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have
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cnlrin,tn
of
the
Benat
committee
Ut's
ill
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nl
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mjiigs.
nipe
gold
filled
net
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In
$l.oo.
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For
Prlcet
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
562
GEORGE
RORIE
,
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Rr
-f
iver.
I-tii)(lator,
T-'itfe.'"(ac.
Phone
387
New
Addrete:
,
243
Second
Avenue
West
PRINCE
nUI'EftT
Fur
Coats
&
)
;
Jacquettes
,
An
ixquisite
Stock
of
Kut
Tr
mmmpii
at
Ion
prices
,
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Nut
a.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
cur
Table
Cream
at
15c
for
l!f
Pint
Qualify
and
Service
Special
Ice
Delivery
Service
Ii
Valentin
Dairy
'
Phone
657
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Day
Phones
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Oreen
233,
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735.
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Phones
C87,
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Oreen
233,
Blaok
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MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
(j.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
678
DENTIST
.
LINDSAYS
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
Ct.
crts!e,
Warehouelng,
and
Distributing;.
Team
or
Motor
Bervlce.
o
Hand
and
Qravel
We
Specialise
In
Plan
and
Furniture
Eevlng.
FARM
RELIEF
AS
AN
ISSUE
iikmii:t
nmi.iiMji:
may
not
get
ItJ
I'l
Itl.K'AX
NOMINATION
NEXT
VKAIt
II'
No
Wrinv
tiiiv
-
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Oct.
27.-U
Sen
aur
McNary
0f
Oregon,
who
will
be
th
..
campaign
in
all
lUHlhood.
Senator
licNary
bu
not
aatd
thU
In
o
many
word
but
ba
indicated
hi
belief
that
while
the
McNary-Hsugen
farm
re.
lief
bill
will
be
pressed
again
at
the
coming
session
of
Congress,
it
will
not
be
passed
and
farm
relief
legflslatloa
wlU
rt
be
enacted
at
the
approaching
aes-alon.
ThU
la
equivalent
to
predicting
that
the
fsrth
reHef
issue
will
be
thrown
over
to
the
seventieth
Congress,
which
will
be
elected
In
November.
The
new
Con-giess,
however,
wm
not
meet
In
regular
session
until
December.
1927.
Tb
erf
coming
session
of
Oongresa
will
be
the.
final
aeulon
of
the
old
Caagreas
or
what
la
aomeumea
called
the
'larrj
duck"
aes-lon.
It
u.
of
course.
poadbSe
.hat
an
extra
aeMlon
of
Congrem
will
be
called
next
spring
Prealdent
Coolidge
dpet
not
want
one
but
for
one
reaaon
or
another
mar
be
obliged
to
call
one.
For
instance,
if
the
coming
abort
session
should
fall
to
paaa
all
the
appropriation
IbUU.
the
Prealdent
could
not
escape
calling
an
extra
aeatkm
next
aprlng.
jWim
aueb
an
extra
seealcn.
the
farm
'relief
laaue
might
be
cleared
awajr
and
'.dispose
of
before
the
1928
campaign.
'Without
an
extra
session.
It
la
difficult
THB
DAILY
HBWS
PAGE
FIVE
to
see
how
It
wlU
be
powlble
to
escape
I
the
different
province
of
Canada
to
;
purchase
wool,
instead
bf
continuing
drsgglng
the
farm
reHef
eentroversy
Into
.
inspect
all
registered
ranches,
to
care-
,
the
practice
of
buying
through
London.
l28.
j
fully
examine.
Identify
and
tatoo
every
u
done
t
the
present
time.
ThU
While
most
politicians
uu
:
IVesldent
fox
on
each
ranch
and
to
make
a
re-
!uld.
hr
thinks,
greatly
Improve
the
Cooltdge
wlU
be
renominated,
there
Is
no
,'
turn
to
the
Canadian
National
Live
.
u,t5e
balance
between
the
two
coun-dlsDUtina-
the
fart
that
if
there
is
no
I
fttnrk
Remnii
t
nttims
of
all
foie
'
trJ
n
establish
better
commercial
farm
relief
regulation
before
1928
and
agricultural
condition
are
not
greatly
unproved,
the
movement
to
nominate
Prank
O.
Lowden
or
some
man
favored
by
the
firmer
wUl
be
strong.
