(TUESDAY.
OCTOBEM
13,
I5l
Unless
someone
tells
her
about
her
eyes
the'll
netJ
an
extension
on
her
arm"
The
woman
is
far-sight-exl,
but(
doesn't
knejw1
it.
How
ridiculous
she
makes
herself
look,
in
her
attempt
to
read
the
mcnul
Too
many
women,
and
men
too,
go
through
this
same
futile
performance,
lie
sure
that
your
own
sight
is
normal.
Have
your
eyes
examined!
?
P,lliitk
Tittjft
1
1
til
I
r
I
tit
it
It
ima
l
tittl
tin
HI,
4
(Jewellers
SsLthc
store
with
the
clocn
BENT'S
LADIES'
READY-TO-
WEAR
J
rfJ'JXVI'tl
;,
pp.1ii
iuie
of
English
Made
Cravenette
Raincoats
if
i.
n
Uf
(r-n
Ml
lit
J.
BENT
Third
Ave.
Phone
651.
LUMBER
VYp
nrr
nininifncturuig
rongli
ntjil
tlrcset'd
liim-lrr
KIc
grain
boat
'fiWir.
llnlilml
mid
salmon
boxes.
Ask
For
Prices
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
562
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Ilpeciver,
Liquidator,
Trustee.
Ac
Phono
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PIUNCK
nUI'IiflT
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
530,
Green
23S,
Black
735.
Night
Phonal
687,.
639,
Green
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
QCO.
I.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fin
Trimminfrs
at
low
,pr(ces
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A,
Third
Ave.
IIKAIHJl
VKTKICS
oh
,(,
vOUM
OIUJAM.UlON
OITOHITE
NT.UK
i
liM'.UCTMKNT
I
WA81IINOTON,
Oct.
12
An
official
agency
of
th
League
of
Nation,
the
I
International
Labor
Office
with
head.
t
quarters
at
Geneva,
U
operating
almoat
1st
the
front
floor
of
the
State
Depart
roent.
Although
the
United
Statu
stays
outside
the
League,
recognition
bat
been
given
to
the
Washington
Branch
cf
the
Ictei
national
Labor
Office,
which
Is
ex-tmpt
from
taxation
and
which
Is
permitted
to
import
duty
free
books
and
document
from
the
Geneva
headquarters.
IMIIH-keth
t.
i..uou
The
office
has
been
operating
here
quietly
for
some
time
and
only
recently
came
to
public
notice
with
the
Issulwr.
,of
a
series
cf
public
statements
dealing
with
IU
activities
and
with
the
world
wide
work
of
the
Oeneva
office.
Lelfur
MagnuMon.
a
former
official
of
the
American
Labor
Department.
Is
dl-i
lector
of
the,
Washington
Branch,
the
j
'
prime
purpose
of
which
is
to
Interpret
the
industrial
and
labor
sttustlon
In
the
I
United
State
for
the
centrsl
office.
"The
Wsthlnglon
Branch
collects
federal
and
state
government,
publications
in
the
field
of
labor
and
Industry
and
sees
to
It
that
they
are
rejularly
dispatched
to
Oeners."
said
Mr.
Magnus-sou.
AIT
Ell
H-lloi
it
H
tY
"It
prepares
memoranda
In
response
to
specific
Inquiries
from
the
centrsl
ot-tut
Larger
researches
also
hive
been
undertaken
imong
which
lave
bren
a
study
of
the
housing
situation
In
the
tutted
Stat:
the
ue
of
leisure
time
by
Industrial
workers,
the
statu
of
health
'
asjrance
and
old
age
pensions
In
this
r
untty
For
association
and
indlvtd-;UiJ-
in
this
country,
this
brsnch'glve
Information
concerning
the
work
of
the
Oenera
office."
Inquiries
directed
by
members
of
rcngreM.
government
departments
and
sute
offMals
to
the
Washington
branch
dealt
with
such
subject
as
Industrial
rendition
tn
Egypt.
China.
