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FRESH
IN
!
Rochon's
Chocolates
$1.00
per
1
lb.
Box
Also
Muxes
at
$2.00,
$2.75
and
$4.00
ROCHON'S
ALMOND
CRISP
$1.00
por
lb.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
New
Shipment
of
French.
Evening
Dresses
Just
arrived.
COME
AND
SEE.
"Doners"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Specials
SATURDAY
YOUNG
PORK
Small
Lejr,
about
-i
His.,
ler
Hi
,
.
30c
buiall
Loin,
per
lb.
.
.
30c
bhoulder
l'ork,
per
lb.
25c
BEEF
Boiling
Beef,
per
lb.
.
,
8c
Pol
Huasl,
per
lb.
..
12!2c
Mil)
Housl,
per
lb.
.
.
20c
rflioiiIiJer
Steak,
per
lb.
15c
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs...
55c
Hound
Steak,.
2
lbs..
.
45c
Satisage,
lbs.
.
.
...
35c
MUTTON
Chops,,
per
lb.
.
30o
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
When
your
eyes
ache,
sling
or
feel
tired,
it
is
Nature's.
variiiiig
.
ibcy
are
strained.
If
you
are
wi.e,
you
will
heed
that
warning
and
will
have
a
cumplete
exu
miliar
lion
of
your
eyes
marie
and
llius
probably
prevent
serious
eyesight
trouble
later
on.
Can
you
afford
lo
waste
the
nerve
energf
'necessary
lo
carry
along
defective
cyjes?
A,
E.
Ireland
(Jiunr.m:
oi-TOMKiitisr
27
Year
Practice
Inl
Atemie.
Opi.
II.W.V.A.
8UMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
......,..
,$6.50
Per
half
load
..,
,
3.50
Per
sack
............
.50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cooll
HydeTransfer
'139
Second
Avenue
Phone
MO
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
i
i
HEINZ
57
Varieties
SPECIAL
DEMONSTRATION
This
week
end
by
Mr.
H.
Hramley.
Special
prices
listed
below
will
bj
withdrawn
Saturday.
COMBINATION
SPECIAL,
95c
15
Oven
Baked
Beans
Lot1
8
tins
Pork
and
Means,
plain
of
Tomato
Sauce
.
.
95c
Lot
2
0
tins
Pork
aifd
Beans,
meji-.
nni
size.
Special
.
.
.
95c
Lot
3
1
tins
Pork
and
Beans,
large
size.
Special
.
.
.
.
.
95c
rz
Spaghetti
5tti
;3S7
Cooked
foSeme-
Lot
7
tins
Heinz
Cooked
Snajr-
hetli,
small
size
....
95c
Lot
5
5
tins
Heinz
Cooked
Shag-hetti,
medium
size
.
.
.
95c
Lot
6
:t
tins
small
Pork
and
Deans
tins
small
Spaghetti
it
tins
small
Tomato
Soup
The
Ibt,
8
tins,
for
.
.
95c
Lot
7
1
jar
llcinz
Sweet
Pickles
1
large
bottle
Heinz
Tomato
Catsup
1
small
bottle
Heinz
Vinegar.
10
oz.
Lot
8
1
jar
Ileinz
Salad
Cream
1
bottle
Heinz
Vinegar,
10
oz.
1
jar
Ileinz
India
Hclish
nsmuotUi
Cwamof
lomaco
Soup
Lot
9
0
luis
Heinz
Cream
of
Toma
to
soup,
small.
Special
93c
Lot
10
0
tins
Heinz
Cream
of
7'onia-to
Soup,
medium,
for
.
95c
Lot
11
1
bottle
Heinz
Tomato
Catsup,
large
1
bollle
Ileinz
Chow
Chow
1
bottle
Heinz
Beefsteak.
Sauce
Lot
12
-
.
.
1
jar
Heinz
prepared
Muslard
'
Jius
iiemz
Pork
and
Heaps,
small
2
tins
Ileinz
Bnatrheltl.
small
1
botlle
Ileinz
Tomato
Cat
sup,
large.
