thb
Dsn??
rawa
PAQIT
FIVK
mk
m,
m
m
-
Mrwmrmmw
utiraf
m
i
mm
a
a
m
m
m
m
m
GOOD
WEATHER
RAILWAY
PREPARED
Liner
and
Planes
in
3000-mile
Dash
to
Effect
"Scoop"
TO
HANDLE
GRAIN
-
in
Ifldief
ffalches
1
ISVITALNOW
ssaHv
vaHvljTrHB
WITHOUT
CONGESTION
Batata
V
iSafafaWAaBS.rlS.JaaiafafafJ
yfes
rd
M
Tbr
."k.
J.1
.
.
Tl
"Me
Perfect
Watch"
All
para
of
the
Durcn
morcmcnt
arc
completely
standardized
to
accurate
ai
to
be
absolutely
inter-changeable.
The
ptrrt
are
tccurtre
to
the
l2).000th
pin
of
in
inch
the
Durrn
completely
rcrolu.
tionurt
all
conception!
of
whit
a
popular
priceli
wuch
can
offer
in
accuracy
and
durability,
In
catc
of
eiquiiitc
bcaory.
See
the
Burrn
and
be
uxiificd.
Win
Tsuhttin
Grttn,
rtiu
GtU
filUd
in
dikinsUi
shafts
at
1
13.00
.
v
r.FWFIJFR.S
HLvUL
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
J.
Bent's
fte-orpization
Sale
Slashing
Prices
on
I
ALL
AMI
MIVTLIt
(OAT!
and
MII.LIMHV
lleaulllul
Afternoon
Itrrues
in
the
latest
styles
and
materials.
J.
BENT
Third
Atrnue.
8UMMER
SUQQESTIQNS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pins,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
$0.50
lr?r
hnlf
load
3,50
Per
sack
60
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
139
8econd
Avenue
Phono
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
-J
AT
YOUR
f5
JEWELLER'S
0
MILK
From
Bulklay
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Tnlilo
Cream
nt
l5o
for
Hair
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
8peolal
loo
Delivery
Servloa
Valentin
Dairy
Phono
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
U.
(iArtanc,
Warebouatng,
and
DlfitrlbuHiiK.
Team
or
Motor
Bervlvo,
'Joal.
Band
and
Gravel
We
Speolallie
In
Piano
ant)
Fumltura
Bevlnfl.
mi:
or
oiuix
i.ma(ii:i
nv
hainm
S.iYM
HtSK
OF
MONTKK.tl.
IIEI'OItT
The
crop
ot
the
Dominion
a
a
whole
are
well
up
to
average
but
in
Uit
determination
of
their
ultimate
value
the
weather
U
now
a
yltst
factor
aayi
the
Bank
of
Montreal
report.
In
the,
Fralrte
Province
for
the
paat
twoj
week
rain
and
anow
hate
further
d'
layed
threthtng
operation.
A
a
con-1
sequence
Manitoba
and
Alberta
report'
much
damage
from
sprouting.
Condi,
tlona
In
Saskatchewan
are
somewhat
better.
In
both
Quebec
and
Ontario,
harvesting
operation
have
ben
re!
laided
by
rain.
In
the
Maritime
Province
weather
condition
generally
i
have
been
good.
In
BrltUh
Columbia,
i
tnu
bciteflt
to
later
crop
ha
resulted
from
recent
rain.
Detail
follow:
,tl.ltr.UTA
(
Weitern
Area
further
two
week
of
wet
weather
accompanied
by
inow
In
the
North
haa
prevented
cutting,
which
i
60
per
cent,
to
80
per
cent,
corn-pleted.
Uttle
or
no
threshing
has
been
done
and
cut
grain
1
sprouting
grnrrslly.
Northeastern
area.
ruin
and
inow
have
further
delayed
cutting
which
1
75
per
cent,
to
00
per
cent.
crop
Is
threshed.