Japan
and
Ir-dta
world
unemployment
and
price
movement:
working
women
in
Industry
tn
the
different,
major
countries;
establishment
of
the
eight
hour
day
and
48
hour
week
abroad.
The
International
Labor
Office,
has
as
Its
prime
object
the
establishment
of
the
eight-hour
dsy
and
th
a
hour
week
among
the
laboring
people
tn
all
countries
LA
MO
ACT.
Nstlc
Sly
to
Lssi
Lsn
In
I'lmr
linperl
land
Reronlint
t'l
i
'
anil
-iiium-
si
J'dmt)
Mirtx.r.
veeo
huMi-
i.itnd
l
SI.
Mti
l
Uwl
(unervlllr
i-aimef)
i
mm
l
td.,
liimnlirr.
r)
i
..
--
pa
tluti
I
i.ii
l
i'trtv
Intend
I"
M"I)
for
S
lessr
r
it
r..lliH(
ow-i-tlr4
Uud:
lutiwiirniir
at
f..t
planted
al
tlx
w.illiaM
mrnsjr
of
Utr
Tvftt
Mineral
'
urn
r.u.mr
the
ea.lerti-
tmular
in
a
i.
iiii!
iiir-'iioii
is
rtMin:
ttMixe,
ii.
tiiK-..Tl
II
r-tiam.
in
bull
wnei
..
ark
llMO.f
lllhrlrljr
tU$
tho
tilth
I
wsii'f
nisik
IS
ctttiftv
xbntr
smitllweM-
'
.i.i
1
r(Min,
m-ire
r
h,
tn
the
j
i.ini
a
r.rfniiwnrrtiM.m.
sji
ntitiinr
it
i
if.
u'f
"t
less.
I
i.VEHlli.K
IVMIIV
OlMI'tNY.
I
TIL.
Arrllrsm.
I'M-
F.
l.
MttlM-fT.
Iwxt
.
plemlfr
Sth
Ittt.
LAND
ACT.
NvJcs
SKntloa
I
Apply
te
Li
Lid.
Ik
.
m
,
tiecimtior
luiiriii
or
rriure
II
lit
and
Untie
n
twrth
nhore
of
an
I
nn-.nl
list
ia
South
.West
Cnasl
of
I
it
I
nand,
sboul
nne
mile
ri
frtn
Muff
j
rue
0Tlcr
thai
F..
tiouu.
of
Lowej
tn.
'i.
I
vlnre
ot
tirluth
Columbia,
ucru-
I
nt
'H.
int-y
Mansrer,
intend
lo
ipplj
1
i.
:
if
:tMt
fiili.m
in
de.cribrd
Unrfv
i
mtvi
'
it
at
a
lil
pliotni
on
the
j
wirr
O'
BiMnmeo
j
n
uw
rouw
e.t
.
k
.1
11
nil
IWitiil.
about
one
mile
fM
ot
i.,ff
rnlt.r
ttirnre
north
twenty
hln.
'Retire
esl
twenty
rhuliu.
Wience
tit
twenty
rhiinv
mnre
ur
Irsi.
to
Hrh
Wster
Mtrk:
Ihenre
follnivint
tilth
wtter
itist-k
welMiy
la
point
of
eommenremen.
ami
ri4ilslnlnir
eltlit
seres,
tmire
or
lets.
nm:n
July
iom,
tt
C
B0tt8FtU.
tPpltesnt.
MINKRAL
AOT
Certifies!
f
Improvement.
'
Winn
Frii'tinnil
.V.
t.
Anyoi
snd
Jus-
nils
.Mineral
claims.
Huile
In
the
Allin
Mining
IHvuliin
nf
the
rtr
tltrlrt.
slxiiit
nne
mile
tip
ulrratn
rrom
the
htmlh
nf
Vnn
niver.
TAkK
M'Tlf.F.
thai
The
Fntlneee
Oold
Minen
l
td..
Inr..
Free
Miner
rerltrirste
,.
notior
intend
Itly
rtxys
from
tbm
nsxa
raws
PAGE
FIVE
LEAGUE
AGENCY
ANNIVERSARY
.
