I
.
Sweep
Willi
a
broom
then
r
a
t
Up
a
carpet
swreprr.
i
ne
ir
lookJ
pretty
clean.
.
.
i
.
-1
..
ii.,.
biW
use
upon
ii
a
iiiiiivrr
fiction
Sw(eper
nml
il
will
quickly
fleiKonslralod
fn
i
.
i
.
f..i.iu
iiur
jiounnKeeHiiiK
iiiieui-
fiicp
'hat
thorough
clcan-
ions
nml
gnnitaUiJn
can
be
tcirii
modern
tily
i-lbmi
Su'ch
a
laftur
savor.
ii,
.pi
usTte"iflontrale
one
in
lur
limiw-
-old
as
low
as
1.75
per
month.
laien
Hardware
Co.
The
Handy
Amly
Store.
In
3rd'
Ave.
Phone
3
Hardware,
and
Sporting
Goods
Agents
for
Kossard
Front
Lacing
torsets
and
Brassieres
iailuale
Oossard
Filter
in
Charge.
,S
.Wallace
Co!
Ltd
llrtf
Ant.
A
Fulton
Street.
ANCE
At
the,
Auditorium
iiday
Evening,
Aug.
8th
liasson's
Orchestra.
Refreshments
served.
intlemen
$1.00;
Ladles
50c
Phono
Block
440.
F.
Marren,
Proprietor.
targains
Summer
Dresses
TOWERS"
Pone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
lerling
Furnace
GOAL
Dtllxrtd
In
Bulk.
At
S1
0.00
per
ton.
Thlj
is
9
very
superior
furnice
il.
It
rlvi't
a
'Clean
hot
fire
iml
MUlrvly
free
from
soot,
cllnkern,
'k
and
dirt.
Some
of
the
laritett
'""
plant
In;
trie
city
ar
now
i'iHs
"
wl,n
'entlr,lr
Usfaitory
ITERLINQ
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sack.
At
S12.E0
per
ton.
p
re
also
Aents
for
the
Famous
PDYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
rmce
Rupert
Goal
Go.
fin
Ofrii
Haiti
onlrl.
Phon
IS
-
T
V
y
LAND
ACT.
I
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Li
Land.
i.uarioiio
lo(t
jaianii
i.nnn
nisiriri,
Inir
Iiwtfi,..
U.
t..i...n
it......!-.
U.C.
i
GREEN
CORN
IS
NOW
ON
MARKET
market
tin
week
is
areen
corn
retailing
at
2
for
15c.
The
quality
is
exlra
choice.
Cucumbers
are
now
roming
in
more
plentifully
with
prices
averaging
frnn
ific
to
25c
according
U
size.
Apricots
are
practically
over
for
this
year.
'Shipments
have
been
ry
pour,
more
lhan
fifty
n.
I
.
nn-
Miijijuiiii
.
.
.
"toCinoon
Pure
Hulk
Lard
'.
17
c
Cheese
"
Ontario
'solids
...
..
.....
30c
Stilton,
lb.
35c
Kraft
15c
(Wisconsin
Brick,
lb.
...
.i
COo
jSwiss
Loaf
i
75c
Napoleon
Llmberger
70c
Roquefort
.....
90c
'Kilam,
lb.
50o
Eggs
Alberta,
Fresh
Seconds
.
.
.
30c
Alberta,
Fresh
Firsts
10c
I
B.C.
Fresh
Pullet
K.xtras
...
10c
B.C.
Fresh
Firsts
45c
B.C.
Fresh
F.xtras
.
.
.
.
....
50c.
i
.
i
v...
t
.i.i
.n..
New
Beets,
3
for
New
Carrots,
3
for
...
....
New
Wax
Heans,
2
lbs
New
(Ween
Peas,
2
lbs.
...
,
.
Yakima
Kutabagoes,
4
lbs,
..
B.C.
New
Carrots,
4
lbs.
.
.
B.C..
New
Beets,
4
lbs.
...
...
