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of
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deiimen
Jul
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by
lite
introJuo
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of
thii
ipleoJiJ
diftt,
I
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in
tffca.iml
iueetint:
the
gore
rout
theiti
of
early
l-nclub
dip,
"Conn
Cabinets
tie
lute
to
lave
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ucmcndoui
vogue.
Ai
letting
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fine
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wire
nothing
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Slashing
Prices
on
rtu.
ami
uiNTi
ii
mm
and
Ml
I.I.I
MJtY
lleaatlfal
Alletnonrt
treMes
In
the
latest
si
vie
and
material.
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BENT
Third
Atenoe,
LUMBER
arc
mnrmfailuriiiR
rough
din
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re?
ed
lnm-licr.
Hdsc
pi
a
n
loat
"
pilar.
.itibt
awl
salmon
llOXP.
Ak
For
Prlcei
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
562
George
Rorie
Chattered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
LliulUlor,
Trtmlce,
Ac
Phono
387
New
Adilrens:
243
Second
Avenue
Wait
PIUNtiR
HUI'KIIT
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Wo
specially
recommend
our
Table
Crcnm
at
l5o
(or
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Spoolal
lee
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
667
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
M.
Carlane,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service,
Honl.
Band
and
Qtw
We
Ipeclallta
In
Plane
en
Furniture
Hevlnf.
I
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
7.-Woman
student
t
the
University
0f
Manitoba
hire
put
t
the
baa
on
th
u
of
powder
or
paint
by
the
first
ynr
girl
and
have
frowned
upon
signs
of
'-napprt1.ro"
amoi
the
fiethettes,
And
their
opposition
to
use
of
co-metlca
by
the
-younger
generation"
ha
not
been
a
passive
one.
for
the
freshettes
were
greeted
yesterday
by
a
bold
sign
which
not
only
adrUes
them
to
keep
their
school-girl
eomplexlon
unaullled,
but
absolutely
forbid
them
to
mate
ue
of
any
artificial
beautlflera.
The
a!gn
which
baa
struck
dismay
into
the
heart
of
many
cf
the
fairest
co-eda
read
at
follows:
"Frechette
will
com
to
risers
with
no
powder
or
Up-slick
on.
By
order
of
'
the
upper
etas
student."
j
MAW
OIK)RVf:TH
I
s
During
the
probation
pediod
the
first
j
year
women
will
also
be
compelled
to
j
earigrren
ribbons
around
their
ankle.
nursery
rhyme
handkerchief
pinned
to
the
front
of
their
dress
and
a
baby's
rattle
tied
to
green
ribbons
hanging
j
around
their
necks.
While
going
from
one
class
to
another
they
will
not
be
allowed
to
cross
the
campus
but
will
be
forced
to
take
the
roundabout
route
by
way
of
1h
Broadway
Street
eldewalke.
j
But
wo
thing
so
alarms
tbe
treshetlesj
a
the
"paint
and
powder
decree"
which
j
many
of
(hem
consider
faUl
to
their
col-
j
lex
career.
Meanwhile
many
of
th
i
second
and
third
year
glrla
are
discussing
tbe
wisdom
of
maintaining
this
ruling
throughout
ihe
entire
year
and
by
many
of
those
who
scent
keen
com
petition
from
the
first
year
rank
the
iUfifUon
s
being
received
with
rare
-nthuiln
VAHIt.ll
VIEW
At
the
University
a
characteristic
sight
was
that
of
a
forlorn
t
reshetu
desperately
trying
to
remain
unseen
stinking
from
one
eias
room
to
another.
The
meantime
the
men
atudent
are
dlrlded
on
the
question,
some
of
them
obviously
displeased
other
disappointed
and
many
of
them
Intensely
enjoying
the
embarrassment
of
these
newcomer
who
previously
presented
such
radiant
appearance.
Uany
of
the
faculty
on
the
other
hand,
regard
the
innovation
with
distinct
approval
and
are
Inclined
to
lend
their
support
to
It
enforcement
OBJECTS
TO
WORD
IMPERIAUN
CANADA
The
writer
of
a
letter
published
In
the
Toronto
Olobe
who
sign
himself
"Canada
Indicate
the
feeling
of
a
section
of
th
population
of
tbe
Dominion
her
aa
weU
aa
elsewhere.
