"There
Were
Many
Things
Which
I
Could
Not
Eat'?
.
Mrs.
H.
Robert
Well,
ErgrlUh
Harbour,
Trinity
Bay,
N1W.,
wriUst
'Mil
the
nil
del
'fir
if
f
j
v
.
-
nit
"I
was
troubled
with
nervous
dyspepsia
so
much
to,
that
there
were
a
(real
many
thingi
I
could
not
eat
at
all
on
account
of
the
distressed
feeling
afterward.
I
used
many
different
remedies,
but
they
did
me
little
good
Finally
I
tried
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
and
Kidney-Liver
Pills,
and
was
surprised
at
the
relief
this
combined
treatment
gave
me
in
such
a
short
time.
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FOOD
M
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or
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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
Oct.
II,
1923.
Railway
Rates
j
Reduction
Welcome.
While
the
railway
rates
reduction,
as
announced
yesterday,
is
very
welcome
and
will
lend
to
help
us
in
our
request
for
an
elevator,
Premier
John
Oliver
explains
that
it
is
not
Ihe
'granting
of
Ihe
appeal
of
'the
provides
for
complete
equalization
of
rales
between
the
west
and
easl.
British
Columbia
is
still
being
discriminated
OtgainM
;u
;lhi
matter,
ygWeral
nifttlwiUfct'
,
a.nd
Ihe
judgment
ot
ihe
privy
council
jiyi-l
b-
awaited
in-
regard
(o
this
matter.
The
reduction
granted
by
Ihe
board
is,
however,
an
acknowledgment
of
Ihe
justice.
of
Ihe
H.C.
(claim
and
of
the
desirability
of
giving
better
railway
rate
to
lbs
Pacific
coast.
Hon.
Frank
Oliver
-
'
'
Friend
Of
The
West.
It
did.
not
lake
lion.
Frank
Oliver"
long-
lo
express
If
on
the
matter
of
railway
rales
after
be
was
appointed
o
the
Railway
Commission.
A
rsporl
received
today
quotes
him
as
aying
that
(be
rule
westward
lo
Prince
Rupert
ami
Vaneouver
should
be
the
same
as
for
a
similar,
distance
eastward.
He
doe
Hot
believe
ill
hi
all
'rales
iiwl
In
nn,t..,.
II.
u
I'
I)
II
i...:u
r
O
-.
......
VI,T.
VtJIII
II
mini
a
very
costly
systvm
over
(he
mountains,:
whereas
Ihe
Canadian
National
was
built
expressly
for
Ihe
purpose
of
avoiding
tin
costly
mountain
haul.
In
the
appointment
of
Hon.
Frank
Oliver
lo
Ihe
Railway
Commission
we
see
another
e'vidence
off
be
friendliness
of
the
pr?sen.
government
toward
Ihe
west
aiid
lis
determination
to
uphold
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
Real
8eryice
To
Community.
There,
are
in
Ihe
city
two
service
elubs
ami
a
good
main
fraternal
and
other
organization,-
all
organized
wilb
(lie
idea
of
serving
either
alt
or
a
portion
of
Ihe
cnmmiuiilv.
The
are
all
excellent
in
their
way
and
are
worlh
A
jynod
deal
lo
the
rom-munily,
especially
in
creating
a
spirit
of
good
fellowship
The
real
effeelivr,
service,
however,
i
irf
so
V-iirrviiig
oM
oiie's
life
work
lhal
it
may
be
of
benefit
lo
Ihe
community.
The
club
and
organizations
are
a
hobby
or
sideline,
nulside
of
the.
Imai.
nes
or
profession.
The
person
who
sells
groceries
or
drygoods
or
nnv
tdhr
"'i"
M
iii
porn
a
way
as
to
gue
the
greatest
Iosib
e
service
at
the
lowest
possible
price
is
really
helping
to
bu
Id
up
Ihe
eitv.
Tin
person
who
organize
or
carries
on
a
raetoi-j-
mill,
fish
plant
or
any
other
iudus,v
which
helps
to
make
this
a
centre
of
commercial
life
and
at
the'
same
time
J.?mJ
1.1
"f
',U'
,!"i,ieilt
i
Providing
then,
will,
good
food
or
elutbes
or
necessaries
of
is
life,
giving
the
best
very
"
service
possible
t
niiiy
t
sp.,:,nn1P
jt
V,?,.,.
ho
wi
li
the
professional
man
nr
nrllzau
or
laborer.
