PAGE
SIX
We
Eat
No
Meals;
Ride
No
Cars
WHEN
you
hire
us
to
do
Ihe
family
washing,
you
are
nut
put
to
the
expense
or
bother
of
feeding
us.
We
eat
nothing!
Neither
do
we
ask
you
to
pay
our
carfare.
Instead
we
call
for
and
deliver
your
washing.
We
buy
our
own
soap,
6tarch
and
bluing.
Heat
our
dwn
softened
water.
Use
our
own
electricity,
too.
There's
no
"picking-up"
after
us.
We
take
all
the
messy
work
out
of
your
home,
giving
you
an
extra
day
to
do
the
things
you
like
to
do!
Yet
you'll
find
our
charges
most
reasonable
considerably
leas
than
it
would
cost
you
to
do
the
same
work
at
home.
Try
us,
and
see!
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
test
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
I'hone
8
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
CHIROPtACTK
CMRECTS
PKJSUK
ON
SPINAL
HEKVIS
IN
DBCASBOr
rntrouowiNootcMs:
tiffin
HUP
wy
US
VV't-tllAUt
fi&umts
J5uv"
VLy-S
XVKioNtvs
S&t
YIOWCII
'
Wjfjv
HEALTH
is
a
Healthy
subject
to
talk
about;
if
you
are
interested,
consult
W.
C.
Aspinall
CHIROPRACTOR
C
Exchange
Block
Green
211
1
he
New
Spring
Models
of
Ladies'
Hats
Coats
and
Dresses
arc
arriving
daily
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
COAL
Prices
4
DOWN
PembihilVecrleaH
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Soot
less
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
MOOSEHEART
LADIES'
SOCIAL
Valentine
Event
ProvesA'cry
Attractive
and
Enjoyable
to
Large
Crowd
.
The
Ladles
of
the
Mooseheart
LegioJ
Jere
responsible
for
a
delightful
aocia
Jat
night
a(
Moos
Uiil
which
waf
a
tended
by
something
like
250
people!
The
hall
was
decorated
with
red
and
white
Interspersed
with
red
hearts,
and
the
effect,
was
very
marked.
The
whole
proceedings
were
In
charge
of
a
committee
with
Mrs.
J.
Ratchford
as
convener,
the
assistants
being
Mrs.
J.
felaggard,
Mrs.
P.
Wlngham.
Mrs.
K.
81atta.
Mrs.
P.
Crosby
and
Mrs.
L.
R.
Parry.
On
the
door
was
Mrs.
C.
Nlckerson.
Smsllles'
orchestra
provided
the
music
and
OlUls
Royer
was
M.O.
for
the
dance.
Winners
at
cards
were:
Ladles'
1.
Mrs.
Brochu;
2,
Mrs.
C.
A.
Smith;
3.
Mrs.
Overend.
Men's
1,
B.
M.
Simpson:
2,
C.
Phil-
SOAP
Specials
I
12
bars
of
Classic
Soap
2
tins
Classic
Cleanser
1
package
Quick
Naftha
Soap
Chips
1
cake
Wool
Soap
1
Fancy
Rubber
Apron
Total
value
$2.G0
All
for
$1.50
i-'els
Naptha
Soap,
per
carton
80c;
Royal
Crown.
G's.
per
carton
'Sie
Sunlight,
4,8,
per
carton
25f
White
Swan,
12
bars
,"0
Mother
Hubbard,
4
bars
....
2."5p
Ivory
Soap,
3
bars
25
Palmolive
Soap,
10
bars
7."?
Lux
Toilet
Soan.
10
bars
.
.
7S
Lifebuoy
Soap,
3
bars
25
Baby
s
Own-
2
bars
'2re
WASHING
POWDER
Gold
Dust,
per
package
iVtt
Pearl!
ne,
per
package
'.Vie
Lux,
3
packages
Jfcif
Princess
Flakes,
2
packages
4."f
Clothes
Pins,
G
dozen
2TtC
Wash
Boards,
each
7.
Old
Dutch
Cleanser,
per
tin
lOr
Snap,
per
tin
2He
Ideal
Silver
Polish
!!5
Brasso
Polish
i
.
.
U."C
Alberta
Filar
ket
P.