It
says:
To
the
Editor
of
The
Olobe:
Mr.
Oreenfleld.
you
say.
la
duly
Impressed
with
the
desirability
of
securing
British
settler.
And
there
are
already
a
number
of
"foreign
colonies,
and
they
cre
ate
"problems."
How
do
you
know
There
are
no
colonic
at
all
such
a
you
Imagine.
The
hardest
problem
I
your
beloved
Britisher
The
"foreigner"
stick
to
hi
farm,
the
Englishman
doe
not.
and
when
he
see
the
Industrious
"foreigner"
prosper,
turning
the
virgin
prairie
Into
blossoming
farmsteads,
he
whine
about
the
foreigner
being
favored,
etc.
"No
English
need
apply"
wtrtild
meet
the
ca
better.
But
I
fursa
Oreenfleld
know.
When
will
you
learn
leave
Canada,
alone
I
think
some
other
portion
of
th
Imperial
Commonwealth,
as
you
call
It,
would
cult
you
belter.
Canada
doesnt
want
to
belong
to
an
"Impertar
concern
MINERAL
ACT.
Certificate
of
Improtsments
saeemuke
.vo.
4.'
awretiiae
No.
I
I'll'
lloiul
stkI
ffwerrnlak
.No.
rrse-IkhisI
.Mineral
rjaliii.
soutle
In
Ihe
Atlln
uiinnr
DitiKion
ur
:air
oistrirt.
Where
luraled:--Kat
side
of
Taku
Ari,
nur
hh,Tp
i
reek.
.....
TUt:
NOIItK
thai
llerlnsld
Symes,
bmler
and
sulirlior,
or
640
Wet
Ten-rtrr
81..
VanciMiVee.
Il,-tlh
CitlurnlilS,
arl-int
I
seeAl
for
teeptke
Xlnli
:
isnii,
Intend,
cliiy
days
from
the
dt
lienor,
o
spplyi
to
the
Vlnlne
llsrorder
fur
rerllflesles
of
Improvement,
fur
the
purple
of
tiialnmr
Crovn
Orantl
f
it'
ibuve
rUiins.
tn
inmii.it
take
notice
that
II.
in
under
sertloll
Hi
mut
lie
illillienr1
rfHiT
Ihe
le
of
xirh
rerltriralet
of
iTi:n
inn
Ul
diy
cf
September,
A.D,
i
tie.
;
MINCRAL
AOT
Csrtlflcsts
of
lmprosmnts.
Wtnn
Krartional
.No.
,
Anyot
and
Jut-niii
.Mineral
Claim,
silusie
in
ihe
Atlln
Minmit
llvllmi
of
the
t:alar
lilrtrlet,
sliniil
'!
mile
tip
stream
frrn
the
hontn
VAoVTCE
that
The
Knirlneer
Oold
Mines
Ltd..
inr.,
Free
Miner's
CerUflrale
o
nor
intend,
fitly
rtiyt
fneii
the
dale
herMf
.!
'Py
I"
the.
Mlnlna-
lie.
roriler
rr
a
Cerilflrale
or
mproviiient.
rdr
the
purpose
of
nbtalnlni
a
Crown
unnt
or
the
above
claim.
"nd
furllier
Uke
nollre
that
ae
Hon.
nn.
iter
terllon
,
mi'M
he
eonmienred
lierore
"he
iiie
of
"
Cetlirioale
or
liirovr.
Iiienl.
.
,
a.nl..iu,(
.
n
Ifl-
H.
McN.
FRA8ER.
Agent
MINCRAL
AOT
vsrtlflcsts
of
lmpeomsnls.
Hrowni
Mo.
4,
lot
MS.
Minersl
Claim.
.ii"m
ihe
At
id
Mn-m
nivisinn
of
the
rai,i.r
nuirlrt.
on
tlx
WmI
Ann
or
Te.
Arm.
sboul
three
auaners
or
a
mil
uil
atreiin
from
llw
ni-.nih
r
Wsnn
Itlver.