Bunch
Turnips
(straight)
.,
Cauliflower,
head,
25c,
30c
&
Cabbage,
H.C
flrceniCorn,
2
beads
15c
B.C.
Head
Lcltucc
10o
Oarlic.
imoorted,
per
lb.
...
50o
Tomalocs,
B.C.
botliouse
..
35c4
Rhubarb,
outdoor,
lb
Goi
Parsley,
per
buncl
jo
flreen
Onions,
2
bunches
....
5c
Hndish,
3
bunches
...
....
10c
CucunVbers,
ea.,
10c,
15c,
20c,
25c
Fruit
Oranges,
Sunkist,
doz
35c
to
85c
Lemons,
Sunkist,
doz.
30c
lo
40c
Bananas,
2
lbs..(pr
Jc
(Irapefruit,
Calif.,
3
for
...
Comb
Jloney
i0c
til,i'...nr"
Tow
'"'!
GNUm".
Island.
tin(.n,ot.ria
h'ikol
t
i.aspiicmes,
IUSKCI
Norir.E
that
i,
OeorKe
w.
uow-
-o
laiinurlilKfl
Street,
Vancouver,
;
oecupaiiun
umnuraeiurer.
IntcniU
to
ror
permlxaliMi
to
learo
Ilia
rnllow-w'serlboj,
,iimdin
Cnnimrnclnir
at
a
planted
tmar
the
root
or
Tow
lllll.
-iiib,
thenre
northerly
to
low
water
'
westerly
foiiowInK
low
water
.
Hcn,ln,i
thence
southerly
thren
i.
thence
easterly
80
chain
to
point
nmienceinent
and
containing
15
acres.
or
lean.
-
OKOnOK
W.
DOWMN0,
I
Applicant,
F
lMn.
TIIITTrTU
l..nl
e.
June
,
ln,
erate
Apples,
Oravensleins,
I
Cooking.
3
lbs.
for
t
.
10c.
25c
,25c
.
5c
355
10c
Extracted
Honey,
per
lb
jc
Strawberries,
2
boxes
for
...
2oc
Cherries,
lb
,
...
...
c
Canteloupes,
each
.
.
20c
and
25c
Watermelon,
lb
12Vic
Fresh
Plums,
per
lb.
....
25c
per
basket
...
...
...
$1.00
Freestone
Peaches,
per
doz.
.
10c
Anricols.
crate
$1.85
I'ears,
uoz.
...
...
...
COc
15c
$2
to
$3
lbs.
25c
or...
,
,
,
.
-.-it
Dried
Fruits
Dales,
bulk.
3
lbs
u
Dates,
Dromedary
30o
llnl.
-.Ins.
bulk,
ne.r
lb
150
Itaisins.
uackauo.
Ib
20o
Drained
Cherries,
lb.
...
.....
75o
Spanish
Clus'ter
Raisins
Lemon
and
Orange
Peel
.
.
jCllron
Peel
Almonds
per
cent
arriving
over-ripe
and,
While,
per
100,
unsaleable,
HuKpberry
shipments
received
from
Terrace
and
interior
points
Ibis
year
have'
niore.
(ban
trebled
those
of
any
former
season
in
volume."
Quality
lias
been,
good
bul
demand
only
fair.
II
has
bien
practically
a
buyers
market
the
past
few
weeks
with
sales
being
as
low
as
$2
per
crate
for
overripe
stock
and
$3
per
crate
for
Ao.
1
berries
t
lirazils
and
filberts
Walnuts,
California
No
Walnuts,
Manehtirian
Chestnuts,
lb.
...
.
Peanuts
,
Around
Alrnohds
Almond
Paste
Sugar
Yellow,
per
100
....
.
.
.
Flour
Flour,
4'J'ji,
No.
l
bread
Pastry
Flour,
49's
WHITEBEARS
40c
40o
..55c
Illack
Cooking
Figs
25c
White
Figs
..
...
..
.......
15c
Little
Demand
For
Good
Rasp-
).nines
20c-25c
berries
Canned
Goods
Are
Apples
..
