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OCTOBER
26,
1826,
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in
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gud
at
8
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lo
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litre
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while
gnl'l
H
vi1h
v
-mull
(Jinmoiiilx.
Annlltri-
pair
;it
$15.00
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i
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r
mmjngs.
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tine
gitUl
filletl
net-
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1.50
to
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5
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riRWELLHKS
no
IS.TI1C
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCN
LUMBER
ori
manufacturing
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dieted
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salmon
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For
Price
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
562
GEORGE
RORIE
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
lltc!iver.
Liquidator.
Tmsire.
&.f.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
Weal
PHIN'
F
III'I'MIT
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
A.
.
MtiuinUe
Slock
of
Flit
TriintninM
ai
low
price
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Nit
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
MILK
From
Butkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
cur
Table
Cream
al
15c
for
Half
pint.
Quality
and
Service
Speclal'loe
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
67
TUGBOATS
Day
Phonea
423,
639,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Nlpht
Phone
687,.
639,
Green
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
U.
BU8HBY,
Man.
Dir.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
678
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tl.
rtane,
Warehoualni,
and
OlHtrllJtillnit,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
''0a
I
Rand
and
Gravel
We
Bpeclallta
In
Plan
and
Furitur
BovlnR.
FORMER
LOCAL
GIRL
MARRIES
MIHM
Holds
PATTl
I.I.O,
IIAldllTllt1
"IMXTKK
Of
LAM
IS.
WEIH
Cl.iriOltll
HTlAItT
(OM.IMIN-
o
wrumng
oi
much
Interest
In
Prince
I
Rupert
owing
to
the
fact
that
the
bride
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
tor
many
years
!
during
early
girlhood,
took
place
m
i,nriit
inurch
Cathedral,
Victoria,
last
Wednesday
evening,
when
Mis.
Lillian
j
Dorti
Pattullo,
only
daughter
or
Hon
'
T.
D.
Pattullo,
mlntater
of
land,
and
I
member
of
the
legislature
for
Prince1,
Rupert,
and
Mrs
Pattullo.
became
the
j
bride
of
Clofford
Stuart
Oolllaon.
son
of
'
Mr.
and
Mr.
John
Colllaon.
The
Op-
'
lands.
Victoria
I
A
profusion
of
pink
and
white
chry-
j
Muwimiunw
ana
annua,
covering
the
choir
screens
and
flanked
on
either
aide
by
graceful
palms,
together
with
n
archway
of
pink
and
white
chry-aanthemums,
comprised
the
unusually
beautiful
floral
trttin
tnr
-.--.i.,.
m
.v.
n
,UUI4
The
church
was
filled
with
congregation
to
witness
the
ceremony,
which
was
performed
by
Very
Rev
Cecil
B.
Qualnton.
Drim
of
Columbia.
Mr
Pattullo
gave
away
his
daughter,
who
looked
a
nurture
of
radiant
love-
i
lines
In
her
exquisite
gown
of
white
I
georgette
heavily
encursted
with
silver
and
Irrldescent
paillettes
all
over
the
long
walsted
sleeveless
bodice,
while
on
'the
full
skirt
with
It.
scalloped
hem
line
similar
paillettes
traced
a
conven-,
Uoual
design.
Her
filmy
veil
of
tuiuj
and
CarrickntacroM
lace
was
arranged
j
in
cap
fashion,
with
bandeau
of)
Camckmacroa
Lee
outlined
In
orange;
btouom
buds
and
tiny
pearls
to
hold!
It
In
place
She
earned
an
exquisite
rasepolnt
lace
handkerchief,
an
heir-1
Loom
of
her
mother'.,
and
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
ptnk
rose,
lilies
of
the
valley
and
orchid,
completed
the
bridal
toilette.
Pervencbe
blue
to
deep
rote
were
the
shades
chosen
for
the
gowns
of
the
;
four
bridesmaid.
Mla
Dorothy
Holmes.
I
Uu
Helen
MacrJonald.