Ttkr
NOTICf!
I"at
I.
Clmrles
E.
(lllmore.
No
8B74I,
Intend,
Free
Miner"
trtiririle
iUtv
i"v
from
t!'
dale
hereof,
in
apply
the
Mining
noeorder
tor
a
Cerlirtral
J,f
w
miprovement-i,
rnp
the
imriHise
of
ob.
of
lU
iv
-claim.
nraul
isiniiii
a
Crown
U
?
d
"iimiSt
taken
nolle
thai
art
urn.
unil.e
sir
ion
.
mil't
he
mmiiieneeil
le-yni'rr.i,r,I.
nr
surh
Cerllflrate
of
rn'Tr.lU'Vhl
HI
day
of
September,
AP.
Kit.
1
-V
frHl'RSDAY.
DCTOBKH
7.
120.
TH1
DAILY
KWW3
page
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111
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Seal
Records
Major
part
of
the
Red
Seal
Section
of
Victor
Record
Catalog
now
obtainable
at
unprecedented
prices.
Caruso,
Rachmaninoff,
McCormack,
Paderewski,
Kreisler,
Schumann-Heinle,
and
scores
of
others
included
in
the
list
of
any
sort,
as
yoult
learn
much
sooner
than
you
may,
think.
.No
true
common
wealth
la
Imperial.
.
CANADIAN.
NOTORIOUS
FORTRESS
IN
RUSSIA
BECOMES
HISTORICAL
MUSEUM
LENINOKAD,
RusstJ.
Oct.
7;
Tho"
notorious
fortress
of
St.
Peter
and
Paul
will
be
turned.
Into
an
historical
muse
um.
AU
tbe
cell
and
dungeon
In
the
grim
edifice
on
the
Neva,
which
for
more
than
300
yrer
waa
both
Citadel
and
prlsoij,
will
be
restored
as
they
were
tn
th
'beginning
of
the
eighteenth
century
when
Peter
he
Great
laid
the
foundation
of
St.
Petersburg,
aa
tnia
town
waa
then
known.-to
give
Ru&ala
"a
window-
looking
toward
Europe."
The
nurrjose
of
the
restoration
la
to
keep
ever
vpld
111
the
mlnda
of
the
people
the
manner
In
,
which
the
Czars
treated
political
offenders.
-
Borne
of
the
most
noted
political
characters
of
Russia
spent
their
live
In
the
dark
dungeon
of
this-'
old
fortress.
LIBERAL-PROGRESSIVES
MADE
ANAGREEMENT
(Winnipeg
Free
Press)
Borne
discussion
hna
arisen
as
to
th
exact
situation
governing
the
entry
o
Hon.
Robert
Forke
Into
the.
cabinet
and
the
guarantee
of
support
by
the
Progress
slve-Llbersl
fuslonlst
pierabers
fron
Manitoba
to
flie
KuiK
government.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
there
la
nq
exact
situation.
What
has
been
arrived
at
la
an
agreement
through'
which
it
la
hoped
to
give
the
country
stability
of
government
for
four
or
flye
years
and
to
se
cure
the
enactment
of
certain
legislation
upon
which
both
the
Liberal
and
Progressive
groups
are
'agreed
on
the
funda
mentals.
Of'heeewilty,
there
could
be,
no
hard-and-fast
bargain.
Hundreds
of
Records
that
were
$1.75
Records
that
were
$2.25
Records
that
were
$2.50
'
Records
that
were
$3.00
Records
that
were
$4.00
At,
all
"His
Master's
Voice"
dealers
French
resorts
are
!
mad
over
charleston
t
ST.
JENN
DE
LUZ,
France.
Oct,
7.
The
Basque
Const
resort
are
Charleston
lined.
Prcm
BlkniU
toe
San
Sebastian
every
second
dance
In
the.
casino
is
a
Charleston.
It
has
displaced
the
tango,
evert
with
the
Spanish
and
French
pleasure-seeker,
who
do
the
Charleston
with
wild
abandon.
Many
hotels
have
posted
notices
asking
visitor
not
to
practice
the
Charleston
tn
their
rooms
because
of
the
havoc
It
plays
with
lighting
futures
and
plaster
UNPOPULARITY
OF
RUBIES
CAUSES
SALE
RANOOON,
Burma.
