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t why we in today's ing about and they nly when ey try to hey often ry feeling al experi- ts do bet- it of meat Personally, r the veg: : discover- tts enough well-nour- ain health in which I are going o combine serve with raw salad. ked dried with the I believe and milk pest of all take the nts in the 4 ich I have lean beef, ibut, tuna, latin. By 1re to get beef you j re protein t ce of lean u can get uy uld He in kate and vigor 1 me why swell and took the 1 lost ten s swelling pee n to pati- You can your fast, ne crisis SO sein period. please tell astringent ed plaster kidneys. ced either organs or y out x- pest hours a.m. from he danger 4:45 pm, 4 in a re- low your 0 will be ; his way. le one to who have sirth, you talk them eactions. ... Fort Vermilion TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, Relief Workers Defiant EIGHT HUNDRED' Drift Turns IMMIGRATION GO SUPPERLESS ssices suns sencesarcs PLANOF CPR. TO CAMP BEDS IS OPPOSED since he entered the White House, President Roosevelt struck an ) optimistic note when, as shown here he told 5,000 Dutchess county neighbors at Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. that the NRA 4 campaign was accomplishing its purpose by bringing the country Steadfastly Refu Refuse Pay Of- to better times. eae con sn . aber fered Police Reserves Cingrele Standing-by wixpsor, Sept. '19. The Genad- LONG BRANCH, Ont, Sept. 19 fan Trades and Labor With 23 Royal Canadian Mounted police and Provincial police on the ground, and a force of 40 constables ready in Toronto for any cmerg- ency call, 800 relief workers in the federal camp. here retired hungry Jast night, adamant in their refusal congress Monday opposed definitely a schefy8 of assisted group immi- gration discussed by E. W. Beajty, president of the Canadian Pacific railway on his recent return from England. Numerous delegates held such immigration would tend to to work any longer or 20 cents a econt day and keep. share i The strikers refused the beni tum Issued Monday by General E. came Tom Joseph Tompkins of Ashton, the commander of the mitary district, that they return work or else leave the cam With the situation absolutely dead: locked the camp superintendents Announced the men could stay qver- Right at least Getieral Ashton told the strikers* representatives it was Impossible for the authorities at Ottawa to mect their demands, which, include es Toronto who maintained It was nothing but a gigantic capitalist scheme to loan these people money prety get Oh back at exhorbitant rates of It was *Teoalled Mr. Beatty in oe Ceieiee pon flee ml want be brought to Canada and seitled together. a clegate attacked th relief camp. system and described the camp at Long Brinch, outage his city, as slave camp. vited delegates to visit Lon; Branch it if they wished to ste hardship at its Sir, Desmond's attack carie dur- ue discussi resolution of fontreal local, journeymen stone cutters, which asked th to ensure payment of the regular scale of waxes and observance of the es our day for stone on was referred back to ihe resolutions, comlttee for rewording to make It applicable to all industr es instead of confining It to stone cuttsrs. workers employed in their own trades, and inclusion under th pro- Tie ee of the Workmen's Compen- sal BANK SYSTEM SATISFACTORY T0 TASCHEREAU he SO HARVEST OPENS IN SOUTH ee president of a Paul LETHBRIDGE, Alta. Sept, 19. printing firm. an unidentified wo- Southern Alverta s annual suger REGINA, Se pt. 19. After re- ffer, of Ely, Tun started yestetday. Digging ST. FLAVIEN, Que., Sept.-19. 