GAMULA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
2I
Trappers
!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
fur?
If
not,
come
to
Goldbloom.
Just
now
we
want
mink,
marten,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
in
the
East,
and
if
we
cannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot.
wire
me
and
I
shall
call
personally.
Remember,
if
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
ROWE'
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
oT
Pitch
and
(i
ravel
Hoofing
Galvanized
Hoofing
Chimney
Tops
Have
Troughing
Conductor
Pipe
Hoof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnace
Stove
Pipe
and
Elbows
Metal
Hoofs
and
Siding
Phone
310
Jlox
4G7
JHE
DAILX
NEKS
Wednesday,
Ft
'oj-
Jury
Thousands
Insist
upon
"SALADA"
and
wlil
take
no
substitute
Sometimes
other
teas
are
good
But
"SALADA"
is
always
good
Ask
a
userl
Brown
Label
Quality,
80c
per
lb.
Orange
Pekoe
Blend,
85c
per
lb.
Hps
on
a
cut
with
George
Hill;
3,
E.
Pelletler.
Refreshments
were
served
at
midnight
and
dancing
was
kept
up
until
rather
a
late
hour.
ST.
VALENTINE
TEA
AND
SALE
GIVEN
BY
PRESBYTERIAN
AID
.
.
A
successful
and
enjoyable
St.
Valentine's
tea
and
sale
was
held
yesterday
Afttrncon
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
Firs'.
Presbyterian
Church
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
L.
Christie.
Waldron
Apartments.
Receiving
the
guests
with
Mrs.
Christie
was
Mrs.
J.
R.
Frisell
In
the
absence
of
the
president,
Mrs.
T.
Mc-
'Jlymont.
who
-was
111.
Mrs.
William
Anderson
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Eggert
poured
with
Mrs.
Alex
Finale,
Mrs.
Bam
Masaey,
Mrs.
W.
D.
Mox-ley,
Mrs.
D.
McLeod
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Wilson
Murray
assisting
with
tbe
3ervlng.
Mr.
MoRobble
and
Mrs.
J.
Watson
had
charge
of
the
home
cooking
table
and
Mrs.
A.
Clarke
acted
as
-ashler.
During
the
afternoon
there
was
a
brief
musical
program
to
which
Mr
NOTICE.
Re
-Certificate
of
Title
No.
3004
1
to
Lots
five
(S)
and
sis
(6).
Block
nineteen
(19).
Section
sis
(6).
ne-Certlfloate
of
Title
No
39011
to
Lots
seventeen
(,17)
and
eighteen
(18).
Block
twenty-six
(26),
Section
six
(B).
Re-OerUflcate
of
Title
No.
89031
to
Lot
nineteen
(19).
Block
ten
(10).
Section
seven
(7).
He
-Certificate
of
Title
No.
3447
1
to
Lort
forty-three
(48),
forty-four
(44)
and
forty-five
(45),
Block
twenty-eete
(27).
Section
eight
(8).
City
of
Prtnoe
Rupert,
Map
923.
Whereas
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
In
the
name
of
Ira
S.
Mahon.
has
been
fHed
In
this
offlje,
notice
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
rrom
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof,
Issue
a
provisional
Certificate
of
Title
in
lieu
of
each
of
the
said
lost
Certificates,
union
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
as
to
any
be
made
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
this
3rd
Januray.
1938.
II
F
MacLBOD.
SS
Registrar
of
Titles.
More
AT
REDUCED
l'lMCES
EXTRA
SPECIAL
TWO
DAYS
ONLY
Swift's
Premium
Lean
Back
Bacon
i
In
the
piece,
per
lb
-Ii!4f
H.C
Fresh
I'ullett
Eggs
..3
dozen
lot
for
SI.
'-5
Tea
We
now
have
our
Fuller!
Tea
at
the
highest
possible
standard.
None
bettor
in
the
store.
Will
compare
with
any
$1.26
or
1.50.
tea
and
we
are
selling
it
for
per
lb.
Wlf
A
discount
of
10c
per
lb.
if
included
with
any
of
the
following
specials:
Tomatoen
26
cases
large
tins,
while
they
last,
6
tins
for
l)."f
Corn
Flakes
Quaker
or
Western,
6
packages
for
5."r
Quaker
China
Oats-Regular
45c.
