a ©] THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY: SEPTEMBER 16, 1981

Catalogue is Now Distributed

"Uf you are a Customer and have nat received .
- your copy, please drop us' a post card

No lower prices are in sight than those:pre-'-
sented in EATON’S Fall and Winter Cata-
logue, grade for grade.

Should the market become more favorable |
on any particular item, we undertake to fill

orders at the improved price.

THE CONSUMER PAYS” |
The most economical way to ship merchan-
dise is by freight. - a a s

Do you realize that 100-pounds mixed mer-
chandise can be shipped-to-central points in

3 Alberta by freight for 2.19, and this sum
% pays postage on only 25 pounds to the .
7, Same points? 7 ae :
FO great help to reducing prices lies in cus-

tomers’ hands. Make your order up to-100.. :
pounds or over and have your shipment go"
by freight. 3 _ aes

WINNIPEG . CANAGA

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:|Particular district most of the crops

.} garden stuffhas to:be Ufted.; But in

The Omineca Herald zing: and cultivation, ‘The ap

EATON’S Fall and Winter 4

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CH: Baws, 5 Fk Ee ae ex '|McIntosh ‘Reds in -this orchard, and

intelligent

most. absolutely free from any blight,

shape. AVP ba gbtet te bey andes SE eh ee
|. ‘There’ will be a very heavy crop: of

Advarti rates—$1.50 per inch ‘pir

notices cyan ine Lettie ae
_-| ceeding notices 1b per Hind ¥ tee : rr T
“| fine eae ingerti _~  {@istrict need not hesitate to-plant the

line eack subsequent rr.

the ‘owner has, efter two + or. ‘three!
years, demonstrated, that,,the Terragp

‘THE NORTH Is HARVESTING

The weather seems to have settled
down, pow. for -a spell of . bright Sun-
Shine, alittle frost at. night and an
abundance of. ozone in the air that
peps one. up. ..This .is, in ‘short,. the
real haryest weather, and -OUL the far-
mers throughout. the: interior are -up
ond at it,; In-:the, Bulkley Valley the
biggest. job_is. in. the. grain fields, and
there is the biggest crop of grain that
has been ready.for harvest. for ghite
a number of, years, There-are.also a
lot of -spuds-and- other vegetables: to
get safely into the. cellars. In this

have been harvested,..and.. only the

the Terrace district big business ig on
again with the apple, plum. and. pear
crop. . Last spring some of | the ; or-
chards on low lnnd suffered a. ilttle
from frost and the crop is on. the Ught
side, but on the high land there is an
abundance of fruit. : We. were in. one
orchard Jast, Sunday .of a . thousand
trees, most Young .and just nicely in
the commercial stage. Many ; of -th,-

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trees are still only. a, couple of. year,
old, bunt the older, trees were truly .
pleasing . sight. There, was evidence

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@' Canadian Pacific
otel, in the heart

ip Sumner, .by. singers

Spe cial theme :

Friday,.avenin:

Music in the Rockies.

‘Buch as Musti’' of'tke Moiatatnd, "~:
Music of the*Flowers, ete., during the-C, PRs
evening radio hour of musie.
sttiiimer, Gilbert and Sulivan’s**BVM.S:Finaforell’:
and ““Trial-BY' duty” ; selected scenes ‘from ‘Biset's::)
tt Carmen? tand'-Gounod’s . “Favat'; -and:. three;
Canadian ballad:oreras with musit ‘hy }Dr. Ernest’ .
MacMillan, Dr. Haley Willan and R. G. Manson,:

+ will broadeast|all of Toronto, will be rendered,

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nces

During ‘thei!