2 Fulda, were drowned in Basswood gan in practically all the eal ceiving reports of field men of the Canada's banking sysiem . a firm. Tae, north of her areas, Milford Allred of Raymond, Saskatchewan department of agri- No central. bank is necessary, de- Malecrun sald: the 1bise: Ned been holding honor of delivering the first culture, F. H. Auld, deputy agri- caret aes Teechereau, Pre on a 10-day cance trip and drowned load ger beets to the receiving jeulture minister for the province mincting st 1000 Mk P when their cance overturned near sheds the Raymond factory. declared death and sickness of live- OI, Tecniene ke Bate nere Four Mile portage. Asmert shower feiled to postpone stock in Saskatchewan was caused . eau also stated that The overturned craft and provis- tne start of the beet harvest. In fact. by acute Indigestion brought on by ELY, Minn, Sept. 19 Bill Han- Ses No Need For Crea- deputy game warden at Win- tion of Proposed Cen- tral Bank Indigestion Killed Stock seh ie eee or emUgbEC ions were found floating near the the rain will do good as it will mals sudden change of diet, ather than RX sepa iy shore of the lake yesterday. ten the ground for plowing by Polson from -grasshopper-fouled Coane fee the 1663 al year. A searching party went to the rows of sugary roots, The rou und mr no increase in taxa- jake today to hunt for the bodies. maa become quite dr a tion and no decrease in the all im- portant governmental services. Liberalism from all over the) tonnage will be heavy Quit Search For nie year as of the 13,000 acres seed- Grand Opera Coynes ring ver; has been y, province gathered here to cs isk Missing Teacher a Fann Wits took: small tol, Back To Chicago the 25th . nniversary of the begin- g but on the whole the crop Is likely CHICAGO, Sept. 19. Grand ning of the legislature career of HONOLULU, Sept. 19. Police to prove close to last year's mark opera cime back to Chicago last Hon. J. N. Francoeur, K.C., the; have abandoned the search for Miss of 157,130 tons. night. bringing patrons from the Provinee's minister of public works. Maude Philp, 4, retired Winnipeg, -Becis are testing around 18.5 per back of the yards district as well Hon. Ernest Lapointe, former min- Canada, rehgol' teacher, missing. cent sugar and this will increase as from the gold coast ister of Justice: Hon, Mr. Francoeur since September Il, and sald thes steadily from now in. itis expected. Tile was Because the prices . believed she had drowned in the renged from 25 cents a seat to 110, surf. She was last-scen-about-0:30/. Pigeon breeders consider that noj with the exception of the boxes m. September 11, attired in a pigeon ration is complete without BoursKaya' cang-the title role bathing suit, anada peas. in LETS EXPLORE YOUR MIND A Fascinating Pastime with Albert Edward Wiggam, D.Sc., the Noted Author of The Fruit of the Family Tree a federal Institution premier of Quebec h: take it to task. But if the premler of Alberta has a right to sit on the commission, T, as prime minister of Quebec. have w right to express my opinion. The premier was referring to the Macmillan commission on banking. He noted that: western Canada had . But no Canadian bank had failed during the past crisis; they were all.as strong as ever. Why create a central bank? he asked. All Canadian bankers op- Posed it, he said. Reduced Railway Fares In Canada For Phankeyioing MONTREAL, Que., Sept. 19. Re- duced fares will be i Pe deck on Canadian railways betwten all sta- tions in-Canada for Thanksgiving By week end it was announced to- C. P. Riddell, chairman of the Canadian Passenger Association reductions will provide low fares for up to four day trips. Tick- ets will be at the rate of one and one quarter times the regular first class one way fare, good ie the, going journey from noon Friday, October 6 to noon Monday, Octobe: 8. Return portions of these tickets will be good on trains leaving not Tater than midnight on Tuesday. October In beraition to the long week end tickets, the railways: have-also ar- 1. ranged one day trip tickets for both er 8, and Monday, October 9, at the regular one way tri Th . Wetk end. lUcktts, will, also be ie