M1m
EUle
Tay-:
lor
and
M1m
r.atle
Colllaon.
sister
of
the
bridegroom
The
gowns
were
fashioned
alike
of
georgette
with
long
strattbt
bodies,
a
soft
drapery
falling
Diversion
and
U.s
if
m
OOt
A
MfflWf
p
HILLY
Fall
temperatures
are
making
many
throats
bore.
tioane
and
irritated.
A
chill
jiives
the
opening
to
bronchitis,
and
to
the
dangerous
germs
of
many
other
respiratory
diseases.
The
quickest
and
ittit
remedy
is
in
the
real
breathe-ahle
I'rpi
tablets
which,
as
they
dissolve
on
the
ton
(cue,
give
off
mt'lieiiml
futnt't
that
psss
with
the
breath
into
the
furthest
recewes
of
the
lungs.
IVps
carry
beaiifiil
and
hraltli
wherever
they
go.
They
put
a
speedy
end
to
pain
and
irritation
and
soothe
and
heat
inner
recn.es
which
gargles
and
ordinary
throat
Ublrts
never
touch.
Carry
a
few
of
these
silver-jacketed
Fepttablctilooseinthcpocket.
Take
one
whenever
the
first
sign
of
"
throatine
"
appears.
A
Perw
in
the
mouth
ever?
hour
or
so,
filters
n
trw
,
Uakml
Stmt,
-tuiday
Dawn."
centred
the
tabic,
flanked
on
either
aide
;
i
THi:
ItMT.moV
with
silver
vases
of
roses
and
tall
pink
j
After
the
ceremony
th
many
guest
tiM
n
"
sconcea.
j
I
attended
a
reception
at
the
home
of
th.t
"
!
propo
the
toast
;
Avenue.
:
hrtde.
and
Dr.
Kenning
that
at,
brides
parent,
on
Newport
where
they
wrr
received
by
Mra
rat-:'"
the
recipients
ot
beautiful
of
many
beautUul
tullo
wearing
a
gown
'
.i
i
wedding
gifts.
Including
a
beautiful
all-
WATER
KOTICC
'
ver
tea
and
coffee
service
from
the
cabinet
ministers
and
their
wives,
and
tAkt:
Nhtk
t
tiMi
IMirt
tleorrr
John
'
a
handsome
mahogany
clock
from
th.
Ilim,
wlwwe
sdilreM
i.
lnre
-.iitwr).
'
f
j-nd,
rwriartment
at
the
01
"e
inas
weparuneni
i
me
'will
H'
'
lftr
m
t.U
and
us
1
in
mm
saHun
IT
day
ir
wster
out
of
I
Parliament
Bulldluga.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
:kr:r'
wi
ami
dram,
mi"
Trout
n.y
alxmt
40ejtbey
will
motor
to
Portland
for'
their
""
llir
b.-arli
rr.aii
lb
Mtnth
hoMJmooD
lhe
brlde
travellUig
In
a
...I
.'.truer
l.itt
"K.
kllSNi
I
.It.
Til?
.
tr
will
be
doerted
rroni
lit
-tresrn
suFrench
gown
of
crackle-edge
blue,
with
.1
t.iint
atx.ut
IB
tm-i
frtrtn
it
iiNMiib
'
igkin
cojt
trimmed
with
squirrel
and
IjimI
will
Iw
iiwrt
fur
itmMlir
and
cannery;
I
iH
the
UihI
ueertuert,
.
l-.l
;
close-flttlcg
black
hat
On
their
rr-!
A
.
KiU-
I
II.
TW
tKitire
HWled
,
turn
they
will
reside
on
Dennlson
Road.
...n
llH-
rulHl
no
llw
tail.
U.J
f
Sep
..,.."
,.h
!i.-nilH-r,
i.
A
o
.it
thl
iwillre
and
I
Oontales
Height..
uii
i.lii'atl'n
imrmiani
llierel..
and
l
.