IN
WASHINGTON
UNITED
CHURCH1
:
tlie:(,
wlinst
address
is
liirerttess
cannery,
date
hereor
.t"
apply
In
the
Mlnlnr
He-
rnnler
fur
a
Cerllrleste
or
Improvement,
reir
the
piirnnw
of
ciiiiainint
Crown
irnt
'if
the
slxive
rlslm.
And
further
take
not
Ire
lh.it
trtlnn,
tin.
iter
ierl!iiii
.
mut
lie
rotnmenreil
beTore
I
lie
iiie
-if
sueh
Cerllfirile
of
In
prove-
""pATF.n
this
lt
day
of
September.
..D.
H.
McN.
FRASER.
Aftent
MINIMAL
ACT
wtrtlflcst
or
Improvsmsnts.
tn.uniK
No.
4.
I.nt
!&!.
Mineral
Clilm
Itusts
In
the
Al"n
Mitilns
nivllnn
nf
the
i
annsr
lil'lrlrt.
nn
tin
Wet
Arm
of
Tn-kun
Arm,
IhmiI
three
onsrler
of
s
mile
up
Atrentn
rniin
tut
mmuih
tn
waim
iii.ri.
TtKK
NOTU'E
that
I,
Charles
K.
Ollniore,
Free
Miner
Crrtirieste
n.
St7l,
Intitid.
'ilv
il.iv
fnun
t.'ie
date
hereof,
lo
apply
tn
ihn
Vinlnir
rtcennlee
rur
s
Cerllflrsle
.if
Imprnvenients.
for
the
iirtme
or
nl-lalnlnr
s
:riwn
Irani
ur
the
(hove
rl.tltn.
Anil
rtirther
talett
tmllre
that
anion,
uniler
aerllon
tt.
mtit
he
efimmeltred
le-tun
Uh
-
li"ue
of
mieli
Certlflrat
or
1m-nrovepienta.
.
.
nTFI
till
l
rtf,y
of
m
Seplemher.
A.D
""'
It
MeN.
FnAFn.
tronl.'
MINERAL
ACT.
Osrtiricsts
of
Imorovsmanti
Swoeptake
.X".
.
Swoepiake
No.
A
Fraellnt'sl
and
swiifstake
Mn,
Frae-tloual
Mineral
Claim,
sltnale
In
the
Atlln
Minm
invtolon
of
caviar
Hllrri.
WheiT
h'eateil'
-
KaM
alrto
of
Taku
Arm.
fieep
Creek,
neai-
Ttkt:
NOTH'F.
Hint
lleelnald
Symes,
harr'uier
anil
snllrlmr,
nf
040
We
pen-Sir
l
VatiniMver.
Ilrltlh
Coluinliln.
set-lie
a"aiceni
rnr
Rwerp'takea
Minln
Cr-rKiralKin
Free
Miner's
Cerllfleaie
Nn.
lit
an
Inleml.
al'iy
MJ'
rrn
'tie
date
nerVilr'
l"
annly
n
lh
Mlntnt
lleennler
rnr
Cerllfleaie"
nf
lnimvemetil,
for
the.
r.iirioe
of
ihtalnlnir
Crown
Oranti
ot
myu
ritiiTHKn
the
mitick
that
sc.
ilnn
rnnler
serllnn
mut
lie
eonunenred
tM-rnre
the
iMiie
t)f
stirh
rerlinratea
nr
'TaWwi
I'l
y
of
Septetnlier,
A.n.
l(t.
r
Perfection
in
ourVhisIfy
is
Due
to
94Years
Experience
(jOODERHAMAfe
.
Jll?
CANADIAN
t
TRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
Tins
advcrttaeiTicnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
I
irjnor
Uoniroi
Hoard
or
by
the
Oovernment
of
Hrilish
(Vilnmhla
BID
INVITED
FOR
REPAIRS
HUM
E
Kt
l'KItT
MllPV
tlll)
.tKU
TO
.lti:
I'KIti;
ON
KtlKVl
MA
It
I
VICTCRIA,
Oct.
1J.