Whether
the
est
em
farmers
wUl
turn
against
the
Republican
in
a
presidential
eleo
'
Hon
u
something
open
to
dUpute.
Some
light
may
be
thrown
on
this
in
the
co
imitation
prior
to
starting
on
their
ccmlng
November
balloting.
The
sttl-1
rrwprctlrt
routes.
tude
of
pan
of
the
Republican
chlefai
taldweU
ranch
waa
thla
year
it
thai
the
farmers
in
state,
such
a
j
ejected
for
a
field
day
of
practical
luwa.
LUlnol
and
most
of
the
agrlcul-
WOTt
among
the
aUvered
beauties,
tural
region
will
line
up
for
th
Re-j
07
thm,
inspectors
ere
present,
publican
ticket
regardlea
of
what
ta'jj
,iprn
Judge
cccnlr.g
from
done
about
farm
relief
j
Prince
Edward
Island
and
some
aa
far
INSTRUCTION
SCHOOL
j
TAD
rnUCDllMCMT
MCM
rurv
uVT
LIXlllllLil
1
WLU
WHO
INSPECT
FOXES
CAJOXTON
PLACE.
Out.
Oct
37
i
By
Canadian
Press
'
A
school
of
in-1
airucuon
for
tb
benefit
of
th
various
Ootemrnent
Inspectors
of
Silver
Foxes
wv
held
recently
at
Carteton
Plar..
wartR
Nonce.
Olfsrslen
an4
Uss.
TAlr
MHi
Ihsl
HiiMri
(ieortt.
J"hB
i
rfV
h(M-
address
Inventets
aiinerjr.
will
tit)
I't
a
iKvme
to
lake
and
us
tn.OiiO
fslfcxis
frt
dajr
f
iter
tut
of
reek
el
r
hrr
al
:wna
llti,
aIMi
ai
.wii
at
inn
nam
.
wMeti
rinw
-nuth
!
u-i
and
drain,
iiilo
Tmhii
B)
almul
i(M
'.I
-uulh
sttmr
I
he
Ix-srli
rrmii
lb
uMilh-
1
.I
i
-irner
ll
kltt
1
.11.
The
,
naiei
vt
1
1I
be
dhi'rtrd
from
the
.lieim
it
i"
nil
alwui
SOU
feel
frum
Its
nwulh
sitd
HI
l
asl
fr
duniestle
ami
ranneey
i
ui.
ur)
tiir
uwi
orniei
at
ijh
A".
kltiMw
IX
Tku
ovure
imsled
mi
11m
rn.uiHl
n
i
he
I
Its
day
r
Sett
tttnlHT,
iktc.
riy
f
this
notlr
nd
an
acHleailon
pursvant
I
hereto
ind
la
illte
Vler
trl
will
l
nied
In
Ihe.
of-.fire
nl
Hie
Wtler
BTiirder
t
frlnee
Mlifrl
ntllrrtlm
l
III
slfllrtthm
InlV
filed
lib
tlx-
kl
Water
nerirtier
or
mnh
tlx-
cunpirollrr
of
Water
lurht.
1'itluinenl
huiMin.
Victoria.
b.C...
within
UttiH
dsjs
after
lli
Orsi
aparsnre
f
ihi
Imliee
In
a
l"esl
newpser.
Tl
.iiaie
ir
Hi
riri
puhiiratiun
i.r
thu
noiire
i.
a-nlenJr
1U.
11.
ItOBEUT
OitKIE
MHXSTOJI.
AppWranl.
NOTICg
Of
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
FOR
LKMK
In
Hie
Land
lerrdlii
nistrirt
of
AIHn,Mru
one
0f
the
partners
In
the
gold
.
banality.
Incapable
of
being
comp
M:iiin
)imI"II
'
alsr
IHirlrt.
i
.
.
..
.
.
I
.
1
!T
t.
.
.
jijf
Mi
TH
K
thai
the
rorineer
Oold
mining
operation,
was
formerly
a
gameimented,
descrtbable
!n
figures
on
M
m.
..
1.1(1
.
m
.
w
reiiii
i
nninfriB-
niint
"pri'snnr
within
Hie
l'rilnre
if
Brl-
.
.1.
i
..intiitiiM
,..
