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STOHE
WITH
THE
C10CN
Professional
Career
for
Women
and
Duties
of
Motherhood
are
LONDON,
October
1
1
With
the
duties
of
wire
ny1
mnth.r
ha.
K.
.
.
.,
,
th
especial
reforms
desr
to
them
both.
"Do
my
children
look
neglected
7"
Lady
Astor
often
aaked,
"because
I
am
trying
to
promote
better
law
for
other
people'
children?"
AfTIVK
IX
HI
I.KilOV
Mr.
Louise
Crelghton,
widow
of
the
late
Bishop
of
London,
la
aa'
outstanding
example
of
a
woman
tremendously
active
all
her
married
life
In
parochial
and
national
church
organlzatlone,
a
public
speaker,
the
author
of
many
books,
and
the
mother
of
seven
children.
Mrs,
'Crelghton
accomplished
the
herculean
women
doctor
in
Harley
Street
are
wive
tk
of
making
both
end
meet
In
the
and
mother.
'management
of
Pulham
Palace,
when
IX
I
It
l
it
or
rir.M
i:
her
husband
waa
Bishop
cf
London.
Madam
Curie
U
a
brilliant
exception
Heedmlatrease
and
women
college
to
th
women
of
science
whose
marriage
professors
seem
the
clasa
least
.able
to
(trmulated
her
studies
and
led
to
the,
unite
marriage
with
their
profession.
discovery
of
radium.
With
the
great
,
Preach
woman
may
be
claased
tbe
late
lady
Hufglns.
whose
youthful
Interest
in
the
sura
developed
Into
a
partnership
in
study
and
discovery
after
her
mar-
riage
to
tbe
great
astronomer.
BIT
WU-
'
Dam
llufgtaa.
1
The
woman
novelist
Is
rot
dependent
I
cm
manual
experience
In
portraying
pas-
'
elon.
Intuition
taught
Jane
Austin
tb
j
'
secrets
of
th
heart,
aa
did
th
:
three
Bronte
Blstera.
If
Charlotte's
brief
year
of
married
life,
during
which
she
undoubt-
'
edly
waa
handicapped
by
her
clerical
husband
ahd
ceased
to
write.
1
excepted.
nr.
iii.Li'io
iii:k
mkitino
,
Oeoree
EUoVe
genius
required
the
stimulus
of
experience.
She
might
have
remained
highbrow
spinster
writing
articles
for
the
review,
it
ah
had
not
the
stimulating
companionship
of
Oeorg
Henry
Leal.
Prompted
by
mm
she
lespt
into
fame
with
"Adam
Bede."
In
her
second
husband.
Mr.
Cross,
ahe
again
found
an
Invigorating
companion.
Mra
nor
Annie
Steel
dean
of
Brit-lab
demen
rtovellsta.
baa
combined
literature
and
th
domesticities
in
a
remarkable
manner.
Marriage
made
her
novelist
She
says
that
ahe
haa
never
felt
that
her
worth
suffered
from
mar-nag
and
motherhood
and
also
tblnka
that
no
woman
can
really
understand
lift
uhttl
she
ha
borne
children."
BU1I.
ah
adds,
"for
really
professional
women
I
rather
doubt
th
wisdom
of
motherhood
"
.M"TKI
KIMOKI.
IN
IAMII.V
Actresses
nearly
all
marry.
Miss
Sybil
Thomdike
attribute
her
success
to
the
tutelage
and
aid
of
ber
husband,
Lewla
Cssson,
She
rejoice,
too,
aa
th
mother
Of
four
children,
two
boy
and
twp
girls.
Thy
hav
helped
her
to
a
realization
of
the
trenxy
of
outraged
wifehood
and
motherhood
in
her
portrayal
of
"Medea."
Dsm
Clara
Butt
and
Mr.
Kennerley
Rumlord
prove
that
marriage
1
no
deterrent
In
the
musical
profession.
Asked
If
she
felt
her
husbsnd
and
children
to
be
a
hindrance
to
her
work.