...
..
25c
Golnfl
to
be
High
raches.'Vc'eied
7.
.V.
2Za
he
fcalure
of
Hm
puoi.-iJ.io
n.
,,
.
,
.
HIIUIB,
III.
...
...
.....
ZJU
Nuts
25c
.
..
25e
40o
25c
35c
20c
85c
75c
$8.75
$2.10
$2.35
Fish
Hed
Salmon,
fresh,
lb.
.....
25c
Halibut,
lb.
..
15c
to
25c
jSmoked
Kippers,
lb
15c
Kippered
Salmon,
lb
25c
Smoked
Illack
Cod,
lb
20c
Finnan
lladdies,
lb
25c
Salt
Mackerel,
lb.
25c
SI
raw
berries
are
almost
over
f
Eastern
Sal
Herring,
2
for
..
25c
for
1921.
When
returns
are
11
.Salt
Codfish
Fillets,
lb
30c
in
if
is
doubtful
if
the
growers
Boneless
Salt
Cod
bricks,
lb.
25c
will
have
averaged
as
well
as
in
HnllaniJ
Herrings,
per
keg
$1.05
previous
years.
(This
was
due
to'
Meats
the
glut
Uhich
usually
occurs
fnr;FowI
Xo.
1
lb
30c
a
period
of
two
weeks
when
prices
.Roasting
Chickpn,
lb.
10c
and
i5c
drop
lower
than
the
cost
of
pro-,lam
sliced,
first
grade
....
S5c
duction
and
everybody
but
tbe,,nrn'
whole,
first
grade
...
35c
consumer
Is
bit.
The
rainy
'Bacon,
back,
sliced
45c
season
this
year
also
hurt
sales.
Bacon,
side
35c
to
45c
Many
crates
arrived
which
had
n
Ayrshire
Bacon,
lb
35c
be
sacrificed
on
arrival
for
ber
ries
picke.l
when,
wet
will
not
sland
up
21
hours.
Housewives
who
are
not
preserving
Ibis
year
in
the
hope
of
gelling
low
priced
canned
goods
K.
C.
O.
.
Vanderhoof
,
.
,.
.
.
,
Dairy
No.
1,
2
lbs.
for
Lard
Pure
,
veal,
shoulder
130
Veal,
loin
.
...
35c
Veal,
leg
25c!
Pork,
shoulder
.
25c
Pork,
loin
..
30c
Pork,
leg
30c
are
going
to
be
disappoinled.
II
,,eer'
pot
roast.
0c
lo
5c
is
doubtful
if
the
peach
pack
will
Beef
boilinS
8c
to
10c
be
more,
than
25
per
cent
of
nnr-jneef'
sleak
25c
to
35c
mal.
Canned
fruits
are
going
to
l!eef'
roasl
primd
rib
25c
be
much
hiuher
this
ven
r
I
h
n
n
Inst
and
a
shortage
may
occur
in
some
lines.
The
market.,-report
this
week
records
a
decrease
in
the
price
of
sugar
-and
the
much
heralded
ad-
vanco
in
flour.
Butter'
Wheat.
No.
5
Alberta
.
.
45c
Oats
Brookfjeld
ami
Shamrock,
2
lbs.
Hian
.
j.
(wc
Miorts
RUitton,
leg
35c
Mutton,
chops
,.v
;..
35c
Mutton,
shoulder
.
...
k.
22c
Lamb,
leg
.
45c
Lamb,
chops
...
....
45c
Lamb,
shoulder
...
...
...
28c
Feed
100
lbs.
$3.25
$2.65
$2.00
$2.10
Out
in
Beacon
Hill
Park
today,
so
timid
that
ho
climbed
a
tree
at
Ihe
first
sight'
of
a
horse,
is
a
little
white
bear
that
is
worth
...iwu,
""v,hi,
Weight
New
Potatoes,
8
lbs
...
Walla
Walla
Onions,
4
lbs.