The
man
who
does
good
work
"J
consistently
N
le
mHU
romm.iii.ly.
Public
rvifs
dnri.rg
leisure
hours
is
,?esira
e
and
commeudnblc
but
the
one
l,l,,g
noi-essarv
above
all
others
,
g.Ml
work
well
d
,
.be
work
by
whichV
n..
n
earn
,
Notice
to
Delinquent
Debtors
On
October
17.
tli
iriiw.
ii,,......i
h..im
.
.
...
..
.
""ilriv
iirw
ii
JierrnaiiiM-
roil
Jiril
.SS0ClllllOO
U'
llill.l
..
n.4......II
...
I.
..
.
t
highest
bidder
Ihronirli
II,
u
,.r
n.:
'
-
.
,
j
""imiin
ii
liny
paiier.
w
'
1
number
of
lone
onUlnii.li..r
i.
.m
,.
,
"
'o
i
wiiuv,
-sue
i
nine
ot
tlie
debtors,
wbelber
res
dent
......
.
.
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V;
,B
l"v
"""""ii
oi
in;
ncrouiit
owing.
Only
the
name
i.r
those
debtors
who
have
deliberately
evaded
payment
vill
appear
in
this
list.
A)
accounts
have
been
certified
by
the
merchant
enler-ng
same,
as
any
intending
purchaser
of
these
accounts
will
nfJi'
l,r",ee
'
m1
,";.ili.
a.i
pun-l.uKers
may
offer
lo
same
debtors
in
lieu
of
wagj.s
or
any
oilier
debt.
All
correspondence
in
conneclioi)
with
this
notice
please
address
lo
the
i
pi;illce
Rupert
Retail
.N
e,r
Is'
Credit
Men's
Association,
Box
lit!
Dnijy
.News
Office.
CHANGE
SYSTEM
OF
roMPFrmnN
for
Superintendent
II.
S.
Hum
ex-j
pressed
ilissal.isP.icl
inn
,
at
lal
I
night's
school
hoard
meeting
al
j
the
manner
in
which
school
emu.
1
petitions
had
been
conducted
at;
Hie
recent
exhibition.
Hi)
fpit!
that
li
plan
of
hating
Ihe!
suggest
breaking
it
up
at
this
lime
until
it
was
ascertained
bow
jthej
pupils
were
getting
nlM)g.
Doing
so
would
require
the
engaging
of
another
leacher.
Trustee
McLennan
expressed
gratification
at
Hie
incivased
number
of
pupils
in
the
Hjgh
School.
It
reflected
growth
of
(be
population
of
the
city.
Wrgurtfe
de
la
Motta
t
'Star
oT
Jealoutj
At
the
Weslholme
Tonisht
NORTHERN
BRANCH
OF
TRUSTEES'
ASSOCIATION
School
Trustee
Casey
Urges
Advantages
of
Such
Organlza
tlon
and
Would
Have
Convention
at
Early
Date
Expressing
fhe
belief,
that
such
an
organization
would
prove
of
great
benefit
to
educational
Interests
in
this
part
of
the
province,
Trustee
Cifey
urged
at
the
meeting
of
the
school
hoard
Iat
lllghl
Ihul
efforts
should
be
con-linued
with
a
ew
lo
establlsli-ing
a
branch
of
Hie
H.C.
School
Trusfee'
Assocfalion
with
Prince
Iluperl
as
Its
centre
point.
Some
time
:iuo
the
lioanl
iIp-
clded
to
Invite
other
boards
in
the
district
to
nartlclnale
In
such
a
nfove
biil
it
was
impossible
to
gel
in
touch
wltli
them
nil.
Sec
with
the
various
serrelaries.
.Mr.
Casey
fell
Hint
n
rnnvrn
lion
should
be
held
here
before
Prospermia
advria)ng
mean
regular
continuous
advertising.
TH1
iMiLI
HEWD
HALL
CAINE'S
STUDENTS
AT
FAIR
BIG
STORY
IS
SHOWING
HERE
"The
Christian"
Is
One
of
Most
Dramatic
Tales
Kwer
Told
and
Film
Is
Pin
pla-M
f
the
various
schools!
-Selfishness,
superstition
and
,r.unpHlnr
will,
on,,
another
as
,,iftotrv
1W
anoi
,
,,,,,
should
be
discontinued.