,
u.!i..n.
a
minint
mm-
i
run
'
j';"
'
"'
iVVniiti'iM-iiiir
si
P""!
pUnied
about
00
reel
diMsnj
i
in
sn
M.terlv
ireelion
rr..m
;
the
Uee
tound
tn
the
Uke
M
to
quite
!ark
Mineral
f
la
I
in.
silutted
al
Uh
'nmulhlas
large
a
any
he
ever
aaw
in
California.
r
wsnn
liner,
on
iaau
Arm
ni
uh-m
I
le
I'-
nr.-
in
Northerly
rtlrrrllon
Hi
fiei.'
llHn.e
lterl
100
feel,
Ihetiej
xullM'rh
15"
reel
more
or
ies
m
mm
wiler
mark.
lhnr
westerly
inn
r.i
im.re
or
!'
In
pom'
m
enmmenremenl
1
tn?'n.hi'."lMhrSV"?"u71.1'"i
1
(Slrned)
II.
M.
V.
nus'rn.
.
.
"T
mineral
aot
Wann
VraVi
i"mal
No.
,
Anyox
and
In.
nlta
Mineral
I'.Uim.
fKuate
In
in
Allln
Minint
Division
ir
Hi
Caoslar
District,
i
S
..tie
m'le
up
llream
rrom
IN
houlh
uf
Wann
niver.
,
TAkP
NOTICE
thai
Th
Enrlneer
Oold
Vine
i
i-M
..
In.-..
Kree
Miner
Cerlirirsie
sbttoi
.
iniena.
iiy
sj
in-
-
ilate
hereof
,tn
apply
lo
Hie
Minint
He-mrdrr
for
Cernrieal
of
Improvementa,
r
.r
lb
purr-"
of
obulnlnK
i
Crown
Orant
of
above
rlalin.
"nd
rurtlier
lake
n.illr
that
anion,
tin-rter
section
,
"UM
iw
eoinmenred
herore
"lie
iMie
of
suih
Certificate
of
Improve
""iHTI-D
IhU
lt
day
of
September,
KX.
',"
11.
McN,
rnASEit.
Agent
MINERAL
AOT
Ctrtlflcat
of
Impeovsmsnta.
iti-nuni
No
4.
U1'
.
Mineral
Claim,
...
?n
lh
Allln
M.l.lnt
nivlslnn
of
th
raiViir
nisirlrt.
on
tha
Arm
or
na
iiin
Ann,
abonl
three
qiiarler
of
a
mil
r,!
.ir.ni
rrom
Ihe
nK.uth
or
Wann
nivr.
T4kT
NOTIi'E
that
I,
f'harles
K.
Ollinore,
Miner's
rerlinrat
No
mil.
Intend.
rr
,h
H.t.
h,reor.
in
irml
fn
ih
.
Min
na-
ncrorder
for
fceriiricaU
IS
lmnrov"nintl.
for
th
nurpoie
or
?slnlnt
'
"own
n
"r
"V
',,or
fUtm
1
"nr
iher
nolle
that
trttmi.
.
And
.A
'iion
as
mtirt
I
cmwiieneed
lie
r0nr
'ilS
luue
Sr
"urh
Cerlirieat.
of
la.
PUTtD
"liill
l1
day
or
Septcmher,
A.D
H.
MC-T.
FHASER,
Agent.
Victor
Northern
Electric
JsP
Kick.
U.S.
visitors
to
Canada
have
admitted
"bootlegging"
these
powerful
D-X-221
tubes
across
the
border.
Made
and
sold
in
Canada
only,
but
known
all
over
the
world.
Fit
any
standard
base.
$2.75
Ontario.
It
1
the
custom
of
the
Na-
tlonal
Live
Stock
Association
to
send
out
each
year
official
Inspectors
through
paased
by
them
for
registration
an
pedigreed
and
qualMed
animals.
A
high
standard
aa
to
quality
of
fur.
etc
.
la
set
for
this
inspection.
In
order
to
ensure
a
uniform
standard
of
lrurectkra
these
official
c&osen
frcm
the
different
provinces,
are
aembled
at
Otuwa
for
instruction
and
west
as
British
Columbia,
Among
the
prsrnt
officials
accompanying
the
party
were
Umrt.
1L
;L.
Ark
ell.
Dominion
Live
Stock
Com-
mlssiontr;
P.
