til
new
.crops
are
available.
Arizona
grapefruit
is
again
on
the
market.
This
is
a
popular
line
as
it
sells
for
los
t.han
Florida
ami
the
qtiahij1'
fs
about
me
same.
'
,
t
Hananas
are
higher,
now
tailing
at
17
'4c
per
pound.
re-
Local
cranberries
of
splendid
qualify
are
for
sale
now
at
25c
per
pound.
Owing
to
their
size,
they
do
not
command
the
price
nf
imported.
Nevertheless,
they
are
quite
satisfactory.
The
price
of
sugar
has
taken
a
half
a
cent
drop
during
the
past
week.
Turkeys
will
arrive
next
week
from
the
interior
for
Thanksgiving.
The
price
.
will
be
around
40c
or
15c
per
pound.
Retail
prices
prevailing
in
the
city
today
are
as
follows:
Butter
Urookfield,
Shamrock
and
Woodland,
lb
45c
K-
C.
D
45c
Vanderhoof
45c
Dairy
Xo.
1,
2
lbs.
for
......
75c
Lard
p'"-e
22c
Compound
goc
Pure
Hulk
Lard
....
...
20c
Cheese
Ontario
solids
.
,
jjj
30e
Pillion.
lh.
35c
Kraft
...
..
45c
IWisconsin
Brick,
lb.
...
...
00c
!
Swiss
Loaf
...
75c
Napoleon
LImbefger
70c
'Roquefort
...
.
90o
Edam,
lb
50c
Swifts'
Buttercup,"
lb
45c
Eggs
Alberta,
Fresh
Seconds
..
..
35c
Alberta,
Storage
Firsts
..
..
50c
B.C.
Fresh
Pullet
Extras
...
60c
B.C.
Fresh
Firsts
70c
Local
Pullets
70c
B.C.
Fresh
Extras
75c
Local
New
Laid
85c
.
,
Vegetables
Egg
plant,
2
lbs
35o
Oreen
Peppers,
lb
25c
Red
Peppers,
lb.
35c
Sweet
Potatoes,
lb.
..
.
.
..
15c
Potatoes,
Woodcock,
100.8
32.50
Potatoes,
Moricetown,
100s
$2.00
Potatoes,
Kamloops,
100's
$2.50
Potatoes,
Terrace,
100's
..
$2.50
Walla
Walla
Onions,
C
lbs.
25c
Walla
Walla
Onions,
sack
$3.50
Spanish
Inions,
lb
10c
Beefs,
0.
lfis.
25c
Beets,
100's
...
...
...
..
$3.00
Carrots,
6
lbs
25c
Carrots,
100's
$2.50
firecn
Beans,
2
lbs
Terrace
Rulebogas,
6
lbs..,
Cauliflower,
head
...
25c
to
Cabbage,
B.C.
;
..
B.C.
Head
Lettuce
.
.
.'
Garlic,
imported,
per
lb.
...
Tomatpcs,
B.C.,
outdoor,
lb.
Tomatoes,
B.C.,
hothouse,
lb.
'
Oreen
Tomatoes,
6
lbs.
.
.
.
Hubbard
Squash,
lb;
,
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb
Pumpkin,
lb.
Citron,
lb.
25c
25c
40c
,
5c
10c
50c
20c
30c
25c
8c
.5c
,
Cc
.
8c
Pickling
Onion's,
lb.
.....
15c
Red
Cabbage,
lb
,
8c
Celery
;.,.
.
.
;j
15c
Brussells
Sprouts,
BC.
lb.
..
20c
BriTSseJIs
Sprouts,
Washington
lh
30c
Fruit
Apples,
Jonathon,
3
lb
25c
per
box
$2.83
Apples,
Macintosh
Reds,
3
lb.
25c
per
box
$2.75
Apples,
Grimes
Golden,
crated
-
J.
$1.95
Apples,
Grimes
Golden,
fancy
$2.00
Annies.
Grimes
extra
fanev
S2
85
Jumble
Pack,
cooking,
ner
box
IN
Of
op
Prince
Rupert
Branch
$1.85
to
$2.50
Grapes,
Concord,
5
lb
75c
Grapes,
Emperors,
lb
25c
Oranges,
Sunkist,
doz.,
35c
to
$1
Lemons,
Sunkist,
doz.
30c
to
40e
Bananas,
lb
...
tTVic
Grapefruit.
Arizona
J
5c
Gnipernlit,
Calif.,
each
....
10c
Grapefruit,
Florida
20c
Comb
Honey
...