Labor
situation
ha
Improved
recently
and
1
now
generally
satisfactory.
MAMTWIA
luretniug
la
finished.
i
riioYiM'i:
or
tjt
rnr.o
Crop
are
all
cut
with
exception
of
oat
in
tome
district
and
late
com.
Heavy
rains
and
cold
weather,
however,
have
retarded
completion
of
hsr-vettlng
operations.
Potato
crop
pro
mlse
to
be
above
average
In
quantity
In
central
Ontario
a
portion
of
barley
CANCILLATION
OF
RtatRVK
AOTIC
Is
IIEHEUY
QIVE.1
that
tbe
re-ser
autiuut
over
Lot
t
do
I,
castiar
Dull
let,
It
cauteiled.
Ucpmy
Mlaltier
or
Lands.
0.
It.
.MAnE.1.
Lamlt
lieparliucot.
ticiori.
b.
t
tmn
June,
it.
!
Nonce
or
imtlntion
to
apply
I
for
Lxaas
mure
or
less
in
point
nf
roinmenrement
inn
mnuininr
u..i
rres
more
or
less.
Lm-ttert
this
tsiri
day
nr
AiiniM.
Htfl.
(Slrned
If,
NcV
IUEII.
i
B.
C.
U
9.
A
rent.
MINERAL
ACT
I
wertlflcst
of
Imorovsmsnl.
j
i
llrflWDle
Mo.
4.
Lol
t-ta.
Mineral
Clilm.l
ii,
r.
.-m
ui.tiiii,
nealtlrar
or
Titles.
Land
lletlttry
firrire.
i
rrihre
Unpen.
B,
C.
9
ID
September,
100.
IIP
w
and
ou
bars
Nanus's
rtattti
(Ml.
Natures
ni
(MTaUaa)
m
t.hU
laufiva-
Isiil
the
oifuM
sad
fake
Constipation,
Biliousness,
Sick
Headache.
rmewlnf
Out
vifef
sad
foes
(act
C1
123c
f;v5fc
JOjWe
oex.
Chips
offihe
Old
Block
Nt
JUNIORS
Utile
Ma
.
The
Mm
M?
lo
oat-third
dostt,
esaar-costsd.
Pot
children
tod
adults.
.
Bid
By
Yenr
Druialit
mm
orable
condition.
la
Nova
Scotia
good
weather
generally
prevail.
Apple
crop
will
be
light
but
quality
Is
better
than
lat
year.
Other
crops
prcenlse
welt.
In
Prince
Edward
Island
condition
completed.
Little
thrething
ha
been
.
continue
good,
done
yet.
There
ha
been
scene
sprout
Ing.
Southeistern
area.
Weather
hat
Leen
delaying
thrething
of
crop.
MAHKATCIIKWAN
Northeastern
area.
Thrething
ha
been
retarded
'by
Intermittent
wet
weather
but
I
commencing
again
ai4
If
present
condition
lat
should
L
general
In
c.
few
day.
Yield
on
the
llltlTISII
OIL1
MHIA
Potato
digging
under
way;
crop
below
average.
Harvetttng
of
a
record
crop
ot
Macintosh
Red
apple
1
almost
completed;
coloring
1
only
fair.
Total
yield
of
apple
none
estimated
to
be
105
per
cent
of
average.
Onion
crop
welt
above
average.
There
Is
a
heavy
!
crop
of
hops.
Root
are
a
good
average,
whole
I
likely
to
be
satitfactory
but(erop
having
benefited
by
recent
rains
grade
generally
lower
account
rain
an4
1
Pasturage
1
Improved.
frost.
Southeastern
are.
Rain
anl
-"
now
have
delayed
threshing
but
"l
MQVF
Tft
ARCH
TCH
central
section
It
Is
about
SO
ner
cent.
v
w
completed.
Yield
turning
out
well
in
central,
south
and
aoutbeatt
with
lower
return
In
southwest.