O
T.
Hltcbman.
Reglst-;
present
lyttem
wm.,
be
urged
on
the
rar
Canadian
Uve
Stock
Records:
Dr.
provincial
government
by
the
Automo-Church.
Chief
Inspector;
Wm.
McRae.
Wl
Club
of
British
Columbia,
of
tb
Uve
Stock
Department,
Otuwa:
j
Announcement
to
ihU
effect
was
made
Oeonr
A.
Callbeck.
of
Prince
Edward
T
A
w
Cruise,
director
and
chairman
W4Wt
representing
the
Canadian
Sll
-
ver
Pox
Breeding
Association:
ueorge
amies,
of
Am
prior,
director
of
th
Association.
R
Patterson,
president
of
the
ranch
at
Carleton
Place
and
other.
INTERIOR
ONCE
WAS
TROPICAL
sAV
ir..V
WHO
lUVti
litEX
KHIU.1MI
Man
itiKKiitviu.r.
in
r.itiiioo
QUESNEL.
B.C.
Oct.
27
-
(By
Canadian
Press)
The
central
region
of
British
Columbia
known
aa
the
Cariboo
country,
waa
once
a
Jungleland
of
dense
tropical
forest
containing
enormous
tree
comparable
in
size
with
the
giant
seen
o
Is
of
California.
That
la
the
theory
ot
men
who
have
been
drilling
In
the
bed
of
Devil's
Canyon
Lake,
near
Barkrnrllle.
for
gold.
A
gang
of
drillers
under
John
Rolln.
work
lrig
100
fret"
below
the
lake,
came
upon
j
the
remains
ot
a
huge
tree.
Nels
warden
warden
In
In
th
the
Yellowstone,
Yellowstone.
National
National
.
...
Park
Jiome
of
the
giant
California
red-
j
or
s"1.
std
to
be
the
largest
j
trees
In
the
world,
and
he
tates
that
j
I
Discovery
of
the
tree
Is
only
one
of
the
Interesting
finds
of
the
expedition.
Annth.r
4
.
tVi
mnilni
of
an
tnrlent
tunnel
believed
to
have
lAen
bored
I011
ot
yew"
go
when
the
goId
"
1
,
jcltement
first
truck-
th
Cariboo
coun-1
xry
-
"
"
D",rvra
lo
D0
lne
,ue
m
the
old
tunnel
in
which
a
miner
lost
his
life
some
sixty
year
ago
when
he
'found
himself
unable
to
escape
from
a
BU(idfa
burst
of
poisonous
ga
when
....
many
feet
underground,
The
operations
r
now
being
proceeded
.
with
are
based
on
the
same
general
prln-
cipl
as
that
used
by
the
miners
of
alxty
years
ago,
except
that
the
equipment
used
Is
not
so
primitive.
BABY
DIED
FROM
LEAD
POISONING
'
Gnawed
F.dte
of
Crlh
Whlrh
Hail
Been
Kecently
IMInted
IIIchhI
Tett
Wat
Made
MONTREAL.
Oct.
27.
(
By
Canadian
Press)
.Lead
poisoning,
contracted
when,
she
gnawed
the
edge
of
her
crib
while
teething,
caused
the
death
of
lEllrjibetfi
prance
Rathgeb,
aged
one
year
and
nine
months.
When
a
blood
test
was
taken
by
a
doctor
and
this
particular
form
of
poisoning
was
disclosed
th
father
ot
the
child
recalled
that
th
crib
had
bun
aewly
painted.
'IS
SAFE
FIELD
i
FOR
INVESTMENT
NO
COl.MKV
I5ETIKU
HAVH
1UKEO
TOH
OK
HANK
OF
NEW
ZOUMI
I
VANCOUVER,
IDct.
27.
Bjr
Canadian
Pre).
NO
country
in
the
world
'offer
auch
a
safe
field
for
Investment,
'
Canada.
In
the
opinion
of
Sir
Harold
:
Beacharnp,
director
of
the
Bank
of
Newl
7
m
1
o.
rv4
mrA
$rr
tifimmn
vMa
whtrnn
'
'of
that
institution,
who
reached
here
recently
on
hi
return
to
the
Antipodes
;
after
a
tour
through
Canada
and
Europe.
