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and
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head
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or
reading
or
work
strains
your
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or
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you
are
the
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hit
doubtful
about
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efficiency
of
your
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then
consult
us!
Glasses
arc
intended
to
make
up
for
tho
deficiency
in
your
eyesight.
.
Our
large
patronage
shows
that
we
know
how
to
produce
such
glasses.
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your
eves
examined!
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E.
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OlUltlATt
nrrOMETKIST
37
Yearn
Practice
319
Third
.Itrnue.
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O.W.V.A.
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
..............
.$6.60
Per
half
load
3.B0
Per
sack
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delivered.
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139
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680
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
FRED
G.
FREER
JOINS
RAILWAY
MAMTOILt
LAW
SETTLES!
EXT
Ol'-IICEU
UIYEN
IMPORTANT
TOST
WITH
CA.lt.
WINNIPEO.
Oct.
27.
Fd'a.
Freer,
who
since
1031
has
beta
district
supir.
Intendent
of
the
land
setUement
branch
In
the
province
of
Manitoba
for
the
Federal
Government,
has
been
appointed
superintendent
of
the
Canadian
Na-
tlonl
Land
Settlement
Association.
The
announcement
of
this
appointment,
which
becomes
effective
November
1.
was
made
yesterday
by
the
Colonization
Department
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
here.
Mr.
Freer
will
have
his
headquarters
In
Winnipeg
and
he
will
have
Jurisdiction
over
the
whole
of
western
Canada
as
well
as
the
branch
offices
which
have
beet,
established
In
Saskatoon
and
Edmonton.
The
appointment
of
Mr.
Freer
to
this
position
follows
two
years
of
organization
and
development
work
by
the
Can
adian
National
Land
Settlement
Associa
tion
during
which
time
the
activities
of
the
organization
have
Increased
to
such
an
extent
that
It
U
felt
It
scope
Is
sufficient
to
warrant
direct
supervision
particularly
in
view
of
the
fact
that
all
Indications
point
to
Increased
land
set-
U
uement
during
the
Immediate
future.
The
organization
takes
chance
of
the
settlement
on
land
of
settlers
who
are
in
a
position
to
work
the
land
and
also
the
supervision
of
these
settlers
until
tney
nave
attained
economic
Independence.
It
wlli
also
be
part
of
Mf
Frcers
duties
to
assist
In
promoting
co
operation
between
all
the
colonization
I
organizations
operating
along
the
lines
i
oi
we
Canadian
National
Railways
In
Western
Canada.
By
birth,
as
well
as
by
training,
Mr.
Freer
Is
eminently
suited
to
his
new
duties.
He
was
born
and
raised
cn
a
rami
In
the
Brandon
district.
His
esrly
education
was
received
at
Brandon
College
and
later
at
the
TJnlTerslty
of
Saskatchewan
from
which
he
was
a
gold
ihe
ti,
.liim.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
or
till'
81
tl
da
of
OrK.lirr
IQf.
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h
111
Hf:nur
Jnf1
v
un
v'.2nv
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Id
the
Matter
of
Uie
IdmtnHtralton
Act
and
In
Mallir
(,r
tlw
Estate
or
Andrew
Mr
SJiurtt.
otherwise
known
a."
Andrew
Jhnlon.
I
Oder
and
liv
tlrtiM.
nt
...
it
Uiiff
f
tlw
SunrniM-
Omri
kr.
turn
to
Mrnnen
II.
llktn
nrriw.i
diBiniitralor
for
that
tmrikm
.r
ik.
I.t
imtv
ttt
'riBr
ft
in
m
.
.
order
in
i-uunnl
Ao.
W0S-XS,
tu
sue;-
a
!
the
death
or
Andrew
Mr.taurtil.
other.
wi
known
as
Andrew
Johnston,
formerh
of
ibr
Town
or
Sraltber.
In
tbr
Proitaxv
vr
Brltfeh
Columbia.
a
or
the
th
dav
of
Jul.
tttt.
one
month
arier
the
ftrtl
pub-
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j.r.ii
n
uirniHwa
u
the
UUtriri
Hrri
MINERAL
ACT.