25c
Walla
Walla
Onions,
sack
$1.75
FROM
NORTH
Specimen
of
Ursus
Kermodei
Secured
from
Princess
Royal
Island
in
gold
says
a
Vic-
tittn
nnlinii
llna
n
mnilnal
nn
iiKsiiiiMiiK
ill
lie.
n'liow
ami
io
iook
at
him
it
would
hardly
seem
thai
zoologists
t
lie
world
over
.
nA
I
have
beeii
looking
for
one
of
bis
orjl-ind'or
(wenly
years
and
would
or
pay
a
small
fortune
for
him
,r,J
But
the
little
bear
is
going
to
VSl
EUIEY
llWBi
slay
In
British
Columbia.
There
isn't
the
slightest
chance
of
bis
going
away,.
-regardless
of
the
oilers
that
may
be'.
made
for
him,
according
to
M.,
B.
Jackson,
chairman
of
the
panic
Conservation
Hoard.
Extremely
Valuable
"We
know
lfe
Utile
fellow
is
exlreniely
valuable,
but
there
isn't
enough
money
to
buy
him,
po
far
as
the
Game
Hoard
is
con.
eerned,"
Mr.
.Jackson
told
The
Colonist.
We,
will
kVep
him
at
Beacon
Hill
long
enough
for
Mr.
Kermode,
curaiorjnrijhe
museum.
.
..
io
mane
a
inorougn
onservaiion
of
the
bears.,
habits
ami
after
that
we
aren't
.eeflain
whern
ho
will
go,
but
it'
wotf't
be
outside
this
Province."
;
Meanwhile
the
while
bear
.
Urus
Kermodei,
isrfthe
scientific
name
because
Mr,
Kermiide
ilis-
covered
the
siieciesis
makinc
the
hesl
of
things
in
a
strange
world.
Following
'the
announce
ment
in
yesterday's
.Colonist
that
the
only
while
bear
ever
in
cap
tivity
was
now
at
.
Beacon
Hill
hundreds
of
people
went
out
to
visit
him
in
Iheiiark.
He
is
only
a
cub,
about
seven
'
monlhs
old.
and
because
he
had
been
a
captive
since
his
young
days
he
is
becoming
accustomed
to
t
lie
sight
of
human
lieings.
He.
seemed
to
enjoy
performing'
for
the
specta
tors
yeslerday
and
jumped
about
bis
cage
lo
the
delight
of
tbe
children
who
watched
his
antics
for
hours.
The
bear
djd
not
seem
lo
mind
the
presence
of
a
mountain
goat,
either,
but
lie
displayed
a
pronounced
dislike
for
a
stray
horse
Captured
by
Indians
How
(he
bear
was
captured
by
Indians
last
spring
on
Princes
Hoyal
Island
was
.
told
to
The
Colonist
last
night'
.by
Max
E.
Lobbrunner,
big
game
hunter,
who
lives
at
1215
Dominion
lload.
I
was
cruising
northern
waters
on
the
way
;lo
Alaska
when
I
heard
'.about
I
he
find,"
said
Mr.
L"ohbrunm?r."
A
couple
of
Indians
had
been
bunting
in
tbe
mountains
of
the
island,
go
ing
towards
the
sky-line
about
1,500
feet
above
sea
level.
That
Is
where
they
came
across
the
little
bear
with
another
cub
and
its
mother.
The
two
cubs
climb
uc
Harley
$3.00
ed
a
tree
while
the
old
one
moved
3c
Poultry
Mash
$3.55
oft".
One
of
the
Indians
climbed
'5ci
1
jup
after
them.
One
dropped
off
(
The
passenger
train,
due
from
a
limb,
and
joined
the
mother,
Ihe
hast
at
4
o'clock
this
after-'but
the
other
snarled
and
bit
at
Is
renorled
on
limp.
the
Indian
and
was
captured.
When
she
heard
her
cub
squealing
for
help
Ihe
mother
returned,
bul
by
that
time
Ihe
Indians
were
on
their
way
with
their
captive
securely
tied.
