,'iemoer
10,
1927
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
Vie
LAUNDER.
SHIRTS
I
AN0irHK.lWftl5T4
TOO"
B
So
TH
OT
Trl
EY
-SEEM
1
D
OUITE
FftfcSH
AMD
NEW..
Oi'R
shirt
waist
and
his
shirt
Mi
.iild
take
a
trip
to
this
laundry
und
return.
Th-y
will
de-rnorntrate
to
you
our
expert
aMIity,
our
polite
manner
of
mrvinj?
and
our
moderate
pl
iers.
We
invite
you
to
do
this.
Pioneer
Laundry
I'hone
118
YOU
ARE
IVVITED
to
see
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
at
The
Lovure
?1C
Third
Atenue
Ne
xt
Itoyal
Hank
Wood
DltY
lUUCH,
CEDAR
AND
JACK
riNE
HrU'lo
Load
8.J.r0
Houbln
Load
$.r0
Liiri't-
Suck
."Op"
0
lll'NDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
$1.00
I'hone
."80
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
REDUCTION
in
Prices
1.7
per
cent
off
for
two
wt6k
only,
.
,
Come
In
apd..
1rtspdci
iuf
stock
M.
T.
LEE
LADIES'
&
GENTLEMEN'S
TAILOR
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Ilox
977
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnllun
Moving.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Heller
Price
l'aid
for
Halibut
New
McUan
Shop
Near
Completion
Jeie
(JulU
:
"iluch
improved
price
featured
the
hi!
i
tat
mrW
tat-in
th
paft
week?
American
bid
went
an
high
at
17.2c
and
8c.
which
the
AIM
and
Eastern
Point
reeeived
for
respective
eatchet
of
5.00
and
14.000
pounds
on
Wednesday
while
the
Canadian
hljrh
was
reiied
I
the
same
day
by
Signal
lfj.ilc
and
7.5c
tor
22,KXJ
uih1.
The
Signal,
owned
and
skippered
bjr
Capt.
Paddy
It-gram
and
built
only
during
the
ast
"Winter,
baa
been
landing
aaWUBtial
catcher
alt
seAaon
on
favorable
roarkt
and
is
wtjU
-a
th
wy
U
being
ttte
jhijth
Canadian
boat
far
101'
Uwt
icw4he
week
were
ml
last
Saturday
10.2
and
St
far'Ameriean
rWIrid
10.2c
and
Ce
for
i
Canadian.
During
the
put
week
a
tote)
of
in
Kioai
uenange,
m,AN
pounds
brine
American
srxl
343.300
pounds,
Oan-sdlan.
ThU
brings
le
total
for
tb
cMin
to
date
up
to
19.168,950
pounds
of
vhkh
13.798300
pound
has
been
contributed
by
American
vessels
and
6373.000
pound
ty
Oaaadlan.
Last
year's
totals
at
a
similar
date
were
as
follow!
:
American,
14.331.
100;
Canadian
0407.600:
total.
19938
800.
The
past
week
has
been
a
hard
one
on
the
WhltT.
Man.
Thursday
afternoon
hla
regular
calling
day
on
hla
waterfront
wblffs
friend
was
Stampede
Day
and
a
elelc
holiday
so
he
spent
the
time
working
like
a
d
tool
for
the
Oow
Boyi
and
Exhibition
Board.
Bo
it
went
every
afternoon
all
week
and
as,
we
hare
Waterfront
Whiffs
S3
times
a
year
and
a
Stampede
only
once,
or
we
hope
only
once,
the
Water
front
had
to
suffer.
Next
week
we
hope
to
make
full
amends
it
we
can
sumetently
recover
from
the
festivities
or
don't
get
in
Jail
ss
s
resalt
of
them.
Quite
a
commotion
was
cawed
around
the
elevator
tMs
week
over
Jack
Melntyre's
challenge
to
Jack
Wat.
son
In
the
matter
of
steer
riding.
Th
TIMBER
SALE
X9153
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
13th
day
of
September,
1927.
for
the
Durehaae
of
Licence
X9155
on
south
end
Preacott
bland.
C.H.
S,
to
out
163KK)
feet
board
measure
ot
Spruce,
Cedar,
Hemlock
and
Balaam
Sawfoga.
Two
(3)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
ot
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For
ester.
Victoria,
or
the
District
ForeMer,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X1303
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria.