Ctrtlflcsts
of
Improiemtnts
AYVeentt.ltA
vn
,
j
w
fractional
and
Swerptake
y0.
Frae
tional
Mineral
Claim,
situate
In
the
Atlm
itiiiiitui
oi
(
jiar
uiitrirt.
Where
loeitet1-...r..t
-
i.t.
A.
i.
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near
Sheer.
T
c'rert.
"
5,Ir'd.,'r..,nI
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or
640
West
Pender
St..
anmurrr.
Brttlsh
Columbia,
srl-n
a
airent
for
Sweeptukes
Mlnlnr
Cor-
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HTIIF.R"
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NOTICE
that
se
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tovZiT'
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ir,c.,e.,
O'
tTED
1,1
,,,
or
September.
A.n
LAND
ACT.
Notice
or
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lsae
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reeordlnr
Dl
rSarioi!?
U'
"
,atfw,r
",rbor
rjun
TAkE
OTICE
that
Sftinervllle
Cannen
r.,mpany
i.td..
Vanronver.
B.C..
oreupatliHi
Hh
I'arker.
lnln.U
m
.i..
or
the
follow
im
deerihei1
i.nl.
.utnesM
r.nier
or
the
Toir..
Mineral
Claim,
foiitmin,
tb,
,.,,.
nd,
,','
n..r
herlv
direction
l
chain"
then.
twirlheaner
II
chain
t..
hlrh
watf
mark:
theme
miheaterlv
al
nir
the
hlrh
ert
i.
.,ain.
im.re
nt
lea.
to
the
fx.ini
or
'm-imencement,
end
conlainln
It
rp..
m,i..
n
la..
Dated
Septembrr
ih.
lo.
r
u.
sillier:
BENT
LADIES'
READY-TO-
WEAR
Just
received
a
splendid
line
of
English
Made
Cravenette
Raincoats
in
five
different
shades,
fill)
lined,
in
sizes
from
30
to
10.
J.
BENT
Third
Ave.
Phone
651.
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
fPurifles
and
Protects
Lever
Brothers
Tfnffr
Toronto
Lb-583
medallist
graduate
with
the
degree
of
Bachelor
cf
Science
In
1915.
He
immediately
went
on
the
staff
of
the
University
as
Instructor
of
science
and
agriculture
and.
during
that
period,
he
was
engaged
In
survey
work
in
Sas
katchewan.
In
the
autumn
of
1010
he
enlisted
with
the
University
Battalion
and
proceeded
to
England
where
he
was
drafted
to
the
First
Canadian
Mounted
tunes
with
which
he
served
as
an
officer
in
France.
.
On
returnlnto
Canada
In
1010,
he
Joined
the
staff
of
the
Land
Settlement
Branch
at
Reglna
and.
In
the
fall
of
the
same
year,
he
was
transferred
to
Edmonton
as
assistant
superintendent.
In
the
following
year
he
b-came
superintendent
oi
me
Eumonton
branch
and
the
foll.-.w-
ing
year
he
was
transferred
to
W
In
ni
pet-
as
Manitoba
superintendent.
WATER
NOTICE.
Dlierson
and
Ua
TAKE
NOTICE
that
somen
111
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Cfarnraanv
I
lit
tshiuLu
.4
a.
t
...
Avffwse
Wharf.
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B.u.
will
ppl
for
firftM
lit
taksk
tilrf
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atia
..lU.
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p
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ptr
minute
or
water
out
or
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o'
,
ix-rthesM
and
drain
uii..
iedwaj
llarb..r
Prlnre
huperft
froUnee
of
BrllM,
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llooi
sen
yard,i
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unriiru
inn
we
tireani
m
.
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pulBI
about
C0
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dav
or
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ir.
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II.
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wni
nrni
t7.
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ik-
said
death
ot
the
saM
Andrew
sir.
aurtit
f.th.ran.
v
n
.
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lohnnoo.
WILLIAMS
.
GONZALES.
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.
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uii..
,..IJ.
.in
Mil,
be
ued
for
lndutrlal
purpow
upon
Hie
land
dettrribed
a
lt.i
arre
nurtheatt
or
Tui
NlniDjt
i:lalm.
Thi
notire
wa
ileo
'n
the
rrovitd
on
the
vih
dav
or
Septrnr
lrr.