.'.
40c
Extracted
Honey,
per
lb
25c
Canteloupes,
..
15c,
20c
and
25c
Dried
Fruits
Dales,
hulk,
3
lbs.
....
40c
Dates,
Dromedary
...
....
25c
njfslns,
bulk,
per
lb.'..,
J5c
Raisins,
package,
lb".
.
.'.'20c
Your
Boy's
Success
IO
one
starting
out
in
life
ever
expects
tofaiL
Youth
is
always
hoDefuL
but
hone
a1rm
cannot
bring
success.
Ii
your
hope
is
to
see
vonr
J
o
:
.t.-
world,
securing
independence
and
comfort-the
vision
of
so
many,
yet
the
attainment
of
so
few-adopt
a
regular
savings
plan
for
him
now,
and
teach
him
in
his
tender
years
the
value
of
saving
something
out
of
every
dollar.
THAT
WAY
LIES
I
US
SUCCESS.
Bank
da
Stuart
J.
Macleod,
Manager
it
Almonds,
shelled
JOrdans..
Brazils
and
filberts
Walnuts.
California
No.
1..
Walnuts,
Manchurian
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
.
.
.
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
....
Chestnuts,
lb.
35c
Peanuts
20c
Ground
Almonds
85u
Almond
Paste
75e
Sugar
White,
per
100
$9.00
Yellow,
per
100
..
....
..
$8.50
Flour
Flour,
49's,
No.
1
bread
Pastry
Flour,
10's
...
.
Pastry
flour,
49's
Veal,
shoulder
Veal,
loin
...
Veal,
leg
...
.
Pork,
shoulder
Pork,
loin
.
.
.
Fish
Red
Salmon,
fresh,
lb
25c
Halibut,
lb.
.....
...
15c
to
25e
Smoked
Kippers,
lb
15c
Kippered
Salmon,
lb.
...
Smoked
Black
Cod,
lb
Finnan
Haddies,
lb
Salt
Mackerel,
lb
Eastern
Salt
Herring,
2
for
.
.
Salt
Codfish
Fillets,
lb
Boneless
Salt
Cod
bricks,
lb.
1.00
25c
50c
25c
50c
05c
$2'.50
.
.
COo
$2.10
2ar
20(
25c
25c
25c
30c
25c
Holland
Herrings,
per
ke?
H.C5
Meats
Fowl,
No.
1
lb
25c
Roasting
Chicken,
lb.
40c
ami
45(
Turkeys,
tb
10c
tir45c
Geese,
lb
35c.
to
Ham,
iliced,
first
grade
....
Harn,
whole,
first
grade
...
Bacon,
back,
sliced
Bacon,
side
...
.....
35c
to
Ayrshire
Bacon,
lh
t0-
45f
38c
45.
45i
35
18;
35c
25c
30c
35c
Pork,
leg
35c
Beef,
pot
roast
10c
to
1
Si-
Beef,
boiling
8c
to
10c
Beef,
steak
25c
to
35-
Beef,
roast
prime
rib
25'
Lamb,
chops
...
45c
Lamb,
shoulder
2b
Mutton,
leg
,
35.
Mutton,
chops
35
Mutton,
shoulder
...
...
.
22k
Lamb,
leg
...
.
,
45r
Feed
100
lbs
Wheat,
No.
5
...
$3.2
Oats
$2.05
Bran
$2.0(i
jShorts
...
$2.1f
(Harlev
$3.0f
'Poultry
Mash
$3.5.'
VANCOUVER
GETS
623
CARS
OF
GRAIN
MONTH
OF
OCTOBER
Twenty
Thousand
Cars
Loaded
on
Prairies
During
Month
Just
Ended
WINNIPEG,
.Nov.
1.
More
lhan
twenty
thousand
cars
of
rain
with
aiy
approximate
total
load
of
27.570.d0n1
bushel
wen
loaded
af
points
on
Ihe
Canadian
National
Railways
in
welerr
Canada
durins
the
past
month,
according
to
monthly
grain
fig
ures
issued
last
night
by
Can
adian
National
officials
here.
This
is
considered
heavy
loading
in
view
of
the
very
unfavorable
weather
conditions
during
the
early
part
of
the
month,
when
rain
put
a
complete
slop
to
h"'r
vesling
and
threshing
operations
for
some
lime.
At
the
same;
time
the
amount
of
grain
in
storage
at
all
points
on
the
Canadian
National
western
lines
increased
by
nearly
0,000,000
bushels.