Dame
Clara
laughted
at
the
suggestion.
as
a
roiiTimx
,The
newest
profession
tor
women,
that
of
M.P..
has
an
interesUng
example
NOTICE
Of
INTINTIOM
TO
APPLY
FOR
LtASC
In
the
Laud
hecorUint
I'lMfkl
of
Alllo
TUt
VirKK
lh
Hi
tnslneer
Oold
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Iim-
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mining
.sii,
miei.iU
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r..r
a
f.reshnr
lese
reel
liMsnt
in
sn
ks.ierly
dlrejlhw
fr
llie
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rurner
of
1
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srk
Miners!
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riiuh
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Wsna
lllver.
un
Tako
Arm
of
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I
sk"
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in
s
.Wirier
y
iire;
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i
rto
:
i.-et.
Iltenre
Kslerly
!
feel,
l.utln
rly
JIO
feel
Uire
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nr
less
.i
point
f
emnnienrMDeni
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xiuimnar
o
seres
more
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11.1.
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dsr
of
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MINERAL
ACT.
Certifies!
f
Impravsmsats
w.
lsk
.Mo.
4,
d'el,;,",
JIP;,PI
i-rii'll'Ul
and
Swerlsk
o,
,f
,
Mineral
CtaMiia.
silusle
In
Ihe
AUIn
VlK-r.-
locsledi-
:t
!
of
Tsku
Arm.
"vTUtTcK
that
neelnaM
yjnM.
bsrrV.ln
"
ami
solicitor,
or
4
0
l'J"
.
Vancouver,
Srllluli
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'
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en
ror
Saeenttskes
N
nine
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s
Tree
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tr,,flr!I-
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ill"
Intend,
titty
iy
"
dVS
?or
rirl
ri-s
es
i.r
improvement,
ror
Ihj
lrlllTIIKR,,T,KE
OTICK
that
"'"!'"
mler
:Vl""1,rI1te
tl,m
the
!
ir
such
cerlirntles
of
l",;?."!,m,i
III
rt.f
of
Peptember,
A.D.
MINgNAL
MOT
FICTION
AND
THE
LIBRARY
(Manchester
Ouardlan)
A
good
deal
of
nonsensical
criticism
haa
been
levelled
against
tbe
publl;
library
because
of
the
preponderance
of
fiction
vblcb
aa
aald
to
figure
amonjst
th
record
of
circulation.
Tb
critic,
hoverer.
overlooked
the
fact
that
th?
public
library
was
Intended
to
minister
to
our
recreation,
our
sesthetle
and
spiritual
needs,
a
well
aa
to
serious
study.
"Works
of
imagination
are
despised
by
some
of
these
carping
crUca
ai
having
to
do
with
fiction
rather
than
with
fact,
and
as
being
of
no
value
Ui
the
student
who
wishes
to
acquire
exact
knowledge.
be
said.
That
la
si
great
mistake,
for
many
of
our
foremost
scientists
have
been
led
to
their
most
Important
discoveries
by
tbe
quickening
nower
of
a
auExesUre
Imagination.
In
history
and
In
the
whole
world
of
con
crete
facu
Imagination
la
aa
necessary
aa
In
porvy.
A
man
may
lire,
and
nte
bravely,
without
Imagination.
Just
aa
a
house
may
be
well
compacted
to
Keep
out
the
rain
and
let
in
tbe
tight.
and
yet
be
ugly.
But
no
roan
would
prefer
to
Ute
In
an
ugly
house
If
he
could
have
a
beautiful
one.
So
beauty
which
Is
the
natural
food
of
a
healthy
imagination,
should
be
sought
after
by
everyone
who
is
anxious
to
make
Iho
moat
of
himself.
-The
great
outstanding
maaterplece
Of
literature,
the
book
which
are
superior
to
the
ebb
and
flow
of
popular
fancy
and
critical
opinion,
and
which
refuse
to
die.
are
the
products
of
the
great
Imaginative
teacher
who
have
created
the
masterpieces
which
have
Immortalized
their
names.
