fFRIDAT.
OCTOBER
18.
12.
'Unless
someone
tells
her
about
her
eyes
j7
"
exsufon
on
her
arm"
The
woman
is
far-sighted,
but
doesn't
know
it
How
ridiculous
slic
makes
herself
look,
in
her
attempt
to
read
the
menu!
Too
many
women,
and
men
too,
go
through
this
same
futile
performance,
lie
sure
that
your
own
sight
is
normal.
Have
your
eyes
examine
J
I
K,ttitnn
TJtirr
tnul
vi
fi
tot
lull
!
tftutl
yOHNgVLGEIt-
k
(Jewellers
ni
v
LiTIIC
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCi
BENT'S
LADIES'
i'ttIP
of
'j'lfiitlul
English
Made
Cravenette
Raincoats
in
.(
from
30
J.
BENT
Third
Ave.
Phone
651.
LUMBER
nrc
maniirnrUiring
'
iigh
ihhI
dressed
luni-'?r
Kdirc
gram
host
';ir
Ilnlilitil
ami
salmon
boxes.
Ask
Fop
Prices
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Lid.
PHONE
602
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
Ao.
Phone
387
New
Address;
243
Second
Avenue
West
I'MNCK
IIUPEIIT
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Qreen
238,
Black
733.
NlQht,
Phones
687,.
639,
Qreen
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
QEO.
t.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Block
of
Fur
TrlmmlriKs
at
low
prlc
B.
C.
FUR
to.
WMt
Q.W.V.ft.
ThW
kw
'SPEAKERS
AT
I
ROTARY
CLUB
.
'.
imtiiv.
utr
UVM(N
ANI
AUt
'HDIIM
ON
IJIX
.u.l.
HAVE
I
Yesterday
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
club
there
where
three
!
speakers,
oiof
Hanson,
who
recently
.isturned
from
the
East,
epok
in
glowing
term
ot
the
prospects
here
aiirf
,how
people
in
th.
east
were
wstchtnii
(for
e
peeled
developments.
They
knew
more
about
the
Topley
gold
strike
tha.i
.
the
people
here
lie
looked
lor
great
-Improvements
due
to
development
of
the
grain
shipping,
mining
and
tno
(lumber
Archdeacon
trade.
Rlx
told
of
how
he
hau
enlightened
the
people
down
east
about
j
thl
part
of
the
country
and
It
pro.
Ipect.
He
would
not
like
to
live
In
the
eat
except
he
found
It
to
be
eterneet
duty.
He
did
not
know
any
place
he
.-juia
cnooM
in
preference
to
Prtnc
1
Rupert.
I
mk
mi.
riioin.r.MH
J.
C.
Brady,
member
tlect
for
thl
contltuency.
.poke
on
aoclal
problems.
In
the
solving
of
thee
problrrA
bio
was
one
of
the
mot
glaring
tin.
Nar-low
prejudice
waa
an
oUtacle
In
the
ay
of
progress.
Theorle
were
all
abundant
but
people
did
not
think
deeply,
did
not
them,
selves
study
the
problem
and
could
cee
only
part
of
life
He
alio
found
that
th
Influence
of
antecedenU
and
environment
kept
people
from
a
clearer
vision.
,
I
Mr
Bradr
mentioned
the
vlrwnnlrit
ititrty
day
arter
the
first
spternre
or
ilil
holler
in
ktral
newppr.
The
date
or
Hie
flrtl
piibllratlon
of
thl
not
Ire
l
septemrter
so.
1ST.
lltlllLHI
UMHtllt
lUU.tJI".',
Applicant.
WATCR
NOTICE.
Dlxrion
snd
Uit
TAIF.
MlTM.K
that
Strfiiervlll
r.aiiner)
minam.
ltd.,
wtuwe
dilre
l
tlorf
ttenue
Wharf.