It
la
estimated
40
per
cent,
of
Saskatchewan
wheat
WEEKLY
HOLIDAY
IS
URGED
ON
GOVERNMENT
VICTORIA,
Sept.
28.--The
proposal
of
the
Victoria
Chamber
of
Commerce
directors
that
the
closing
ot
retail
stores
Rains
have
held
up
threshing
anil
half
a
day
a
we
be
abolished
has
caused
serious
damage.
Early
wheat
especially
la
bsdly
sprouted.
Extent
of
I
damage
cannot
be
established
unlit
been
brought
formally
to
the
attention
of
the
provincial
government
through
the
Department
of
Labor.
In
a
letter
to
the
department,
Oeorg
I
Warren,
secretary
of
the
chamber,
says
the
director
do
not
wish
to
deprive
employees
of
their
weekly
half-holiday.
They
suggeat
only
that
tbe
present
legislation
forcing
stores
to
close
half
day
a
week
be
abolished.
'
Instead
they
would
allow
employees
and
quality
and
other
root
crop
arslto
take
then
holidays
on
various
days.
doing
well.
Pastures
are
in
good
con.
!
spreading
the
tune
thu
required
over
dltloo.
Tobacco
nearly
all
cut
and
'the
entire
week.
In
this
way.
it
is
ex-
drying
normally:
yield
good.
nuivi.M
r.
or
Ontario
plained,
the
s
teres
could
remain
open
all
week.
Mr.
Warren
say
tbe
director
feel
and
oat
crop
la
still
In
the
fields.;
that
the
present
compulsory
halt
-holt-Threshing
grneraL
Barley
Is
a
good
day
haa
a
seriously
depressing
effect
on
sample
and
yield
average,
but
oat
are
business.
below
average
and
aBected
by
rust.
Corn
has
done
well
and
an
aversg.
MIPC
HARK
PATTIH
I
0
eroD.
Root,
with
exceoUon
of
turnlDx
HlIuJ
liulllt)
IrtllULLU
)
are
good,
(tome
potato
rot
Is
reported
j
Tobacco
wilt
be
a
large
crop
but
TO
MARRY
NEXT
MONTH
damp
weather
will
aneet
quality.
Late:
-
I
peaches
are
an
average
crop.
Grapes
I
ngagement
ta
Clifford
Muart
t'olllon
re
heavy
and
plum
abundant.
Pa-'
f
thtorla
l
Annouumi
,
ture
are
exceptionally
good.
I
-
,
MAIIITIMi:
fKOVINfT.s
I
Hon.
and
Mr.
T
D.
Pattullo
tn-
In
New
Brunswick
except
in
St.
John'
r-ounce
the
engagement
of
their
only
!
River
Valley,
where
wet
weather
may
daughter.
Lillian
Dorta,
to
Clifford
8tu-
Isssen
potato
yield,
condition
are
good
art
Cotllsou.
second
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
and
harvesting
Is
proceeding
under
lav!
John
J.
Cotllsou.
Victoria.
The
mar-
itlage
will
take
place
some,
time
in
Oc
tober.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
avrtya:
The
chief
sin
in
thu
world
la
over
use
of
the
pronoun-
"I."
There's
one
thing
about
this
bobbed
hair
fashion,
we
seldom
get
long
hair
lu
In
Ihr
lnul
IWiinllnc
nitirlrt
of
Atltil
t
tjMt
-0Ot
now.
Minmr
Pitinifi
f
i.niir
nuirlri.
The
shorter
the
working
day,
the
i.r
i
p
1
1
:
e.
mil
me
r.unm-er
uoiq
.
.
B
f.
Ih,
tn
.-rrt
monr
niore
time
there
I
to
pend
money.
Mines.
Ltd..
In.
,
a
rcimereU
mlninir
com.