On
-sale,
3
for
$imt
Union,
California
Su..kist
Per
dozen
I.'tf
1
dos.
Lemons
and
2
doten
Oranges
for
1.00
Hutter
in
Bulk
3
lb.
Fresh
Creamery
for
Coffee
Our
Fresh
Ground
Coffee
is
becoming
more
popular.
Wo
are
now
selling
600
lb.
per
month.
On
sale
this
week,
8
lb.
for
Sl.l."
Heinz
Catsup
3
bottles
for
0."?
WUfa
each
rawed
of
Fuller's
Tea
or
WK-Qfimmi
Coffee
sold
this
wee
'at
regtrMf
YMees
We
will
sell
5
lb.
of
Granulated
Sugar
for
8ee
Our
Window
Circle
(S)
Picnic
Hams
Per
lb
,
2Hf
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
45
and
574
369
N.W.
H.
C.
Frascr,
Mrs
H.
N.
Brocklesby
and
Miss
D.
Leltch
contributed.
PROPOSAL
TO
SEND
THE
EDMONTON
GRADS
TO
OLYMPIC
GAMES
(Edmonton
Journal)
The
Q
red
baefcetballers
are
to
be
asked
to
defend
tlieir
world
championship
title
In
Paris
during
the
coming
summer
Immediately
fallowing
the
Olympic
games.
This
they
won
In
1924
and
It
Is
extremely
desirable
that
the
team
should
Journey
overseas
again
In
order
that
It
should
have
the
opportunity
to
make)
good
its
claim
once
more
tc
supremacy
in
this
field
of
sport.
LONG
DREARY
JOURNEY
TO
THE
SCOTSMAN
Newspapers
containing
reports
of
the
wha's
like
us?"
tpeechea
of
St.
Andrew's
Day
are
now
pouring
Into
Scotland
from
SO
openers
of
the
world.
Ceylon
seems
to
have
done
the
thing
very
well
Indeed.
Bays
the
Glasgow
Herald.
Dr.
Drummond
Shleh.
who
proposed
the
"Land
o
Cakes"
there,
brought
nit
a
battery
of
stories
which,
to
judge
from
the
paper
that
reports
the
occasion,
went
down
merrily.
He
told
of
the
Soot
who
sat
for
some
300
miles
In
trim
silence
In
a
south-bound
train
In
the
pressure
of
a
lonely
Englishman
just
panting
for
a
good
chatter
At
last
the
swful
quiet
got
on
the
Southerner's
nerves.
He
leant
ever
towards
the
Scot.
"It's
a
knu
dreary
Journey
this,"
be
said.
"And
why
should
It
no'
be
a
long,
dxeary
journey?"
snapped
the
Scot.
It's
costing
cat"
WEItEC!
roWKK
III
TI'l'T
The
uncommon
figure
of
1,777,717
represents
the
totaj
horse
power
of
the
commercial
water
power
installations
of
the
province
of
ftuejec.
PRINCE
RUPERT
ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT
NOTICE
Is
betW
given.
In
accordance
with
the
Stssuios,
tint
all
assessed
ta.
on
toad
levied
u:;d?r
the
"Taxation
Act"
and
all
school
uses
levied
under
the
'-Public
Schj.il
Act''
are
due
and
payib.'c
on
February
16th,
lM.
All
t.es
nn
pe.
iml
projerty
and
income
shall
te
deeinttl
tj
be
due
and
payable
cn
the
iate
on
vhlch
the
notice
o'
aasewment
thereof
Is
given
to
the
taxpayer
All
taxes
due
and
collectable
for
the
rrii.ee
import
Assessment
Dlstr'ct
are
pnvihlo
si
t.he
office
of
the
Provincial
Collector.
Court-house.
Price
Rupert,
DA..
This
notice,
in
terms
of
lsw,
is
e-iutv
alent
to
a
personal
demand
upon
all
persons
itaoie
ror
taxes.
Dated
at
Prince
Bupert.
B.C..
Pebru
ary
13th.
1838.
NORMAN
A
WATT.
Collector.