Vneouer,
B.t;..
will
tpl.v
rir
1
llreiir,'
to
take
ami
ue
to
killmis
per
minute
i.t
water
imt
or
mull
stream.
alH
kuown
a
lloti'l
Strrani,
wlilrh
flnwn
iitrlbest
snd
drain
into
Jedway
llarbor
almiit
ill
fei't
nnr;iiei
or
miineai
.tciier
or
T'
Mlnlii
Claini,
Tl'
wtlr-mil
be
dm-rled
rmnt
sits
Mreant
at
1
1.
.hit
almm
:iiu
fret
nollthttr.l
of
South
.
art
ri.iuei
t
Togo
Mining
f
Ulin.
and
will
lie
uel
tor
Induntrial
inriiifa
upon
I
be
land
(loserllied
aa
ll.
airei
norllirat
r
Titgo
Mining
Cltlm.
Thl
untie
was
poi'd
.
n
the
rniiiiitl
ni
Ihe
tli
day
or
eepii'in-
hrr
ivri.
A
ropy
or
this
m'ttlre
ami
an
atiMli'lln
ptirmitnt
tlirrrlo
ami
to
Ihe
S
tier
A'
l
will
lie
riled
In
the
orflre
T
tiK-
Vler
lleionler
at
I'rlnre
lliiierl,
111
iiitji'i'iioii
to
Hid
attiirttion
may
!
ni.il
wiih
Hie
tald
Wtli-r
llerunler
or
uilti
Hit'
oiniilnillrr
of
Water
lllgnti,
I'arliaiiient
liuilillnr",
Vlrtoria,
II.
C,
within
Ihlrtv
rt.n-
afler
the
flrat
tpitetrame
1
hi
iintlee
lit
lwal
newnpsiier.
The
dale
r
1
lie
riral
piibllratlon
bt
this
110-iii-e
'
1
iirtiiber
f.
mt.
.
.
SOMI
HVII.I.I:
t:WKM
CO
LTr..n(
rri'rt
PfHrlay
Maltiers.
Agent.
MINERAL
ACT
Ctrtltlcat
ef
Improvtmtntt.
llrnwnio
No.
Mineral
claim,
situate
In
ihe
Allin
Mining
nivltlon
of
Ihe
Casalar
puirlrt.
on
Wtnn
lllver,
adjo
ning
and
lo
th
aoillh
of
Hrowiile
No.
4
M.C.
TAkF
NOTICE
"'at
I,
James
It.
Keratutw,
Free
Miner's
Cerlirirtle
.tn.
SJ.
Intend,
Mi
"lavs
fmin
the
dale
hereof.
10
apply
to
ho
Mining
Recorder
for
a
fcerlirnate
of
Wrovfinrnia.
for
the
purpose
of
ob-talnlng
a
t:mwn
Orant
of
the
above
claim,
And
further
lake
notlre
tint
anion,
un-rtnr
aertlon
,
must
he
commenced
befor
th
iue
of
turn
ceriinctie
or
improve
liATED
Etiis
lit
dr
f
Sepletnber,
A.n.
ATTENDANCE
AT
SCHOOLS
LARGE
lor.ti.
of
n
enrolled
is
hep-
IL'Mllr'K
WITH
IM'KKtwES
hlSCF.
Ki;iOKTM
Or'
PKI(llU.
With
ome
Increases
since
the
flrat
of
the
month
not
recorded,
the
public
school
population
of
Prince
Rupert
at
the
end
of
September
wa
923
according
to
report
ubmllted
to
th
school
beard
at
It
regular
meeting
lait
night
by
the
principal
of
the
varloua
achooU,
Thl
figure
doe
not
Include
the
enrolment
of
one
hundred
or
more
In
private
achool
of
the
city.
The
attendance
In
the
three
public
chool
and
the
High
School
wa
report
ea
a
follow:
Boy
OlrU
Total
Booth
School
242
184
426
Borden
Street
;
144
144
288
Seat
Cove
40
2S
S3
High
School
99
85
144
Total
.,'
483
438
023
D,
It
Hartnea.
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
School
.gave
the
average
at.
tendance
of
that
achool
a
84
01.
The
classes
aa
a
whole
were
full.
Nearly
1200
had
been
banked
In
the
achool
aaving
during
the
month.