"Canadian
securities
have
been
regarded
with
disfavor
In
Oreat
Britain
ever
alnce
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
bondholder'
failure
to
realize
on
their
Investment,
but
the
hesitant
attitude
of
Old
Country
people
towards
putting
tbelr
money
In
Canadian
ventures
la
wearing
off."
aald
Blr
Harold.
I
expect
that
during
the
next
few
years
Canada
will
get
more
British
money
for
Industrial
purposes
than
ever
before.
The
United
States
la
providing
most
of
the
capital
for
Industries
at
present,
but
while'
I
believe
the
now
of
United
States
capital
to
Canada
14
likely
to
continue
Indefinitely
and
that
it
Is
a
good
thing
for
the
country.
It
la
regrettable
that
British
capital
has
been
so
scarce
recently.
Canadlana
ahould
look
forward
to
an
early
reversal
of
this
situation."
The
unnecessary
"lop-sidede
position"
of
the
the
trade
balance
between
Canada
and
New
Zealand
was
emphasized
by
Blr
Harold,
'who
during
his
stay
in
Eastern
Canada
looked
Into
the
possibility
t
Improving
this
condition.
Sev-
1
era
large
woollen
manufacturers
are
now
.considering
the
advisability
of
sending
i
representatives
direct
to
New
Zealand
to
'
81r
Hro,d
"P"
Cinad
wU1
80011
"nk
tnm1
,n
th
worW
M
Producer
m
fvia.
i
oe
mineral
weaim,
waier-!
power
resources
and
t
jnber
of
the
Can-adlan
Pacific
coast,
be
believes,
will
.
prove
an
important
factor
in
future
de-
'
eloPment
oi
trans-Pacific
trade.
1
SNEW
FORM
OF
AUTO
TAX
IS
PROPOSED
AtMK-Utlon
Mould
Hsie
lvy
Tallerled
on
IUI
or
Hel;ht
Instead
of
(reent
.MHhod
VICTORIA,
Oct.
27.
Adoption
of
a
flat
fee
for
motor
licence
according
to
weight
classification.
In
place
of
the
!
ot
P
committee,
which
has
been
The
(uggestion
la.
according
to
Ur.
Cruise,
that
the
licence
fee
would
be
14
based
on
the
weight
of
the
automobile,
j
There
would
be
three
clauea
light,
me-
dlurn.
and
heavy,
and
a
single
flat
rate
l
for
each
class.
i
Eeveral
Interviewers
have
been
held
!
with
the
Attorney-General
Manson
and
j
InegoUatlona
are
proceeding.
The
Gov
-
I
t
ernment
haa
so
far
wltheld
1U
opinion
J
of
the
proposal.
!
Many
states
have
adopted
t!Xi
policy;
found
It
very
aatlsfactory.
aaya
Mr.
Cruise.
It
eliminates
the
necessity
of
having
a
different
licence
for
each
make
'
of
vehicle.
j
,
NEW
YORK
IS
MASS
j
!
OF
BANALITY
SAYS
WRITER
OF
FRANCE
PARIS.
Oct.
27.-Jacques
Deval.
a
French
writer
who
has
luit
returnet
from
he
United
States,
describes
Ne
In
Le
'Journal
as
a
Tmass
oi
pll-
only.
and
a
city
of
abstinence
and
desola
tion.
"Outside
Central
Park,"
he
Informed
hi
atay-athome
countrymen,
"all
the
.tree
and
verdure
of
thla
city
of
of
six
million
aoul
could
be
put
in
a
flc
florist
rhop.
There
are
no
birds
on
the
root,
no
dog
In
the
streets,
no
cat
In
the
doorways,
no
flower
In
the
window,
no
smiles
on
th
faee
of
InriihtfsntA.
'London
I
not
morose
without
grjn
j,ur.
jjerlln
1
fasUdloua
but
de-
.bonalr.
New
York
Is
boresome
without
being
noble,
with
no
quiet
retreats,
a
....
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
city
f6r
which
no
one
could
possibly
;
become
homesick.
Women
pasa
by
who'
are
beautiful
accompanied
by
meu,
young
and
handsome,
but
the
Latin
anxiety
to
please
at
any
cost,
does
not
exist.
I
"New
York
Is
the
saddest
and
moat
I
exhausting
city
In
the
world.