x tween inedian ints ant tain destinations i United EY MORE LIKELY To oa States. Bee AAGHANTOUS TA TOWARDS EAC WHO LOVED ONE MAD WOULD BE? Grain Excellent At YEG OR NO PEACE RIVER, Sept. 19. The : WEaETS Hudson's Bay motor boat Weenusk COMMONT 1929 Jouv one co arrived in port from Fort Vermilion AUTHOR'S NOTE: These answers are clven from the sclentitic polnt of view. Not all moral quyestigns early Saturdsy morning with only . can be answered with absolute beleniifie accuracy, Dut no decision a4 to what ls morally right ta pees without selence. Science puts the of organized society above in. rights of think so, rule. No doubt 3. Yes, we are chiefly indebted to fatural quallies are here involved Freud from one angle, and to Dr. somewhat, but as o John Watson and the behavior- dil said, I think the chief differences ae Se toaine ine 7 importance of childhood experi- MARRIAGE leave Tuesday Mr. combe is an old-time trader in the perth and - is route: on a purchas- 1g tour. reports grain in the Vecnition district as excellent, only feren ay Dr. Albert R war Wigsam between men women are not natural ee bait Jearne dif- ice Men have ractlos werled tien athe qnces; sltbeugh one does not have a slight frost having occurred there. in give and tal they, ave sai : fe mous lo agree with al explanations The san crane Be in. countless oped nat more aed rules eters nat soy of either school as to just how the have been heading.south game ; they are rebuked rare a onts fer its gafdanee mind'acts. A father tosses his child for the past three days. These birds their fellow men if they do not eked with pried up for fun and the adult man is usually ap overt around play fair, 1 doubt that they are afraid of up on high places; September 10, the geese Sollowins na turally more magnanimous but fouah ane a boy is sco while drinking from ten to tw cs thay have developed more elaborate . POS request. milk, becomes nauseated, and all his rituals for putting up an appear- life has horror of milk; a girl ne *Aderewe Dr, Or, P ibe ep rt dwar wis: care per. eo that the usual flight to vaitoes quarters is behind schedule. is ridiculed for none Runes in alr, ees ae z hole, NV. Hepner.) sust toh for Marriage Donates C.P.R. Earnings Bh lowing historic feriority, etc, etc. There are now MONTREAL, Sept. 19 Earnings Rgures: Thackeray's brain wel weighed the brains of a large au whole Uesertes ot such ae It al- of the Canadian Pacific Railway 58 ounces, Daniel Webster, ber of imbeciles and idiots mi Is nsibll- company officially reported for the Agazziz and Najoleon from 80 to thelr brains weighed from 00 to 76 ity ot raising a child, but fortunate. led Sept. 14 wore: 1933,/826 ounces; thote of Gambetta, ounces robably largely, water. ly, nature 6 always fighting for 2,454,000;, 1932, 2,649,000; decrease, Rertiliion Sad Liebig, 40 to 495 Brain quality, not brain weight. sanity and health and tends to rec- ms ounces. Doctor Sims, a neurologist, 1s what tells, (tify many of our mistakes. EDMONTON BULLETIN Weekl Specials Se Ee rRUrT HEARTS an 13c PINEAPPLE, Sliced, Fiji Ts, tall can oe i 15c Ce MILK, a 17c : Pt ICKLES .Libby s a 23c le to Mail 1 ine abi order Customers unt Sept Grocery Extras for -. Wednesday Shop Before 1 P.M. Swansdown Cake Flour nsdwn Cake, Tio 23c S-ot. quart size sealer 3 Bars Palmolive Soap and Larse we 18e in Lomantirry Jam, cal 29c 47c tT nein ie tein Malt Be - 90c . gaa 3 19 sig 8 see 4 Ze Rolled Oats Wb, Rolled Oring Buse ZC Granulated Sugar. ald bai With order of fagtrve the rant to limit Specials. Lower Main Floor 29c WEDNESDAY MORNING No Phone Orders, Please 101st Strect at SPECIALS Store Closes at 1 P.M. 102nd Avenue Store Hours: 8:30 A.M. to 1 P.M. Men s Wear Bargains Twenty-Five ony Men's Overcoats : Just twenty Oe Seererca in this Morning offering Everyone of them an exceptional this low pricing. All Reve clis:in new smart models that are splendidly tailored. and nicely finished, Sizes 33. to Wednesday Bargain 12.95 Men's Fine Ribbed Combinations Seasonable weight Combination at a really worth-while day Morning Saving. rib knit garments that will splendidty and comfortably Sizes 36 to 44 9 Wednesday Bargain ec Men's Work Glove Bargain Men can choose hard-wearing split leather Work Gloves at a phenomenally low pricing, Glove or with gauntlet cuff, and strongly sewn. OB Wednesday n Our Boys Section At the Notion Counter This sleaing price will take theve Wood Stocking. Dryers out quick: my. about. 