A
total
of
31,629
cars
con
raining
12,
100,000
bushels
of
grain
were
loaded
daring
the
period
September
30
to
October
30.
During
the
latter
part
of
the
month
Just
closed,
movement
to
the
head
of
the
lakes
assumed
Ihe
proportions
of
last
year
heavy
shipments,
the
daily
average
of
cars
received
being
at
most
100.
Loadings
to
Vancou
ver
during
the
month
were
heav
"T
man
mose.
oi
last
year,
a
lolal
of
623
cars
having
been
delivered
at
the
Pacific
coast
terminal
during
Ihe
period.
r
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
West
left
on
last
night's
train
for
Smith-ers
where
they
will
spend
the
week-end.
'n
PAYSt-
ting
wetter
a'nd
welfer.
":
Qtlfi,
Joyc
tftat
nevcrDlcs
The
Man
in
the
Mood
Efo-HetdiitfSaw1
FHt-EMyCirttinl
STMONDS!
SAWS
moms
chum
saw
ce.
ltd.
MONTH!
At
VMoouvfir
tr.Jom,
M.S.
Everybody's
Friend
Life
Insurance
nits
taken
on
a
new
importance.
Everybody
needs
it,
most
people
want
it,
it
Is
everybody's
friend.
As
a
result,
people
are
asking
themselves
today
:
"Am
I
insurable?"
"How
can
I
tfet
sufficient
life
Insurance?"
and
the
answer
Is
found
In
the
even-increasing
number
of
policies
now
being'
applied
for.
There
Is
a
foundation
for
this
success:-The
general
public
is
rapidly
coming
to
realize
the
solid
basis
upon
which
life'
insurance
rests:
that
the
business
Is
subject
to
a
rigid
system
of
Government
inspection:
and
that
whirc
Life
Insurance
is
a
form
of
organized'
sharing,
of
each
other's
burdens
it
is
managed
on
a
sound
business
basis.
Life
Insurance
Soviet
A
TEN
THOUSAND
IF
men
are
descended
from,
the
ijmale
of
llw
total
number
of
monkey
tribe
how
is
it
that
they
votes
to
be
polled
at
the
next
o
much
rpsemlde-jnulcs,
hogs,
general
election
in
Canada.
The
imLih'some:
edges'
skiinks?
Jright
to
make;
an
estimate
cosl
(-nothing.
Full,
particulars
wilt
JAKp
declares
that
day
by;dayfb
found
in
that
paper.
The
in
e.very
ay.
(hrtcUmate
is
gt-;.Kahiry
'
Herald
lso
offers
.each
The
Canadian
National
have
made
arrangements
to
'operate
tourist
and
standard
sleeping
cars
through
from
the
Pacific
Coast
to
the
ship's
side
at'
Montreal
and
Halifax
in
connection
with'
Old
Country
sailings,
during
November
and
Dec
ember,
Full
particulars
regarding
rales,
reservations,
pasnporls,
etc..
fan
be
secured
from
City
Ticket
Office,
CanAdian
National
Railways,
528
Third
Avenue,
Prince:
Rupert,
Phone
2(50.
HOME-BKEWED
"My
wife
is
a
great
one
to
borrow
trouble,"
"Mine
doeen'l
have
to;
she's
an
expert
al
making
it."
the
Central
Powers
and
war"
seems
imminent.
.
Col.
C.
W.
Peck,
who
will
b
in
command
of
Prince
rtuperfs
first
overseas
contingent,
.
jfo-
lurned
from
Victoria.
'
on'
Saltrrrtay,
Norrmhrr
i
Yfevj
PA8E
TWO
tits
dati.7
rrsvs
Drained
Cherries,
lb.
.
.
75c
Spanish
Cluster.
Raisins
400
-
it
The
Daily
News
Lemon
and
Orange
Peel
40c
PRINCE
HUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Citron
Peel
..
..
t
i
55c
Black
Cooking
Figs
,
,
,
.
.
.
25c
Published
Every
Afternoon,
excspt
Sunday,
the
Prince
While
Figs.
2
lb.
for
35o
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
Currants
22Hc
II.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Prunes
20c-25o
Apples
25o
Peaches,
peeled
25o
Apricots,
lb
30o
Cranberries,
imported,
lh.
.
.
35c
Cranberries,
local,
lh
23
Pears
D'Anjou,
winter
variety
$1.85
Casaba
Melons,
lb.
...
8c
Coconuts,
each
...
v.
25c
Quince,
2
lb
,
.
25o
Cranberries,
lb
35o
Nuts
Alm,onds
25c
Almonds,
shelled
Valencias..