I)
i
T
I
I
P
l
n
nuueri
laoie
ouppiy
to
Phones
210,
211,
212
THIS
DOG
SHOW
WAS
QUEER
ONE
I'HIZKS
tllVKN,
FOR
WOKST
SPECIES
IN
LITTLE
SOMEKSKT
TOWNSHIP
LONDON,
Oct.
7.
One
of
the
queer,
est
dog-shows
surely
ever
to
be
held
took
place
at
the
charming
little
town-
ship
of
Poiloek
in
Somersetshire.
Trn
pilws
were
solely
for
the
worst
specimens
of
the
doggy
race
which
the
exhibitors
could
produce.
The
exhibitors
certainly
did
their
best
to
get
Into
the
front
row.
So
prizes
were
awarded
for
the:
v
Ugliest
dog.
Dog
with
the
longest
tall.
Dog
wltli
the
most
spots.
Dog
wltli
the
shortest
nose.
Dog
with
the
handiest
legs.
Dog
with
the
largest
mouth,
and
Dog
with
the
most
sympathetic
eyca
No
superior
nose-ln-the-alr
thoroughbreds
were
allowed
to
take
part
In
the
show.
The
worse
the
mongrel
the
bet-ttl
his
or
her
chances
of
winning
a
prize.
Badness
became
a
recognized
virtue,
and
features
at
which
an
orT
dlnaxy
show
Judge
Would
have
held
up
his
hand,
In
horror
Induced
the
Judge
to
beam
with
satisfaction,
to
pat
th
exhibit
on
the
headland
to
award
It
4
prize.
The
competition
'
was
promoted
bv
Cecil
Aldln,
the
well-known
horse
ane,
dog
artist.
CALGARY
NURSES
MAY
HAVF
RORRFIa
HAIR'fcaturc
of
the
wearer-
thc
superintend
Hflf
Li
DVDDLU
UnlfAient
of
nurses
exDlalned.
and
must
also
CALOAUY.
Alt..
Oct.
8.
Nurses
lo
training
at
St.
Pauls
hospital.
h!thert
barred
from
the
bobbed
hair
fashion.
rasy
now
shorten
their
locks
and
they
hitf-e
done
so.
.
'Ihe
edict
was
removed
recently
and
out
of
108
of
the
ladles
In
tralnlnj
only
about
a
dozen
remain
with
tressc.
Te
permission
to
poln
the
ranks
or
fashion's
followers
was
greeted
wlh
Jubilance
among
the
nurses,
but
they
have
been
very
respectlul
of
the
wishes
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAIL-
WAYS
Tenders
for
Soft
Wood
Ties
in
British
Columbia
SEALKIl
TEMiCIIS
addreM-rt
lu
I
lie
Un-(U-rnlrned
and
rmloixd
"Tender
Tor
Sft
Wud
Ties"
will
be
rerrlved
st
the
ofrl
e
f
ihe
Oners
I
Tie
and
Timber
Arem.
Iiomii
suf,
:ansdlan
.Nitloiul
tiiirpm
iiulldliir.
MHilll
Slreet.
Moiitreil,
until
weive
iioaiii.
Tuenday.
OrUitxr
llltli.
Ms.
i.ll'
llallU.k'
ttll
I,,
lu,
Iliinilf.nlnUil
.......
r.'"'
"
l"-V"".
"rll
UU
rrar,
imiDer
rui
oeiwc-n
nrlolier
tl,
lti6.
and1
day
11,
l7.
and
delivered
bciuren
Jan-
i
arj
iy7.
aim
juiy
IH.
ivtl,
K.o.ll.
-w.f.
...iiiumii
i.aiiiuun
ABiioimi
..ii'iuai
Hallways,
ltaiiwjr,
us
,
ae-1
ar
uriiiiiir
-e
wait
MHTiriiii.,ii
s
3
w
i.
re-1
July
istb.
for
Son
Wuwtj
rif.