Prince
Rupert
well
aa
other
shipyards
Is
Invited
to
bid
on
the
repair
Job
for
the
Kaikyu
Miru
and
it
u
expected
the
work
will
run
into
M00.OO0.
The
ship
ts
beached
at
Blenkinsop
Bay.
where
patching
the
hull
la
being
completed.
Officials
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Company
stated
thla
week
they
ipect
to
refloat
the
vessel,
following
which
she
will
be
towed
to
Vancouver
and
drydocAed
for
surrey
by
underwriters
and
shipyard
surveyors,
both
the
Victoria
Machinery
Depot
and
Yarrows.
Limited,
will
send
one
of
their
men
over
to
Vancouver
to
make
a
bid
for
the
contract.
Damage
to
th
rel
to
of
such
an
extent
that
tt
will
take
approximately
three
months
to
complete,
and
will
provide
employment
tor
some
ISO
to
309
men.
Victoria
firms
will
make
strong
effort
to
secure
this
contract.
MUCH
TOUGH
AND
SPROUTED
GRAIN
Oiil)
forty
per
reut
of
,lralrle
flraln
1hrrhel
at
Meek
Fud
Fine
weather
-has
prevailed
during
the
past
va-ek.
in
Alberta
and
in
parts
of
Saskatchewan
and
threshing
Is
general
saya
the
Bank
of
Montreal
report.
Dehere
on
Prairies
'
there
have
been
further
rains.
There
will
be
much
tough
and
sprouted
grsln.
but
extent
'Pnd
on
future
weather,
as
probably
hot
more
than
40
per
cent
r
.hr-.hi.
threshing
h..
haa
been
.rxi.,1
completed.
...
Iu
Quebec
quality
of
grain
crops
as
a
.
hl-
h..
hn
-i
adversely
by
heavy
twins
during
the
harvesting
oper
ations.
In
Ontario
dry
weather
during
the
past
week
haa
enabled
most
farmer
to
complete
their
grain
harveitlng.
In
Maritime
Province
weather
condition
for
completing
harvest
have
been
favorable
and
roots
will
be
a
good
yield.
In
British
Columbia
harvesting
of
all
croivy
except
late
apple
and
roots,
to
practlcaly
completed.
WATER
WOTICC.
Diversion
and
Ul.
TAkK
MITII
I
llul
llnlien
llmln
John.
win
itnv
inr
a
tirenee
hi
take
ami
lie
I
u.
Oiiii
talkms
er
day
vX
water
out
nf
rreek
weal
or
wharf
it
China
IUI,
iNo
known
la
inn
name),
whlrh
flows
soiiih,
east
and
lira
flu
into
Trim
I
Hay
a
limit
400
feel
outh
itnng
tlir
ln-arh
from
the
south.
eal
corner
Lot
"A."
kltaoi
1
.11.
The
wiler
will
t
diverted
Tnitn
the
Mrram
at
l
point
about
Son
reel
renin
Its
innniti
and
will
li
ul
fur
domemic
anil
ranne.-y
itirHines
upon
the
land
desertliej
as
l.nl
"A",
kluiHi
I.tt.
This
iiuiiie
wi
ixmietl
mi
I
lie
irniind
on
Ihe
IJth
day
of
September.
Iljl.
A
copy
of
this
notlre
anil
it
nf.pliiall'in
pitriusnl
thereto
and
tn
the
"Wiler
Aif'
Willi
be
riled
in
the
of.
fteoyof
the
Water
Heeonler
at
rriure
Hu
rl.
tibierllvns.
In
tlx
appllralluii
may
oe
filed
Willi
Hie.
said
Water
Itecuttler
or
with
lhi
Comiilrollcr
of
Water
tllirhl,
Parliament
Iiiulilmits,
Ylrinrla,
It.C,
within
thirty
days
arier
the
first
aptx-amire
or
this
imllre
In
a
jncsl
newiriter.
The
il.nte
ur
the
firM
xilillrillnn
of
this
nntics
Is
SeplemlMT
Sil,
lt.
nniiKUT
Cii.tinnE
joiimston,
Anpllranl.