_jthan other classes,. They were hit

‘| Drovinces, js ,inereasing :rapidly. and a

Slves, promige of returning more-tabr-.
ey. than. have ‘crops: for - thie last--yenr | 3
- jor two. Steps are lso-being: taken: to |

-- fing those
‘| trict. -

: eh ‘Colunitite “Eke ecto oi me, ee ge TE nae
Tit British “Colunitila “the. fruit: and. a iar ae tou
vegetable “growers “ive doing ‘a busi- ‘ a es: Dog's
ness, thia, year, that they. have..never ‘. 1 “Atl

Fl

“- Esurplits stocks from forelen conntries

ijftarm and gardens, ; .
Now that the winter work program
x) las been got ander way there are sey-
Pornh thousand men Working; ‘tind 'sey-

aif Work who have hoebeen working re-

|| The neceswitied ‘af yiges!

‘ttc ‘Mons: peonte yard att eaily In“thée’
lanornings and in the early évenings |:
ody trying thelr skit witha, gun and it] f
ial i8 -sonaetiiies  Juat top? bad“for. ‘the [ FF
Hvomse. There’ are’ others out. atter
wibigger geme that “will furnish more,
opments 8 tre tiated

7 _ ixitu KUL -the other fellow. ttt nas
wo George Youn
~"{ miley, for $10,000;1.-He: will not need}

| to. worzy: abont..rellef: work this “win. "
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‘/McKnosh Rede, The earlier varieties
of apples-have been,’ or are-being plek-'

thy apples will he ready next week
dnd the MccIntosh Reds and the Wag-
jaers will come along. the end of the’
month” or ‘edtiy! in ‘October: ‘The ab-|

Her than in the Terracé district, and

fter, but when it comes to flavor and
quality the northern apples. will take
the lead, ‘also in keeping qualities,
: There will be enough, apples in; thie
horth to supply the north, and the
cost will be no more, The people. in
the north might well wait.a few. days
and. buy, northern apples. , Tt will be.
a big help to the northern growers,
and the money, will, circulate back -to
the towns that buy in the north,

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BETTER CONDITIONS IN CANADA.

“canada ‘i got

are improving very rapidly. Banks

cliss {so caled ito distinguish them
from the ultre-wealthy.) i
The very wealthy have less mone r |.
lot Larder in the stock Slump, and all|
bond and other investments have been |’
baying less or no dividends. ‘They. are
unable to draw on -their- bank accounts
Which are in many, cases:9. blank. ._..
But manufacturing in the eastern

#ood ‘many thousand men are now at
work ‘who “were tdle"ad year ago. The
middle west is harvesting a crop ‘that

Drerent such a Seneral crop failure in:
certain parts: of the prairies, by. moy-
fariners out to, a better is-

been. able. to. do before, All the fruit
and vegetables wil find A market .this.
vent as the tavilff is keeping out: the

Many train. loads. of-fruit-and “Vege-
tnbles are moving out of the south .to
the, prairies and-to- Dnropean countries.
The northern. part -of the: broyince ‘ig
Suing to supply its own heeds from the

ern] thousand more will soon ‘be at

cently. This is gulag fo ihake pF Won-.

the tiees: are uniform ii sid8 pad ‘al,

. - . » {and the apples are coloring up_in tine |.
_ Published Every Wednesday - panies

ved and shipped. to’ market. * The-Weal|

ples in the south may be a Hitle ear-|-

dome. Fears they-may-color.a-Httle bet-{

aes

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ROW, Caiticron”

Prince Rupert

ing out of the slough .
of depression,: and business conditions |)
are full of mqney that..belongs to. the |2

wage earning, salary -earning.-classes | #
aud to the. widows.and general middle |

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“ Carries an up-to-date ‘stock of

Dry Goods

Fur iture. edge dee &
Household Furnishings

‘Classy Shoe Repairing Done

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‘ihles, flourish -.and: are ure-

to health by Pacific Mill,

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888 Drake St, Vancouver

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derful-difference hi the’ buying power Factories “at Abbotsford -and Ladner

of the whole country, and by spring | | _ |
_ | busiteds’ should be “abdiit “ag wood as| ob aie bon oe “chet y
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