30 Tn sites, Wonderful for drying wool stock- ings. Wedneadey Morning 39 Strong Shopping Bags A roomy, strong bag in colored cord, on will carry, let of parcels Wednesday nesday Morning. pair 54-inch White Oll Baize ty that will ot eanily track. 34 inches wide Bring in your measurements and secure your wants at this won- derful sav Wednesday Morni Main Floor Footwear Specials A Special Purchase of Ladies and School Girls Footwear An unustial selling in Misses and Children s Party, Dress or School Tootwear.. Neat Dumps attractive Hie or exfords, also tancy tye Priced cxceptionsily Tow tae Wednesday Sizes 8 to 104, esl tod 1.45 1.85 A One-Price Selling of Men's Bete ter-grade Work Boots A selection ots 1 and) comfortable to Constructed to gi boys outstanding wear, Priced to Clear, Wednesday Sizes 11 to 13 Stzea 1 to 34 1.45 1.55 Ready-to-Wear Section House Dress Sale Wash Print Frocks tn pleasing fashions, giving you a good chotce of styles in sleeveless and short sleeve style. nicely assorted color prints tn. blues: Fresh Wholesome Pastries navy Cordur: Rae SPECIAL--WHIEFED * or in a strong- swearing, whipcord AM BUN 17c to 04 nigenenny PIES. Ron .39 16c Main Floor OXD AND.COCOANUT sg SiacanooNS. *23c Ladies Hosiery ATS ECLAIRS AND : Eieeee A rs. Bargains The price thete stockings 6 cel Aisi sconrs. 1B: Re esate inate here qulue Only. an. insueetion: will Lower Main Floor Show their quality. The lot con : Ia of Brench : Fresh Fruits and liste. tull-fasnioned, points of strain, All pe Vegetables Resday Morning Special, Bi DB ce, o S105 sishsgcinperseet. ttt GRANDES Valenicine, Size 252's. a Sa 4 i Wednesday P 31 ,3 89c Martine: fapectahs 7 pair eee case rans 2.70 Main. Floor CRABAPPLES, Hyslop. case 1.15 . - Mid-Week Porators 49 1B White and Meaty Candy Treat ere we - ci fret an rn . CARROTS. Hey a TURNIPS. HucFrult Dy peooe lovely avers 12 8 3c Wednesday S Lower Man Floor Main. Floot vee Wallpaper and s abiets feos 15 Paints Brcaie Aci, LS coos unity ttowe Paint. vs Z9c Paine and raven: Paine tor interior tr ieaterine maInting. AW estore tnd white Eiguia Petroiatum. 39 cial. per art 88c Wisenp i Clits win not tun att, Pall on ne, colors and whi large cake J 1Be colors and wire c Children s Purses Of course, the, ile Mie wit ike feat ede ot et Mining rooms, bedrooms, ete Ey ditne Toe Stl wees ge coon Main Floor Second Floor dium dark color ere Sete ad and 48 ta 69c 2 1, 28 Smart Dresses Reduced Silk Section 56-inch English Velour ful Fancy Check Velours, 96 thee Genuine teductions are specified welaht, gua Very smart smal) woven checks of for about fifty nice Fall Dresses. it eolors and at this low youthful and matronly styles, advise early shopping rich black and brown and blues, gay rede and wine tones. You wi ate Fall Weight Vests and Bloomers Wednesday, yard Speciat. value at a thine when Chinaware Section ince garments are needed should Plates 2 waman, See vests, both tn Plates, A ide shoulder mr 15 ic Sevond Floor each Women's All-Wool Vests the woman who. must wear quantity Silverware Section Silverplated Bon Bon ishes or or Biss - epee p ie wont in cream eng an sleeveless style, medi ante ne um size only tale ge Wednesday Special 49c Morley's Dollar Sweater nia helt for Women et is ree ana te Sweater ts Vednendn nd and surely R00 Specie 1.29 jar ello Tt ie Second Flow 