COc
H
8,'
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
08
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
88
Jl'
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
'i
si;!
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
2C
DAILY
KDJTION
GOOD
TIME
TO
BUYPOTATOES
Citrus
Fruit
Prices
Are
Higher
Local
Cranberries
Sugar
Drops
Turkeys
Coming
The
potato
market
is
the
centre
of
much
interest
(o
dealers
and
growers
at
present.
Reports
from
southern
H.C
show
only
a
fifty
per
cent
crop
average
and
it
is
expected
that
I
lie
present
strength
of
the
market
will
"
lie
maintained
with
prices
possibly
point?
higher.
Housewives
who
put
in
their
winter
supply
now
will
save
money
as
prices
in
Prince
Rupert
are
equally
as
low
if
not
lower
than
the
Vancouver
market,
quality
considered.
Tomaloes
ani
firming
up
in
price.
The
hothouse
line
is
very
scarce,
only
fifty
per
cent
of
the
orders
being
filled
at
present.
The
price
is
now
30c
per
pound
while
semi-hothouse
is
selling
at
20c.
Malaga
and
Tokay
grapes
are
over
as
far
as
the
local
market
is
concerned.
They
will
not
stand
shipping.
New
Emperor
grapes'
are
now
on
sale
at
25c
per
pound.
Citrus
fruits
arc
much
higher
in
price.
Lemons
and
oranges
have
advanced
'considerably
and
no
reductions
are
looked
for
un
Saturday,
Nov.
1.,
1921.
fr
it'
In
"
r
4t
4"
)
was.
f5
DOLLAR
PRIZE
LIST1
1
Te?
j!Azo
...,..
.
,.
"
ome
readers
of
The
Family,
rilLRh
are
times
in
the
Hprall,
an,,
Weekly
Star
of
Mnn-!
if
every
man
when
the
inade-
lral
ari.
fnXnK
,
fln(
nmivo!
of
the
English
language
to-
piacy
rifl,,r
ny
,,Vpra
tl011,an,
(,u
,,....
3u.,...c
v.u
"
iar
Monv
morning.
That
papery
son-ij
iciu
Hs
list
of
.
offering
a
prize
$10,000,
for
thane
who
make,
the
best
es-.
i
Novtmbr
1,
1914.
It
Is
apparent
that
Turkey
It
(ii
be
enmrnlled
in
hc
(Sreal
Vr
and
will
have
to
abandon
her
neutrality.
Sh
wtlH
Join
with"
Stydney
Ililtlnghanv.
np
ing
the
Viinciiuver
Hun
;(i
)
!
f
I
iiumi
or
ine
nriiiu
I
IMnKaiin-
are
hre
frma
V
(er.
They
are.
Jn
lb'
v:
j
!
lh
interior
men
I
there.
to
view
a-
t
HE'D
COT
IT
lbiiien.
the
butcher.
iery.busy
with
a
Willi
a
"holy.i(,narv.
Suddenly
tiV
with
a
fimp
and
glowe
rJ
t
wife
,in
(he
cah
dek
.
"That
Mr.
Siiiaij
loo
clever."
,
"What's
Ihe
mar'rr
thn'uueried.
I
...
-
..-
.!...
i
..'
,..
-j..'.
v.'.-y
;
..
.
.......
.
suijscriner'ior
iz.-
a
inosi
renuTt''"'eiii-,'iie
Rnys-iuai
tne;'
"When
she
came
lifut
art
calendar
with
a
very
fine
contingent
will
leave
for
MILLINERS
are
said
to
do
more
picture
subject
entitled,
"The
south
nct
Friday.
I.Ieuls,
lhan
any
others
for
the
hack
to
Sale
of
014
Dobbin."
Never
in
ligrew
and
Lea
and
Capt'.
church
movement.
That
is
why
the
history
of
that
big
weekly
Moore
are.
sliir
training
Irt
so
many
men
slay
away.
They
do
have
their
readers
been
offered
loria.
not
meet
the
milliners.
such
value.
The
subscription!
o
price
is
only
82.00
a
year
for
the;'
THE
age
of
discfetion
the
post
war
period.
WOMEN
are
known
by
the
meil
they
avoid.
BEFORE
AND
AFTER
Mary
Marriage
must
have
made
a
great
change
in
your
life!
Alice
Not
al
all.
I
used
to-
sit
up
half
the
night
waiting
for
Alfred
to
go
home,
and
now
I
sit
up
waiting
for
him
to
come
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