There
no
way
to
live
happy
there.
Eschlu.
back
rilcfd
morning
open
my
newspaper.
u'ii.mn
,m
.
heavy
as
a
telephone
directory,
fearing
to
read
notice:
'in
broad
daylight
ft
man
smiled
In
the
street;
the
police
In
tervened."
"
REWARD
FOR
BRAVERY
IN
TITANIC
WRECK
Mother
Hemembers
In
Her
Will
New
York
I'trrman
Who
Rescued
Her
lUby
TORONTO.
Oct
Canadian
Press).
In
recognition
of
bravery
ex-hlbited
when
he
saved
the
life
of
an
Infant
in
the
Titanic
disaster
lu
1613,
John
William
Jam,
a
fireman
In
the
Announcement!
Great
.
Mrs.
Frizzell
Ladies'
and
Children's
Redy-to-wear
Third
Avenue
Store
Closed
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Sale
Opens
-
Friday
Morning
See
Tomorrow's
City
Water
Works
plant,
haa
been
made
a
beneficiary
in
the
will
of
the
infant's
grandmother,
who
haa
recently
died.
James
U
said
to
have
received
the
child
from
the
mother
in
the
excitement
which
followed
the
striking
of
the
ice-
berg,
and
that
he
clung
to
the
babe
tin
tU
picked
up
by
rescue
ships.
The
girl
now
grown
up
has
been
a
visitor
to
Toronto,
according
to
James'
friends.
James
is
a
former
marine
engineer.
Market
Prices
sj-
LAKll
Pure
28c
Compound
25c
EGGS
B.C.
fresh,
pullet
50c
ac.
freih,
tlrsU
65c
B.C.
fresh,
extra
60c
Local
new
laid
65c
and
70c!B-C-
Carrots,
lb.
3c
Alberta
fresh,
second
40c
risii
Halibut,
lb.
25e
Salmon,
red
spring,
lb.
...
......
25c
Salmon,
whit
spring
"He
Smoked
kippers,
lb.
15C
Kippered
salmon,
lb
25c
Smoked
black
cod,
lb.
...
....
22tfC
rtnnan
haddlea,
lb.
20c
Salt
mackerel,
lb.
25c
Eastern
salt
herring,
2
for
,
25C
Salt
onab
codfish
muiuii
lujr.,
fillets,
tu
lb.
30e
itu
aalt
cod
bricks,
lb.
......
25c
l
i:TS
Fow,
No-
j
j,
35c
to
40c
r.
.h,r,l"Vh'
'."WW"
45c
to
50c
Harn
Ham.
Mctd
sliced,
first
r
grade
60c
Ham,
whole,
first
grade
.
,
500
Ham,
picnic,
lb.
35c
Ulcott,..
rolls,
lb.
,
400
55c
50c
to
65C
p,,,
rj
salt
.,
.
35c
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb
45c
Veal,
ahoulder
v
a5c
Veal,
loin
40c
Veal,
leg
40c
Pork,
shoulder
30c
Pork,
loin
5c
Pork,
leg
42e
Beef,
pot
roast
UVJO
to
18c
Beef,
boiling
0c
to
12c
Beef,
steak
35c
to
40c
Beef
.roast,
prime
rib
30c
Lamb,
chops
50c
lmb,
shoulder
'
85c
Mutton,
leg
40o
Lamb,
leg
8o
Mutton,
chop
Oo
Mutton
shoulder
Q
CHAS.
E.
RAND
"The
Mark
Down
Man"
is
here
to
conduct
a.
Cl
ean
SALE
for
Ten
o'clock
Daily
News
for
Wonderful
Bargains
BUTTER
Brookfleld.
Shamrock
and
Woodland,
2
lbs.
85c
;
E.OD,
2
lb.
B5c
Capital.
2nd
grade,
lb.
40c
mar
Valley,
lb.
..,
4Sc
CHEESE
Ontario
solids
30c
Stilton.
Ib
35c
'
Kraft
45c
Norwegian
Qoat
65c
Napoleon
LImberger
70c
Roquefort
75c
Swift'
Buttercup,
lb
45c
Oorgonzola.
lb.
75a
McLaren
'a
Cream,
jars
....
45c
and
85c
Gruyere
50c
Golden
Leaf,
lb
45c
VEGETABLES
New
beets,
bunch
Cc
Beets.