1 ostyte, fancy init in fonen hie, nav, leogaa Brown . de green and black Fitting sires Wool Section Mito 40. Wednesday Special, each adiany Wheeling Yarn 4 spien- kenittin Crepe de Chine Panties ape, Colors white, care lace trimmed Panties in * Feta sae at ten sees ead pase eee ery picee neeines aise uaites dat front side, bution brown, heather green, heather ing style. In stfes small, medium orey wi Wea: Wadneodsy Price avipeeitel gt; C+ Sreciai baen 88c Second Floor Second Floor Eee ee enneenme, FOR THE LOVE OF EVE) By LUCY WALLING. BEGIN HERE TODAY , Eve felt an uricomfortable third EVE BAYLESS, pretty assistant to party as the conversation between EARLE BARNES, advertising man- the two grew animated. Later, ager of Bixby s department store, when it was suggested that the ue- three-of them should go for a ride lin Mr. Miller's car Eve pleaded a one fa ca eo oe headache and asked to be dropped jacks. It will require : least a fear to compiete but, Off at her home Eve refoes to give up her work and But the ride wit cure your 50 wil headache Miller insisted. Miss Allen and I often drive after din- writer. is HY. Come on the more the mer- trouble at, the responsible for Several Tnstakes tor ich Evi bi for the ride. Mona monopolizing the conversa- ttion there was little--for Eve to- landscape as they whirred over the roads. I hate strang' * she said to hear- . I'm always afraid of miss- ing a tun or running into ditch. have dinner t0 turn back just as they came to with her. Eve, anxlous not to offend brightly lighted place called p Toby s Tavern. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY AN out called Mona gaily. EX Oh, are you going in there? PTER * XXXVI Eve asked in dismay. ATURDAY afternoon Arlene re- .. It will be fun answered Mona ceived a telephone message emphatically. We'll have a sip and from. Sam-who was coming to take bite a dance or. two. her to dinner at a new seafood Til wait f6r you here grill at 105th street. Since Mona's Eve sald as she stepped ing house was on 100th street Out. to let Mona alight, Arlene invited Eve and Mona to The other girl grew Impatient ride home with her and Sam. She took Eve's arm and pushed her At 6 the four met outside Bix- toward the entrance, Oh, come out by's, Arlene, insisted Eve f your characte thould ride with Sam while she Eve entered with them. After all, thared the rumble seat with Mona, Mone of her friends were likely to Eve entered, into a lively discus- S her here, she thought with re- sion with Sam on the subject of lief. The place looked rather advertising and was impressed by estionable to. her. The lights his shreutiness and vision The were colored and gave a dim effect. le 10100 street seemed. short. Little booths lined the walls and Moca lad -Kve 16 ber sn, they entered one of them. There the third floor of the green frame Were benches and a table of rough dwelling. It was an atractive WOO), Padly, scarred with carved Initial Overhead hung great clusters of colored autumn leaves, draperies at the windows to match the yellow and orchid bedspread. Eve was surprised when- Mona These colors were used in a woven) and Miller ordered sandwiches and rag rus on the floor. coffee. It had been such a short But leave it to Mona thought time since dinner. At first Eve re- Eve as she followed the other Eisl fused to order anything but later to a small table at which were she compromised and asked the seated an elderly woman and a/ waiter to bring her a pineapple ice. young man. The young man flashed Will you excuse us while Mona a quick smile. She intro- dance? Miller asked as he an duced Eve and then explained that Mona arose Mr. Miller roomed in the neighbor No sooner were they on the floor he t came here for his meals. out of si; than Theron which came over the radio. with She wondered if it were not time) BUt Reece appeared tn the entrance of passed.