!.
a
ropy
or
thlt
notice
and
an
atrltallun
tbruant
ttiereto
and
to
the
Water
Act"
will
be
riled
In
the
nice
of
the
Water
Herorder
at
Prinre
Ruixrl,
B.C.
ObJetlUmi
to
the
apohratlon
may
lie
riled
wlih
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
ullh
the
Cwnniroller
or
Water
Mrhli.
Part
lament
Bttlldlnrt.
V.ctorli.
B.C..
within
thirty
day
srter
the
nm
appearance
Ar
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fit.
tiAtfM
In
.
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lie
title
of
the
flrtt
mihhfaiwu,
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ihi,
lllce
l
iiet-ioer
5.
IStC.
SOMEHVILLE
C..1XEIY
CO.,
LTD..
.
Applicant.
Hr
TrM
renruay
Mai
hem.
Arent.
MINERAL
ACT
Ctrtlflcatt
or
Improf
mania.
P"raiion
free
Miner's
Xertifleaie
Sn
'
.
.
tat
3D.
Intend,
slitv
dav
rrom
the
datT
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situate
tn
hereof.
.,
tpr,y
,
,he-
2
i,,eorder
.
tb
A,,m
Mlnln'
D'lKn
or
tbe
Caviar
for
irtineate
of
ImprV.iemenla
ror
thi
:,r'rl..on.,"n
,u"r-
'Hnin
and
to
purpow
nf
or
ontalnlnr
Crown
Grant
or
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D.
Free
Mlnefi
Certirtcit
n
aaaai
tni.
amy
dav
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
tbe
M'mnr
Recorder
tor
a
Certiricste
r
liiiprivfrirni.
for
the
purpose
or
ob-talninr
s
rrown
Orsnt
or
the
shove
flslm.
And
runner
take
notice
that
action,
under
icctlnn
ss.
mutt
be
rnrninanced
before
the
lame
or
such
:rrtiricat
or
Improvements.
riATEIi
this
lit
day
of
September,
A.D.
'
II
Ir.
FRASfn.
Arent.
Halloween
Week
"rruMi
Hrrutftl
ArPLfcol
SOMEIlVIL.E
CANxrnv
rr,D.Nv
i.to..
Applicant
'!
Mcintosh
Reds,
jumble
park
S1.7E
Mcintosh
Reds,
No,
I
fanev
$2.25
PINEAPPLE
SPECIAL
Singapore
Sliced,
7
tins
for
95c
Hawaiian
Sliced
Lihhy
;t
tins
for
....
95c
Niilioi).
3
tins
for
95c
Malkin's
Hesl.
.'I
lins
for
95o
leJnioiile,
3
tins
for
.
.
.
.
95o
Llbby's
Crushed,
A
tins
for
95c
Delmonte,
gallons,
crushed,
I
tin
for
'95o
You
ran
have
your
choice
of
any
of
-the
above
2
lb.
tins
of
pineapple,
sliced
or
crushed,
for
,2,"c,
.along
with
one
box
oTFjiyryAMc-InltHi
Hed
Apples.
'
for
'
He
sure
to
order
them
lo-gelher
(o
get
the
bargain.
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
45
and
574.
TEE
DAILY
NEWS
"
WBDNE8DAT
OCToatR
r
j
Despatch).
J.
P.
Hope.
Drputy-Speaker
t
of
the
House
of
Commons
and
Chair
man
of
Commtttees
since
1031.
has
In
timated
that
he
will
not
seek
re-election
for
the
Central
Division
of
Shef
field
after
the
present
parliament.
Mr.
I
Hope
is
a
cousin
of
the
youthful
Duke
,of
Norfolk,
the
premier
peer
of
Great
Britain,
and,
like
all
the
members
of
the
ancient
Howard
family,
a
devout
Catholic
He,
has
represented
the
Central
Division
of
Sheffield
since
1903.
and
for
eight
years
previously
was
member
for
the
Brlghtslde
Division
of
jthe
same
city.
His
work
as
Deputy-
Chairman
of
the
Commons
has
earned
i
him
the
respect
of
all
branches
of
the
;
House,
for
he
has
dUDlaved
an
urbane
fitment
of
the
even
more
arduous
duties
of
Chairman
of
Committees.
