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IMf
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Flukes,
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paga.
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HXf
!
ulfcd
Wheat,
8
pk8.
for
.aof
(.rape
Nuta,
8
pkga.
for
HOf
-lncdded
Wheat,
3
pita,
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10
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r.
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and
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i
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v
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hiive
a
jrreat
aaaort-n:
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for
'.
and
Boys
from
the
Ileal
at
prices
whirh
will
v;ir
you
25
per
cent
LADIES'
SHOES
high
grade
varieties
ii
the
very
latest
.style,
are
invited
to
nee
-hoes.
You
will
v-iM-
from
'.Xfi
to
40
per
cent
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Importers
Third
Avenue
'
R
Miller.
Proprietor
Insurance
Real
Estate
Bonds
(''
inline
in
B.C.
I
mi
and
accept
buying
llinjr
ordcrH
on
Van-I
Nihange
at
Vuncou-
S.D.
Johnston
Coltd.
11
IT
2nd
Avenue
Agunta
for
Miller.
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urt
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KPINi:
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,
'"ad
$3,150
Load
$C.R0
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1
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sa'k
BOc'
..f:OAI'
1MUCES
DOWN
I'eerleaR
Egg
$12.00
.
;'n'""a
Washed
Nuta
$11.26
"
'li'
SootlcHH
Egg
$12.00
,
,"l't;'
'-"nip
$13.00
ll
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
1
fin
v..
if
I
it
vi
n
mm.
Waterfront
Whiffs
.
Plan
Being
l
aid
for
Starting
of
Salmon
Kenton
on
June
20-Unlon
Oil
Co.
to
Build
Large
Tanks
Donnie
Mac
In
Sold
uSLlMb
lChanBe1
c,reun.
the
ia
a
good
deal
of
nSkli
HftT.e
proH"ectB
fr
forthcoming
Harmon
packing
HeaHon
-
faWict
No.
2
of
which
Prince
Rupert
ia
the
can-
T
ame1deA
reulationfl
matter
of
fishing
will,
m
n
h.i
all
,
probability,
make
considerable
difference
and,
following
the
recent
amalgamation
of
the
B.C.
Packera
and
Goaae
Packing
Co.,
it
has
apparently
not
yet
been
definitely
decided
j
to
the
scope
and
poaoibie
merging
ot
operations.
Nevertheless,
preparations
are
being
marie
for
the
season
at
almosUll
canneries
in
this
extensive
district
and
the
present
prospect
to
thai.
.
there
wttl
be
few
that
W1U
not
be
In
,
"wn
w
tood
to
have
been
operation.
Fishing
and
packing
will
set
.
fully
under
way
with
the
opening
of
the
1'
.
'
"y
wU1
P'bly
be
away
oceye
season
on
June
30.
Few
pre-!",
lw"
aay
'"'
y
took
diction,
are
toeing
made
a
to
the
possl-1
?
nouh
rub
lo
"
then
We
alat
of
the
run
other
than
that
the
!
cycle
year
points
to
u
big
pink
aeaaon
,..
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
.
-
-ur,
niaiuujer
or
the
In
Smith'
Inlet,
the
extreme
southern
'
J
.
"
10Wln
Co
'
"
cy
n
"ince
Ru-
division
of
the
district
it
,-rfl'"u'"""
that
all
three
canneries
Smiths
Inlei
jKrl,
to
following
a
week
hlUin"
Mp
10
vncouv-orated.
Uarriret
By
and
Boawell
will
be
up-
,
.
i
Preparation,
are
.too
bei,.R
m.cle
for
L
?T
,
.
I"
'
tr'P
t0
packing
In
all
ten
River
inlet
n,rw!
.
"
"
v
"
r"c"
"vinB
-Ri.r
inlet
kim...
r
-w
wdneday
evening
and
returning
the
vlnclal.
Beaver,
Qocae
Bay.
Wad
ham
'
OMd
Hope.
Stratbcona
and
McTavlah
In
the
Bella
Coola
dlvistan.
it
is
possible
that
two
canneries
will
peck-
Bella
Coola
and
Tellheo.
Klrnsqult
cannery
and
Manltou
canneries.
Which
were
not
operated
last
year,
will
probably
not
work
this
aeaaon.
m
the
central
division,
along
the
coast
south
of
the
Skeena
River,
it
is
etpected
that
Namu.