.
m.
jj.'wftr
jay
a.
mumrmmmdm
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
Corner
Fulton
and
SUth
Ave.
SAVE
THE
COPPERS
Sugar,
GnuiuUUed.
10
lbs.
.
.
7:1?
Jink,
any
brantl,
per
tin
I'Jf
Tea
Malkin's
-Rest,
Blue
Ribbon,
or
Nabob,
lb.
7O0
Uulk
Tea
Excellent
quality,
per
lb
Coffee
Great
West,
Malkin's
Rest,
Nabob,
lb
."(S
toffee
rrcsh
Ground,
per
lb.
tut
Creamery
Ruttw,
per
lb.
RtO-Ulf
8
lbs.
in
one
block
Salt
Pork,
per
fb
iKlf
Bacon,
Swift's.
Premium,
back,
special
per
lb
mv&f
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb
--Ule
Eggs,
strictly
fresh,
a
dox.
1.1
H
VRGETAHLE
SPECIAL
10
lb.
Currots
10
lb.
Turnips;
10
lb.
Potatoes)
(Aahcroft)
4
lb.
Onions
;
34
lbs.
for
U.lf
Tomatoen,
hirjre
tins,
C
for
.
.
05
Pineapple,
Singapore,
7
for
O."?
Canned
Fruits,
oieorted.
8
for
M)d
Soap,
Fels
Naptha,
per
bar
.
.
He
Koyai
trown
iSoap,
per
carton
I'resh
line
Gre?n
Vegetables
every
boat
at
attractive
prices
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
IN
FR1GIDAIRE
ENGLAND
REFUSED
TO
HELP
SAVE
CZAR
Was
.tkrl
ly
Kerensky
but
Reply
was
Tluit
It
nus
ImHillle
I'ntll
After
the
War.
PAH
IS,
Peb.
n.
Mr.
Kerensky,
the
former
Russian
prime'
minister.
In
an
Interview,
was
questioned
as
'
to
the
truth
of
a.
abatement
attributed
lt
blm
by
a
Parts
newspaper
that
"Eng.
land
could
have
saved
the
Tsar
If
abed
had
wished."
Mr.
Kerensky
explained
that
at
the
beginning
of
the
revolution
he
was
present
at
the
big
reunion
of
the
Mos
cow
Soviet,
when
the
question
of
the
fate
of
the
Tsar
was
raised.
"I
said
I
myself
would
convey
the
Emperolr
to
Murmansk
and
see
him
safely
out
of
.he
country.
The
mobs
of
Petrograd.
however,
wanted
to
take
the
Emperor
from
Tsarekoe
Selo
and
imprison
him
in
as.
Peter
and
Paul.
Orders
were
issued
that
if
the
Imperor
were
re-noved
a
general
strike
of
the
railways
Sea.,
was
to
be
proclaimed.
"When
the
Government
had
become
stronger
In
the
midsummer
of
1918.
1
waii
president
of
the
Provisional
Oov-rnment
and
Foreign
Minister,
and
myself
approached
the
British
Ambas
sador.
Sir
Oeorge
Buchanan,
and
requested
htm
to
ask
his
government
to
save
the
Tsar.
He
telegraphed
to
London,
and
from
London
came
a
reply
a
very
clear
and
precise
reply
that
It
was
impossible
to
do
anything
for
the
Tsar
before
the
end
of
the
war.
"England,"
pursued
Mr.
Kerensky.
4d
not
want
to
Irritate
the
senti
ments
of
the
workers.
It
was
Impossible
for
us
to
send
the
Kmperor
abroad.
and
so
I
prepared
to
send
him
to
the
little
town
of
Tobolsk,
a
place
away
from
the
railways,
and
where
the
population
were
in
peaceful
mood.
The
trip
was
prepared
with
the
greatest
secrecy.
I
do
not
sccuse
England
for
not
saving
the
Tsar.
Sir
Oeorge
Buch
anan
was
first
approached
In
the
month
of
March,
and
offered
to
arrange
for
the
safety
of
Ihe
Emperor,
but
at
that
time,
owing
to
passions
running
high
in
Russia.
It
was
impossible
to
do
anything."
J.
C.