B.C..
not
later
than
noon
on
the
13tb
day
of
October.
1977.
for
the
purchase
of
Pulp
Licence
X4303.
to
cut
49.40S,000
f.bm.
Spruce.
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
situated
on
Copper
Bay,
Moresby
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
District.
Thirty
(30
years
will
be
allowed
tor
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For-este.
Victoria.
BC
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X1298
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria,
B.C..
not
later
than
noon
on
the
13th
day
of
October.
1927.
for
the
purchase
of
Pulp
Licence
X4298.
to
cut
13.093.000
t.bTn.
Spruce,
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
situated
on
Grey
Bay.
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Island
District.
Thirty
(30
years
will
be
allowed
tor
removsl
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forest.
Vlctoris,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X4297
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria.
B.C..
not
later
than
noon
on
the
13th
day
of
October,
1927.
for
the
purchase
of
Pulp
Licence
X4297,
to
cut
38.375.000
f.bJn.
Spruce,
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
situated
on
Copper
Bay,
Moresby
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
District,
i
Thirty
ISO!
years
wilj
b
allowed,
tor
'
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For
este.
victoria.
:bm..
or
uaiuiti
Prince
RnDert
B.C.
i
...
j
.
-
11
WATER
NOTICE,
DIVKKSIOV
AMI
I'SE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
E.
Rousseau,
whose
address
Is
410
Seymour
Street,
Vancouver.
B.C.,
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
1
cubic
foot
of
water
out
of
unnanmed
stream
which
flows
southerly
snd
drains
Into
Port
Stephens
Bay.
about
one
mile
east
of
Bluff
Point.
Th
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
600
feet
from
the
mouth
and
will
be
used
for
commercial
purposes
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lot
2750.
Range
4,
Coast
District.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
2th
day
of
July.
1927.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
will
be
filed
in
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Objections
to
the
application
may
be
'filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
th
Comptroller
of
Water
Rlghtt.
Parliament
Buildings,
Victoria.
B.C..
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
Is
August
20.
19uaENE
rojjsse.
LAND
ACT.
Applicant.
NOTICE
Or
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
,
I.KAME
LANIi
nti.rwt.
Tlnnria
Land
District.
'Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Ru
pert,
and
situate
norm
ui
'"tAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Langara
Fishing
snd
Packing
Co.
Ltd.
of
Mswtt.
occupation
Canners.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
'
lease
of
the
following
described
lands
:
commencing
at
a
post
P'ed
twenty
chslns
north
of
Ysn
Indian
Reserve
and
on
the
shore
of
Mclntyre
Bay:
thence
north
5
chslns
to
the
low
water
mark;
tnheneahtyj?
following
said
tow
water
160
chains:
thence
southerly
5
chains:
thence
easterly
160
chains
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
'tnArTaAmHINO
&
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant
Fred
Nash,
Agent,
Dsted
Jub
37.
1937.
latter
never
came
off.
however,
for
the
"n
ttw
outil"l
ha"
7
tranaportusf
eouid
Mt
be
Ineaacied
"m"
"
movement
snown
the
wherewithal
to
mak
theas
buck
Is
as
swar
as
th
enaUenfed
on
his
new
shlpsbed
at
Seal
Cos.
134
by
lis
lout
atrucUue
Is
mm
reared
hito
the
air
and
wltMa
a
month
It
I
lor
operation.
Um
slrsady
have
a
few
tmli
In
view
for
1
meat.
la
understood
to
nice
winter
cos)
is
new
asUolMi
Mike
the
halibut
fisheries
this
season,
left
und
while
they
sre
still
Incomplete.
I
THE
UAIEY
NST73
"
PAGE
rrvs
No
More
Rheumatism
t
siert
wM,
t
hit
rmM-fttf
ik,iltk,
a
tktiau"
t,
Tji,
Nsaslma,
B.C
"Fruit
--Livn"
st
such
aa
effective
remedy
brcsase
it
composed
of
fresh
lruH
Juices,
esmbiaed
wita
ton
in.
In
urutunl
way,
it
ridi
tlx
tynria
ff'pow-iu
and
puripct
the
blow!
'
Try7
it
-
Mr
at
0r
i
bos.
msneM
to
oom
recovery
ao
fsr
ot
aeo'rt
3
prr
rr-:
MIMHATIOV.