Ties
of
earn
itriile
to
s
luarirri
ftparately.
leiuiiT
roriui
ran
Ie
nutaliied
at
tlie
ffice
ut
Ihe
Tie
Arwit
st
Wliinlnrr.
I'u:--
elu'lmr
Airriit
at
Vancouver,
or
Ocnrral
lie
and
Tlmher
Aitrnl,
Montreal.
Tenders
will
no
I
be
roinlciend
unli
.Hide
out
on
fonn
supplied
by
the
Hail
way
Company.
The
lowe.l
or
any
lender
not
nereir
ily
aecepled.-
.
l'.
MrUllE..
Central
Tie
and
Timber
A
Ken
I.
Montreal,
out-.,
Se.t.lnler
tmii,
int.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
FOR
LEASE
In
the
Land
Perordlnr
lil.irlrl
i,f
Ailhi
.Mlniiiir
blvislon
of
tlr
ilntrld.
i.ki.
Aurith
thai
trie
Enrlro-er
Gold
Mines,
Ltd..
Inc..
s
rrrlMried
inliiiiir
roin
psny
opersllnir
within
Hie
Province
of
Brl-llih
(jiluiubia.
iirrupatlon,
a
ininln
nnu-tauy.
Intend
to
apply
for
s
foreshore
lese
of
the
follow
Inr
denrrlted
landst-
UJlMiienriuir
si
a
poM
planled
about
00
reel
dlMint
In
an
Kaalerly
dlrertlon
from
Ihe
.North
Went
corner
of
lit
last,
sky.
ark
Mineral
Claim,
situated
at
the
mouth
or
Wann
Mlver.
on
Taku
Arm
or
TarUh
Lake,
tUnee
in
s
.Northerly
direction
Iti
feet,
tiienee
Ealerly
100
reel,
thenc
ioutlierly
I
GO
reel
more
or
lens
to
hlrh
water
mark,
tlienre
Westerly
100
feel
more
or
less
lo
nolnl
of
commencement
and
ronlalnlnjr
o.S
acres
more
or
less.
Located
ini
ifitn
day
nrAinru.l.
ittt.
(Slimed)
H.
Mc.n.
rnASEn.
;
B.
c.
I..
8.
a
rent.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Ao'y
t
Lssss
Land
In
Stlkine
Division,
vtxxis
land
he-'ordinr
filtlrlrt
of
Caailar.
and
situate
al
rirand
liaplda.
on
ths
S'.lslne.
Iilver
and
lo
tne
west
or
surveyea
i-.t
rto.
470.
TAkE
NOTICE
Ihf,
i.
Walter
Scott
Simp-on,
or
Te'irrS(ih
Creek,
B,
C
ocrupatlon.
Hanrher.
intends
to
apply
for
a
leae
of
Ihe
folloVinr
dewrlbed
fand:
Conuneneinr
st
s
pnt
planted
on
the
XorlhweM
corner
or
Lot
470,
thence
South
40
chain:
thenre
Vel
10
chains;
thenee
Noclh
40
chain;
Ihenre
F.aat
10
cnaln,
and
contalnlnr
Fortv
srren,
more
or
less.
WALTEfl
SCOTT
PIMrSON.
-
Anplleant
MINERAL
ACT
Certificate
of
Improvsmsnts.
Brownie
No.
S
Mineral
n.lin
llnile
In
ihe
Allin
Mlnlnr
Dlvlnlon
or
the
Calar
riijtrlrt.
on
Wann
Iilver.
adolnlnj
and
to
Ihe
south
or
nrownle
.No.
4
M.C.
TAkE
nOTlCE
that
I,
James
II.
k'emliaw,
I'rre
Miner's
Certificate
.No.
896(13.
Intend,
suty
days
frtrfn
the
dale
hereof,
to
apply
lo
the
Mlnlnr
flecorder
for
a
Cerlirirste
of
lmprovmenls.
for
the
ourpone
of
nh-lalnlnr
a
Crown
Oranl
of
the
sfxive
claim.