Those
peat
book
owe
their
great
ness
to
the
greatness
of
the
personalities
that
gave
them
life.
They
grow
directly
out
or
life,
and
In
reading
them
e
are
brought
Into
large,
close,
and
fresh
relaUous
with
life.
A
great
novel
la
born
of
tbe
brain
and
heart
of
its
author.
He
haa
put
himself
Into
Its
pagea.
They
partake
of
his
life,
and
are
instinct
with
hie
personality.
HI
ut-terancea
are
the
utterance
of
on
who
ha
himself
been
close-
to
those
aspects
of
life
of
which
he
speaks,
who
haa
looked
at
them
with
his
own
eyea.
ant
by
the
keenneaa
of
vision
haa
aeen
more
deeply
Into
things,
and
by
the
strength
Of
hi
Insight
haa
apprehended
their
meaning
mor
powerfully
than
the
common
race
of
men,
and
who.
In
addition,
had
the
artist's
faculty
of
making
us
aee
and
feel
with
him."
Even
supposing
the
libraries
circulated
a
preponderance
of
fiction,
that
wa
no
argument
against
the
public
library;
It
was
an
arguraeut
for
supplying
only
th
best
In
fiction.
ALBERTA
PLANNING
TAKE
OVER
RAILWAY
AND
TO
OPERATE
IT
EDMONTON,
Bept.
SO?-
That
management
of
the
E,
D.
&
B.
C.
Railway
will,
upon
Norember
11
next,
when
the
Alberta
government
take
over
the
road
from
the
C.P.R.
devolve
upon
John
Cal-laghan,
deputy
minister
of
railway
and
general
manager
of
the
A.
it
O,
W.
and
Laconibe
At.
North-Western
Railway,
and
that
the
present
general
manager
of
the
IE..
D.
tt
B.
C.
Railway,
Jamea
A.
Mac
"lininr
nivMon
of
f;,',rlJSl
,
f.'h
Hon.
Vernor.
W
Smith,
minister
of
Ihoiil
one
'
"f
m""
-
-
Jr
,
.
railways,
refused
to
discuss
the
matter
3"i-X"V-ft
tVavM?--y
or
th.
other
when
aaked
about
Ml
IIP
I'v-i
...
-...
ii.a.a
(Vim
Itw
l
f.iina
a
arrangements
m
nMman
m
tnr
for
maniramant
management
of
if
lieVeof
ttie
Mlnlne
llf
rtste
.1"
spPly
to
2,,ift
for
Cerilrieate
of
Inipnivrinen
for
Lnr...H
in
piirp"'"
of
,k
hnv
rlslni.
..hi
nblalnlng
t
Crown
lier
lake
nntire
thai
anion,
tin.
Anl
mr
.S'Sl.Vi
roinmctireit
tierore
ii
as.
must
lie
ih,
VaVui
if
Mich
Ortifirate
of
improve-""fiATEP
this
IM
"y
of
September.
A.D.
Il.
Hf
utNi
rRAXB,
Agint
future
the
road,
but
the
question
admits
of
no
doubt
on
the
subject,
(Inrernmenl's
F.yes
Open
Upon
one
point,
however,
he
Vaa
quite
strong,
The
provincial
department
of
railway
li
going
Into
the
operation
of
the
E..
D.
&
B.
C.
Railway
with
1U
eyes
wide
open
to
the
responsibility
which
It
uiumN,
both
to
tb
people
of
thU
province
In
general,
and
to
the
people
of
the
Peace
Rleer
country,"
stated
the
minuter,
rerjr
definitely,
when
aaked
if
Discussed
oV
British
Writer
ln!t
the
aervlce
to
the
people
of
the
Peace
Hirer
country,
Whether,
women
-.n
mkin.
.
.
Maintain
Effeetlie
Hen
lee
....
.
I
1
.