Mr.
Hope's
retirement
may
place
the
'
Ministerial
Party
tn
a
position
of
some
j
difficulty
If,
as
Is
expected
tn
some
quar
ters
the
Speaker,
the
Bt.
Hon.
J.
it.
Whitley,
seeks
retirement
In
the
early
future.
When
a
vacaney
in
the
Speak
erahlp
has
arisen
It
has
long
been
the
I
custom
to
consider
first
the
claims
of
t
the
Deputy
Speaker
for'thls
high
office.
However,
as
Ur.,Hope
Is
himself
seek
ing
release
fronUPartiament
at
m
defin
ite
date.
It
is
diubtful
If
the
Conwr
j
vstlves
would
consider
iUm
an
entirely
,
eligible
candidate,
although
his
qualltl
j
cations
without
doubt
would
be
deemed
Irreproachable.
A
Speaker,
once
elected.
Is
almost
invariably
re-elected
as
Parliament
succeeds
Parllamenw
until
he
chooses
himself
to
retire,
and
to
take
'the
well-deserved
reward
of
a
pension
and
a
seat
In
the
House
of
Lords.
The
Speaker
enjoys
a
salary
of
IJ.000
and
a
stately
residence
within
the
precincts
of
the
Palace
of
Westminster
to
give
the
Houses
of
Parliament
their
really
proper
title.
He
1
the
first
Commoner
tn
the
land.
One
dlzmty
of
his
office
Is
the
possession
of
an
enormous
coach.
In
appearance
something
like
the
famous
coach
of
the
Lord
Uayr
of
London,
but
much
heavier
and
more
unwieldy.
It
Is
very
seldom
seen,
though.
The
last
occasion
was
at
King
Oejrge'a
Corouatlon,
when
the
Speaker
rode
In
It
to
Westminster
Abbey
distance
of
about
400
yards.
It
took
aU
brewer's
day
horses
to
draw
this
Impressive
equipage.
THORNTON
IS
INJMIPEG
Hill
I'.tltTV
is
CIMIIMi
WEST
WITH
PIIESIIIEXT
OF
CANADIAN'
NATIONAL
RtllAVAVS
WINNIPEO.
Oct.
27.
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
party,
making
an
annual
tour
of
Western
lines,
are
here
today.
On
Thursday,
they
will
leave
for
prairie
points
enroute
to
the
coaat.
arriving
at
Vancouver
on
the
night
of
Nevember
3.
The
party
will
spend
the
following
Sunday
tn
Vie
tor
la.
and
from
there
will
proceed
t
Prince
Rupert,
arriving
there
on
the
morning
of
November
10.
The
party
Includes
8.
J.
Hungerford.
vice-president
tn
charge
of
operation;
A.
E
Warren,
general
manager
of
the
Central
Region;
W
A.
Klngslsnd.
general
manager
of
the
Western
Region,
the
headt
of
various
departments
and
Ladv
Thornton.
CANNOT
TRACE
KETCHIKAN
BOY
KAY.MOMI
MOICAN
Ills
HM'KA
Htll
I.N
lK.TTLK
OX
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tloo
CIIKCK
SEATTLE,
Oct
37.-
Police
yesterday
admitted
their
failure
to
find
Raymond
Moran.
aged
17.
of
Ketchikan,
who
disappeared
tn
Seattle
on
September
0
while
bound
for
Lacey
College.
The
investigators
state
that
the
boy
registered
at
a
Seattle
hotel
on
September
S
but
did
not
claim
his
baggage
from
the
steamship
company.
He
carried
a
four
hundred
dollar
check
payable
to
the
head
of
the
college.
Advertise
tn
The
Dally
News
WATER
NOTICE.
Dliaraon
and
Ua
T.UE
Villi:;
that
Simiervllle
Cannerj
Cdinpanv.
Ltd..
Iwh
addreaa
i
Uore
Avenue
Wharf.