And
further
take
not
ire
that
anion,
under
section
5.
mult
be
rninmeneed
beforr
the
Itsue
of
such
Cerlirirste
or
Improvements.
TE"
,hl
"l
at
of
irwmhtt'
k
Tt-
im
H
MeN.
mAHEIt.
Asent.
WATER
NOTICE.
Diversion
snd
Use.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
nober!
fieors-e
Johnston,
whore
sddreiw
Is
Inverne
Cannery,
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
tme
lO.nno
Kallona
per
day
or
water
nut
of
creek
weal
or
wharr
at
China
Hat.
alo
known
as
(no
nnrnei.
which
flowa
souih-eal
and
drain
Into
Trout
Bay
about
400
feet
ni
Hi
along-
Ihe
beach
frpm
the
south.
esM
corner
ld
"A."
Kitasoo
l.n.
The
waier
will
be
diverted
from
the
Mi
earn
at
point
alMiut
roo
feet
from
its
moulh
and
will
be
used
for
domestic
and
cannery
piirtxi.es
upon
the
land
dearrlhed
as
l.ol
''A'
.
kltaoiMi
Ml.
This
notice
was
olel
on
the
rround
on
the
Ulh
dny
of
ep.
tclnbi-r.
l!n.
A-ropy
of
this
males
and
an
aiinHcatlon
pursuant
thereto
and
lo
the
AValer
Ae'r
will
lie
filed
In
tllf
of-rire
of
the
Water
lleeorder
at
Prince
Unpen,
obiertloiii
to
the
apliralion
may
le
filed
Willi
the
said
Water
liecorrter
or
with
the
Comptroller
or
Water
lilrhK,
I'srllsiiuMit
Uullillnrs;
Vlrtorla,'
n.C
within
Ihltty
days!
after
the
flrit
appearance
of
i
hi
notice
In
a
local
newrpaper,
The
date
of
the
pr.t
publication
of
this
notice
It
September
An,
1030.
llOUtllT
OtOllOE
JOHNSTON.
ApplltaaL
THE
DAILY
NEW8
a
Book
of
Recipes
for
Delicious
Salads,
Sandwiches,
Egg
Dishes,
Cheese
Dishes.
Pickles
and
Relishes.
Write
for
a
copy
mailed
Free.
y
CslmaB-Kwa
(Cassis)
Llmlud.
Dept.
82
MM
Amhsrst
St,
MootrcsL
Colmans
Mustard
aids
digestion.
o
fthe
authorities
over
them
In
conforming
with
certain
provisions
which
accompanied
the
new
regulation.
The
bob
must
conform
with
the
facia.
be
becoming
to
the
nurses'
cap.
So
fur.
the
superintendent
said,
the
effect
bus
been
very
pleasing
and
satUfacUon
if
lelt
on
all
sides.
GAMBLING
IN
MILK
TICKETS
BY
WOMEN
IN
FACE
OF
RISE
TORONTO.
Oct
8.
An
Interesting
feature
In
the
discussion
as
to
flxliiK
of
winter
milk
prices
Is
the
"cannl-nesa"
of
local
housewlves.
The
situation
so
far
as
thq.
distributors
are
concerned
Is
that
If
'the
price
of
milk
U
them
goes
up
tbey
cannot
In
considerable
measure
recoup
themselves
by
passing
the
Increase
on
to
the
con.
sumer.
The
reason
for
It
speaks
well
for
the
economy
measures
which
th
general
housewife
takes.
She
reads
about
a
coming
inci
eaje
and
lmmedl-
Wnm
.rM.1..
n
milk
.1--
r
kits,
enoueh
to
do
.them
for
two
or
three
months.
Thev
DA
v
summer
n.
.
i
'
'
autumn
prices
I
gettjng
seventeen
or
sixteen
tlckeu
'for
a,
dollar.