I
lan
iMrinnn
within
Hie
I'ruvince
of
tin-j
lull
i:oiiiirtiii,
iM-ruptluin,
a
ininluir
coni-!itny.
inieml
ti
tpplr
r.ir
a
roretliore
leane
i
iiie
iiiuovinc
u-iriiei
nun
A
lot
ot
people
luld
different
opin
ions
from
mine
and
a
lot
ot
them
are
r.imnieni
inr
(I
a
Pl
plained
about
500
niAn
or
ihv
wmilrt
not
hold
sucii
feel
rtul.Mit
m
an
httiert.v
direetHm
finm
i
.
'
,
tbe
Arlti
West
rorner
or
Lol
31V,
Sky-
;
Itrk
Mineral
Claim,
tiiuttnl
n
Hie
inouth
i
of
Wtun
Hlver.
imi
Ttku
Arm
of
Tarlhi
ll.lki'.
li.rnn
in
a
.Virtlierly
dlrerllini
iti
ft-el
I
have
often
wondered
how
It
mutt
liienre
F.trlv
100
feet.
llH-iir
feel
to
live
on.
draft
Hill.
I
sUDDOse
It
IMi
feel
more
ur
less
to
hltli
,
S.iiilherl.-
.
.k,
living
nean
about
much
nn
wtler
liurk,
Ihcnre
Westerly
100
feet
aa
aa
llMng
on
English
Hill.
annate
In
Dm
Allin
Mn.ina-
Mvlslon
of
tbe,
get.
Th
latest
almUe
I
have
heard
is
hard
as
a
tanker's
eye
when
you
sk
I
for
a
loan,'
Did
you
ever
make
a
household
bud-
It
la
like
new
vesr
reaolntlons.
kmt
.trai,
tboot
three
quarter
or
a
mile
m"uc
"
broken
up
stream
from
the
m.
.utli
or
Wtnn
Hlver,
T.sr.
oiiTii:r;
inti
i,
cntrie
i:.
iiiunore.
Before
Be,ore
the
lne
bllr
flahi-rjernnaev
eot
the
the
Free
Miner's
Certirictle
.No.
a.m.
Intend.!
D8
gni
Dempsey
got
llttv
divs
rrtiin
I
."if
(H
le
hereor,
in
apply
i
t
backera
and
Tunney
the
good
tithes,
to
tbe
Miuine
Heomler
for
a
Certificate
,
since
'
the
0
flcht
,,s"1
u'mnMr
Demtuev
rot
Kv
ln
ih
mojwy
mmut
of
Improvement
t.
for
llie
purpose
of
ob-1
lilninn
a
Dnmn
Grant
or
the
ttmve
rlalio-!
aiul
Tunney
the
belt
and
nobody
Auil
further
tlken
notice
that
trllotx,
thmwa
nr
ith-
r
.k.
un.l.r
sertlon
SS.
mutt
be
commenced
be-
"
'
"r
'
'""'
fore
the
lue
or
tufli
Cerllflcale
or
I
in
i
ivvitl)
this
lit
thy
of
September,
A.D,
mo.
II.
McN.
KHASKII,
A
rnl.
I
NOTICI
I
I.N
THE
MATTKiToFtii
ipplfrsllon
Tor
the
Iih
of
I'mvltloiisl
Certiririle
nt
Title
rr
Lots
five
(.1)
and
sit
(0).
H
lor
It
illilrt.v-lwo
3i,
Seeilon
mie
(I).
City
or
ITInre
lluiierl,
Map
913.
I
satlrftory
pnir
or
Ihe
loss
or
the
,
Certirirtie
or
Tills
roverlnir
llie
tlmve
liml
ihniliir
been
priHlured
to
me.
It
Is
my
In-lenthNi
to
lue
sflcr
the
expiration
ot
on
(li
ninnth
from
the
first
tiuUllt-alloii
llwreaf,
a
I'rtivlthmal
cerli'flrate
or
Title
In
tin-
above
Itiul
In
llie
mine
of
II.