There
wa
an
active
Interest
In
foetball
and
baketbatl
and.
In
the
latter
game,
arrangement
were
being
made
for
a
many
aa
poulble
to
participate.
It
wa
suggested
that
ia-etotte
for
the
dot
and
rraaa
hnrkev
for
trA
girl
alo
be
organized.
The
average
attendance
for
Borden
Street
School
wa
93
per
cent.
MUi
8.
A.
Mill,
the
nrlnclDal.
renortet
n.nv
cf
Well
who
created
feeling
of
pea-
j
depoiiu
during
the
month
had
totalled
tiro
Ism
He
did
not
eo
Into
the
factor
that
made
for
a
aolutlon
or
th
problem
He
defined
a
aoclal
problem
aa
the
failure
of
civilization
to
perform
It
function
adeouatelr.
Amoni
th
!
social
problem
were
Immigration,
dl
jv.-rce
labor,
crime,
drink,
aale
and
uh
of
narcouca.
and
smuggling.
Thews
would
not
be
aolred
unUl
people
aa
whole
began
to
think.
New
problem
would
art
a
calibration
advanced.
(No
aoclal
problem
were
simple.
Most
reformer
rod
only
tingle
horte
SIM.
Dr.
Tremayne.
health
officer
for
the
school,
bad
paid
a
visit.
There
wa
an
Improvement
In
the
beating"
of
the
school.
Mrs.
Llzney
reported
that
the
achool
inspector
had
visited
Seal
Cove
School.
A
request
for
a
drinking
fountain,
sand
table,
etc..
wa
made.
Thomas
Peddle,
principal
of
the
High
School,
reported
attendance
percentage
of
9i,
Debating
and
athletic
societies
had
been
reorganized
In
the
Hlch
School.
hobby
The
commercial
class,
wtth
an
enrol
-
i
ment
Of
37.
waa
beromlntr
heav
for
uiu
l
UI.UCi:
Ol
MtlW.IM
'pjerce.
The
tone
of
the
achool,
Mr.
Problem
arose
throuth
the
failure
Peddle
reported,
was
good.
The
stsff
ni
civilization
to
distribute
equitably
was
efficient
doing
work
and
giving
him
(
the
world
gooda.
Socialism
railed
to
0y
tupport.
Mr.
Peddle
submitted
a
deal
with
thl
effectively
because
li
:
for
requisition
twenty
seaU.
two
type-looked
only
at
the
economic
aide.
Im-1
mmtn,
mip,,
book,
Ior
the
br
rUm,
mlgranu
brought
tbelr
danger
and
had
j
for
the
magic
lantern
which
could
be
onto
be
guided
One
of
the
danger
that
I
uined
for
the
carrying
charges,
filing
threatened
was
a
disunited
Canada.
ct.
tiAMn
were
left
over
There
wa
a
failure
to
lite
and
work
j
unU,
tne
ird
ha
Inspected
th
Mr.
Brady
(poke
of
th
eugenic
problem,
btrth
control,
the
moral
and
re-llgtou
aspect
equity,
and'
closed
with
an
appeal
tor
co-operation
to
Improve
condition.
Advertise
In
Th
Dally
New
WSTtM
NOTICS.
olfertloA
(it1
Vt.
TAki:
tJU
K
ItMt
ttuoert
Georre
John-iim.
be
d1re
i
InteriieM
snnery,
ill
'I
rr
a
lirrure
h
like
and
use
iii.emi
g-"-w
rer
dy
or
wner
out
trf
rfrk
wei
or
wlurt
al
"JHna
Hat.
lo
knnwn
it"
mine
.
wlilrh
fhiw
fouth-
I
and
drino
uil-i
Trual
my
HmmiI
40
feet
tunlh
Umt
I
lie
beam
rrwn
I
be
touth-
rortier
lol
"A,"
kMfna
IJl.