- She met no pedestrians on the booth. Eve was startles the lonely road. Her ankles were Don't be afraid of me, he said tired from walking on spiked heels smoothly, I won't tell your hubby and she felt sick with nervous fear. I found you here. Expecting some- Still she. trudged on for what jenee reemed miles and miles. Eve hed You know I'm not, she an- no idea how soon she would a: swered heatedly, at the Lake City limits nor what pen you cant, mind if 1 sit car line she might approae down. he responded, You tiust be -* prettly lonely. Will wou have Finaity she came to a farm house e p paleo ai fiask rom oxring a sign Tourists Welcome. : rang the doorbell and when 2 eva Wa motherly looking wo with was a first ing hair answered she chau class little frame-up, she though, c? 28 A Ont ere ane eaee ate, ee in town but apparent ions but asked instead if she could f stop for the night. She was shown he kept in touch with Mona. a spic-and span room with pink why did they take such delight in fo rugs and a Jenny. Lind bed. making her uncomfortable? Was it ; because she made no effort to con- Pnen the farmers wife turned to +geaL her dislike for Reece? Now the. Cpe oe to drive Yaur-car.tnto the. barn ton had slways suspected that ihe man (M0 Dlghi in the case was Reece. The injured When Eve man must have recover as no car and no bag Eve felt trapped. told her se had ni e but offered 0 more had been heard of the affair. pay her immediately, her hostess ut what might this night's events looked dubious, went below evi- lead to? Eve was more than sorry dently to consult Pi ihe: rs she had accepted Mona's invitation. turned soon, smiling reassuringly. Her thoughts raced wildly, try- It'll be all right, miss, she said. ing to decide what she could do. Did you want to come and set with Mona and. Miller sscmed i a long time. Only once danced past the booth wh it. She began to fear they had into left the place. Reece carried on-a one-sided conversation, ite you: know, I've always ve sank with relief the deep featherbed sh ithought, E pose Pa 18 lying Cee a shotgun thinking awake aril suspicious char- hand across the table. gt; The next murning she fo stinctively drew back into a cor- Re pucnins aie Spal ee had walked miles in a direction ner, Once more he poured liquor)away from Lake City. from his flask and offered her althe farmer to drive drink. Eve's anger mounted. When she reached lke yo Ce Brooks appeared. said, Latte i der she said, I couldn't hi worrying about you. toward her side of the table, Be- fore he could side 10 the bench Pron , was ringing most of the with her, Eve sprang to her feet e booth. ew curled and brittle, In the man work had been painted orchid and Contre of the couples slipped along parallel to the road bout youl. Why can't there were yellow and orchid Gente, Qf pe room a few couples jrfough the darkness. She thought fflends?) Your husband isn't above he must have turned back, for not 2 ea flirtation when the occasion long afterward an automobile ap- Why not give him a taste proached slowly and she hid behind ot his own medicine? the trunk of a tree until It had Abruptly Eve hung up the re passed. cei terrified, Territied PSBefore long the machine returned at the threat of danger In Reece's and after a brief stop at Toby's Persistent attentions and. terrified Tavern slowly went in the opposite at his insinuations about Dick. direction. Reece, no doubt, was Were they true Reece s hints that looking for her. Eve decided to Dick had been philandering? How walk until she came to a trolley. was she to bear it if they were Fach: time- am automobile ap-' true - proached she hid until it ATo Be Continned), It rang again shortly, Eve an- and ran blindly from th Gut of the bullding. across the *Wered and heard Theron Reece's lighted area and toward sume. ot ea Pree iieibe fool be said. Do -
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