Vancouver,
HX..
will
apply
ror
s
licence
uie
ami
nee
(0
aalkMit
per
minute
it
water
out
or
Mnall
atreatn.
alM
knuwn
a
Hotel
stream,
which
rkiwa
iHirtlieail
and
drains
tnui
Jedway
llaMeir
abtiul
to
reet
iKirthweit
or
nonthea'l
corner
of
Tomi
Mlnlnr
Ulalni.
The
water
lll
Im
diverted
from
the
ilream
at
a
iHiint
about
sou
reel
ixMithweH
or
soolli
eal
corner
or
Tmri.
Mlnmr
claim,
ami
will
lie
umh
for
liidimrlal
urpiM
uiwn
tlie
land
detrrltied
a.
l.
acre
tmrtheatt
or
Toirn
Mlnlnr
'Malm
Tbla
notice
wi
ittei
ah
trie
rrouihl
on
the
till
day
of
September,
lt.
A
c'Hiy
or
this
notice
and
sn
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
tin)
Waler
Act
win
iw
riled
m
the
orrice
of
the
Water
llecurder
al
I'rlnre
Hupert,
H
e
iibjertliins
io
ibe
application
may
ba
riliil
wlin
tin-
and
Water
llecorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
or
Waler
lurhl-.
I'arlumeiil
Butldinr.
Victoria.
B.C.,
wilh-In
thirty
day
afier
the
riral
arpeariuie
or
Ibla
notice
in
a
lural
newapaiier.
The
dale
or
the
riral
publication
or
this
nonce
la
October
&.
i.
someiivilli:
cAimrtv
co
.
ltd..
Applicant.
by
irca
Deifirlaay
ilUira,
Atal,
UPSTAIRS
STORE,
SIXTH
ST.
Tlie
iirlees
qiroled
liclow
an
slriclly
non-senife
no
phone
orders
or
C.0.1).
We
will
nrake
no
exiu'i'lions
to
(lie
rule.
Malkln'6
Best
Jolly
Powders,
(ill
flavors,
per
dozen
.
.
75c
Pacific
or
St.
Charles
Milk,
1)
tins
for
$1.00
Limit
18
tuts
(o
eai'h
customer.
Capitol
Brand
Creamery
Butter,
prints,
;t
His
$1.10
Alberta
Cooking
Eggs,
a
doz.
for
$1.10
pnuiurn
ifrnrTACti
rs
cupylng
the
chair,
allied
to
which
hasl
Tomatoes.
2T.
l'tT
till
....
11
C
been
a
thorough
knowledge
of
procr
dure.
The
same
may
be
said
of
his
ful
Tomatoes,
Jt',
per
tin
14Vc
Lorn,
H
s,
per
tin
14!
t
c
llcfiigee
Heuns
2'n
per
tin
17!jc
1'iiniiikin.
'S.
per
tin
....
13c1
Pumpkin,
per
tin
17'jc
l'eus,
sice
.No.
ii,
per
tin
14"ac
Saner
Km
ut,
Sk,
per
tin
17'io
Spnmrli.
LVsV,
per
tin
.
.
22'ic
.Mushrooms,
per
tin
39c
California
AsKmi(j:ii,
Tip,
per
tin
20c
Liuiiy'fs
Tiny
hile
Tip-,
per
tin
32c
Del
Monte
Pirnic
AsiHtraKiis
Tips,
per
tin
20c
CANNED
FRUITS
IM
Monte
(Jraled
Pineapple.
2".
per
tin
23c
!)el
.Moutc
(inilud
1'iueupplc,
IV,
per
tin
.
.
.;
15c
Nabob
Slirtnl
I'iuetiiiDle.
I's.
per
tin
17
Vac
Cirrle
Slied
I'ineopple,
li's,
per
tin
l4Vic
Malkin'i-
SlktfU
ltfucht.
l'v
per
tin
22!
jc
Yellow
Hammer
I
tea
die.
:iV.
Iter
tin
29c
Malkiiff
Apricots.
IV
ier
tin
22V,c
Yellow
Hammer
Apricot-.
per
tin
32c
Ploritlu
(Inipefriitt,
jwr
tin
32c
(Ireeuguge
Plum,
l4's,
per
jlui
27
"ac
IimlKirtl
Plutiis.