TIM
wller
will
be
diverted
frMn
lite
trem
it
I
it
int
lUtul
too
teet
fmn
II
nmulh
4lhl
Will
lie
ued
fur
iltdnealir
and
miner'
MiniAe.
upuil
the
Ulvl
ilenrrtUrt!
it
Lot
'
Lit...-.
IH
t
Hi
tw.ll..
M..
1-i.l.fcri
achool.
NAMES
OF
BILLIARD
TEAMS
AkE
CHANGED
it.
Andrew's,
I)ni,
loue.
Orutto
and
t:nd
Terminal
Intlead
nf
larnier
.Nomenclature
Th
names
Lions,
Tigers,
Beaver.
Cougar,
and
Bear
Cat
are
to
be
dropped
in
the
Billiard
League.
Instead
the
teama
are
to
be
adopted
by
various
or
ganlzatlona
and
the
Cougars
will
be
named
St
Andrew
team;
the
Beavers,
Oyros;
the
Lions,
Moose:
the
Bear
Cats
probably
Grand
Terminal;
and
the
Tigers,
probably
Grotto.
The
captaincy
Af
lh
Rt
A
nHr-.-'i
f
m
will
K
n
th.
r..und
nn
the
ittb
day
t
fen
.
.
.
.
.
.
nmlti-i,
l.
A
nv
r
thi.
Doiim
and
crrrc
irom
f
rea
171c.
whose
duties
as
111
ti'i'licsil
.n
naitiianl
llierelu
snd
to
president
of
the
lesgue
adequately
fill
kA
k
!&
wa
III
Iksa
f
1
Iswf
In
t
Kss
s-vi
'
hU
tlm.
to
S.
D.
r.
f
ih,
v.iee
neenrtl.r
si
Prinre
!
Mscdonsld.
itHirt.
niijeeiktn
in
Hie
p.Urtii.n
may
Ur
tiled
with
the
said
W'sler
lleri,ri)er
nr
wiih
the
ronipiMiier
nr
witer
mtinn.
I'trllainetit
BuiMinr.
Virion.
H.O.
within
"8,
H,
McN.
FRASKn.
AgeiUf
MINERAL
ACT
wtrtltkat
ef
lmprovmanta.
Rrnwnle
No.
4,
Lol
4tft,
Mineral
Claim,
MlSlt
Tin
Ihe
.
Aliln
MH.Ing'nivl.lon
oflh.
rsaaiar
ilstrlrl,
on
tht
Weal
Ann
of
T
Si"!
abou
threo
q.iariers.of
a
mile
nn
iireim
from
Hi"
niouiii
or
wann
Hirer.
PTKF
'wv
K
thai
I.
marie
K.
Ollni..re(
rre.
vlniVs
Certiriraie
.o.
T4.
Intend,
Iiiv
itavs
from
the
dale
hereof,
lo
apply
frt'ihJ
Milling
neeorder
for
a
berliri.ate
Jir
imrtritveinent.
Tor
the
iuirtoo
of
ob.
r.inin
i
"ntwii
nrant
or
the
above
rlalin,
"ml
rurtlil-r
lakin
notice
thai
action,
arrtlnn
15,
tntlM
If
coininenced
ho.
iiiinnr
fori
T
th.
lu
"I
ucli
Certificate
of
Im.
''mn
"this
11
1T
of
September,
A.D
I
,98,
H.
MC.1.
FKA5EH,
Afent
The
billiard
league,
at
a
meeting
last
night
allowed
a
postponed
game
between
Ounnar
Anderson
and
J.
Hlllman
which
completed
the
first
tournament
or
the
season
between
the
Tigers
and
Lions,
now
the
Grotto
and
Moose.
This
brings
the
standing
ot
the
teama
to
date
under
the
new
name
to:
Gamea
Total
St.
Andrews
1
926
Oyroa
1
889
Moose
1
874
Grotto
1
873
VANCOUVER
HUNTERS
Aver.
928
889
874
873
k
ARE
IN
THE
NOfttH
Dr.
It.
K.
Mrk'erluile
h
st
Head
of
Party
Which
It
llelneen
Here
and
Jumper
Park
Accompanied
by
a
party
of
Vancou
ver
and
Kelowna
sportsmen.