It
tnl,
jgroups
a
wo
a
'"
'
T
i
U
is
s
liowo
in
l.
i.lirll(.ii"
-
tr.
riMMII)
,,
till
,(l
'tit
'.ml
.'Slst
and
t
occasioned
.
bad,
i,a
a
,.y
,,y
sr
0jw
feeling
between
Hie
tiafliors
iThjs
might
be
remedied
hy
re-jstoring
Hie
system
of
inilix
iilual
;rompeitinn.
..l.....l
....
.,
and
pirluro.t
t
hi
week
al
Ihe
We-
holme
theatre.
The
story
opens
on.lhe
e
of
.1""".
Man,
where
.loilll
.lolin
Storm
and
.
no.
.,
rao,
.o
ten
,
inai,(ory
0uayl4
,av
,iv((
,
he
system
empKve,
tl,,
year
jHil(1,1HM,.
,,,,
,.,,
r:
had
bee,.
..nsHlisfnelory.
I
xyas'iroIllPr
p
,
,
not
een
Tepresenl
alive
of
the.
....,
..
.
.
..
.
:
clas
work
for
one
student
m,Pl.j8(
,iar'H
;
r,ali
U
,
f,
put
...
.Irawincs
i.
Hjl
spera
o,y
when
.o,,
stor.n.
his,
,,,::.,,,l,,h'?'
V1'1
'n'h'-r.
.end.
Him
on
a
trip!
'"I""'
"
Uii"
.;.i
ii,-
,.,.ki
i
...
i..
i
l
rlioifls
before
Hie
flo.c
a
of
1
1,.-
sprinp
term
and
lhal
ihe
exhibi
tion
slinuM
feature
imlivn
ual
ef
fort.
He
fell
that
the
Fair
Hoard
'would
welcome
any
sujrjresfjon
that
might
he
made
by
Ihe
teachers.
The
miestioii
was
left
hv
I
lie
board
wi
I
It
the
learhors
lo
take
with
the
Fair
Hoard.
ATTENDANCE
AT
HIGH
SCHOOL
HIGHEST
YET
Principal
Brady
Reports
to
School
Board
That
119
Students
are
Enrolled
43
In
First
Year
Principal
ltra.lv
reported
al
the
meeting
of
the
school
board
last
night
that
there
were
119
(udeiits
attemtiiiK
Hie
High
School,
the
lairel
number
since
the
High
School
had
Heu
openeit
in
the
city.
tiirls
were
in
the
majority
numbering
nearly
80.
There
were
13
students
taking1
first
year
work
and
some
20
in
the
commercial
class.
The
first
year
class
was
some
what
congested
bill
be
would
not
"'t'i
M'.l
III
III
,11
l)r
pare
him
for
:ie
political
life
for
which
he
had
been
educated.
Gives
up
Wealth
l
our
years
Jaler,
John
Storm
returns
and
finds
(ilory
grown
to
a
beautiful
young
lady,
and
unhappy
in
(he
poor
collage
of
her
grandfather,
the
vicar.
Polly
comes
down
from
London,
and
suggests
that
lory
ecaie
from
uncongenial
surroundings
by
be-
coming
a
nur-e
in-(he
London
hospital
where
.Polly
works.
John
Storm
announces
to
Glory
and
his
father
Ihat
he
has
become
a
Christian
Solialisl,
and
will
en
ter
Ihe
church,
renouncing
nil
worbll
preferment
and
gaui.
UN
decision
is
a
terrible
blow
In
hi.
father,
and
a
grcat'disappoinl-iiienl
lo
filory,
who
bates
poverty
and
oes
beautiful
clothe
and
possessions.
.
1
ilory
enter
Ihe
hospital,
and
John
Ihe
Church.
Itolh
in
ser
vice
ami
in
hue
with
each
other.
Ihejr
paths
diverge,,
fieraue
of
Ihe
different
spirit
in
which
they
work.
Polly,
meanwhile,
Uu
been
betrayed
by
Lord
Hubert
Ure,
n
trustee
of
Ihe
hospital.
Horatio
Drake,
discovers
in
(llory
a
lalenl
for
acting,
ami
offers
lo
Mtnor
her
on
Ihe
stage.
John
has
be
come
chaplain
of
the
hospital,
in
order
lo
be
near
(ilory.
When
he
-ees
how
Polly
s
condemned
hy
Ihe
board,
he
resigns
from
the
hospital
and
from
the
Church.
Finding
lhal
(ilory
will
not
giv.i
up
Drake
and
Ihe
worldly
eet.
John
hids
her
gooduy
and
enters
:t
monastery.
Renounces
Vows
Hut
even
here,
lorn
between
his
ideals
and
his
love
for
(ilory,
h.?
rinds
no
peace.