Oct.
7.
Because
rubles
have
lost
some
of
their
popularity
the'
Burma
ruby
mine
have
been
offered
for
sale,
subject
to
approval
by
the
government
of
India.
The
mines,
near
Maudalay,
have
ben
operated
for
years
by
a
London
company
and
have
produced
from
surface
work-lugs
gems
valued
at
approximately
110,-CO0.0OO.
Market
Prices
ih:ttek
Brookfleld.
Shamrock
and
Woodland,
3
lb
85o
E.C.D.,
3
lb
i..
830
Capital,
2nd
grade,
lb.
40c
Fraser
Valley,
lb
;
45o
""
LAItl
Pure
,
880
Compound
.......
3So
01IKENK
Ontario
solids
30a
'Stilton,
lb,
'.
;
SJo
Kraft
sc
Norwegian
a
oat
Cia
-
-
NOW
$1.15
-
-
NOW
$1.45
-
-
NOW
$1.65
-
-
NOW
$1.95
-
-
NO
W
$2.65
;
Napoleon
Llmberger
70s
!
Roquefort
75
'
Swift'
Buttercup,
lb.
v
45c
Oorgonxola,
lb
75e
i
McLaren's
Cream.
Jar
45c
and
85c
'Oruyere
;
50c
:Oolden
Leaf,
lb.
45a
EO18
B.a
fresh.
pulleU
50c
B.C.
;resh.
firsts,
y..
'....
55c
i
B.C.
fresh,
extra"
'.
.
;
60a
1
Local
new
laid
65o
and
70c
Alberta
fresh,
second
1'..
40c
,
VEOETAItLI'.S
;New
beets,
bunch
5c
BeeU,
6
lbs
25c
100
lb.
13.73
New
carrots,
bunch
,5c
B.C.
Carrots,
lb.
3e
100
lbs.
12.33
Rutebagas,
C
lbs.
330.
100
lbs
t
a.73
Radishes,
bunch
5c
New
potatoes.
10
lbs
33c
Potatoes,
100
lbs
3jOO
Fancy
B.C.
tomatoes,
per
lb
JOo
Tomatoes,
per
basket
40c
Watercress,
bunch
...............
10c
Green
peppers,
3,
lbs.
35c
Cucumbers,
each.
10c
and,
15c
Parsley,
bunch
5c
Mint,
bunch
.
...)..
So
Leeks,
3
bunche
16o
Cauliflower,
B.C.,
head
,
,.
35c-35c
Corn
on
the
cob,
dozen
40o
Qreen
onions,
dozen
.
33c
Torrac
cabbage,
lb
flc
B.C.
had
lettuce
10c
Oarllc,
imported,
per
lb
.,.
40o
D
C.
Cooking
onions,
S
lbs
25c
Rhubarb,
outdoor,
3
lbs.
35c
Wax
and
green
beans.
3
lbs
35c
Vegetable
marrow,
lb
6c
Celery
a
bunches
.
35c
Hubbard
squash,
lb
7c
Citron,
lbi
,7e
Pumpkin,
lb
7t
Sweet
Potatoes,
3
lbs
25a
Teg
plant,
3
lbs.
...
Pickling
cucumber.
b
15e
Pickling
onions,
j"
lb
..35c
I'Kl'IT
Orange.
Valencia,
doeen
..
,3?a
to
75a
Lemon.
Eunkist,
iat.
....
3o
and
35c
Victor
California
grape
fruit,
2
for
35e
Bananas.
3
lbs.
for
35e
jcandled
honey
35c
Extracted
honey,
lb
35c
and
35e
'Apples,
Mcintosh
Reds
...
3.3S
!
Apples,
Wealthles
,,
13.85
Apples,
Graven
telns
.......
3.50
Cookllng
apples
tl.93
Cantetoupes,
each
.
15c
Peaches,
case
11.45
Italian,
prunes,
crate
S5e
Cocoanuts.
each
30c
and
35e
Honey
Dew
melons,
each
45c
Caaaba
melons,
lb
...
..