Dr.
R.
8,
McKechnle.
chancellor
of
the
University,
of
B.C.,
U
In
the
central
Interior
on
a
hunting
trip.
Using
a
special
coach,
which
will
be
utilized
a
a
main
camp
during
the,
ei
pedltlon,
the
party
went
over
the
C.N.R,
to
a
spot
between
Jasper
and
Prince
Rupert.
They
expect
that
they
will
bap;
some
big
game,
though
they
are
not
out
for
any
particular
record.
Included
In
the
party
are
Henry
C.
Macsuley,
A.
J.
Buttlmer,
It
8,
Wood,
Hon.
Dr.
W.
II.
Sutherland,
minister
ot
public
worka,
and
four
Kelowna
men,
Dr.
W.
J,
Knot.
P.
B.
Wlltit.
Kenneth
McLaren
and
Ellaha
R.
Bailey.
Ouldee
and
Cook
accompany
the
party,
which
will
he
In
the
dlitrlct
for
about
two
week.
SPORT
CHAT
Many
of
the
sports
In
which'
French
women
have
engaged
are
too
strenuous
and
should'
be
suppressed,
says
the
com
mlttee
ot
moral
of
the
Women'
Sporting
Federation.
It
haa
ordered
mem-bera
to
abstain
front
long
distance
cycling;
cross
country
racing,
football
and
other
game
which
are
eyed
with
dis
VSa
LliiLT
VMWti
OyrrUSt.
UM.
PtswiSeUfa
LbnltM.
lete
In
thl
branch
of
sport.
Jean
Borotra
Is
the
Ty
Cobb
of
the
Bssque
country.
There
are
only
2.000;-
000
Basques
all
told,
but.
nearly
alt
of
Kti
UM
Cmtm
wm
al
lu.
Shinr
mr
Prtrt
(
UM
pt
ef-
iM.
.
.
...
1
r....
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ao
Proverotal.
But
I
Veal
.hn.tlrter
0
It
Is
riot
often
they
are
taken
into
the
realms
of
sport.
Lady
Derby,
however,
perhaps
an
exception
with
two
ter
rier
of
which
she
la
particularly
fond,
An
enthusiastic
golfer,
Lady
Derby
takes
them
to
the
course
on
a
lead
and
when
wielding
the
club
hands
the
dogs
over
to
the
caddie.
The
ahot
made.!
the
Lady
again
takes
the
dogs'
until
It
i
is
necessary
to
drive
or
put.
The
European
buffalo
also
Is
threaten
ed
with
extinction.
Only
80
heads
of
the
species,
evenly
distributed
In
sex.
are
known
to
be
alive
today,
all
of
them
In
captivity.
Market
Prices
J
Pure
Compound
,
C.
fresh,
pullet
O.
fresh,
flrtt
C.
fresh,
extras
Halibut,
lb.
i,.
wti
K(1(1S
Local
new
laid
Alberta
fresh,
second
.
.
.
,
,
FISH
approval.
Womrn'a
crosscountry
ha
Salmon,
red
spring,
lb.
attained
great
popularity
In
France.
Salmon,
whit
aprlng-
important
cup
hav
bttn
offered
sth-
Smoktd
kipper,
lb.
STANFIELD'S
has
been
made
in
Canada
for
nearly
fifty
years
by
men
who
know
the
kind
of
underwear
best
suited
to
provide
snug
warmth
and
comfort
throughout
the
coldest
weather.
Be
comfortable
this
winter.
Wear
underwear
that
is
designed
on
living
models
to
fit
as
perfectly
as
a
well-tailored
suit
of
clothes,
without
binding
or
bulging.
You
can
get
Stanfield's
in
all
the
most-called-for
weights,
styles
and
sizes
in
woolr
silko-wool
and
cotton
and
wool.
Stan-field's
garments
are
easily
laundered,
and
given
ordinary
care
in
washing
according
to
our
directions,
will
not
shrink!