HeuouiicjiiK
hi
vows
and
coming
back
!
Ibi
world,
he
finds
(ilory
a
slar
on
the
starje
and
Ihe
loast
of
London.
He
reiuoiislra'es
with
her,
and
iKiinls
out
lnr
la
ncrAi"
lull
jshe
does
not
see
it
his
way.
U
decides
lhal
his
work
is
In
help
fallen
girls,
and
opens
a
mission.
fo
which
Polly
comes
lo
die.
Sh?
i
survived
hy
her
baby,
which
John
arranges
lo
hae
adopted
hy
Lady
Hubert
L're,
thus
Incurring
his
Lordship's
enmity.
This
leads
o
a
nlau
lo
ruin
John's
work
to
(earing
.down
Ihe
Mission
ami
replacing
)
wilb
a
music
hall
for
(ilory
use.
trd
Robert
expects
to
use
for
(his
purpose
the
winning
of
his
en-Iry
in
(be
Derby.
Meanwhile,
Lord
Robert
I
having
circulated
a
report
thai
Father
Storm
has
predicted
the
destruction
or
London
at
midnight
on
Derby
Day.
John
denies
this,
but
Lord
Hubert,
rich
and
Influential,
keep
(he
rumor
afloat
by
paid
agents.
Derby
Day
Derby
Day
arrives
and
John
goes
to
Epsom,
where
he
tries
to
speak
lo
Ihe
people
for
Ihe
tro.nl
of
Iheir
souls.
.Meantime,'
many
devoul
and
credulous
are
giving
away
their
worldly
uomis
uml
preparing
for
Ihe
last
hour.
Lord
Hotierl
s
liorse
wins
the
race.
Thai
evening,
a
big
dinner
Is
given
in
(Ilory
honor,
while
crowds
are
gathering
in
the
squares
of
London
to
await
(he
end.
John,
in
a
reliirious
freniv.1
utwo
act.
Notlc
of
InUntlon
to
Applr
to
Pkrch
In
Cna.l
I
mid
lif.i.l,
nA-....,i--
i.i..
Irlf'f
of
f.iim
It.i,.
.
...
t
I
(:UtllhU'U
fill
l
f.ru.
i.
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i.i....,
iCtiarlottf
UUwH,
ml
1Jliilng
t.
8473
Jlo
tin
iiiiIIi.
rotary
Vance
taled
that
he
would
of
vinriViir!
V'JfS'Wi
iiikh
me
matter
up
with
Inspector
;
1
'i"J'
'r
porinifium
i
laser
and
try
lo
communicate:
tnnim-ni-iiir
t
a
rjt
pintfi
on
itw
i'
i.uniftiiewa
iiiipi
!
ffipnrft
imrlli
IS.75
rlialiif,
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ur
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o
llw
noillti
lioiinijary
or
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weft
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rollimlnn
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m.
ii--
j,,jniiira,
r-ur'
the
next
,
sess
.
nil
of
the
legislature
,",'r''
"'d
t.i..j
tiienrc
rtMeHr
and
eonvenml
If
r...l
mi
K
ifoijUierlv,
an.l
foll.mlnr
Out
Hum
water
COIene
If
possible.
inaik
of
Cuinslieua
lul.-l
to
the
ix.lnt
of
i-oiiiiiiMirniH'iii,
and
rM)Uliilli(
.Ml
aiT,
iimie
ur
leaf.
THOMAS
A.
KPI.I.ET,
'
Hun
of
Mur",,
AiDllraiil.
l
fJiUd
gepiember
Sim,
tvll.
decides
ibal
he
mtil
kill
(ilory
loae
tier
soul.
He
goes
lo
her
nioins
to
await
her
coming.
!
When
they
are
alone,
he
de-
rlnres
hi-
terrible
Intention.1
jlSlnry,
by
showing
him
lhal
he
love
him,
ulvorl
him
from
hi'
purpose.
In
ihe
grip
of
bis
hu.
man
loe,
and
Ihe
aulicipalion
of
happiness
wilb
(Hot'.
John
wanders
into
the
streets.
Midnight
ha
passed,
and
Hie
expected
wrath
ha
not
manifested
ilself.
The
rrowd
I
urn
against
The
Christian
and
howl
for
reenge.
He
recogniie.l,
and
Ihe
mob
beals
and
stones
him.
(ilory
who
has
followed,
lakes
him
lo
hi
Mission,
SWANSON
BAY
Mr.