WATCR
NOTICt
Diversion
and'
Us
TAKE
MlliCK
that
II,
u.
Kyle,
whoee
Sildrens
14
Wransell.
Alalia,
and
Telegraph
CriM'k.
It.
c.
win
appiy
rur
a
uretixe
to
lake
and
tio
,uuu
miner's
luvlnw
flow
nf
n.i..1
mil
a.P
lln.L.
,lt,ll.
l.lnl,
n.....
easterly
Into
ipii
Crerk.
the
water
will
tie
iiivorieti
from
the
stream
st
a
point
Shlllll
Iwn
mllert
lln
the
li.nm
rrom
II.
inuiilh
lull)
I
ieae
.rm
ami
will
be
used
ror
nynraniie
iiiimnir
purpofte
upon
bench
piarer
claim,
known
and
.
ile
rihed
aa
Irani'
,ao.
I
vo
nun
ill.
Tills
This
notice.
ii.iine
ws
vn
luiKieii
on
the
irtMiMKl
oh,
iho
13rd
day
nf
July
I0o.
A
copy
of
tin
nmlre
and
iti
applieatinn
pumuaiii
thereto
wirt
to
the
"Water
Aft,
ISM."
will
be
tiled
In
Hie
nrriee.
or
the
Wsler
lleennler
at
Teletrsph
Creik.
ottjerihiu
t'i
the
apfilicatlon
may
lie
filed
Willi
tfte
Mid
Water
Iteconler
ur
with
the
Comptroller
or
Water
nigliln,
Parliament
Hiill.linn,
Vli-lnrla.
II
C
wl.
Ililn
Ihlrtv
ilnv
sfter
the
firi
iimearahre
or
this
notice'
In
-the
loesl
liewii1er.
no
unie
or
inn
rirri
putiiiesilon
gr
inn
notice
It
eeptftiiher
14th,
toA,
11.
1).
KYLE,
Applicant.
MtUiE
MMItllts
TOOK
P.tltT
IV
IH(
ANMAI.
EVENT
The
Prince
Rupert
United
(Method.
1st)
Church
celebrated
its
eighteenth:
anniversary
with
special
services
on
Bunds
y
and
a
congregational
supper
last
night,
On
Sunday
the
pulpit
was
taken
by1
Iter.
William
Allen
of
Terrace
and
there-were
two
excellent
services.
Music
In
!
the
morning
was
by
the
children
and.
In
the
evening,
by
the
senior
choir.
There
were
two
hundred
present
at
the
supper
and
concert,
both,
of
whlcli
were
under
the
auspices
of
the
Ladle
Aid,
Mrs.
J.
Krlkevsky
president.
The
coclai
parlors
were
suitably
decoraterl
and
a
splendid
fare
was
provided
for
the
Urge
turnout.
After
the
supper,
the
festivities
were
carried
into
the
auditorium
of
the
church
where
a
program
of
much
excellence
was
enjoyed.
Mrs.
Anderson,
xoompanled
by
Mrs.
Donald
Rou,
and
Mrs.
P.
W.
Allen
and
J.
8.
Wilson,
ac-.
companled
by
Mrs.
Cullen,
were
much
appreciated
soloist.
A
vocal
duet
by
Mrs.
Allen
and
Mr.
Wilson
proved
very
popular
and
Miss
M.
A.
Way'a
piano
solos
were
of
their
usual
quality
anil
skill.
Miss
Marjorle
Lancaster's
vlollji
eolos.
with
Mrs.
H.
C
Praser
accompanying,
were
much
applauded
and
Miss
Louie
Fisher
won
the
audience
srltlv
her
clever
elocutionary
numbers.
In
the
course
of
the
evening.
Rev.
j
William
Allen,
punctuating
his
remarks
with
humorous
sallies,
delivered
a
fin
addreM
on
"The
Changes
in
the
Kirk"
itallng
with
the
development
of
the
xcrvlcea
from
the
olden
days
to
the
modern.
He
also
referred
to
the
many
mprovemenU
In
church
music.