6
lbs.
iwj
25c
100
loo.
12.75
New
carrots,
bunch
5c
-00
lbs.
.
2JZ5
Rutebagas,
6
lbs.
..
25c
1
ton
ik.
,
2.75
Radishes,
bunch
...
5c
Nev?
potatoes,
10
lbs.
..25c
Potatoes,
100
lbs.
.
12.00
Fancy
B.C.
tomatoes,
per
lb.
..
10c
Tomatoes,
per
basket
40c
Watercress,
bunch
10c
Green
peppers,
2
lbs.
........
25c
Cucumbers,
each
.....
10c
and
15c
Parsley,
bunch
5c
Mint,
bunch
......)..
5c
Leeks.
2
bunches
15c
Cauliflower.
B.C,
head
25c35c
Corn
on
the
cob,
dozen
40c
Green
onion,
dozen
...
25c
Terrace
cabbage,
lb
....
60
B.C.
head
lettuce
...
10a
Garlic
Imported,
per
lb.
...
...
40o
B.C.
Cooking
onions,
6
lbs..
...
250
Rhubarb,
outdoor,
3
lb.
.
...
25c
Wax
and
green
beans,
3
lbs.
...
25c
Vegetable
marrow,
lb
6c
Celery,
2
bunches
25c
Hubbard
wquash.
lb
7c
Citron,
lb
7c
Pumpkin,
lb
7o
Sweet
Potatoes,
2
lbs.
25c
Egg
plant,
3
lbs
35c
Pickling
cucumbers,
lb
,
15c
Pickling
onion.
3
lbs
35c
rui'iT
Oranges,
Valenclas,
dozen
..
25c
to
75c
Lemons,
Sunklst,
dots.
....
25c
and
3
Jo
California
grape-fruit,
a
for
2So
Bananas.
2
lbs.
for
35c
Candled'
honey
25c
Extracted
honey,
lb
25c
and
35o
Applaa,
Mela
toah
Red
1249
s
oweep
j
Apples,
Wealthles
1235
Apples,
Gravensteins
12.50
Cookling
apples
HSS
Canteloupes,
each
15e
Peaches,
case
11.45
Italian
prunes,
crate
95c
Coooanuta.
each
...
20c
and
25c
Honey
Dew
melons,
each
45c
Casaba
melons,
lb
10c
Pears,
Bartlett,
case
1325
DKIttl
FKL1TS
Dates,
bulk.
3
lbs.
35c
Dates,
Dromedary
25c
Raisins,
bulk,
lb
20c
Raisins,
package,
lb.
25c
Cluster
raisins,
lb
,
25c
Lemon
and
orange
peel
30c
Citron
peel
50c
Black
cooking
figs
20c
and
23c
White
figs,
lb
T.-.s
15c
Table
figs,
lb
25c
Currants
22
c
Prunes
15c-25c
Apples
25c
Peaches,
peeled
i
35o
Apricots,
lb
40c
NL'TS
Almonds,
shelled
Valenclaa
75e
Brazils
and
filberts
...
35C
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
50p
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
65C
Almonds
35C
Peanut
20c
Maschurlan
walnut
.
.
.
25c
Calllurnla
walnuts
45c
No,
1
mixed'
nuta
35c
SlG.Mt
White,
per
100
:
...
$7.10
Yellow,
per
100
$0.60
-
rxoi'K
Flour,
49
s.
No.
1
hard
wheat
$2.78
Pastry,
flour,
10'a
65o
Pastry
flour.
49's
$3.90
I'EEH
100
lbs.
Wheat,
No.
8-
.......t...
........
$3.10
Oat
$2.60
Bran
...
$2.00
Bhorta
'.
.........
$2.10
Middlings
$2.90
Barley
$X33
Poultry
mash
$3.00
Special
eggmaah
$3.40
Oyster
shell
$3.90
Scratch
food
$3.60
Beef
scrap
,.
$5.33
Oround
oil
cake
$4.73
Baby
chick
feed
.................
$4.33
Fine
oat
chops
............
$2.70
Crushed
oats
1..,,
$2.70
Pin
barley
chop
,
$349
Whole
corn
$3.00
Cracked
corn
$3.10
Fine
coram!
,.,
MJO