Distributors
ckn
beat
this
procedure
by
Issuing
different
colored
tickets
only,
which
will
be
accepted
under
the
high-er
price,
but
they
dislike
doing
It.
It
causes
work
In
the
redemption
of
old
tickets
and
doesn't
Improve
the
friend
Mness
of
the
housewjfe.
SCENE
OF
NOVEL
MARTHA
OSTENSO
NORTH
OF
WINNIPEG
EDMONTON,
Oct.
8,
While
Martin
Ostenso
wai
supposed
to
have
jecelvct
the
inspiration
fori
'Wild
Oeese'
In
Canada,
the
name
of
.this
country
was
not
mentioned.
EhOj
has
now
Issued
r
statement
that
the
actual
scene
of
th,
stoty
was
a
pioneer
farming
community
some
two
hundred
miles
north
of
Wiei-slpeg,
For
the
failure
to
locate
It
1.1
the
teat,
her
American
publisher,
It
Is
presumed,
was
responsible.
The
bonk
has
been
criticized
oh
the
ground
that
it
was
appsrrntly
written
with
one
eye
to'
the
movies.
But
jMlss
Ostenso
says
that'
when
engaged
on
It
she
had
ns
Idea
of
Its
ever
belni
used
for
picture
production,
filVYAN
OF
BAHADUR
LIKES
CANADIAN
WOMEN,
HE
DECLARES
W1NNIPEO,
Man,.
Oct.
8,
"You
would
like
me
to
talk
to
you
abou-.
women?"
ssld
the
Dlwan
Bahadur
SI.
T.
Vljsyaraghavacharya
of
Cochin.
'I
like
hest
to
talk
of
women,
They
army
favorites.
I
have
'worke
dwlth
then,
and
for
them
for
a
great
many
yean
I
like
the
women
of
.Canada.
They
are
to
me
the
excmpltficailo.
not
whit,
shall
t
call
it?--daintiness.
I
think.
They
are
so
graceful
and
light
arm
wonderful
HURLED
FROM
WAGON
WOMAN
IS
SAVED
MONTREAL,
Oct.
8r
Hurled
from
her
wagon
when
It
was
struck
by
an
automobile,
Mrs.
Joseph
Constant,
aged
34,
of
8t.
Lambert,
clung
for
several
minutes
to
the
railing
F0f
Victoria
Bridge
before
she
was
saved
from
dropping
Into
.the
swirling
river
waters
fsr
be'
low,
Men
hauled
her
to
safety
as
her
fingers
were
losing
Ihclr
grip
on
the
wet
rail.
In
order
to
escape
death
slit
was
forced'
to
drop
jier
purse
Into
the
river.
It
contained
38,
the
proceed
of
a
day'i
sales
of
farm
produce
at
ths
market.
Another
Illustration
of
Scotch
thrift;
Last
January,
so
the
story
runs,
a
Scot
sent
a
card
of
greeting
to
a
dear
friend,
"With
best
wishes
for
1920-37-28
and
9.'-
-London
Opinion.
nam
ijnuj
QUESTION
OF
TIME
IN
RADIO
SENDING
I.MESSAdi;
si:.T
l
HUM
V.WCOt'VEH
m:.uiu:i
new
7.IUUM)
m:xt
hay
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
7.
Scientists
credit
radio
transmission
with
amazing
speed,
saying
that
signals
travel,
at
the
rate
of
188.000
miles
a
second,
but
despite
the
rapidity
with
which
then
Impulses
move
more
than
seven
time
'
the
circumference
of
the
world
In
thav
1
second,
a
broadcast
from
Canada
will'
not
reach
New
Zealand
until
the
next
day.
Impossible)
Well,
here's
the
answer.
CNllV.
which
Is
the
Canadian
National
Railways'
radio
station
at
Vancouver,
B.C.,
received
a
communication
from
an
enthusiast
In
Nelson.
New
Zealand,
Informing
the
manager
that
from
6
p.m.
to
8.15
p.m.
one
even
ing
he
picked
up
and
held
CNflV
until
the
latter
closed
down.