Bella
Bella.
Walker
Lake.
KJemtu.
Buledale
and
Lowe
Inlet
canneries
will
acaln
be
operated.
Captain's
Cove,
It
la
under-ttood.
will
not
be
operated
for
eannlng
purposes
this
year.
With
the
exception
o(
Djmlnlon.
It
la
ex
per
ted
to
operate
all
Bkeena
River
l
division
canneries
Balmoral.
Bkeena.
jCamnMrclal.
Cunningham's.
Haysport.
I
C
liar.
Sunnysltte.
North
Pacific.
Inver-
i
rxrt
Kdward.
Prince
Rupert.
jOoeanfe
and
Carlisle
Seal'
Cove
cannery!
at
Prince
Rupert
has
been
dismantled
I
of
machinery
and
Is
not
expected
tu
run.
Bay.
Airandale
and
Wales
Ialand.
The
-titer
three
plants
in
this
division
Naa
Harbor.
Some.-vllle
snd
Kumeon
will
be
operated
as
camp
snd
will
not
can.
As
said
before,
this
should
be
a
bla
,
the
Islands
South
Bay.
Laroon
Bav.
1
I
luilowing
morning.
Powerboat
"M"
of
the
Prince
Rupert
salvage
it
Towing
Co
.'
fleet
returned
to
port
on
Monday
after
an
abaenee
of
four
day.
on
a
trip
some
thirty
mllen
up
the
Ccstall
River
with
a
mining
engineer
Warren
Smith,
who
took
aome
samples
Irain
mineral
properties
and
hipped
them
to
Virginia.
Ml
AJman's
power
cruiaer
Mlpal
ha.
taken
up
permanent
mooring
quarters
ar
the
lloau
pf
the
Prince
Rupert
Bal
va?e
it
Towing
Co
Gammon
Ac
Watt
wlneboat
Zanardl.
chartered
lor
a
year
lo
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
it
Towing
Co..
U
at
preterit
on
the
Bkeena
River
gravel
run.
bringing
In
rock
which
In
o
V
uaed
in
the
construction
of
the
new
theatre.
Mitchell-
Currle
started
thU
week
on
the
contract
of
reahtngling
the
gov-
milUMftt
Hkarf
lain,
wlt
-
On
the
Naa.
River
it
Ii.
eapertd
that
,A
..,h,
'JTk7-
'
11
three
eanneriei
will
he
nmntnl
Mill
;
4
ing
made
year
for
Dinks
in
Maas-tt
Inlet
where
,
Prtuc
x"XTt
rr.t--
BspertmwnUl
Mas-tt
Oaanera
(Royal
Pish
Co
I.
Msw-aett
(Lanasira
i.
Watun
stiver.
Shannon
ay
ana
poaaleiy
rwrguaon
Bay
oanner
I
H.OAT
Hilt
Kl
nvi:voii
A
snail
float
baa
been
Installed
along
the
wast
end
of
the
government
t
wharf
for
the
accommodation
of
the
Button
powerboat
surveyor.
The
Sur
veyor
la
beg
Inn
Ing
to
look
as
if
the
bova
ai
the
atatlon
ottght
to
get
busy
with
WIU
be
operated
Further
south
on'"
Paintbrush
i.foH
a..
.nrf
i
.ir.,-
The
well
known
American
halibut
Jchoawer
Havana
Capt.
Pred
Sorenaen
all
exnected
tu
nack
lu
PorUd
e
tied
up
temporarllv
at
J.HU
xmv
i.kii
IIMHI.ATHINU
i
trmvii
Seattle,
awaiting
the
advent
of
better
The
new
refutation
which
may
tend
ther
to
say
nothing
of
improved
to
tvauce
tne
salmon
paca
mi
ye.ir
prices
Include
Uint
whereby
flabjng
by
all
metnoas
u.
pronioiiM
wr.nin
nan
a
;
o,pt
Blll
p,n0iu,
has
joined
the
local
mile
from
creeks
as
axalnat
the
former
,
ttton
boat
Cape
Spear
as
akiopttr.