1.,
IVAIIUIK
The
orltlnal
f.erliricate
or
Title
lis
titled
the
list
Msrrli,
IDU,
ami
Is
numbered
ttU-l.
.
IIOTKI.
AKKIVALS
Prince
Kupert
A.
V.
Qlandi,
Reglna;
I.
Ulchalaou,
Montreal;
F.
A.
Robertson,
Victoria;
Mi.
and
Mrs.
R.
Stanton,
Toronto;
Q.
!!.
Hay
ward
and
James
Taylor,
Edmonton,
E.
O,
Phlnney
and
C
II.
Hoskin.
Van-cower;
J.
A.
amis,
Calgary;
Mr.
and
WINNIPEO,
Sept.
28,
-Although
poor
weather
conditions
have
hampered
j
harvesting
and
will
result
In
threshing
being
carried
on
at
peak
simultaneously
In
the
three
wetern
proving,
th
Cai-
I
auiail
Jimiuiimi
xiAiiwaa
lie
ijb
jwai
I
tlcn
to
handle
the
crop
more
expedi
tiously
than
ever
before
according
to
W
A.
Klngsland,
general
manager
of
the
western
region,
who
returned
to
Winnipeg
today
from
the
east
where
h
wss
In
conference
with
the
operating
Ticepreldent
and
'.other
executive!
last
week.
According
to
Mr.
Klngtland,
tbe
company
has
front
three
to
four
thousand
more
cars
mobilized
in
Western
Canada
than
In
any
previous
Autumn
and
ar
rangement
have
been
completed
so
that
considerable
amount
of
extra
equip
:
mult
can
be
made
available
the
mo-j
ment
the
need
arise.
I
Although
the
movement
of
the
grain
'
will
be
heavier
from
now
on
and
the
I
activity
will
be
general,
Mr.
Klngtland
j
hold
to
the
opinion
that
the
move
ment
to
Lake
Head
can
be
carried
or!
without
any
semblance
of
congestion.
I
He
pointed
out
that
the
continued
bad!
weather
bad
also
In
a
measure,
assisted
j
the
railways
and
had
permitted
tbemj
to
get
many
empties
back
to
the
prairie
j
siding
during
the
period
that
thresh
-I
ing
was
beld
up.
I
Mr.
Klngsland
believes
that
while
the
crop
will
be
smaller
than
last
year,
It
will
grade
higher
than
la
Imagined
in
some
quarters
and
he
believe
that
the
farmer
will
reap
a
good
return
upon
their
investment.
He
also
state
that
British
Columbia
will
enjoy
a
very
heavy
fruit
crop,
particularly
tn
the
Okanagan
Valley
district.
PREPARING
DATA
FOR
A
NEW
ROAD
LOAN
VICTORIA,
Bept.
28-
Money
needed
W
complete
the
new
Cariboo
Road
pro
ject
and
to
pay
the
cost
of
other
roads
in
various
parts
of
the
province
will
be
provided
by
a
losn
to
cover
which
legislation
will
be
Introduced
at
the
next
session
of
the
Provincial
Legislature.
A
large
part
of
the
loan
will
be
spent
to
cover
the
extension
ot
the
existing
Cariboo
Road
from
Lyttoh
to
S
pence
Bridge
a
section
of
tbe
highway
which
was
not
built
this
season.
Tbe
precise
eost
of
completing
the
entire
project
In
this
wy
is
not
known,
but
It
will
be
large.
With
the
Bpence
Bridge-Lytton
link
installed
the
present
detour
from
Lytton
through
the
Marble
Canyon
will
be
eliminated
and
the
coast
will
be
joined
with
the
.interior
by
a
direct
route.