IIMITKII
Ths
rrMrmt
from
taking
U
Ufatf
totlstsw
as
the
movements
of
soeh
fish
as
are
left
on
the
iianlui
south
f
ley
Strait,
the
migntinn
shows
i
inf
nw
vi
w
itt
monini
was
ins
than
20
ovtles;
st
the
end
ot
a
year
cares
about
associating
.wrth
the
deer,
""""
"
WT
"w
old
cowmoat.
He
cseo
doubts
the
nod
7
naw
1
p"cloie
increase
in
faith
of
the
ebaUSMger
and
woohl
have
"
"
moT1
th
spproxlmat.
liked
to
Use
""
"veteo
oemg
stui
unaer
to
novo
go
through
with
it
if
it
um
BAt
fe
s
nj
annea.
toe
BTerage.
nowwver,
mciuoea
amn.ua
to
hlatself
some
which
traveled
more
w.dety;
about
SB
par
cent
moved
less
than
3i
v
.
.
.
.
.
miles.
98
per
cent
leas
than
180
mlleo.
Th
up
to
39
or
490
miles,
without
much
nfroenee
on
the
great
mass
of
fish
AmiiH.
In
ah
amtttiAm
.fmit
r
hoped
to
have
i,
l
eaopWad
and
Iready
nadnt
thtt
there
U
no
ostonslv
migration
between
different
hxks.
The
astute
ot
the
movement
whkth
does
eaeur,
however
is
Interesting:
fish
tagged
on
opposite
sides
ot
the
Clowe
Island
bank
about
th
same
The
btg
schooner
Jessie,
whlsh
Capt.
time
showed
net
mlrrstion
In
on
Meagher
Meagner
has
nas
been
been
opersUng
operating
In
in
aosKe
direction,
somewhat
similar
to
what
would
occur
it
two
lota
of
gold
torfoy
tor
Vancouver,
osteosfe?
far
en-
fish
were
placed
gist
repaira.
me
jctste
naa
not
ma
s
very
lueesMfuI
ssoaon
ot
It
and
It
in
opposite
sides
of
a
pend
interaragllng
and
dtsperstnc
Is
ever
the
whale
aiwa
of
the
hank
In
underitos4
that
she
will
be
tied
up
st
cXtltr
tDe
,pparn,t
ntgrstion
is
least
lor
the
rest
ot
the
year.
Inot
a
real
migration
at
all.
but
merely
a
diffusion
on
the
particular
bank.
As
IIU.IIU
T
IHOUKiV
I
for
the
few
ftsh
that
left
the
bank
All
authorities
agree
that
artificial
1
their
movement
appeared
to
be
hap-
propagation
ot
deep-sea
fish,
such
as
haesrd
and
without
definite
direction
the
halibut.
Is
Impractical,
and
that
It
On
the
Yakotat
and
Portlock
banks
la
slm
evidently
impossible
to
control
In
general,
mature
fish
viere
tsgged
In
any
way
their
food
supply
or
tt.err
while
those
on
the
southerly
banks
enemies,
by
which
their
growth
might
ere
nearly
all
Immature.
So
far
only
be
promoted
or
natural
losses
reduced,
about
35
togs
hsve
been
recovered
says
the
Pacific
Fisherman
in
reporting
from
the
Yakuut-Portloek
tagging
on
the
work
of
the
International
Flah-
done
last
winter:
but
these
fish
show
cries
Commission
Conservation,
then,
sn
astonishing
amount
of
movement
can
only
be
accomplished
by
so
hand-
compared
with
the
others.
The
average
Hag
the
existing
supply
that
com-
Is
about
373
rnnes.
with
s
maximum
ot
meretal
reduction
will
be
fullv
bal-
soit
8M
mttes
for
one
fish
that
a
need
by
natural
propagation
and
traveled
from
Yakutat
to
Cape
Beale
growth,
with
ample
allowance
for
toe
and
670
miles
for
one
that
went
from
spawning
reserve.
Benefits
resulting'
isxuist
m
tsimeoneoi
isisna.
ui
me
trom
regulations
must
not
be
st
once
35.
only
three
were
retaken
south'
ot
destroyed,
but
preserved
until
there
Is
Icy
Strait.'
In'other
words,
the
last
an
actual
Increase
available
for
use.
.tagging
seems,
from
the
present
limited
it
...