restriction
of
MO
yards
also
thai
regula-
B
Marshall
who
has
bseu
in
charge
of
ung
the
siae
or
purse
seines
to
a
mini-
the
it
since
the
first
of
the
aeaaon
mum
depth
ol
350
3'
inch
meshes
and
reverted
again
to
the
euglne
room
s
minimum
length
of
ISO
fathoms
and
maximum
of
200
fathoms
Last
yearj
The
well
known
halibut
boat
Sitka
llbgtlM
of
from
I
tj
00
fathoms
were
i
recently
bar
(the
.Canadian
Fash
Bowed
lor
purse
Seine
the
depth
hav-
J
k
atorage
Co.
to
Capt
BUI
Doueett
ing
been
the
same
Also
tni
year
oniy
Kas
Goldstein
of
Juneau,
ia
ane
powerboat
may
be
ueed
m
the
op-
have
landed
a
number
of
catches
.rattan
of
a
seine
where
two
gaeboata
reeenUy
at
Seward
and
other
northern
were
lorawny
permmea
i
Alaska
porta.
It
is
several
weeks
since
The
season
for
scokeye
fuhlng
will
litr
been
harp
rn
on
June
90
when
the
use
of
i
':i;h
mesh
neU
will
be
permitted,
the
lose
of
the
aeaaon
having
not
yet
been
i
r
ranged.
Pathlng
with
other
varieties
.;!
gear
Including
trolling
and
the
use
ol
net
of
not
less
than
0,
inch
mesh
may
be
carried
on
any
time
after
Jan-ry
1.
In
the
patrol
of
the
salmon
fisheries
Ills
eason.
it
la
experted
to
have
two
and
poasibly
more
airplane
In
addltli
ler
tnaii
the
machine
which
have
been
ii'
the
past
They
will,
consequently,
be
ibte
to
eltmblMter
and
higher
and
will
or
generally
mote
errioieut.
ON
MYStKMV
THU'
Powerboat
of
the
Prince
Rupert
ealvafe
Towing
Co.'.
fleet
left
Sunday
murnlng
for
down
the
coast
on
mere
or
lea
of
a
mystery
trip
A
party
of
sMlNBKAL
ACT
(Form
P.)
rKIITIIirATIOKl'ltCIVIIIINTH
princes
Pat
l"
t
43M:
ol.
Uat
437:
p
A
F
Lot
4368.
Obaerver.
Lot
488a.
situate
In
the
Atllu
Mln-m
Mineral
Ofcaim.
mvlilon
of
Ca-Mi
nitrlet
Where
Seated-
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
0,TAl0aVr1CrTK
th"'
we
.lames
Stoke
oier
Free
Miner
.,
CertlllCBte
Sorter
Tot
ior
a
Ceri
firsie
of
ImpiW-Recorder
f
ohtalntaI
a
SSvJr.-
&n.
of
W
shove
,J...
,
AUd
turiner
m
-
Arent.
SHEHIFK-K
SALE
Between:
plaintiffs:
Oludvs
Jones
ami
J
,lVlr1eVirinn"
.....
net.
nnnm.
And
Ounont
and
an
order
or
H
",'
,
rinv
f
April.
J?"n
,
,r!.
!
uon
of
apn.ee
nncl
Hemlock
'
'
V
'
.
T,,e
same
belOR
logs
cut
h
fenrinnt.
nnrt
rlalm
n
Hen
Sl1
Blierlff's
Office
day
of
My.
ID'"'
nfF-
:v
ahi'v
nsmert
ue-
,
,ch
'i"'
e'lii'iiirw
'
.
,
ttk
place
at
..
.
m
tl""
8tl
hou
.
,
....
...
w
A
Neriff,
Local
fish
buyers
on
Thursday
put
into
use
for
the
first
time
a
new
board
at
the
Exchange
supplied
by
the
Union
OU
Co.
Much
more
commodious
than
the
old
one
aud
fitting
a
long
felt
need,
the
new
board
will,
doubtless.
Inspire
the
buyer
tu
l
tter
things
than
they
have
offering
so
far
this
season.
CLi;.t
IT
WKf.K
where
there
has
been
a
campaign
with
a
view
to
Improving
the
looks
of
the
premises.
Flower
garasns
will
be
put
in
to
further
beautify
the
aurroundlaa
The
efficiency
and
better
earning
capacity
of
the
large
dleaal
boau
In
the
halibut
flaherles
has
been
amply
demonstrated
ao
far
this
season.