'llie
"Waler
A'f
will
lie
filed
In
the
ot
IIOTIX
AKItlVAl.t
,
tier
.r
tlie
W.ler
lieeiirtler
at
rrmre
Uiilierl.
ibieelhn.
u
tne
.rn..u.in
nut
.
Im-
filed
with
tlie
Mid
W.ler
Hr.irler
or
wllh
the
rinptn.ler
r
waier
iurni.
Irliice
Kuprrt
A.
A.
II.
Smith.
A.
Acheson.
J.
R.
iin
imtHT
in
a
Um-sI
nrwrpar.
Tlie(E.
Brande.
P.
V.
Delcourt
J.
P.
Mus-
,1,1,
..r
hm.
fir.i
piit,lirsti.rti
ot
tin.
notice
n.n
p,ul
Alvaroff.
E.
Q.
Langles.
C.
iiuiikut
tiKonuE
Jviiinstox,
Applir.nt
1
ftOTICC
OF
INTINTieN
TO
APPLY
j
FOR
LEASE
!
In
tlw
l.sml
Peeordlnir
ni.trlel
of
Atllit
1
Mimiia-
I)Min
t
Caii.r
liwirirt
lAkK
N.'TH'.K
Uii
the
l.nklneer
Oolrt
Uln.,
I.
Id.,
mi
,
a
refiiiieieii
iiiiniii.
"'
lake
ll.eni'.'
II"
S
rtorilM-ny
mm
ii.m.
...
i
i,"
tiiftit
e
M.terly
tuo
feet,
thi.-j-U
.utVrlv
mo
feet
more
nr
le
to
Ijigfl
,
i
ir
mirk,
tln-nre
Westerly
mo
tfl
Imnre
nr
lr
to
ix.lnl
of
rommeneenient
nrt
.'.mMlnmir
.ere
"",ri,P.r..l?"io.
C.rtlflcats
of
Improvements.
E.
Rand
and
J.
W.
Barker.
Vaucouven
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Overend
and
child,
Btlklne;
Dr.
and
Mrs.
a.
E.
Hearst.
Cedar
Palls.
Iowa;
A.
E.
Karson,
Monroe.
Wash.;
Louis
.Edwards,
Ketchikan-
F.
B.
Ooodenough,
T.
R.
Wilson
and
Q.
F.
Hough,
Inverness;
Mr.
and
Mrs
Z
TS'l-
C
Parry.
Calgary:
Mrs.
J.
Anthony
...im
inii'inl"
t.'Siii'ty
for
fnrrlBire
leae.and
son.
Remo;
W.
J.
Bervlce,
Smlthers:
ltflW
n!w
8mllh-c
"
r-Noe,
r-Wftt-
,
fret
itilnt
in
an
Ksierly
direetlnn
frirtn
aon.
William
F.
Eve.
Alex
Davie,
Oeorge
!!"u,'.Yri.irT.ul.Wu
Warwick.
8.
GrlmMon
and
W.
A.
!r
Winn
hirer,
un
Takii
Ann
of
Tsln
0bb.
Anyox.
CENTRAL
R.
Radlnbaugh,
Ketchikan;
Mrs.
O.
Cunningham,
Mary
Cunningham
and
Maggie
Cunningham,
Dawson:
8.
R
MacLachlan
and
Jo
Smith,
C.N.R.;
ILiji
LACI'ilThomaa
O.
Morrow.
Toronto;
W.
C.
MINERAL
ACT
i
Little,
Woodcock;
C.
W.
Magee.
Marmot.
S.WOV
Mrs.
H.
Franks.
Andlmaul;
W.
Winn
Frarlional
No.
t.
Anyot
and
newln.
Port
Simpson;
Freda
Dudoward.
r
Mineral
Claims,
situate
in
tlie
Ainu
nit.
Siinini
"
nivHiim
if
tne
Ca.sisr
ni.trlct,
Inverness
Cannery;
Ernest
A.
Lorlng,
shout
oiih
mlU'
up
stream
irtmi
me
Pwclf,c.