.ii.t
.t
t.
.t.rt
th.t
returns,
to
hsve
run
Into
a
different
nH
f
m.lnf.Jr.ln.
r..tr.
IjTC
Off
IVKK
DUX
It
SOOUia
De
COnSKX
It
be
known
,rM
""l
rmna
r
re
ing
the
fishery.
must
where
the
fish
so
snd
what
thev
da
s'
'
"
the
the
mature
fish.
.n
that
the
vmav
he
Birm
neeerv
"sblU
Of
Many
more
fish
must
be
tagged
on
these
protection
until
the
Increase
may
pro-
nerlv
be
drawn
urxwi.
If
the
halibut
wostera
banks
W
provide
the
Informa-
were
highly
migratory
and
not
locallred
,
Mon
ne'ded
returns
are
from
all
sessons
It
would
be
tiosalble
to
Drotect
them
These
inese
in
only
by
genersl
radical
restriction
of
n
"mlted
to
any
certain
times
of
fishing:
while.
It
they
sre
not
mlgrs-
ysr-and
must
therefore,
reflect
watery,
the
stock
may
be
built
up
"
'e11
"
n"al
"IsTstlon.
The
throueh
control
In
certain
areas,
as
In
experiments
seem
to
Indicate
that,
up
to
n1
yonl
the
twelfth
year,
it
Is
dealing
with
timber
resources
or
live-
stock
in
fenced
fields.
One
of
the
first
perfectly
feasible
to
protect
any
desired
oI
hallbut
ln
nT
lTtn
dl9trlct-
effort,
therefor,
was
directed
toward
learning
th
extent
and
nature
of
their
mT
1tbI
not
rMT
necessary
tor
consenratoln
to
give
protection
be-
migrations.
At
the
same
time
It
was
Tona
lnal
Be
.
h
m
J"
on.m.y
necessary
to
obtain
reliable
data
aa
to
whether
mature
fish
are
res-lstence
rates
of
growth,
age
st
maturity,
ex-,""3
,rtct,d
cerUln
&r?a
or
Mne5:
or
absence
of
racial
dlstlnc-
tlons.
and
composition
of
the
stock
in
would
m
tnat-
regardless
of
hat
maT
1"r
discovered
u
to
the
the
various
sreas
aa
to
size.
age.
races.
mature
fish
localized
offers
valu-clpal
are
a
Such
Information
has
been
the
prln-
i"e
snd
positive
basis
of
sctlon.
object
of
the
biological
studies,
The
Investigators
approached
these
w
sire
oi
RACIAL
DISTINCTION
the
conclusions
so
fsr
reaehed
are
en-
Fishermen
snd
dealers
have
long
couraging
and
sufficient
to
form
a
known
that
halibut
rrom
different
basis
ot
action.
'
'
Ibtnks
show
different
characteristics
as
head,
thickness,
Inroblems
from
-different
anisic
at
once,
4h
Investigators
were
surprised
luit
De
.iur&ei
.uieix
ETOiizm
-.ana
.
CEeciv.
jww
uumB
lw
uuinci
'iafenlirl'ea'nv
messred'
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ner.
This
rh1hWlhs-bech
of
parttcu-
rJol
-6nly
doe
the
relative
etc..
but
to
find
are
when
determined.
ength
of
,Usf.
.yslur..
as,
the
sjtudles
along
each.Jiead
vary
greatly
between
fish
from
line
have
done
more
than
corroborate
'
the
different
southerly
banks,
but
dlf-
each
other's
results,
each
having
had
ferences
are
found
In
every
point
Its
own
Important
bearings
on
the
studied,
such
as
fin-ray
counts,
etc
general
problem
of
regulation.
Discus-
Just
as
in
the
tagging,
however,
as
slon
of
these,
.however,
may
await
a
soon
aa
the
Investigators
left
the
later
date.
'
southerly
banks
and
commenced
to
The
most
striking
method
of
research
,
study
the
larger,
mature
fish
of
the
was
that
of
tagging.
Experiment
soon
Yakutat.
Portlock
and
Shumagln
areas,
showed
that
the
strap
type
ot
tag,
at-
they
found
themselves
dealing
with
tached
to
the
cheek
waa
the
most
effl-,
different
conditions:
the
tlsh
on
these
clent.