Langley
of
the
International
Shippers
Ltd.,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Ketchikan
arranging
for
delivery
of
logs
which
will
form
part
of
a
sample1
shipment
to
be
sent
through
here
to
he
Orient
shortly,
returned
to
the
city1
from
the
north
on
the
Princess
Mary
this
afternoon.
w
.J
n,
i
.i
j
Market
Prices
Prices
current
are
as
follows:
LAKH
'ure
ac
compound
80c
LTiflS
BO,
Fresh
pullets
40c
BC.
fresh
firsts
4c
B.C.
Fresh,
extras
Mc
Local
new
laid
Sec
USII
imoked
kippers,
lb
loc
Kippered
salmon,
lb
36
smoked
black
eoa.
lb.
2oc
Finnan
baddies,
lb
Sec
MKATN
Fowl.
No.
1.
lb
38e
and
0c
Boasting
ahieken.
lb
11am.
siloed,
first
grade
Me
iiam.
whole,
first
grade
S8e
Ham,
picnic,
lb
23ftc
Cottage
rolls,
lb
ttaoon.
back,
siloed
ftbc
Bacon,
side
Me
to
60r
rVk.
Jiy
slt
3ic
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb
35c
veal,
shoulder
i&r
veal,
lota
r
veal,
leg
ge
Pork,
shoulder
38c
Pork,
lota
4t
wk.
keg
sie
Beef,
pot
roast
15o
to
29o
Beef.
boUlng
tffce
to
18e
sttok
30o
to
4tc
Beef,
roast,
prime
lib
3ts
UniU
chops
800
Umb.
shoulder
85c
Mutton,
leg
40c
lmb.
leg
48c
Mutton,
chops
40c
Mutton
shoulder
goo
HUTTER.
Brookfield.
Sbamroek
end
Woodland.
tOc
BCD..
Ib
IOC
Capitol,
and
grade.
Ib
4Jc
Fraser
Valley,
lb
56c
New
Zealand.
In
bulk
48c
prints
goc
Alberta
Creamery
fa
CIIKIiSK
Camcmbert
cheese,
8
ok.
pkg
Sec
Kraft
Ltmberger,
Us
35c
Ontario
solids
35
Mew
Zealand
solids
30c
StUtoe,
lb
40e
Kraft
Norwegian
Ooat
g&e
Napoleon
Umbergcr
700
Roquefort
75
Swifts'
Brookfield.
Ib.
450
Oorgoncola,
lb
750
McUrens
Cream.
Jars
...
4A0
and
85c
Brookfield
Swiss
cheese,
Vi
lb.
pkg.
30c
Brookfield
Canadian
afaeese,
Vi
lb.
pkg.
3q
Orvjm
4
1
a
,t
t
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Oolden
Loaf.
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too
lo
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50d
flomano
Bardo.
lb
754
Oammetost.
54
lb
BL'flAlt
White,
per
100
17,35
Yellow,
per
100
14,75
ILOUK
Hour,
49s.
No
1
hard
wheat,....
ia.75
Pastry
flour,
lo's
65C
Pastry
flour,
49
j.o0
VKOKTAIILKS
BeeU,
8
lb.
for
35,,
Beets,
suck
$9.78
Carrots,
new,
a
lb,
for
aSt
eekee
d
Specials
1,000
lbs.
Maid
of
Clover
Creamery
Butter
In
bulk,
:i
lus.
for
$1.21)
(Limit
G
lbs.
to
each
cu.itonu'n
This
is
the
highest
grade
New
Zealand
Jin;
,
,
are
Belling
this
week
at
this
ridiculous
priic.
in
,
brick
and
be
convinced
that
our
bulk
butter
at
1
.
is
well
worth
the
difference.
FRUITS
&
VEGETABLES
California
Grape
I'rult.
for
'."p
Sunkist
Lemons,
per
dox.
Sunkist
Oranges,
3
dos.
for
$1,01)
Cooking
Apples,
3
lbs.
for
2.V
Eating
Apples,
:t
lbu.
for
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.MEAT
DEPARTMENT
Extra
Fancy
Young
Roasting
Chickens,
lb
All
orders
received
later
than
Friday
evenim.-
v.
at
regular
price,
I5f
Ib.