T
Conway.
Stewart
TAkV
NOTICE
that
The
Enitlneer
Oo
Id
Minis
.Id.,
inc
.
Kre
Miner'.
Certlflrate
,V
Johu
-.
inlfiiil.
fitly
days
from
the
rtiie
lierenf
.t
PPlV
I"
Hi'
"lf
1,,
?nrn.M
for
Ceri
riraie
of
iniprnvenients.
t
r
Hi
PMrpoM
of
iibUltilng
a
Crown
Iir.ni
or
Hi.'
slmve
r
In
I
in.
And
fuf
Her
lke
notlr
thai
aet
ion.
;m-rter
before
serlliin
.
"
"""'
u
i.'i!i
of
aurfi
Cerllficate
"f
Improve-
""OATEP
this
ll
day
of
Beplember.
A.D.
m'
II,
McK.
FRA8ER.
Agent
MINERAL
A0T
werllflcat
of
Tmprov.m.nls.
iimni
Mi
,
Lot
5.
Mineral
Claim,
iiu.T
II
th"
Al
in
M'l.lnir
Division
of
ill
?iilsr
l
rlcl.
n
H
West
Ann
of
Ta-if-
V
alMiiit
three
fliiarter.
"of
a
mile
Snn.trni
tnin
in"
iih.i'il.
f
Wann
niver.
"Pn-iCp
NiiTI
CK
thrtt
I.
Charle.
E.
ailimire,
TAkKJ'(l"
f;,Vrl,:.i;
Nu.
0T4.
Inteml.
IiVTv
Vtivs
fr..in
tl
lilo
herenr.
in
apply
nX,lVhe,,aMn'
W
for
ifajrll
leal.
tnm
I
It
A
IttlMlftdP
of
f)h-
"'
'
"a
;
ftirlhiT
turlher
taken
Uht'll
ii-ilK-..
nnurr
mm
m-inm.
T
-
.iifn
8
mutt
i
commpnctM.
uo-,hTii"e
wen
Certincate
of
Im-pn.vrnieni.w
,
m
of
flrpirmber.
A.D
H.
McTl.
mASEH,
Ateut.
WATER
NOTICE.
Dlvsrson
and
Us
TAKE
NOTICK
that
tinmrvllle
Cannery
C.Hiip.nv,
Ltd,
.
wlui.e
aililrena
I.
(lore
Avenue
Wlwrt,
Vaucmiver.
U.C..
will
apply
fur
a
lleiiire
to
take
and
tine
fio
gall.tiw
per
minute
uf
water
nut
nf
small
stream,
also
known
a.
Mill
Stream,
whtrh
flows
norlhesst
anil
drains
into
Jetlw.y
llarlmr
ahoill
3(10
jardt
ti.irtliwe.t
nf
mmtlieast
rnrner
of
Tot
Mining
Claim.
The
waler
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
almut
(100
feel
from
lis
liumth
In
a
southwe.lerly
ilirei'llun,
anU
will
lie
ira
fur
Indus
trial
piirimiwa
upon
the
land
ilierthod
a.
II.
acrea
norlhent
of
Tnirit
.Mlnlnr
Claim.
This
liom-e
was
iKiitn
on
the
Knniiid
mi
the
Vlh
day
of
Septeni-Icr.
Iftvti.
A
riip.v
or
this
notice
ami
ah
application
piimiiaiit
tli.'ielo
and
to
the
"Water
Art"
will
l.
riled
In
the
orrice
of
the
Waler
Uecorder
at
Prince
ltuerl.
Ii.
C,
(il.j.'.
tloin
to
tlie
application
may
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
Hecordev
or
wllh
ili.
Complrollor
r
Watfir
nights,
Pailianient
liiilldina,
Victoria.
H.C.,
within
thirty
days
after
the
flrat
sppearaiice
of
this
notice
In
a
local
new.iwper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
tins
nailer-
Is
October
lt.
SOMKHVII.I.K
CANNEItY
CO'..