That
was
Interesting
but
It
became
a
problem
when
an
Individual
with
an
Inquiring
turn
of
mind
wanted
to
know
I
how
could
a
man
In
Ne
wZealand
pick
up
CNRV
at
a
time
when
that
Canadian
station
was
not,
on
the
air.
-But
his
triumph
was
short
lived
when
the
time
eiperta
disclosed
that
0
pm.
tn
'
New
Zealand
was
10.30
pjn.
in
Vancouver
the
day
before,
the
plodding
an.)
j
having
lost
almost
a
day
in
travelling
the
Intervening
8,4
JO
nautical
miles.
f.WWMAX
rtONIKS
MONTREAL,
Oct.
8.
Attracted
first
If
all
by
the
display
of
Canadian
peon-lea
at
Wembley.
Lady
Mond
during
her
stay
tn
the
city,
took
steps
to
enaur-
the
planting
of
a
bed
of
local
peonies
on
ner
estate,
sine
net
court,
Ramseys.
Hants,
where
there
Is
one
of
the
fin-
lest
farden.
In
England.
m
TIMBER
SALE
X8263
Srslrd
leliiler
wUI
be
rrrrUHl
by
11m-UltiUlrr
or
Mmls
Hot
later
than
ihi
ou
tlie
30111
il4
or
Seplriiiber,
Ittt.
for
the
tmrrlu
of
l.ui-ure
9tt3,
lo
cut
Itf.sni.
il;nal
I
eel
of
Ui
poles
and
Ptlmr
on
an
tea
adjoiiHiit
Ij.i.
1
4
if
snd
titl,
Icr
tUM-n
Ba.
a
luiler
Went
of
I'ort
Clements.
yueen
charlotte
I.IjimM
Ijiud
liHlrii
I
Three
n,
year
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
uf
iiiulM-r.
urihrr
particular
of
tlie
Chief
Eures-ler.
Vlrtorla
II.
:..
or
Imtrlct
lore.lrr.
rrtiiee
itutvri.
B.
c
,
AUCTION
SALE
In.lrtirtrd
by
Hie
CANtliUN
NTMNM
IIMI.WAV.
I
will
sell,
for
frrlahl
ami
isr
n-tilal
due.
by
public
AurlMi,
In
Itallwa)
Vaid.
I'rmre
C.eire.
al
J
pju.
lelday.
OrtoUr
lh.
116:
I
Steam
Trarbtr
Knilne.
i
Eilnioion
Wheel
,
I
Hux
H.
It..
I
Twelve
bolt.
mi
I'loUtll
(k.ll.
I,
weltht
u.ivoi
it,
cooliiel
n
John
Nehrint.
Term
ttrlrily
eah.
nr
liiarkrd
cheque,
'
an-t-iiied.
i
SuLJecl
lu
renerte
bid.
ii.
a.
iiAiii-iii.
AuctlotH-er.
II,
'T.
Iliiiiilnslon.
Asst.
Coon.el.
Wertern
liefloa,
Vsimmver.
II.
C,
t
pleml-f
iit
.
IN
PROIATE.
IN
Tilt
SCt'BF.MK
Ctil
HT
Ol-
UlllTISII
COI.IMIll..
In
Dm
filler
of
the
AduiinUtratlon
Art:
ami
III
the
Mailer
of
the
E'tale
of
hobrrl
Park..
)rreaed.
liib-tale.
TAkK
.NOTICE
that
l.y
order
of
Ills
Honor.
E.
Melt.
Yfriinn,
lUlid
Ihe
fti
day
r
Misii.I.
A.I
i.
I.
wst
spiMilntrd
il-tnliilrtrator
of
ihe
Kslale
of
lloberl
I'arka.
deeesMd.
and
all
writes
havinr
claim
tliil
Hie
said
elal
are
hereby
mpilrril
to
furnl.h
tame,
fni-erlv
teriflnl.
tn
me
Lihi
nr
before
Ihe
7lh
day
of
October.