Official
of
the
Public
Work
Department
are
busy
now
sizing
up
the
rood
needs
of
the
province
for
next
year,
and
on
the
basts
of
these
calculation
the
lze
of
the
new
road
loan
will
be
fixed.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
A
move
is
on
foot
to
have
the
granting
ot
Royal
honors
abolished
In
Canada.
It
la
claimed
that
titles
go
mailt
ly
to
banker
and
railway
men
when
they
are
well
deserved
by
people
ot
other
occupations.
The
death
occurred
jof
Peter
Mo-Lachlan,
well
known
pioneer,
when
on
u
'
prospecting
trip
to
Gardner
Canal
aboard
the
launch
Wigwam.
Deceases.,
who
was
tn
the
real
estate
busines
here,
was
67
years
ot
age
and
Is
survived
by
a
brother
in
Victoria
and
son
In
Ottawa.
Fred
Otihuly
haa'
returned
from
a
trip
to.
Saskatchewan
and.-
predicts
a
bumpef
crop
on,
the
prairies'
this
year.
Market
Prices
HllTTEK
Brookfleld,
Sltamrock
and
Woodland,
3
lbs
85c
E.CX
3
lbs
85c
Capital,
2nd
grade,
lb.
40c
Fraser
Valley,
lb.
45c
LARli
Pure
v
28c
Compound
35c
CIIKESK
Ontario
solids
30o
StUton,
lb
35c
Kraft
45c
Norwegian
Ooat
65c
Napoleon
Umberger
...
70a
Roquefort
75c
Swifts'
Buttercup,
lb
45c
Qorgonzola,
lb.
.................
75c
McLaren's
Cream,
jars
....
45c
and
85c
Qruyere
50o
Mrs.
T.
Shackleton,
Usk;
Mi
O,
Barker
New
carrots,
bunch
and
M.
A.
Riley.
Terrace;
II.
P.
May,
Winnipeg,
R.
R,
Day
and
C.
R.
Brick,
New
York
City:
J.
F.
.Strang,
Suunyside
Cannery.
CENTRAL
W.
J,
Bartley,
Vancouver;
J.
E,
Pas-chal,
W.
F.
Taylor
and
W.
II.
Thome,
Golden
Leaf,
lb.
45c
t(l(IH
B.C.
fresh,
pullet
-50c
B.C.
fresh,
flrtta
.................
54c
B.C.
freth,
extras
60c
Local
new
laid
,
05c
and
70c
Alberta
fresh,
second
40c
VEGETABLES
New
beets,
bunch
be
Beets.
6
lbs
350
100
lbs
$3.75
6c
B.C.
Carrots,
lb
v..
Se
100
lbs
2J3
Rutebagas,
6
lbs
35c
100
lbs
3.75
Radishes,
bunch
6c
New
potatoes,
10
lb.
35a
Potatoes,
100
lb.
SJ.oo'
Fancy
B.C.
tomatoes,
per
lb.
......
10c
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L,
The
Cbsaiploa
Mlml
ftreased
up
before
enterinA
the
Entllsh
Channel.
2.
Lowering
the
photoarsphs
to
the
waiting
sea-plans,
i.
Canadian
plane
which
aw
to
Kimouskt,
4.
1
he
Canadian
Facinc
liner
"Empress
of
Scotland".
Ederle'a
recent
yictorr
Gertrude
oyer
the
English
Channel,
wrote
an
epic
into
the
already
brilliant
aquatic
records
of
America.
And
while
this
youthful
swimmer,
who
broke
all
existing
records
In
her
Channel
awlm,
waa
being
lionized
In
Enrope
for
ber
YictorTt
a
sequel
to
this
event
was
taking
place
in
America
which
will
go
down
on
the
romantic
pages
of
Journalism
aa
one
of
the
biggest
"scoops'
is
newspaper
enterprise.
Uafng
a
four-plane
relay
fa
cooperation
with
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
tbe
Empress
of
Scotland,
representatives
of
the
New
York
News,
landed
tbe
aetnal
photographs
of
the
great
Channel
awlm
In
their
offices
In
New
York
fully
twenty-four
hours
before
other
prints
could
possibly
arrive.