10c
Pears,
Bartlett,
case
.......
13.23
DRIEIl
IKLITS
Dates,
bulk,
3
lbs.
.
35C
Dates,
Dromedary
.
35C
Retains,
bulk,
lb
.
30c
Raisin,
package,
lb.
.
35c
Cluster
raisins,
lb.
350
Lemon
and
orange
peel
30o
Citron,
peel
60c
Black
cooking
figs
........
30c
and
35c
White,
lips
lb.
15c
Table
figs.
Ib
25c
Currants
...
32
Via
Prunes
.
15C-35C
Apples
.
...
35c
Peaches,
peeled
35c
Apricots,
lb.
40o
NUTS
Almonds,
shelled
Valencia
75c
Brazils
and
filberts
35c
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
30c
Walnut,
shelled
halve
65e
Almond
35e
tanuts,-
20c
Manchurlan
walnut
.......
i
35c
California
.
walnut
45
No,
1
rolxad
outs
T.n....,,
.
35e
Whjtei-
per
fiooV
.
'.
.',
i
.,.
......
17.16
Yeiiow,
per
100
8.60
IXOUK
Flour,
49'a.'l.
1
hard
wheat
.....
12.71
Pastry
flour,
10"a
,
65e
Paatry
flour,
49a
13.90
mi!
Halibut.-.
Ib.i.i
.
.
2
fie
6atmSn.vedJsprlnK,
lb.
)
.
36c
Salmon
,'whlU
'sDrlnir
......
......
12V'.e
feniokfid
ikippera,
lb.
15c
auppetea
aaimgav-iD
e
Many
of
the
'
Retards
of
Caruso
McCormack
7
wcrrenratrt
'
Johnson
Krebler
Jeritza
Chaliapin
Martinelli
Paderewski
Melba
Gluck
Bori
-Cortot
arid
dozens
of
others.
Tatting
Micbtee
or
Smoked
black
cod.
lb.
33VjC
FUinan
haddlea,
lb,
20c
Salt
mackerel,
lb
ate
Eastern
salt
herrings
3
tor
........
31c
Salt
codfish
fillet,
lb.
36c
Boneless
salt
cod
bricks,
lb.
3c
MEATS
'
:
;
;
Fowl.
No.
1
lb.
85c
to"
40c
Roasting
chicken,
lb.
,.,).,..
45c
to
50c
Ham.
sliced,
first
grada'
'
6ec
Ham.
whole,
first
grade
i.t
50c
Ham.
picnic,
lb.
,.vf.;,..
........
3(c
Cottage
roUa.
lb.
,..,i;.v.,,i
40c
Bacon,
back,
tllccd
Sic
Bacon,
aide
50c
to
66c
Pork,
dry
salt
35c
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb.
4Sc
Veal,
shoulder
..................
25c
Veal,
loin
40c
Veal,
leg
40c
Pork,
shoulder
..V....I......
30c
Pork,
loin
45c
Pork,
leg
43c
Beef,
pot
roast
lac
to
16c
Beef,
boiling
10a
to
13c
Beef,
steak
35c
to
4Qe
Beet
.roast,
prime
rib
30c
Lamb,
chops
,
59c
Lamb,
shoulder
35c
Mutton,
leg
,.
40c
Lamb,
leg
48c
Mutton,
-
chop
...
40c
Mutton
ahouider
30c
ITEII.
100
Ib.
Wheat,
No,
63.10
OaU
6360
Bran.
,....(....,...........
6360
Short
it..,vi....
1310
Middling
...i......'.r.t1.'."..'.....
63)
Barley
;
6346
Poultry'
mash
...M.,.M,....
63
60
Special
eggmaah
63.60
Oyster
shell
43J0
Scratch
food
......
6460
Beet
acrap
,7!...,,..
6.A
Ground
oil
cake
................
64.J6
Baby
chlck.cl
,t,
.......
.
6416
Fin
oat
chop
..................
63.70
Crushed
oat
.,
....,...,,.,.
63.10
Fine
bailey
ehop
.rve.o.i.....
6346
whui
corn
aaao
Crscked
eorn
....
.........
et.10
tmk
cornjaeal
MM