The
evening
entertainment
was
Srought
to
a
dose
with
the
singing
.of
he
National
Anthem,
GOSSIP
ABOUT
WOMEN
OUIIIKS
:
TO
UIIUK
On
a
tour
of
investigation
among
the
Tillages
of
the
Black
Sea
region.
Jie
Governor
found
that
farm
work
was
being
done
by
women,
while
their
lord
and
.masters
sat
In
the
village
coffee
house
smoking
and
gossiping.
The
Oovernor
gsve
orders
to
thu
mayor
of
each
village
tn
this
district.
that
every
able!
bodied
man
should
be
forced
to
work
In
the
fields
during
Uw
day
and
that
BSce
should
be
allowed
to
sit
In
th
coffee
houses
during
the
.
IT
nours
when
the'
women
were
tolling.
.tlx
II
VIII
1.4IVO
The
Island
of
Uahant,
In
Brittany,
claims
to
be
the
only
point
left
in
Europe
wherein
bobbed
hair
to
unknown.
The
women
all
wear
their
hair
long
ana
down
the
back.
Viewed
from
the
rear
:t
to
dlfflcut
to
discern
among
the
female
element,
children,
mothers
or
grandmothers,
aa
they
all
look
like
young
girls
of
a
grneratlon
past,
whe
long
curls
were
the
rule.
KENKW
M
IFILtCt:
FKlllT
French
militant
suflraglsta
are
going
to
carry
their
demand
for
the
vote
to
every
town,
village
and
farmhouse
In
riance.
Under
the
leadership
of
Mmr.
Marthe
Bray,
president
of
the
League
for
Immediate
Suffrage,
flying
partlei
will
tour
Franc
in
automobile,
concentrating
their
work
on
the
Individuals.
Heretofore
feminine
persuasion
ho.-
been
brought
to
bear
largely
on
th.
politicians.
There
have
been
many
"fair
promises,"
saya
time.
Bray,
but
tltUe
action.
The
League
for
Immediate
Su.Tra-e
hopes
by
Its
person!
appeal
to
th
People
of
the
country
to
get
a
measuro
wanting
suffrage
to
women,
through
the
ntxt
session
of
Parliament,
'which
meet
hie
month.
,
.
I.tiMlOV.I
"MiK-SHVLOrKS"
"dhe-Shylock
of
the
Slums
I
the
rplthet
applied
to
women
who
speclallrs.
,n
small
loans
to
wives
of
working
men
In
the
poor
districts
ot
England's
great
cities.
One
of
these
money
lender
haa
been
fined
five,
pounds
for
transaction
In
which
the
Interest
charged
was
at
the
rate
of
868
per
cent
a
year.
The
lady
was
not
fined
for
her
high
Interest
rate,
out
lor
operating
without
licence.
The
business
could,
have
been
legalized
"merely
by
filling
out
a
form
snd
paying
a
small
fee.
There
are
hundreds
of
"She-Shy
locks"
In
Orest
Britain.
They
make
loans
for
a
few
shillings
to
poor,
Ignorant
women
who
usually
meekly
subml1-
to
exorbitant
Interest
charges
rather
than
let
their
husbands
know
they
are
In
the
tolls
ot
money
lenders.
WOMAN"
IU.ACKM.MIT1I
Rosa
Stelnklauber,
blacksmith,
la
one
of
the
best
known
artisans
li)
Eggen-burg,
Austria.
A
diploma
testifies
that
she
Is
uiy
rucieu,
"
serveq
ner
ap-
pmuiceamp
ana
aausriea
her
exsmlu
era
that
she
Is
entitled
to
call
heraelf
a
master
blacksmith."
Rosa
to
a
cartwrlght
'aa
well
aa
a
blacksmith.
She
is
a
haudsome
woman.
whoH
strength
Is
equal
to
that
ot
any
man,
and
can
shoe
the
most
refractory
horse.
IMIKMHM
Hilt
Nl
MSIMl
A
premium
ot
750
marks
for
an
mothers
nursing
their
children
for
at
least
18
weeks
haa
been
appropriated
by
the
Remichetd
Ministry
for
Publls
Welfare.