As
the
gangplank
of
tbe
Empress
Tomatoes,
per
basket
40c
Watercress,
bunch
10c
Oreen
peppers,
3
lbs
35c
Cucumbers,
each
Parsley,
bunch
Mint,
bunch
Leeks,
3
bunches
....
Cauliflower,
B.C.,
head
Hubbard
squash,
lb.
Citron,
lb.
Pumpkin,
lb
Sweet
Potatoes.
2
lbs
Egg
plant,
3
lbs.
....
.
Pickling
cucumbers.'
lb.
10c
and
13c
8c
of
Scotland
was
being
raised
at
Southampton,
a
messenger
dashed
up
to
the
ship
and
placed
a
bundle
of
prints
in
the
care
of
a
passenger.
Even
the
Commander
of
the
ship
was
Ignorant
of
their
value
until
a
radio
message
flashed
in
giving
the
instructions
for
tbe
disposal
of
tbe
prints.
A
seaplane
would
pick
them
up
near
AntlcotU
Island.
True
to
tbe
arrangements
tbe
seaplane
was
sighted
a
few
miles
from
the
Island
near
English
Bay,
and
Commander
Latta
gave
instructions
to-
an
officer
to
wrap
tbe
photographs
in
a
waterproof
float
and
lower
them
over
tbe
side
of
the
ship.
The
seaplane
circled
the
ship
and
alighted.
In
a
few
minutes
the
package
was
picked
up
but
tbe
sea
had
become
so
choppy
that
It
took
tbe
plane
several
hours
to
taxi
to
the
lee
of
the
Island
before
It
could
rise.
Finally
taking
to
flight
ft
flew
straight
to
Rimouski
where
the
prints
were
dfrtded
and
No.
I
mixed
nuts
35c
HI
G.IK
White,
per
100
7J0
Yellow,
per
100
6.60
FLOl'U
)..
5c
Hour.
49s.
No.
1
hard
wheat
$3.75
ISc
Pastry
flour,
10's
65c
35c-35c
Pastry
flour,
49s
)
1220
Corn
on
the
cob,
dozen
40c
j
FISH
Oreen
onions,
dozen
35c
;
Halibut,
lb
25c
Terrace
cabbage,
lb
6c
j
Salmon,
red
spring,
lb
35c
B.C.
head
lettuce
10c
Salmon,
white
spring
13Vtc
Garlic,
imported,
per
lb
40c
(
Smoked
kippers,
lb
15c
B.C.
Cooking
.
onions,
6
lbs.
35c
i
Kippered
salmon,
lb
35c
Rhubarb,
outdoor.
3
lbs
35c
i
Smoked
black
cod.
lb
Wax
and
green
beans,
3
lbs.
..
Vegetable
marrow,
lb
6c
Celery,
3
bunches
25c
7c
......
7c
.....
7c
35c
.....
35c
....
15c
35c
i
Finnan
haddlea,
lb.
Pickling
onions.
3
lbs
35c
I
Ham,
whole,
first
grade
FRUIT
Oranges,
Valencia,
dozen
.
.
25c
to
75c
Lemons,
Sunkltt,
doz.
....
25c
and
35c
California
grape
fruit,
3
fort
35c
Bananas,
2
lbs.
for
35c
Candled
honey
35c
Extracted
honey,
lb
35c
and
35c
Apples,
Mcintosh
Reds
12.25
Apples,
Wealthles
12
83
Apples.
Oravensteina
...........
12.50
Cookllng
apples
,
$li5
Canteloupes,
each
15c
Peaches,
case
.
.."
$1.45
Italian
prunes,
crate
95c
CocoanuU,
each'
30c
and
35c
!
Honey
Dew
melons,
each
45c
Casaba
melons,
lb.