Hamilton
left
Monday
morning
for
n
trip
lo
Vancoioer.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
II.
Crawford,
who
were
in
town
over
the
week
end,
have
relume
lo
(ianlner
Canal.
Dan
Slewarl
of
Vancouver,
spending
a
few
day
in
town.
LAND
ACT.
I
Notlcf
of
InUntlon
to
Applf
U
Laaaa
Land.
n.
uiiii
uihi
iii.ir.ri,
iirrnrnina
of
Priii-e
ltiiirrl,
awl
situate
III
l.limfl-u
a
In
Un.
.I.v
l.l.h
...
...
iri.itu
llii
n
.
Im.Iui.
liLarfi
iar
.inure
mai
I,
IIKHIiai
A,
kl-llflf.
of
VanniiOfr,
II.C,
orriiiallun
Uifrlnf
0eralor.
Iiii-ikI
u.
apely
for
i"-rmi.UHi
...
i.
,i-r
.timmiuR
nr.rriiHH
rare
Comroriirlnt
at
t)i
xsilhwefl
romer
of
T.I..
itJJ;
ihenre
K.ulli
rhaliif:
llwnrr
fl.CO
t
I'C.
II
II
-lialn.,
Ih-M
.-...I.
m
rhalni
llieiire
northtrlr
and
neMerly,
and
follnvtlrlr
lite
lMire
of
CuinOiewa
Inlrl
in
uie
iMni
if
ejiiimiMieeiniii.
and
ton.
Mtiilni
18.31
acre,
more,
ur
leta,
THOMAS
A.
KKI.I.F.Y.
,ain
of
A(iliraat
tilled
Seplemtier
f
Sttl.
I3.
LAND
ACT.
Mailt
9t
latanllcn
t
Apaty
to
Puponaa
In
Cial
linl
)n,ir..i
ii
A-.ii..-
i.i.
?.'
.
''rinre
liurt,
and
Lyeii
liand,
Queen
Charloiie
lilaiidi.
i
iihi
iM-ftii
,,i
Alll
llllei.
Take
.Notlre
M
I.
Tlumiai
A
k.!U
of
Vanrniiver,
B.C.,
oerupalKm
Ij.rrlnr
ojrator,
lnien
u
apply
rr
twrom.lii
Ui
purrhane
I
he
rotlnwlnt;
tlrarrlLed
lin.U
(..mmieiirlnr
at
a
.t
planird
im
Ihe
........
...
.
.ll.ui.
fWUllf.
erly
fnun
a
lln-
kmi
of
u
uni;
llwnr.
Miiilb
14.11
elialiMi
llienee
ei.
tf
t
fhalni
tlwnre
norlh
l.7
rhalnij
iiienrr
folWminv
tlie
lilrli
water
mark
to
die
IMilnl
of
eirtiiioeo.eiueiit.
ami
rouUlnliiii
ii-.,
umrv
ur
lefifc.
IIKI.1MS
A,
hKI.I.KV,
.llie
nf
Appllrml
"
Hale..
Beplemher
ttlti.
,
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
f
InUntlon
U
Applr
I
La
Land
hi
i..iai
i.ana
intirirt,
iiecordnuc
ll
Irlrt
lit
f'el.ie
Iiiii-..
..1.1
.ii.
..i.
at
III
tiea'd
of
Atll
Inlet',
Ljell
Inland,
Uniwn
Cliarkitte
lilau.li,
Taka
i,tlie
that
,
Tliomaa
A,
Killey,
of
Vanroiiver,
ll.C.,
orrupatlnn
Lnrrlii8
0rtlor,
intern)
to
apply
for
nnlil,n
td
lea.a
llu.
i,.Htt
.1..
....
.
.
hor
I
CoiiiUH'lielnr
at
a
Hr
planted
mi
llu,
liom
line
,f
im
ii,i..i
.
.).,..,
n-
.1..1...
IHirtle-a.t
if
the
fisilheaal
fniner
of
lx.1
ijI
ineii
s,
t
is'K-j
3i.3
rliallif,
IV'.'.Ti
V.
'"'
10
"oltii
almre
i,f
iiurii
nufiiir
Migineiiir,
fteiieriy
am
mrtlierly,
and
ro.lowlna
nal1
Mmre
Hue
to
tlie
pfilnt
nf
ronimenrenwni,
and
ronialn-III!
13.73
arrea,
imire
or
le.
THOMAS
A,
krl.l
KY,
.
.
.
.