The
return
to
the
village
created
a
sensation.
Kveryone
was
talking
about
the
while
bear,
when
I
reached
the
island.
I
knew
how
rare
while
bears
were,
but
the
Indians
had
some
idea
of
their
value
too,
because
they
lmlked
when
I
offered
$00
for
it.
Finally
I
offered
$75,
saying
I
was
in
a
hurry
to
start
norlh
again,
bul
they
continued
to
haggle
and
1
left
them.
When
I
went
back
lo
the
Queen
Charlottes'
nu
the
way
south
a
halibut
fisherman
lold
me
the
Indians
had
sold
the.
bear
finally
lb
a
while
man
fop
?G0,"
Afler
IhaJ
the
provincial
police
became
interested
in
the
future
of
the
priceless
cub
and
brought
him
lo
Victoria,
This
advertisement
ia
not
published
or
displayed,
jiy
Ihe
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia:
Yours
truly,
John
Smith
A
LL
the
world
despises
an
anonymous
letter.
We
like
a
man
to
sign
his
name
to
what
he
writes.
But
did
you
ever
think
that
unknown
merchandise
is
anonymous?
Nobody
to
vouch
for
it.
No
name
signed.
Notice
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
There
in
bold
print
are
the
names
of
those
who
stake
their
reputations
stake
your
good-will
towards
them
on
the
truth
of
what
they
have
written.
The
maker
of
advertised
goods
realizes
that
he
might
fool
you
once
but
never
the
second
time.
His
success
is
dependent
upon
your
continued
confidence
in
what
he
says
in
the
advertisements.
Read
the
advertisements
with
confidence.
They
tell
truths
that
you
should
know.
The
measure
of
satisfaction
is
larger
in
advertised
products
Not
an
Albino
Urus
Kermodei
is
of
a
lightj
cream
color
and
has
brown
eyes,
j
proving
that
be
is
not
an
albinoj
pr
"sport."
Until
his
capture
scientists
declared
that
the
while
bears
killed
by
an
expeiMlion
on
Oribble
Island
to
the
north
in
1901
were
the
only
specimens
in
existence.
Hut
Mr.
'
Lohbrunner
doesn't
believe
that.
"I
know
Ihe
islands
and
their
game
well
and
have
explored
them
for
years
and
I
know
that
there
are
-
more
while
bears
there,"
he
said.
"The
white
bear
is
not
an
albino.
I
know
a.11
about
albinos.
They
are
freaks,
just
as
you
get
a
freak
white
chicken
in
a
selling
of
black
liens'
eggs.
I
have
seen
albino
wolves
and
albino
otters,
albino
rabbits
and
minks
and
I've
heard
of
albino
racoons.
All
albinos
have
pink
eyes
and
the
while
bear
has
brown
ones,"
Origin
of
Bear
Mr.
Lohbrunner
has
a
theory
of
the
origin
of
the
white
bear,
too.
"People
are.
inclined
to
think
of
the
polar
bear
when
they
see
a
While
bear
like
Ibis
one."
ho
said,
"and
scientists
will
say
that
there
is
io
relationship
between
the
two,
claiming
that
there
is
a
closer
kinship
between
the
white,
bear
and
the
black.
There
are
plenty
of
blacks
on
Princess
Hoyal
Island,
bul
no
grizzlies.
The
head
may
not
bo
like
tbe
polar
bear's,
but
the
paws
of
the
white
bear
at
Beacon
are
like
fish
in
Ihe
water
and
their-
paws
are
wide.
So
aro
the
aws
of
the
white
bears
at
Beacon
Hill.
My
idea
is
that
many,
many
years
ago
some
polar
bears
lost
their
way
and
headed
soulh
out
of
the
Arctic
regions,
I
believo
that
year?
of
inbreeding
pro
duced
the
white
bear
of
Princess
Hoyal
and
'dribble
Islands.
Inbreeding
has
produced
a
cariboo
on
Queen
Charlottes
no
bigger
lhan
a
doer."
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