10c
Pears,
Bartlett,
case
$3.25
lHtlKli
FHL'ITS
Dates,
bulk,
3
lbs.
35c
Dates,
Dromedary
35c
Raisins,
bulk,
lb
20c
Raisins,
package,
lb
25a
Cluster
raisins,
lb
25c
Lemon
and
orange
peel
30c
Citron
peel
50c
Black
cooking
figs
20c
and
25c
White
figs.
lb.
15c
Table
figs,
lb.
250
(Currants
22Vjc
Prunes
15c-25c
Apple
,
25C
Peaches,
peeled
S5e
Apricots,
lb.
400
NI'TS
Almonds,
shelled
Valencia
75c
Brazils
and
filbert-
35c
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
80c
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
5c
Almonds
350
Peanuts
30o
(Msnchurlan
walnuts
35c
California
walnuts
45c
23
lie
20c
Salt
mackerel,
lb
25c
Eastern
salt
herring.
3
tor
25c
Salt
codfish
fillets,
lb
30c
Boneless
salt
cod
bricks,
lb
25c
MEATS
Fowl.
No.
I
lb.
35o
to
40c
Roasting
chicken,
lb.
45c
to
50c
Ham.
sliced,
first
grade.
..
60c
50c
Ham,
picnic,
lb
35c
Cottage
rolls,
lb.
40c
Bacon,
back,
sliced
55c
Bacon,
side
,
50c
to
65c
Pork,
dry
salt
35c
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb
45c
Veal,
shoulder
35c
Veal,
loin
40c
Veal,
leg
40c
Pork,
shoulder
30c
Pork,
loin
45c
Pork,
leg
42c
Beef,
pot
roast
13
c
to
lie
Beef,
boiling
.
..-
10c
to
12c
Beet,
steak
25c
to
40c
Beef
.roast,
prune
rib
30c
Lamb,
chops
50c
Lamb,
shoulder
35c
Mutton,
leg
40c
Lamb,
leg
48C
Mutton,
chops
,
,
,
.
.
40c
Mutton
shoulder
.,
30c
FEED
100
lbs.
Wheat,
No.
8
W.10
Oats
12.60
Bran
4.
13.00
Shorts
$2.10
Middlings
i.,
$2.50
Barley
i
s
$2.35
Poultry
mash
13.00
8peclal
eggmash
..................
$3.40
Oyster
shell
$3.50
Scratch
food
$3X0
Beef
scrap
$5.23
O
round
oil
cake
$4.75
Baby
chick
feed
14.23
Fine
oat
chops
$2.70
Crushed
oats
$2.70
Fine
barley
chop
$2.43
Whole
corn
$3.00
Cracked
corn
13.10
Fine
cornmeal
$3.10
placed
on
board
two
waiting
land
planes.
These
two
planes
hopped
off
for
New
York
and
were
hopeful
of
reaching
New
York
for
tbe
Saturday
edition
of
tbe
News,
but
heavy
fogs
descended
and
killed
all
hopes.
One
of
the
planes
was
forced
down
at
St
Elol
and
success
was
up
to
the
other
plane.
After
flying
In
the
fog
almost
to
Montreal,
it
turned
south
and
landed
at
Plattsburg
and
met
another
clane
at
tbe
parade
grounds
there.
Here
the
other
plane
took
the
pictures
and
began
tbe
last
leg
ot
the
perilous
flight
to
New
York.
Flying
at
112
miles
an:
hour
through
three
electric
storms
and
onv.
of
the
heaviest
fogs
ever
encountered
by
tbe
flyers
the
plane
landed
at
the
West
Side
Park,
Jersey
City.
A
little
OTer
three
boors
after
the
final
dash
was
begun
the
pictures
were
delivered
at
the
offices
of
the
News
In
New
York
24
hours
ahead
of
pictnra
en
route
Tia
New
York
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boxes.
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Prices
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