As
the
hslibut
Is
a
laree.
valu-
various
banks
showed
a
much
Market
Prices
Tulsrs
retail
prices
are
as
follows:
LARD
Pur
33c
Oom
pound
;
'.
30c
WJOS
DC.
fresh
pulleU
Soo
BC.
fresh,
firsts
65c
BC
treah.
extras
60a
Ltal
new
laid
06a
DC.
Storage,
firsts
We
IISH
lisltout.
10
iU
salmon,
red
spring
...
t&t
Salmon.
Vnlte
sprint.
lt
lie
ffcmcked'
kippers,
lb
lie
Kippered
salmon,
lb.
..,...
IV
Smoked
blsck
cod,
)b.
Pinnsn
haddlea.
lb
N
MEATS
Fowl.
Ho.
1.
lb
Roasting
chicken,
lb.
...
Ham.
sliced,
first
grsde
.
Hsra,
whole,
first
grade
Ham.
picnic.
lb.
eble
fish,
sought
widely
ln
the
open
;
sfcnllsrlty
to
one
another.
Cluster
raisins,
lb.
sea,
the
numbers
tagged
were
probably1
From
studies
so
far
made,
it
appears
lmon
and
orang
peel
not
so
great
as
If
they
had
been
small
that
mature
halibut
from
various
local-
Citron
peel
and
easily
obtained:
yet
a
great
num-
ltles,
after
about
the
sixteenth
year.
Blcck
cooking
figs,
1
ber
have
been
tagged,
about
2,300
are
apt
to
be
more
or
less
alike.
The
straps
being
attached
In
the
summer
fish
ln
such
sreas
as
Cook
Inlet,
how-
of
1925.
Up
to
June
of
this
yesr
over
ever,
sre
largely
Immature,
and
these
28
per
cent
of
these
had
been
returned
differed
both
from
the
offshore
mature
and
tags
attached
two
yesrs
ago
are
fish
and
those
mostly
Immature
still
being
recovered
ln
considerable
from
the
southern
.banks.
Thus
there
numbers.
Incidentally,
as
the
halibut
seems
to
be
an
'offshore
race
or
variety
have
a
life
of
some
25
to
30
years,
'ot
mature
fish,
while
the
younger
fish
drain
of
nearly
30
per
cent
ln
two
'on
the
shaUower
banks
show
definite
years,
as
indicated
by
the
percentage
distinctions.
1
seems
possible
that
the
of
tags
recovered,
seems
very
consider-
j
offshore
fish;
rosyhej
merely
a,
mixture
able.
From
one
region
(off
.Cape
of.
thef
vajcotu
ifices
4oflnd.lnshore.
Chacon),
nearly
65
per
cent
havefxen
returned
ln
thla
period,
giving
Very
successful
results
as
far
as
th
experiment
Is
concerned.
In
the
summer
of
1926
,sbcu
3,600
halibut
were
tagged
around
Goose
Island,
Cape
Addlngton,
etc..
of
which
over
10
per
cent
have
been
recovered
to
date.
As
most
of
them
have
been
out
lesstban
a
year
and
they
are
being
returned
In
considerable
numbers,
It
seems
likely
that
the
returns
will
equal
those
of
the
192S
tagging.
In
the
winter
of
1926
about
1,800
tags
were
attached
on
the
Portlock
and
Yakutat
banks.
These
me
only
recently
com-
which
have
became
diffused
on.
Reaching
maturity.
1
pennltcoTOlus'.Ons
on
this
point
however,
cannot
be
reached
without
considerable
further
Investigation.
This
evidence
of
the
Independence
of
the
vsrtous
banks
provides
an
explanation
why
It
Is
possible
for
the
banks
to
be
depleted
unevenly.
Furthermore,
sufficient
knowledge
has
been
gained
ot
the
characteristics
of
the
population
of
each
separate
bank,
to
make
it
possible
to
determine
the
effects
In
each
locality
of
any
regulator
measure.
Advertise
la
The
DaUy
Nws
White
figs.
2
lb.
Currsnts.
2
lbs.
Prunes,
3
lbs.
.
.
.
Apples
.
.
.
20c
30t
30e
and
3Se
45a
55c
420
25c
foottags
rolls,
lb
30a
Bacon,
back,
sliced
(00
Bacon,
side
...50c
to
60c
Pork,
dry
salt
35c
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb
35c
Veal,
shoulder
350
Veal,
loin
40c
Veal,
leg
40c
Pork,
shoulder
r..