Phone
your
order
Thm
.
day.
Please
specify
if
to
bt
cleaned
and
drawn.
Our
butcher
m
an
expert
on
Rolled
Roants.
I
week-end.
You
will
not
be
disappointed.
GROCERIES
Christie's
Dinner
Pail
Sodas,
per
tin
.".Tp
Ginger
Snaps,
fresh
and
crisp,
per
lb
10c
This
is
the
best
Ginger
Snap
made
in
Canada.
1,000
lbs.
Granulated
Sugar,
in
bulk,
14
lbs.
for
$1.00
Limit
28
lbs.
to
each
customer.
Dorothy
Brand
Milk,
regular,
price,
9
tins
.SI.
00
2
TONS
SAND3P1T
POTATOES
See
this
line
in
our
window.
Full
wr,
:
100
Ib.
sack
SI
J)."!
Half
sack
.
.
Candy
Kisses,
Ib
IXit
New
stock
arrived
Monday.
Jelly
Powders,
"JJ"
Brand,
special,
4
for
Hf
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
1
pkg.
Quaker
Cake
Flour
1
tin
Malkin's
Baking
Powder,
IS
ox.
2
for
IOf
Sultana
Raisins,
in
bulk,
special,
4
lbs.
for
....
Illf
Large
Ripe
li;
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.
COMIUNATIDN
si-.(
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10
Itm.
for
si
,)(
16
lbs.
Terrar.
I
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6
lbs.
Hard
(
I,
,
10
lls.
B.C.
(
:,,
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fi
lbs.
Red
lie.
5
lbs.
1'arsnij,
COMBINATION
!!:(
1
m,
6
pkgs.
Kfili..
.
Tlakes,
1
pkg.
KvMoyy
In
other
wi.mI
selling
Kelloj.')'
1
on
this
deal
.11
Phone
eariy.
Florida
Gru
1
,-.
Dromedary
I'.i
trn
special,
hn
hik
Nabob
Green
.
2's,
while
thc
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m
s
1
III
Del
Monte
I'mn.
,
4
lb.
wood
l"
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COMBINATION
-!
I'M!
1
large
p.ick;u'.-
Powder,
rej-
2
pksTt.
Quirk
N..,
reg.
Sfic
3
bars
Fairy
Sn
I
only.
Brown
.1
.
7
Arlkles
l..
1
1-
Digby
Chl'-ks,
1
"
1
Eastern
Salt
.M.
shortly
Acadia
Codfish
I
Finnan
IladMi
,
.
4
VKGKTVlil
Beula
Vista
(
'
Large
Caulifl.
l"f
B.C.
Sprouts,
2
1!
.''
Head
Ijettuce
.
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Fresh
Tomat-Fresh
40f
Spinat
li.
Spanish
Onion.-.
II"
Fresh
Rhubuili,
1
i(ir
New
California
Ib
Robin
Hood
Kl
sacks
y'
III
LENTEN
SEASON
SUGGESTIONS
(Our
tixk
Holland
Herrings,
per
keg
$1.50
Labrador
Herrings,
3
for
urn
Kippered
Herrings,
lb..
.
lor)
Smoked
Black
Cod,
Ib..
.
PROVISIONS
Economy
Bacon
Squares,
per
lb
11?
New
Zealand
Cheese,
lb.
HOf
Our
Cheese
sales
have
trebled
the
past
month.
This
New
Zealand
Cheese
is
wonderful.
B.C.
Fresh
Firsts
Eggs,
3-
doien
for
SI
r,
Pullet
Eggs
are
scare
at
present
Firsts
are
the
medium
site.
Local
Fresh
Extras,
doi.
.hlr
Ticnic
Itams,
Circle
"S"
Brand,
lb
2Vkr)
Rupert
Table
Supply
il
Phones
210.
211.
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AV
hctvi
mir'rn
A
mi"
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY,
7
nnd
9
pm
LEWIS
STONE
-
in
Prince
of
Headwaiters"
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RONNEIL
HOHHOT
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miiN
pATBH
ANN
HORK,
LILYAN
TASHMAN,
nnd
othns
COMEDY
-
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.
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EASY"
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FILM
FABLES
Admission
35c
and
10c