LTD,
Applicant.
By
rrd
DesbrUay
Wtilieri,
Ageut.
MOTHER
FOUGHT
FURIOUS
BEAR'
Ol'POKTt'NE
ARRIVAL
OF
THAFPEI.
!
Ill
MIAMI
MAVfcD
VIM
Ml
WIFE
ASH
H.tllV
EPIC
STORY
Trapper
mid
family
Here
Picking
Her-rle.
IVIien
Animal
Arrlted
:
EDMONTON.
Oct
23.
How
a
frail
girl-mother
battled
to
the
death
with;
an
enraged
she-bear
both
in
defence
of
their
off.prlng-
Is
told
by
Jules
La-Plamme.
half-breed
trapper
from
the
headwaters
of
the
Porcupine
river.
Accompanied-
by
his
17-year-old
squaw.
Jules
set
out
from
his
cabin
one
day
In
the
early
faU
to
gather
berries
before
the
snow
got
too
deep.
The
girl
carried
her
baby
In
a
pack-sack
on
her,
back,,
and
her
only
weapnr
was
an
axe
which'
she
wore
in
her
belt.
Proceeding
up
a
deep
coulee
In
which
snow
from
an
earlier
storm
still
lay
on
the
ground,
the
pair
separated:
Julea
to
hunt
for
a
good
place
to
run
hb
line
and
discover
patches
of
berries,
add
the
girl
to
pick
them.
i-oKt:i
am;
in
hoi
k
At
the
base
of
a
monster
spruce,
th
wife
found
a
big
hole.
Hanging
the
child
from
a
protecting
branch,
th
poked
the
axe-handle
down
Into
hole
to
see
what
might
be
In
there.
She
aoon
found
out.
With
a
loud
"Wootr
a
big
black
bear
emerged
from
the
hole
followed
by
a
pair
or
cubs.
Its
small,
plgfclsh
eyes
bl&zin
c
the
air
you
breathe
and
protects
I
with
bate,
the
enraged
mother
of
the
against
infection
dangers.
I
cub
advanced
on
the
frightened
mother
PEPS
adl.iuti,
,il
nnr
fWimil
eric.
lot
the
babe,
which
swung
on
the
tree
'a
few
feet
from
the
bear.
'
With
a
piercing
scream
for
aid
from
ber
man,
the
daunUess
girl
faced
the
'
bear,
which
advanced
on
the
woman
with
menacing
growls.
.
Jules,
catching
!
eight
of
one
of
the
cub
as
he
came
.running
through
the
underbrush,
ana
'lenorant
of
the
fact
that
Its
mothei
-..
U
'rtJ
AU4fMf.lt
nd
I
....
...-
.
l-k
..r-V,,
I
and
broke
the
cub's
neck.
It
rolled
to-
wards
Its
parent,
uttering
plaintive
i
moans,
while
the
blood
gushed
out
of
t
mouth.
!from
the
right
shoulder,
while
on
the
bUck
nd
gold,
and
Mrs.
Colllaon.
i
Rmg
luelr
on
lu
hlnA
i,.
tne
full
flared
aktrta
the
hemline
u
raomer
oi
tne
groom,
wno
waa
nana-marked
by
a
broad
band
of
abaded
vel-
melT
gowned
in
black
georgette
bead-:et
to
ton
Thetr
picture
hat
of
1
la
P
hat
of
black
and
j
georgette
to
match
the
frocks
were
Pla-
i
adorned
with
allm
leaves
and
French
The
drawing
and
sun
rooms
were
'flower,
and
each
carried
aheavea
of
!
beautilully
arranged
with
masses
of
I
pink
chrysanthemums.
P'.
pink
chrysanthemums,
the
youn
j
The
groom
waa
attended
by
Dr.
a
a.'cowple
receiving
the,
felicitations
of
th.
(Kenning,
and
the
ushers
were
Mr
Nov-
fuU
beneath
an
archway
of
pink
I
man
Whlttaker.