28e
Pork,
loin
4oe
Pork,
leg
35c
Beeft
pot
roast
13fte
to
18c
Beef,
boiling
10c
to
15c
Betf.
steak
...35c
to
40c
Beef
.roast,
prim
rib
,
tmb.
chops
.v..
Lamb,
shoulder
Mutton,
leg
,,
lamb,
leg
Mutton,
chops
30c
50c
35c
40c
480
OC
Mutton
shoulder
30c
BUTTER
Brooktlsld,
Shamrock
and
Woodland,
SL'OAR
50c
E.C.D..
lb
50c
Capital.
2nd
grade,
lb
47
H
Fraser
Valley,
lb
COc
CHEESE
Csmembert
cheese.
8
oz.
pkg
85c
Kraft
Llmberger,
H's
35
Ontario
solids
35c
Stilton,
lb
40
Krsft
45c
Norwegian
Goat
85c
Napoleon
Llmberger
..............
70c
Roquefort
75a
Swifts'
Brooktleld,
lb
45c
Oorgonzola,
lb
75c
McLaren's
Cream,
Jars
....
4&e
and
85c
Brooktield
Swiss
cheese.
Si
lb.
pkg.
30c
Brooktleld
Csnadlan
cheese,
i
lb.
pkg,
25c
Oruyere
45c
Ooldsn
Lost.
lb.
,
45c
Jack,
lb.
50c
Romsno
Sardo,
lb
75c
aammelost,
'A
lb
30c
White,
per
100
S7.50
Yellow,
per
100
17.00
FLOCK
Flour.
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat
13.85
Pastry
flour,
10's
65c
Pastry
flour,
49's
33.00
VEGETABLES
Beets.
6
lb.
for
.'
25c
Beet,
sack
$2.75
Cucumbers,
each
5c.
10c.
and
15c
Carrots,
new,
6
lbs.
for
25c
Carrots,
sack
32.25
New
B.C.
bunch
carrots,
5
bunches
25c
New
Potatoes,
8
lbs
25c
Sack
12.13
reen
peppers,
lb.
2
lb
35c
Parsley,
bunch
10c
Rhubarb.
5
lbs
25c
Cauliflower.
B.C.
head..
25c,
35c
and
40c
B.C.
head
lettuce,
3
tor
25c
Oarllc,
Imported,
per
lb
50c
Cooking
onions,
Japanese,
8
lbs...
25c
Green
onions,
dozen
bunches
....
25c
Radlihes,
3
bunches
10c
Leeks,
2
bunches
25c
Celery,
head
15c
and
20c
Outdoor
Tomatoes,
2
lbs.
........
25c
5
lb.
.basket
x.r,y;.
A'
0c
6p'lnich.,tocsl.'2
lb.
j;
v.
'25c
New
B.C.
Csbbage,
5
lbs.
NeW
parsnips,
3
bunches
Green
beans,-3
lbs.-
..x
25c
25c
25
Oranges,
Valencia,
dozen
.
.35c
to
1.00
Lemons,
Sunklst,
doz.
............
50c
Imperial
Valley"
Grapefruit".".!"
'
ST"
lor
'25c
Bananas,
2
lb
35c
Extracted
honey,
lb
25c
and
35c
Comb
honey,
section
30c
California
Red
Orapes,
lb
25c
Bartlett
Pears,
doz.
50c
and
60c
DRIED
FRUITS
Dates,
bulk.
1
lb
15c
Dates.
Dromedary
25c
Raislni.
bulk
lb
15
Raisins,
package
20c
35c
30c
50c
15c
25c
35c
25c
23c
Pesches,
peeled
.'
20c
Apricots,
lb
35c
MJTH
Almonds,
shelled
Valencia
........
75c
Brazils
35c
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
60c
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
...i
65c
Almonds
j;
35c
H
Peanut
20c
Manchurian
walnut
25c
California
walnuts
40c
No,
t
mixed
nuts
35c
FEED
100
lbs.
Whest,
No.
5
i.:....
13.23
Oats
,2.85
Bran
$2.00
Shorts
(2.10
Middlings
$2.50
Barley
u.75
Poultry
mssh
,
13
jo
Special
eggmash
$3.60
Oyster
shell
t2M
Scratch
food
33.20
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