Willi
many
"hole
trips."
due
to
low
prices,
have
been
complained
of
by
the
gas
men.
the
dtaeel
boata
have
evidently
been
getting
by
very
nicely
They
have
been
able
to
meat
expenses
with
a
little
something
to
spare
on
such
priees
as
So
and
3c
and
upwards
while
the
smalle
Kssboats
have
been
lucky
to
pay
their
bills.
It
is
ever
becoming
more
apparent
that
the
Canadian
owners
will
have
to
follow
the
example
which
has
been
so
generally
taken
up
by
their
contemporaries
across
the
line
if
they
are
v
survive.
It
would,
of
course,
mean
oulte
a
flnanalal
outlay
which,
one
arranged,
would,
nevertheless,
probebLv
repay
itself
in
Increased
margin
ol
profits.
The
Union
CHI
Vo
Is
about
to
star
the
construction
on
the
hillside
back
of
It
station
of
.two
Urge
storage
tsnk
of
sbeoit
rmm
tallona
Mpaclty
each
I
wiucn
win
be
about
the
siae
of
tiit
here.
With
the
company
construction
departaseat
carrying
out
the
wurx
excavation
will
start
next
week
preparatory
to
the
putting
in
of
the
foundations.
A
pump
house
will
also
be
initialed
and
the
new
tanks
will
contain
g;
sollne
snd
dleael
oil.
the
company
having
not
yet
gone
Into
the
crude
p't
htislf-.s
hero
kv.l
.iblls'iifl
ti
.w
only
jUjui
(.'liUueu
mouilii,,
the
Union
Oil
Co.
report
a
steady
Increase
In
business'
fully
JuttUrng
tb
original
project
of
coming
to
Print
Aupert.
ANGL1NO
ItsHil
l.
TIOs
Regulations
on
trout
fishtn
;
in
thin
distrlet
prsvlde
that
tin
clone
.asjn
for
the
fishing
of
streauw
snail
lx-
iroin
November
16
to
May
23
and.
in
lukes.
lron
March
1
to
Aprw
:u.
However,
iu
all
lakes
adjaceiu
io
the
Skeena
Itlver
and
its
estuary
w-i
of
and
in-cludiug
Lakelse
Lake
u..-
close
season
Is
to
May
38,
the
same
.u
ni
streams.
Oreatly
unproved
in
.;)K.iraiic.'
and
lightened
up
poasioiy
njim-
two
tons,
the
provincial
police
cruix-r
p.M.L.
2
(loriuerly
Adanac)
was
luunciied
yesterday
altemoon
from
lli'
McLean
Ways
at
Seal
Cove
where,
for
the
past
month,
she
has
bean
undergoing
cciulderable
remodelling
and
renovation
above
decks.
The
old
elevated
pilot
house
has
been
taken
off
and
placed
aft
of
the
raised
deck
cabin
ana
the
boat
ha
also
been
redeoked.
UUt
is
no.
ui
typical
cruiaer
type.
reaembliriK
somewhat
lu
appearance
the
mission
bo
it
Northern
Or;.
The
PJfX
2
is
ready
to
resume
service
at
once
wi;i
Skipper
Baybone
aud
Bnjtneer
Canun
in
charge.
Hare
id
Rosa,
manager
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Credit
Bureau,
.-.
u
,
ilie
owner
ol
tlie
wall
known
Ij
.ii
;
iv.--:
cruU?.
Donnie
Mac.
The
dea.
AniT!y
Mi
Ross
took
the
vessel
ovci
irom
Jack
Currie
who
has
owned
i
tor
several
yea;-,
was
cl.sed
last
v.e
o:
tne
rale-J
deck
type
and
one
of
Ui
..cut,:
pleasure
bouts
in
Prince
Ru-r.
nuruor.
.he
Donnie
Mac
ws.
bull,
in
l'jir,
oy
a
hlasscit
Inlet
sawmill
ciH'iaur
and
came
lo
Prince
Rupert
u
;-w
years
later
when
she
wss
pun-iia-ed
by
Wllhim
Relth.
Mr.
Currle,
In
turn,
acquired
the.