Stanfield's
prices
(from
$1
to
$10)
bring
the
luxury
of
perfect
underwear
comfort
within
reach
of
all.
Stanfields
Underwear
......
28a
250
50a
55a
600
85c
and
70(3
........
400
290
.,
250
12C
loo
I
Kippered
salmon,
lb.
j
Smoked
black
cod.
Ib.
j
Finnan
haddles,
lb
.Salt
mackerel,
lb
Eastern
salt
herring.
2
for
them
gtve'
the
complete
history
of
j
Salt
codfish
fllleta,
lb.
the
international
tennis
Idol
who
.
ArtltAl
Attss
')
ts-wt
KrlVti
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rtnpr
Ifrom
tlie-
laiid
t
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foot
ot
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MEATS
'
.
25c
!
Beets,
8
be
PyrennM.
Baqyea
were"
not
miich
M
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-
-
i.
lhterested;
In
tennis?
until-
Bofotra
bo
Roasting
chlckeru
lb.
........
45e
.toioc
came
so;
Important
In
the
sports
worli.tjrl4m,
al
iced)"
nr'
grade
;..S...
60c
They
are
pelota
fans.
But
Borotra
anrt
!Ham.
whole,
first
erad
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nn
many
other
crack
tennla
player
had:
Ham.
picnic,
lb
..
sjc
their
flrtt
lesson
on
the
pelota
courts
cottaee
rolls
lh
siv.
of
the
lsnd
where
France
and
Spain
I
Bacon.
back,
sliced
55c
'
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.Ma
W
-
4MUV
JA.
U
CeV
IsVMa)VWS
Pork,
dry
salt
35c
.
.AVkir.
Ko,.n
K
Veal,
loin
40c
Veal,
leg
40c
Pork,
shoulder
30c
Pork.
loin
45c
Fork,
leg
42c
Beef,
pot
roast
12Hc
to
18c
Beef,
boiling
10c
to
12c
Beef,
steak
35c
to
40c
Beef
j-otat,
prime
rib
30c
jLamb,
chops
50c
I
Lamb,
shoulder
........
S5c
j
Mutton,
leg
....
N.
........
,
40c
JLamb,
leg
,
48c
Mutton,
chops
40c
Mutton
shoulder
,
30c
BUTTKR
Brookfleld,
Shamrock
and
Woodland,
lbs.
85c
E.C.D..
2
lb
85c
Capital,
2nd
grade;
lb
40c
Fraser
Valley,
lb
CIIEESK
Ontario
solids
Stilton,
lb.
Kraft
Norwegian
Goat
....
Napoleon
tlmberger
.
Roquefort'
swtru'
Buttercup,
lb.
Oorgonxola,
lb
McLaren's
Cream,
Jar
Oruyere
.......
Qolden
Leaf,
lb.
VEGETABLES
New
bU,
bunch
sap-??
1.
Protects
your
Health
provides
real
warmth
and
comfort
46d
30c
35c
,
4Sc
,
850
........
70c
75o
45c
75c
45c
and
85o
600
45o
So
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li.ee.
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FABRICS
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last
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tmi
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wet
multid
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prefrrlie.
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Limited.
lbs.
aWc'lOO
lbs
.
20e
.
New
carrots,
bunch
.
35c!
B.C.
Carrots,
lb
.
350
1
100
lbs
.
30c
j
Rutebagas,
S
lbs.
.
25c
j
100
lbs.
Radishes,
bunch
....
New
potatoes,
10
lbs.
Potatoes.
100
lbs,-
.
...
Cucumbers,
each
Parsley,
bunch
,
Mint,
bunch
Leeks,
2
bunches
Cauliflower,
B.C,
head
Hubbard
squash,
lb".
...
Citron,
lb.
Pumpkin,
lb
Sweet
Potatoes,
2
lbs.
...
FHrr
plant.
2
lbs
Pickling
cucumbers,
Ibi
.
Pickling
onions,
3
lbs.
..
Fancy
B.C.-
tomatoes.,
per
Ibl
.
.',
Tomatoes,
per
basket
Watercress,
bunch
Green
peppers,
2
lbs.