"
t"""""
'",
-The
people
of
tble
prorlnce
have
not
,th
learned
women,
chiefly
.ingle,
gave
tbe
ball
another
.prlghtly
fling
at
the
:expreed
any
dUaatl.factlon
with
pro-(
University
Women'
conference
In
Amsterdam,
vlnclal
management
of
the
other
two
j
Opponent!
of
women
entering
the
learned
professions
in
the
old
fashioned
,
llnea
which
we
operate."
proceeded
Mr.
j
day
lined
to
argue
that
neither
the
brains
nor
the
bod
lea
of
women
were
equal
'
Smith,
"and
I
think
the
feeling
la
that
to
the
atraln.
But
It
haa
been
brought
out
in
England
that
nearly
all
medical
ibt7
nn
aafely
leave
it
to
the
govern-
I
women
appear
to
have
found
no
difficulty
In
combining
their
exacting
profea-
raent
10
th4t
the
TT,ce
on
the
E,
!
alona
with
marriage
and
motherhood.
i:w
or
Mini
ix
ixnjon
Women
of
aclence,
however,
are
too
aclentlflc
to
think
much
of
matrimony.
ThU
waa
brought
home
at
Oxford
during
the
meeting
of
the
British
Association,
there
being
but
one
or
two
married
women
who
participated
In
the
disruption
relating
to
science.
Dr.
Mary
Bchartleb,
dean,
of
British
Medical
Women,
consldera
that
marriage
and
motherhood
are
great,
aaseta
to
I
women-doctors.
"Buch
women."
aays
Dr
Bcharlleb.
"hat
first
hand
knowledge
of
the
physiology
and
psychology
of
aomrn
such
aa
no
other
doctcr
can
possess,"
Doctor
Bcharlleb
Is
herself
a
notable
example.
She
married
a
barrister
early
In
her
career
and
her
three
children
achieved
good
positions
one
as
a
school-master,
the
second
aa
a
medical
practitioner,
and
tbe
third
aa
a
medical
woman
She
Is
no
exception.
Other
It
had
not
been
for
my
husband
I
would
never
have
entered
Parliament,"
When
succession
to
his
title
compelled
D.
Si
B.
C.
Railway
la
maintained
Just
aa
effectively
aa
It
haa
been
In
the
cut.
In
Lady
As
tor
of
married
In
I
partnership
an1
just
aa
effectively
aa
Ihe
service
on
pontic
Laoy
Astor
ha
said
that
"If
the
other
urovlnclallT
operated
line."
While
It
Is
correct
that
tbe
old
E,
D.
Ac
B.
C.
sleeper
are
being
renovated
and
put
Into
condition
for
service,
Mr,
Lord
Astor
to
leave
tbe
Commons
fori
smith
statea
that
these
coachea
were
the
Lords,
he,
though
"the
moat
do-
uid
bv
the
CPA
for
some
considerable
mstlc
creature
alive."
urged
hl
wife
to
contest
his
old
seat
at
Plymouth
foi
time,
and
that
the
C.P.R.
sleepers
which
replaced
them,
were
not
main
line
sleeper
care
tuch
as
are
.regularly
used
by
the
railways.
(uetlon
of
freight
Rates
Freight
rates
are
not
likely
to
be
af
fected
by
tbe
change
In
operation,
add
ed
the
minister,
and
he
la
expecting
Measr.
Mander
and
Dalrymple,
of
the
C.N.R..
to
reach
the
city
shortly
for
a
conference
with
the
government'
on
this
matter.
Both
the
C.PJt.
and
the
CJW
he
stated,
were
ready
to
co-operate
to
maintain
the
freight
rates
now
In
ef
fect.
PRINCE
CHARLES
TO
RELIEVE
JOHN
IN
ISLANDS
SERVICE
CJfU.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
E.
Mabbe,
arrived
at
1
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancourer
via
the
south
end
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
aalled
for
Vancouver
direct
after
having
dis
charged
local
freight.