Mr
Bert
OollUon
ano
'nl
wh)l
chryBanthemums.
In
the
IMr
NoH
Colllaon.
During
the
algnlng
dmng
room,
where
auppeV
waa.
served
at
th
register.
Mrs
Jrule
Longtleld
handnome
three-Uer
wedding
cake
she-bear
made
a
lunge
at
the
squaw.
TTlth
desperate
bravery,
the
squaw
beared
up
her
axe.
Measuring
her
distance,
she
brought
the
weapon
crashing
down
on
to
the
skull
of
the
beai
which
tell
dead
at
ber
feet.
Just
as
the
trapper
ran
up
and
caught
ber
faint
rr
form
in
bis
arms
PRINCE
GEORGE
JUDGE'S
TRIP
EXPERIENCE!
OF
Jl'IKSb
ItOlll.KTMIV
IX
PEACE
RIVER
HISTRICT
HUDSON
HOPE,
B.C..
OcJ.
2S.
(By
Canadian
Press)
On
his
eleventh
Judl
clal
visit
to
the
north
and
Peace
River
district.
Judge
Robertson
ot
Prince
Oeorge,
with
three
other
members
of
bis
party
endured
the
most
trying
hardships
and
experienced
many
thrilling
Incidents,
according
to
accounts
they
have
related.
Leaving
'
Summit
Lake
In
a
twenty-seven
toot
boat,
with
an
outboard
engine,
the
party
made
slow
progress
down
the
Crooked
River,
owing
to
ex-Uemely
low
water.
The
boat
bad
to
be,
dragged
over
portions
ot
the
trip.
The
party
ran
Into
a
heavy
snowstorm
near
Red
Lock
Lake
and
under
ex
tremcly
hazardous
conditions
McLrod
Lake
was
reached
next
morning.
Aa
the
party
waa
proceeding
down
the
Parsnip
River,
the
boat
was
swamped,
all
occupants
being
thrown
Into
th.
water
.
.
Throughout,
the
day,
the
voy-egeura
'labored
under'
difficulties
In
salvaging
the
equipment
that
might
be
used
again.
Borne
coffee
and
wet
bread
were
all
the
provisions
that
were
saved.
Every
member
of
the
party
lost
his
personal
belongings,
Including
their
arm
and
rishlng
tackle.
They
had
no
mean;.
:f
killing
game
for
food.
The
boat
was
hung
up
on
a
sweeper
and
the
following
day
the
party
floated
down
to
a
trapper's
cabin,
where
they
tasted
their
first
meal
in
thlrty-sla
hours.
The
.pa'ty
then
proceeded
to
Plnlay
Forks
where
the
boat
was
abandoned
and
later
they
reached
the
out
skirts
of
civilization,
after
passing
through
several
snow
storms
and
btttci
wind.
The
temperature
hovered
around
aero
at
many
points
ot
their
Journey.
According
to
Judge
Robertson
It
waa
the
most
trying
trip
he
had
made
during
the
eleven
years
he
haa
been
dispensing
Justice
In
the
northland.
FARM
LABORERS
HAVE
BLACKLIST
And
Tluit
I.
Why
Suine
Furmers
Can
""'
not
tlet
Harvesters
fjASKATOON,
Saakn
Oct,
33.
(By
Canadian
Press.
1
If
a
farmer
cannov
secure
titan
to
work
for
him
during
the
harveat
time,
perhaps'
It
la
because
he
is
on
the
blacklist.
The
harvest
laborers
most
of
whom
form
ft
floating
population,
have
perfected
a
blacklist
system,
by
which
fellow
workers
are
warned
away
from
farmers
who
refuse
to
glv
their
men
rides
to
town,
do
not
provide
good
food,
hold
back
wages,
or
In
any
other
way
make
life
unpleasant
tov
thetr
hired
help.
Tb
names
of
th
offending
mploytrt
The
Well-Managed
Home
""THE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchas-
ing
agent
for
a
large
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
job
she
must
know
what,
when
and
where
to
buy.