FRUIT
Oranges,
Valencias,
dozen
Lemons,
Sunklst,
doc.
...
25c
S2.7S
..
5c
..
3c
1223
.
25c
SJ.75
.
5c
,
25c
12.00
.
'10c
40c
10c
,
25c
10c
and
15c
Sc
)..
5c
,,
15c
.....
25C-35C
Corn
on
the
cob,
dozen
.......
40c
Green
onions,
dozen
25c
retrace
cabbage,
lb
6c
B.C.
head
lettuce
10c
Garlic.
Imported,
per
lb
40c
B.C.
Cooking
onions,
6
lbs.
25c
Rhubarb,
outdoor,
3
lbs
25c
Wax
and
green
beans,
3
lbs.
......
25c
Vegetable
marrow,
lb
6c
Celery,
T
bunchea
23c
7c
7c
7c
23a
35c
15c
23c
.
25c
to
75a
25c
and
35a
California
grape
fruit.
3
for
23d
Bananas,
3
lbs.
for
33d
Candled
honey
.....1..
33a
Extracted
honey,
lb
25o
and
33o
Apples,
Mcintosh
Reds
82.23
Apples.
Wealthlea
13
83
Apples,
Oravenstelns
12.50
Cookllng
apples
SI
.95
Canteloupe.
each
...........
...
15c
Peaches,
case
81.48
Italian
prunes,
crate
..............
P5o
Cocoanuts,
each
,..,,.,.,,
20o
and
25o
Honey
Dew
melon,
each
..........
45c
aaaba
melons,
lb.
,
....
,
too
Ptsrs.
BartUtt.
cas
s.
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fr.Hk,
PAOEPIVB
Write
for
free
booklet
showing;
swatches
and
styles
of
Stanfield's
underwear
for
all
the
family.
STANFIELD'S
LTD.
Truro,
N.S.
DRIED
FKl'lTtt
Dates,
bulk,
3
lbs.
.......
Dates.
Dromedary
Raisins,
bulk.
lb.
Raisins,
package,
lb.
....
t
Cluster
raisins,
lb,
1-2
x.
:
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....
35c
30
.................
20c
26c
.....i
J7bc
Lemon
and
orange
peel
i.
.,.'...'.
,30c
Citron
peel
,50c
Black
cooking
tigs
........
20c
and
26c
White
lgs.
lb.4
lie
Table
tlgs,-;
lb.
j
4
,
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j.
.
.
,
I
36o
Currants
,
23
V4e
Prunes
15c-25c
Apple
23c
Peaches,
peeled
....
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,..
35c
Apricots,
lb
40c
NCT9
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Almonds,
shelled
Valencia
.......
76c
Brazils
and
filberts
3c
Walnuu,
broken
shelled,
...........
800
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
1
..k
66d
Almonds
.,
3c
PeanuU
............I,...,,.......
20c
Manchurtan
walnuts
36c
California
walnuts'
45e
No.
1
mixed
nuta
,
,
,
.
,
.
36c
statu
White,
per
100
,
S7.10
Tellow.
per
100
S8.S0
FLOl'B
Flour,
49',
No.
1
hard
wheat
.....
13.76
Pastry
flour,
10'
-660
Pastry,
f
lour.
4s
.',
30
FEED
100
lb.
Wheat,.
No
8
.....,........,,,
$3.10
0'
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......
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Bran.
v.
..
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,
12X0
Short
$2.10
Middling
SSJ0
Barley
,
M45
Poultry
mash
,.i...,,V.
S3iK)
Speclil
eggmaah
$3,40
Oyster
shell
......,.,..,.,....,
$.160
Scratch
food
.i.......
......
......
$1.60
Beef
scrap,.........,.,,,,,.,..,,
(MA
Ground
oil.
cake
,.
$4.76
Baby
chick
feed
HM
Fine
ot
chop
,
I.70
Cnuhed
oata
M70
Fine
barley
chop
SSV46
Whole
corn
ftM
(backed
corn
M-l-0
Fin
cornnual
........
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