The
Prince
John
la
to
be
relieved
In
the
Islsnda
service
by
the
Prince
Charles
which
will
sail
tomorrow
night
from
Vancouver
for
Prince
Rupert
via
all
Island
point
and
return
south
from
here
by
tbe
same
route
a
week
from
tomorrow.
la
tbe
meantime,
the
John
la
to
make
at
least
one
special
trip
to
the
south
end
of
the
Islands
to
pick
up
aalmon.
Tbe
two
big
ateamera
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
Oeorge
wUI
continue
In
their
present
service
for
awhile
longer.
Market
Prices
IICTTtR
BrookJleld,
Shamrock
Jand
Woodland.
lba,
850
E.C-D,
J
lba.
j
&5c
Capital.
2nd
grade,
lb.
.-.
40c
Praaer
Valley,
lb.
4c
LtKIl
Pure
38c
Compound
i-fi""
23c
niFiK
Ontario
solid
SOc
StUton,
lb
35c
Kraft
...4
4Sc
Norwegian
Ooat
65c
Napoleon
Umbergtr
70c
Koquefort
7SC
fcwlIU'
Buttercup,
lb.
43c
Oorgonaola.
lb.
'
75c
llcLaren
Cream,
jars
....
45c
and
85c
Oruyere
50c
Golden
Leaf,
lb
45c
HOGS
B.C.
fresh,
puUeU
50c
BC.
fresh,
first
55c
B.C.
fresh,
extras
I
80c
Local
new
laid
85c
and
70c
Alberta
fresh,
second
40c
VEGETABLES
New
beets,
bunch
5c
Beets,
6
lbs
S3c
100
lb
H.75
New
carrot,'
bunch
5c
B.C.
CarroU.
M
.....vU.vhv
Sc
100
lb.;
i.v...j.i.;..
825
Rutebagaa;
8
lbs.
.
..f.K.;.,
j
.
.
.
.
25c
100
lba.
.,...;,,....r,V5.ii..
82.75
Radishes,
'bunch
...ftU.1.
5c
New
potatoes,
10
lb.
.............
25c
PoUtoea,
100
lb
82.00
Fancy
B.C.
tomatoes,
per
lb.
......
10c
Tomatoes,
per
basket
40c
Watercresa,
bunch
10c
Green
pepper,
2
lbs.
.
250
Cucumber,
each
10c
and
15c
Parsley,
bunch
5c
Mint,
bunch
!..)..
5c
Leek,
2
bunchea
15c
Cauliflower;
BC,
head
25c-SSo
Corn
on
the
cob.
dozen
40c
Oreen
onlona,
dozen
25c
Terrace
cabbage,
lb
8c
B.C.
head
lettuce
10c
Y
Garlic.
Imported,
per
lb
40c
B.C.
Cooking
onlona.
6
lba
25c
Rhubarb,
outdoor.
S
lba.
25c
Wax
and
green
beans,
S
lba.
25c
Vegetable
marrow,
lb..
8o
Celery,
2
bunchea
.
...
25c
Hubbard
aquaah,
lb
7c
Citron,
lb
7c
Pumpkin,
lb
,
7c
Sweet
Potatoes.
2
lb
25c
Egg
plant,
2
lba
,
35c
Pickling
cucumber,
lb
15c
Pickling
onion.
3
tb
35c
riti'iT
Oranges.
Valenclaa.
dosen
..
25c
to
75c
Lemons,
Sunklst,
don.
....
25c
and
35c
California
grape
fruit,
2
for
,
.25c
Bananas,
2
lba.
for
35c
Candled
honey
25c
Extracted
honey,
tb
35c
and
35c
Applee,
Mclntoah
Reda
82.23
Apple.
Wralthle
2.83
Apple,
Oravenatetna
82.50
Cookllng
apples
.'.
8183
Canteloupes,
each
15o
Peaches,
case
81.45
Italian
prune,
crate
85c
Oocoanuta,
each
.
30o
and
23c
Honey
Dew
mtloni,
each
45c
The
Well-Managed
Home
THE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchasing
agent
for
a
large
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
joo
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
pi
the
family
income.
r
r-
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchc
sing.