She
must
study
goods
and
the
concerns
which
make
goods
and
have
them
to
sell.
She
must
put
her
home
on
a
business
basis
and
run
it
on
business
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchc
sing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
advertisements.
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
new
and
good
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
inventions
to
mae
your
home
life
easier,
more
comfortable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
information
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
usejul
and
interesting.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
member
of
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family
s
Welfare
should
make
a
habit
of
.readins
the
ads.
Read
the
advertisements
in
order
to
buy
wisely
are
Inscribed
on
pieces
of
paper
In
UL'TTEK
,
telephone
booths,
on
telephone
poles,
o
I
Brookfleld,
Shamrock
and
Woodland;
3
on
the
walla
of
.tores
or
the
employment
offices.
Determined
to
find
out
why
harvest
era
refused
to
accept
work
with
certain
farmers,
officials
ot
the
Saskatoon
employment
bureau
started
an
Investigation.
They
obtained
definite
Information
to
prove
that
a
blacklist
system
la
actually
operative
In
Saskatchewan.
Market
Prices
LARD
Pure
Compound
Ec.n
a
B.C.
lresh,
pullet
B.C.
fresh,
firsts
B.C.
fresh,
extras
Local
new
laid
Alberta
fresh,
second
.
FISH
Halibut.
Ib
Salmon,
red
spring,
lb.
Salmon,
white
spring
.
Smoked
kippers,
lb.
Kippered
salmon,
lb.
..
Smoked
black
cod.
lb.
28c
25c
..........
60c
65C
......
...
coc
65c
and
70c
40c
..
25c
1214C
..
15C
..
25C
22
V,C
Finnan
baddies,
lb
20c
Salt
mackerel,
lb
25c
Eastern
salt
herring,
3
for
25c
Salt
codfish
fillets,
lb
;
30c
Boneless
salt
cod
bricks,
lb
25c
MEATS
Fowl,
No.
1
lb
35c
to
40c
Roasting
chicken,
lb
45o
to
50c
Horn,
sliced,
first
grade
60c
Ham.
whole,
first
grade
60c
Horn,
picnic,
lb
35c
Cottage
rolls,
lb
40c
Bacon,
back,
sliced
65c
Bacon,
side
60o
to
TSSc
Pork,
dry
salt
35c
Ayrshire
bacon,
Ib
Veal,
shoulder
Veal,
loin
'.
Veal,
leg
Pork,
shoulder
Pork,
loin
.'
Pork,
leg
Beef,
pot
roast
Beef,
boiling
Beef,
ateak
Beet
.roast,
prim
rib
Lamb,
chops
Lamb,
shoulder
Mutton,
leg
-
Lamb,
leg
Mutton,
chop
Mutton
'shouldM
lbs,
85c
E.CJ)
2
lbs.
65c
Capital,
2nd
grade,
lb
40c
Fraser
Valley,
lb.'
45c
CHEESE
Ontario
solids
....
GUI
ton,
lb
Kraft
Norwegian
Ooat
,
Napoleon
Llmberger
..
30c
35e
45c
65C
70c
Roquefort
75c
Swifts'
Buttercup,
lb.
45c
Oorgonzola,
lb
.
75c
McLaren'
Cream,
Jars
....
45c
and
85c
Qruyere
'..
60o
Oolden
Leaf,
lb.
..........
Vr.OLTAW.ES
New
beeta,
bunch
........
Beeta.
0
lbs
100
lbs.
New
carrots,
bunch
B.C.
Carrots,
lb.
100
lbs
Rutebagaa,
8
lbs
100
lbs
...
4(0
...
25c
.
12.75
....
tc
....
JC
.
(2.25
...25C
.
.TS
Radishes,
bunch
5c
New
potatoes,
10
lbs
25c
Potato.
100
lbs.
12.00
Fancy
B.C.
tomatoes,
.per
lb.
10c
Tomatoes,
per
basket
40c
Watercress,
bunch
10c
Oreen
peppers,
2
lbs.