:;aft
which
1
38
feel
Io.ik
and
powered
with
a
10
h.p.
Ciil
ton
;..ili
Mr.
to
has
become
a
n.emb
r
o
Priii
e
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
and
tne
Donnie
Mac
is
still
at
her
terth
there
While
halibut
landli.'s
for
the
past
wiek
at
Prince
Ruper
were
jmewnat
lighter
than
average
at
total
of
5jr,.-
300
pounds
AMfiM
'mnds
Ameriran
and
3E.800
pounds
Canadian
-prices
were
coiulderably
tmpr
.ved
during
thu-perlod
after
a
lew
week
or
exceptionaUy
low
bids.
The
highest
bid
for
the
week
was
17.1c
and
8c
which
American
bunt
Lumen
received
for
a
itch
of
10.000
pounds.
The
low
American
price
was
Be
and
4c.
The
high.
',
paid
Canadian
boat
was
the
Prosperity
A.
-which
received
11.
Be
and
6c
for
14.000
pounos
No
Canadian
halibut
was
offered
on
the
day
that
the
highest
American
prices
were
paid.
The
lowest
bid
for
Canadian
ftth
wss
SJrc.sneSOate.
Halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
teason
up
to
Friday
stood
at
lijMf.lOO
pound
5.066.000
pound
American
and
1311400
pound
Canadian---
compared
with
a
total
of
6.-4
61,
TOO
pounds
at
similar
date
last
year
made
up
of
4.818
100
pounds
American
and
IJBBSjSOO
pound
Canadian.
The
Canadian
boats
Dnome.
Viking
I.,
rernen
and
Heleu
I
lauded
their
aixth
catches
of
the
season
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
FEW
PRICES
!
ARE
HIGHER
A
survey
of
the
local
markets
this
cor-
,WAS
SO
NERVOUS,
and
SHORT
OF
BREATH
COULD
HARDLY
SLEEP
Mrs.
Louise
RajrliQ,
Golden
Lake,
OnL,
write.
"
or
everkl
years
I
Tf&a
greater
troubled
with
tar
heart.
I
was
lo
nervous
and
abort
or
breath
I
could
hardly
aleep
at
night,
and
If
I
did
sleep
for
a
while
I
had
bad
dream.
i
i
i
which
usually
takes
place
at
this
time
veal,
shoulder
f
the
year.
Stutar
Is
also
slightly
veal,
loin
Higher
than
month
ago.
Beef
and
Veal,
leg
ill
beef
products
continue
at
high
jpurk.,
shoulder
.
levels
with
no
prospect
of
any
decline
Pork,
loin
until
poulbly
J)-.
when
re.v."
Mp-
porK
w
'
-
f:
-
-
-
m
:pfpSi
Warmth
Economy
Sstisfaction
HECLA
AGENTS
for
Prince
Kupert
STEENS,
LIMITED
ion
bring
about
the
only
Canadian
Carrots,
8
lb,
for
apple
now
available.
Wtnesapa
are
;
Carrot,
sack
scarce
and
supplies
ol
thia
variety
have
Potatoes,
8
lbs.
.
.
.
had
to
be
brought
from
across
the
,
Back
i.arder.
;
Parsley,
bunch
Prices
current
are
aa
follows:
Cauliflower.
B.C.
LAlll
California
bead
lettuce
..
P1"
-
ioarllc.
imported,
per
lb.
city
of
cattle
is
not
only
aOectlng
the,
Beef,
boiling
12&c
to
18c:
I
Alberts
Creamery
46c
CIIKfirii:
,
Almonds
Catnembert
cheese.
8
oz
pkg
65
niti'Us
Kraft
Llmberger,
;
35c
Wuinuu.
OnUrto
solids
36c
.
Walnuts.
New
Zealand
solid
30c
Almonds
Stilton,
lb
40:
Peanuts
Kraft
46c
i
Mnnchurlan
walnuts
Norwegian
Ooat
06c
r.il'.lornla
walnut
.
.
Napoleon
Ltmberger
Roquefort
Swifts'
Brooklleld
Oorgonxola.
Ifeh
.
.
Yellow,
per
lb.
"I
maneed
to
keep
at
my
work,
MoLaxenw
Oreaso.