And
the
right
Way
to
get
the
great-
est
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
mak&
your
home
life
easier,
more
comfortable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
in-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
make
a
habit
of
reading
the
ads.
Read
the
advertisements
in
order
to
buy
wisely
Caaaba
melons,
lb
10c
Pear.
Bartlett,
case
83.25
DKlElt
rill
ITS
Dates,
bulk.
3
lba.
35c
Dates.
Dromedary
25c
Raisins,
bulk,
lb
20c
Kalalna.
package,
lb.
25c
Cluster
raisins.
Ib.
25c
Lemon
and
orange
peel
SOc
Citron
peel
50c
Black
cooking
fig
20c
and
25c
White
figs,
lb
15c
j
Table
fig,
lb
25c
Curranta"
22,c
Prunes
15c-25c
Apples
25c
Peaches,
peeled
35c
Aprlcota.
lb.
40c
MIS
'Almond,
shelled
Valenclaa
75c
Brazils
and
filbert
35c
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
50c
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
S5c
Almonds
35c
Peanut
:
20c
Uanchurian
walnuts
25c
California'
walnut
.-.
4ie
No.
1
mixed'
nuts
35c
;
Sl'flAK
White,
per
100
87.10
Yellow,
per
100
88.60
tLOlIt
flour,
49'a.
No.
1
hard
wheat
(3.75
Pastry
flour,
10'a
,".v
65o
Pastry
flour,
49'a
82.80
I1SII
Halibut,
lb.
25c
Salmon,
red
spring,
lb
25c
Salmon,
white
spring
12c
amoked
kippers,
lb
15c
Kippered
aalmon.
lb
25c
Smoked
black,
cod.
lb,
JJ'ic
Finnan
haddles.
lb
20c
Salt
mackerel,
lb
25c
Eastern
salt
herring.
2
for
25c
Salt
codflah
fillets,
lb
30o
Boneless
salt
cod
brick,
lb.
.
35c
MEATS
Fowl.
No.
1
lb
35c
to
40c
Roasting
chicken,
lb
45c
to
60u
Ham,
allced,
first
grade
00o
Ham,
whole,
first
grade
50c
Ham,
picnic,
lb.
35c
Cottage
roll,
lb
Oo
Bacon,
back,
allced
'85o
Bacon,
tide
80c
to
65c
Pork,
dry
salt
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb
Veal,
shoulder
Veal,
loin
Veal,
leg
Pork,
shoulder
Pork,
loin
.
Pork,
leg
.t.
r
350
45
35c
40c
400
SOc
45c
42o
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Oparaitlng
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
maker,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
alt
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SP
Beef,
pot
roast
12Vic
to
18c
Beef,
boiling
10c
to
12c
Beef,
steak
..
25c
to
40c
Beet
.roast,
prime
rib
30c
Lamb,
chopa
50c
Lamb,
shoulder
.....
35a
Mutton,
leg
.....V
40c
Lamb,
leg
I.
48c
Mutton,
chopa,
40c
Mi)tton
shoulder.
30c
rcEit
100
lba.
Wheat,
No.
5
..
"K-'vi-V
Bran
Short,
Middlings
Barley
Poultry
maah
Special
eggmaah
;..
Oyster
shell
Scratch
food
Beet
scrap
around
oil
cak
Baby
chick
feed
Fine
oat
chopa
Crushed
oats,
.
Fine
barley
chop
,
.
.
.
.
,
Whole
corn
Cracked
corn
y
Fin
cornmeal
...
t.
83.10
82.80
82.00
82.10
32.60
8245
83.00
33
40
83.50
33.60
35.33
34.73
84.33
33.70
33.70
3343
83.00
33,10
13.10
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
839,
Green
233,
Black
738.
Night.
Phone
M7,.
639,
Green
238,
Blaok
738.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
i.
BU8HBY,
Man.
Dir.
Fur
Coats.
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Block
.of
I'ui
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
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