A.l:
izd.
ami
an
pirnes
iiHlcbteii
I
lie
e
tale
ire
rriulrel
lis
pay
the
anxnml
of
their
Ihih
blednrs
lo
uJ
forthwith.
NOUMVN
A.
WATT,
orrinal
AdiiiinUlralor,
I'rlnn-
Ituperl
B.i..
Iialed
the
dlh
day
of
OcMier.
A.U.
lto
SPECIALS
Friday
and
Saturday
Japanese
Cotton
Crepes,
5
yards
for
.
.
.
.
$1.00
Unbleached
Cotton,
,10"
Tor
House
Hresses.
Hpecinl
quality,
i
yards
for
$1.00
Coates
Crochet
Cotton,
while
and
ecru,
ball
10c
Girls'
Scarlet
Flannel
Middles,
value
lo
ij!i.7r.
.Special
$2.75
D
o
y
s
Donegal
Tweed
Bloomers.
lfg,
!jC.r0.
for
$1.05
Chambray
House
Dresses.
Hpecial,
each
....
$1.25
H.
S.
WALLACE
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
8treet
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Blook
Phone
67B
DENTIST
WE
ARE
OFFERING
A
MODEL
MODERN
A
GRADUATE
EXPERIENCED
OPTICAL
PARLOR
REGISTERED
OPTOMETRIST
TO
SERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
It
is
the
great
difference
in
the
results
obtained
from
correct
methods
of
evJiiiiualloii
for
defects;
the
careful
attention
lofilliiffllie
prescription
ami
the
details
so
nece
sary
in
correct
frame
filling
that
causes
uur
patients
to
discriminate
in
favor
of
glasses
filled
in
our
Optical
Parlor.
We
use
modern
methods.
We
Iry
lo
give
courteous
ier
vice.
That's
why
you
will
feel
so
much
at
eae
when
yori
arc
deriding
on
a
frame
(hat
will
exactly
Miit
your
particular
liking.
REMEMBER
No
case
presents
perplexities
to
one
qualified
In
the
8clence
of
Refraction.
Consult
our
Optometrist
as
you
would
a
frioinl.
The
ml
vice
will
be
just
as
reliable
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
Norma
Talmadge
in
"Kiki"
Norma
Talmadge
a
Kiki.
un-lim
or
the
ftnller.
h.i
den.
guiiiin.
wepl
up
lo
huiiir
like
n
jewel
round
Ihe
thr.i.it
or
Paris,
ini.lre-
of
Pleasure.
The
rmiii
va
rruxy.
(.i
lo
fall
in
love
Willi
her.
put
on
Ihe
Miinrle!
revue
in
I'
m-and
cnutsx'iiough
not
lo
be
angry
when
Kiki
ruined
In.
limv.
.She
winked
her
way.
laughed
her
wmv.
sighed
h.
i
way,
tried
her
way.
and
if
KiklN
hearl
w
hvv
wheiUhcv
howled
her
rf
Ihe
lage,
it
wellril
until
.ie
llmught
.
would
buir
for
Ihe
sheer
joy
or
knowing
(hat
In-
dnln
i
laugh,
thai
he
tell
sorry
for
her.
I'rcliy
girl
and
mugiiift
cent
selling.
-Strong
i
iil
:
Norma
Talmdge,
Ronald
Colman,
Maro
MacDermott,
George
K.
Arthur,
William
Orlamond,
Erwjn
Connelly,
Mack
Swain,
Gertrude
Astor.
and
many
others.
COMEDY
-"A
TOLABLE
ROMEO."
PATHE
REVIEW
80o
and
25c
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co,
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Opersiilng
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
tnglnoers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Elo.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38
Fishermen
s
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINE8,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
"BissssssiSassssssSMBaaaBaBjm
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
8L
DEMAND
"Rupert
Kipp
rnroAT,
October
8,
1929.
Brand"
ers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
4
Cold
Storage
Co,
Lid.
Prlnot
Rupert,
B.d.