This
premium
will
be
pntd
to
the
persevering
mother
at
th
ex-plratlou
ot
th
10th
week
and
repeated
The
Well-Managed
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
m
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
inventions
to
malie
your
home
life
easier,
more
com-fortable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
in-
I
formation
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
useful
and
interesting.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
member
of
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family's
Welfare
should
mafe
a
habit
of
reading
the
ads.
Read
after
the
20th
and
34th
week.
M)K
SU
YEARS
Premier
Brland
has
retained
his
cook
over
a
period
of
thirty
years.
On
each
ot
his
twelve
sojourn
in
various
ministries.
M.
Brland
took
the
faithful
cook
along
with
him.
She
enjoys
a
high
re
putation
among
the
diplomats
and
statesmen
who
attend
banquets
given
at
the
Qua!
d'Orsay
and
haa
become
such
an
important
person
that
she
was
recently
interviewed.
"Monsieur
Brland
may
be
In
the
right
place
at
the
Foreign
affairs,"
she
volunteered,
"but
I
would
hate
to
have
him
go
to
the
Flnsnces."
"Why,"
asked
the
Interviewer.
"He
never
checks
up
my
accounts,
she
replied.
Market
Prices
HSU
Halibut,
lb
35o
Salmon,
red
spring,
lb
35c
Salmon,
white
spring
lSc
Smoked
kippers,
lb
15c
Kippered
salmon,
lb,
35c
Smoked
black
cod.
lb
saftc
Finnan
haddiea,
lb
30c
Snlt
mackerel,
lb
35c
Eastern
salt
herring,
3
for
..........
35c
Salt
codfish
fillets,
lb
30c
Boneless
salt
cod
bricks,
lb
35c
MEATS
Fowl,
No.
1
lb
35c
to
40c
Roasting
chicken,
lb.
t
45c
to
50c
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade
.........
60c
Ham.
whole,
first
grade)
50c
Uam.
picnic,
lb
35c
Cottage
rolls,
lb
."...-.
40c
Bacon,
back,
'sliced
65c
Bacon,
aide
50c
to
65c
Pork,
dry
salt
35c
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb,
..i,
45o
Veal,
shoulder
33c
Veal,
lolri
....'!
v-s
h
.
400
Veal,
teg
......
40c
Pork,
shoulder
30c
Pork,
loin
)
43c
Pork,
leg
,i
......
4.
-43rf
Beef,
pot
roast
uvic
to
18c
Beef,
boiling
10c
to
13c
Beef,
steak
i
.......
..t
.
.
'.
350
to
400
Beef
.roast,
prim
rib
.......
...
30c
Lamb,
chops
.
...,....
.
800
Lamb,
shoulder
350
Mutton,
leg
.
.
400
Lamb,
leg
..n
.r.
480
Mutton,
chops
400
Mutton
houldr
300
the
advertisements
to
buy
wisely
BL'TTEK
Brookfleld.
Shamrock
and
Woodland.
3
lbs
85c
E.CX
3
lbs
86c
Capital,
2nd
grade,
lb
40c
Praser
Valley,
lb
45c;
CHEESE
Ontario
solids
30c
I
Stilton,
lb
35c
Kraft
...
45c
I
Norwegian
Ooat
65c
Napoleon
Llmberger
70c
Roquefort
.'
75c
Swifts'
Buttercup,
lb
45c
Oorgonzola.
lb
75c
McLaren's
Cream,
Jars,....
45c
and
85c
Oruyere
goc
Golden
Leal,
lb.
45c
VEGETABLES
'
New
beets,
bunch
6c
Beets,
8
lbs
25c
100
lbs
12.78
New
carrots,
bunch
6c
B.C.
Carrots,
lb.
8e
100
lbs.
.;
A253
Rutebagas,
6
lbs
2Jo
100
lbs
2.7J
Radishes,
bunch
6c
Nevy
potatoes,
10
lbs
25c
Potatoes,
100
lbs
$2.00
Fancy
B.C.
tomatoes,
per
lb
10c'
Tomatoes,
per
basket
40c
Watercress,
bunch
10c!