......
250
Cucumbers,
each
,,
10c,
and
15c
Parsley,
bunch
,
6c
Mint,
bunch
)..
6c
Leeks,
3
bunches
16c
Cauliflower.
B.C.,
bead
25c-35c
Corn
on
the
cob,
dozen
.'
40c
Oreen
onions,
dozen
25c
Tertace
cabbage,
lb
6c
B.C.
bead
lettuce
10c
Garlic,
imported,
per
lb.
...
B.C.
Cooking
onions.
6
lbs.
.
Rhubarb,
outdoor,
S
lbs.
..
Wax
and
green
beans.
3
lbs.
45c
vegetable
marrow,
id.
25c
celery.
2
bunches
40c
Hubbard
squash,
lb
40c'
Citron,
tb
,.
30c
pumpkin,
lb.
......
45c
Sweet
Potatoes,
2
lbs,
.
.
.
42c
rI
plant,
2
lbs
12
'ic
to
18c
Pwkllng
cucumbers,
lb.
.
100
to
12c
Piewing
onions,
3
lbs.
..
35c
to
400
FRl'lT
30c
Orange,
Valencia.,
dozen
80c
Lemons,
Sunkl.t.
doc,
.
.
35c
California
grape
fruit.
2
tor
.
40c
Banana.
3
lbs.
for
48c
400
Candled
honey
Extracted
honey,
lb.
....
SOcjApplM,
Mcintosh
R.ds
40c
25c
25c
35c
,
6C
25C
.
7c
.
7C
.
7C
25C
350
160
25c
.
25o
to
75C
25c
and
35c
..
35c
35c
,
.
.
35C
85
and
85e
........
13.36
Apples,
Wealthiea
:
82.85
Apples,
Oravenstelna
12
JO
Cookllng
apples
81-B5
Canteloupes,
each
16c
Peaches,
case
61.45
Italian
prune,
crate
85c
Cocoanuts,
each
20c
and
25c
Honey
Dew
melon,
each
45c
Casaba
melons,
lb
10c
Peara.
Bartlett,
case
13.25
DRIED
FRUITS
Dates,
bulk.
3
lbs.
35c
Dates,
Dromedary
25c
Raisins,
bulk,
lb
20c
Ralalna,
package,
lb
25c
Cluster
raisins,
lb.
v...
25e
Lemon
and
orange
peel
...........
JOo
Citron
peel
60u
Black
cooking
figs
30c
and
35c
White
tigs.
lb.
.r.w.....I,
16o
Table
tigs,
lb
jj...'....17
35c
Currants
320
Prunes
15c-35c
Apple
35o
Teaches,
peeled
35c
Apricot,
lb.
40c
NCTS
Almonds,
shelled
Valencia
75c
Brazils
and
filberts
,
35c
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
.
60c
Walnut,
shelled
halve
65c
Almonds
3
So
Peanut
20c
Manchurlan
walnuts
85c
California
walnuts
45
No.
1
mixed
nuts
.-,
35c
SCUAK
White,
per
100
67.10
Yellow,
per
100
60.60
..
FLUl'K
Flour,
4S's.
No.
1
bard
wheat
.....
63.76
Pastry
flour,
10'
650
Pastry
flour,
It's
63
.90
FEED
100
lb.
Wheat.
No.
8
61.10
Oata
6160
Bran
6100
Short
81.10
Middling
...-....,,,......
62.50
Barley
.......
6138
Poultry
mash
6100
Special
eggtnaah
8140
Oyster
shell
6260
Scratch
food
6160
Beet
sera;
.........,..,,...,.,.
16
25
O
round
oil
cak
...j..
64.78
Baby
chick
feed
64.34'
Fine
oat
chop
63.70
Crushed
oat
63.70.
Fin
barley
chop
6348
Whole
corn
,
.
..,.
61.00
Cracked
corn
64.10
Pint
oonunsal
......i.
...........
M-l
J
3