Nam
of
Applicant.
,,,'",
Dlted
ttpumbtr
Ida,
ll,
Thursday,
October
H
PLAYERS
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
"Super-quality"
bHPbMbbLLLR
Stock
Reducing
10
forl8t.
and
in
tins
of
50
and
WO
More
sold
than
all
other
brands
combined
Beautifully
Cool
and
Sweet
Smoking,
Sale
at
Ormes
Drug
Store
Tuko
Tooth
Paste
Free
with
Tooth
Brush,
Special
Value
al
35c
50c
Tube
Shavald
Free
with
50c
Shaving
Brush.
Itegular
50c
size
I'ep-nib'iit
Tooth
I'.ile.
and
a
guar
uile.cd
."Or
Ttrulh
Hrusb.
Irnlli
lor
1
1
libber
HMuitri's,
.tic
t-ize
(or
25c
Jf
1.00
iz
8I.50
size
for
f
Unity'.
(iwn
Soap,
but
Cutiniro
Soap,
box
Snap
Hot
.
?
Tnlciiui
I'owder,
Jf
tin
Shaving
Slicks
Shaving.
Cream
I'epstslent
Tooth
Paste
Colgate
Toolh
I
'as
If
,
(lilletle
Hlndc-.
Vi
dozen
40et
I
dozen
(iilletle
llazors
75c
forvSOc
.
.
75c
.
v350
.
20c
.
e-
61
Auto
Stnip-llnzors,
with
blades
and
strop
75c
Face
I'owibrs
of
runny
kjmls.
vnluex
frotn
.0c
to
11.50;
any
if
these
for
25e
Hair
Nets,
Cap
Shape,.
CoimI
l
orin,
single
mesh,
3
for
25o
Doulde
mesh,
2
for
25c
Tanlac,
bollle
85c
l-'rililalive.,
package
.
.
.,
.
Ziiii-lluk,
box
,
Jo
To,
bottle
(eilifoniia
Syr.
Tig
,
.
.
Plnex
,
v
Murine
Ky
Water,
bollle
I'liillitis
Milk
of
Magnesia,
bolllp
Derhnm
l'ill,
2
package
for
v
15c
20c
40c
20c
75c
75c
ami
$1.00
,40c.
40c,
40c
ami
75c
50C
l0tr
tt,Mc
Allen
t
llatibury,s
i.
.
rtiods,
.
.No.
I
ami
2
largo,
l.2."
fnrf.&Oc
.i
large,
n.M:
lor
Iliiids'
Honey
V
Almond
Cream
,
Snl
llepnlica,
small.
40e
medium,
75o
large,
I'enslar
Appeli'ing
Tonic,
$1.00
size
fur
I'enslnr
Hheiimalic
llemedy,
fjl.no
size,
for
..
II
rooks'
llnby
Hurley,
r0c
size
for
I'orlers
llahy
r'ond,
50c
size
for
.
,
Ibtphiitt
Malted
Milk,
oOc
size
for
........
Ilorden
Mailed
Milk.
$1.00
size
fur
llerberlH
Mrfrley,
50c
size
for
......
.,',
,
,
'
Neitle
I'ood,
0M
Mzc
for
.
.
.
,
.
.
.'
fiiu
Pill.
fiOc
size
for
:ir
Writing
Tablet
and
r,c
package
'of
'i:nveopc's
l.olh
35c
2Ra
Toilcl
Soap,
to
clear
al
10o
u
cake;
)
for
9K0
i
iim-i
i-i.ny.,
i.m
i.nii
nun
vniue,
io
cnar
at
THESE
PRICES
ARE
FOR
CA8H
ONLY.
ORMES
LTD.
.
SVD
$1.50
.50c
.
50c
.
25c
.
35c
.
30c
.65c
.
,25c
.
60c
25o
Rexall
StoreCor.
Third
Aye.
A
Sixth.
Phones
82
and
200.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C
,y"
LTD
Ballinti
from
rrlnr
Hupe
,,
VANOOUVfR,
VICTORIA,
0n
falla,
and
Swan...
..
.
r.
vaNcouvm,
vioToaiA,
A..rt
u
JZl"f,JlV?''tJ
far
AftVOX,
ALIUS
ARM,
STSWART,
W....
tZTl'Z'
V1??'
"'
rof
fOT
SIMPSON
and
N...
R,f'
Yr
Cann.rl.a,
d.
,
m
m
All
tnd
Avenii.
I.
Rrnly,
Aant,
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Bupert.
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