2Vs's.
per
tin
22Vc
Nabob
Strawberries,
2'.
pr
tin
32
"a
c
Quaker
Hntpbernes,
'2',
per
tin
32VaC
Cralwipples.
2
4
per
tin
17'ac
TEAS
AND
COFFEES
Malkin'i.
Ilest
Ten.
er
lb,
69c
Nabob
Ten,
per
II
69c
Mine
Hihhnn
Tea,
per
lb.
69c
llidgcwy'
Old
Country
Tea
per
lb,
.
i
.
82c
Uitlgewny's
fluid
Libel
Ten,
pei
lb
98c
.Malkin'i
Host
Oiffee,
per
lb
62c
Nabob
Coffee,
per
lb
62c
Hill's
Ited
Can
Coffee,
per
lb.
72
Vac
The
above
priries
are
regulni
prico.
Cn-h
and
Carry
only,
in
our
upstairs
store
on
Hith
Street.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211
and
212
CANNED
HEAT
IS
NEWEST
LIQUOR
TUKO,
NA.
Oct
37
-A
new
method
of
meeting
the
ahortage
of
easily
at
talnable
liquor
was
disclosed
when
Fred
Hamilton
of
Harmony
Road,
was
convicted
ot
drunkenness,
tie
pleaded
guilty
of
drinking
"canned
heat."
In
Victoria
Park,
near
what
Is
called
Brandy
Spring."
officers
found
half
a
barrel
of
empty
canned
heat
containers,
where
the
thirsty,
ones
had
dls-
aoirea
the
ruei
tn
the
waters
of
the
spring
and
achieved
unique
Jaga.
DEAD
DRUNK
WAS
CLOTHIER'S
DUMMY
BRIDOEWATEn,
NB.
Oct.
27.
Thli
town
was
cheated
of
a
front
pagt
newi
story
the
other
night
when
"the
dead
body"
of
a
man
who
had
drunk
himself
to
death
in
an
abandoned
box
car
was
found
'to
be
a
clothler'a
dumm)
dresned
for
the
occasion
and
placed
In
a
litter
of
empty
bottles
by
unknown
practical
jokers.
Hundreds
of
pigeons,
flocking
In
friendly
Intercourse
with
loiterer
on
the
steps
of
the
New
York
fifth
Artnue
library,
make
tt
look
like
a
Venetian
plaza.
,
Hens
scratching
In
a
sandpit
on
tht
Wolf
links
at
Fleetwood,
England,
rs.
suited
In
the
discovery
of
400
Roman
coins.
When
You
Need
A
WATCH
:
Ask
Us!
lira
II
HI
I
I
1
I
MHIl
Ml
I
1
'
1
fll
III
W
J
fe
mf
a
M
m
m
I
I
having
my
daily
LIFEBUOY
balk
-
Keeps
my
skin
velvety"
I
I
I
'I
i
INTENDS
RETlREi
Cash
and
Carry
.
,
v.
lion:,
siemiiek
ton
MiEttitLi).'
WILL
XOT
Sfcl.K
IIE-ELLX'TIOX
LONDON,
Oct.
27.
(Canadian
PreM
Prices
Our
wntrhe
are
positively
guaranteed
i,
,
salts
lartiou.
We
have
a
large
range
in
new
i
WALTHAMS,
ELGIN,
HAMILTON
AND
HIGH
QnAnf
1
SWISS
For
Ladies
or
Gentlemen
In
white,
Kteeti
or
yiUlow
gold
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
9
p.m.
Milton
Sil!s
In
"Puppets
WITH
GERTRUDE
OLMSTED
AND
8TRONQ
CAST
COMEDY
"LIVE
COWARDS."
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
Admission
35c
and
10c
SEND
IT
TO
THE
LAUNDRY
-:-
-:-
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
liirluding
three
ditiin
l
crvi
e
lur
Family
W
80FT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-8ERVICE
and
WET
VVA3H
at
liiosl
rensoiiidile
prifev
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
118
and
we
will
do
the
ret
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
HOPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCEHIE3.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
8econd
Avenue
and
McBrlde
8L
REMNANTS
Third
Off
Regular
Prices
Special
Remnant
Sale
Wednesday
and
Thursday
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
9
-
.
Third
Ave.
and
Fulton