Orcen
peppers,
3
lbs
26c
Cucumbers,
each
10c
and
16c
Parsley,
bunch
6c
Mint,
bunch
)..
6c
Leeks.
3
bunches
16c
Cauliflower.
B.C.,
head
........
35c-36c
Corn
on
the
cob,
.dozen
40c
Oreen
onions,
dozen
,
26c
Terrace
cabbage,
lb.
.
6c
B.C.
head
lettuce,
10c
Garlic,
Imported,
per
lb.
40c
B
C.
Cooking
onions,
8
lbs.
25c
Rhubarb,
outdoor,
3
lbs,
..
35c
Wax
and
green
beans,
3
lbs.
35c
Vegetable
marrow,
lb.
'.....
6c
Celery,
,2.
bunches
.
.k.
.'.j...
36c
Hubbard
squash,
lb,
.
7c
Citron,
lb.
7e
Pumpkin,
lb.
.
.
.
7c
Sweet
,
Potatoes,
3
lbs.
.
.
36c
Fg
plant,
2
lbs.'
yA.,
36o
Pickling
'cucumbers,
lb.
15c
Pickling
onions,
3
lbs.
.
360
IKI'IT
Oranges,
Valencia,
dozen
..
35c
to
76c
Lemona,
Suuklst.
doz.
.
..
.
35o
an5
36c
California
grape
fruit,
3
for
,
25c
Bananas.
3
lbs.
for
36e
Candled
Jioney
.,,..
....4-..-
35c
Extracted
honey.,
lb
35c
and
35o
Apples,
Mcintosh
Reds
.,
83.36
Home
in
order
i
Apples.
Wealthles
2
83
Apples.
Oravensteins
I3.S0
Cookllng
apples
.................
1.95
Canteloupes.
each
r
16c
Peaches,
case
.
II.
49
Italian
prunes,
crate
Cocoanuts,
each
30c
and
25c
Honey
Dew
melons,
each
45c
Casaba
melons,
lb
10c
Pears,
Bartlett,
case
13.93
DRIED
FKL1T8
Dates,
bulk.
3
lbs.
36c
Dates.
Dromedary
26c
Raisins,
bulk,
lb
20c
Raisins,
package,
lb
35c
Cluster
raisins,
lb
35c
Lemon
and
orange
peel,.,1..,.....,
30c
Citron
peel
Black
cooking
figs
White
tigs,
lb.
Table
figs.
lb.
...
Currants
Prunes
Apples
95e
.
)
m
.
.
v
.
600
Mi
30c
and
35c
....'.!.
,15c
35c
22
!,C
160-260
..
250
Peaches,
peeled
..........
36c
Apricots,
U
40c
NUTS
Almonds,
shelled
Valenclas
76c
Brazils
and
filberts
......
35c
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
...
60p
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
...
66c
Almonds
.
.
.
360
Peanuts
20c
Manchurlan
walnuts
.
36c
California
walnut
.
.
45c
No.
1
mixed
nuts
360
StKlAR
White,
per
100
IT.10
Tellow.'per
100
..................
$8.60
FLOl'K
Flour,
491.
No.
1
hard
wheat
.....
13.78
Pastry
flour,
10"
'
86c
Pastry
flour,
49's
...,.....,......
1340
IKED
100
lb.
Wheat,
No.
6
310
OaU
3.60
Bran
.......
........
2.00
,..vuf.......
Shorts
3.10
Middlings
...
2.60
Barley
2.15
Poultry
mash
...k.
M00
Special
eggmash
S3
40
Oyster
shell
$2.10
8cratch
food
t380
Beef
scrap
tSSS
Ground
oil
cakaj
....1...
I4.T8
Baby
chick
teed
.................
MJ4
fPlne
oat
chop
12.70
crushed
oaU
-A3.70
Fine
barley
chop
12.46
Whol,corn
,.w,w,j(
MOO
Cracked
corn
88.10
Fin
coram!
88.10