Jars
somehow,
until
I
begun
to
have
dixxy
Brook
field
Swiss
oheese.
t
pells
which
got
so
bad
I
had
to
fire
up.
I
ued
many
hinds
of
medicine,
but
found
no
help
until
I
jot
a
box
if
After
the
first
bbx
I
found
a
great
change,
and
after
two
lo.ea
I
was
as
well
as
I
could
be.
"I
told
my
mother,
who
bad
choking-
sensations,
about
them
and
they
helped
her
(rreaUy."
Price
SOe.
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealer,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
sliibura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
New
I'e.ilMid.
In
bulk
prints
50c
'
Brookfteld
Canadian
ch
100
Ft.
im
Flour.
49's
No.
1
hard
wheat
Pastry,
flour,
10's
Pastry
tlnur,
4B's
VKOKTAIll.KH
Beets.
0
lbs.
for
;ir-
the
things
to
look
for
in
a
heating
system.
It'
you
an-
plaiminK
a
new
home,
or
if
the
j;t-t
.virve:'
has
shown
your
present
.'urnace
to
be
unsatisfactory
SEE
THE
1IECF.A
AGENT
NOW
He
will
advise
you
aonut
your
heuting
problems
and
will
show
you
the
famous
Hecla
Warm
Air
Furnace
with
the
special
lectures
that
result
in
remarkable
fuel
economy
and
assure
a
lifetime
at
satisfaction
in
use.
The
Success
Furnace
is
a
slightly
lower-priced
ine.
which
retains
many
of
the
outstanding
features
of
the
Hecla.
.Mail
the
Coupon
for
Valuable
Hecla
Literature
Clare
Bros.
Western
Ltd.
Winnipeg
Calgary
Edmonton
Vancouver
ULAHE
JJKOS.
WESTERN
l.TI),
WINNIPEG
Please
mail
me
booklet
about
the
famous
Hecla
Warm
Air
Furnace
Name
Address
..2S:
..135
..
25c
12.2ft
..
Ok
..
sac
..
16c
toe
Compound
30c
l
eeks,
4
bunches
for
26c
Sons
;C'ali:ornia
celery,
head
.
.
26c
and
tO
BC
Preah
pullets
39c,
Spinach.
Meal
10c
B.C.
Fresh
first
40c
Texas
New
Cabbage,
lb
10c
B.C.
Fresh
extras
15c
fooling
onion.
4
lbs.
for
26c
Local
new
laid
50c
New
green
onions,
per
bunch
-
P'H
!
California
rsdUhes
Ittr
Smoked
kippers
lb
U
Turnips.
8
lbs
for
26c
Kippered
salmon,
lb
6c
per
sack
t.0C
Smoked
Mack
cod.
lb
20c
Brussels
8prouts.
per
lb
26r
Finnan
haddlee
lb
26c
'Hothouse
Rhubarb.
3
lbs.
for
....
26c
meati
riiuir
Fowl.
No
1.
lb
38c
and
40c
!
Oranges.
Valencia.
dosen...40c
to
IMkJ
lIll;i:TS
show
I.ITTIJI
rillNnHH
Roasting
chicken,
lb
46o
lemons.
Sunklst.
doaen
26c
to
44c
HIT
(ISKKKAI.
HTIHtiMVii
Ham.
sliced,
first
grade
60c
imperial
Valley
Orapefrutt
.
...8
for
tec
lF
VAU
LX
Ham.
whole,
first
grade
36c:
Florida
grapefruit.
2
for
36c
!Ham.
picnic,
lb
Mc
,
Banna.
2
lb
Sse
Cottage
rolls,
lb
2D
attracted
honey,
lb
90S
tck
shows
little
change
In
retail
price.
Bacon,
back
sliced
tt
staple
commodities.
Flour
continue
Bacon,
side
.
.
.
tr
Increase
In
price
owing
to
the
con-
Pork,
jry
ealt
.
inoed
Increase
In
the
price
of
wheat.
Ayrshire
bacon.
lb.
BOc;
Dates,
bulk,
a
lbs.
for
gar
45c
to
66c
Raisins,
bulk,
per
lb
ISr
ate
I
Sweet
Potatoes,
t
lbs
for
26c
We
I
California
Dainty
Dates,
package
.
.
26?
it
I
Yellow
Newton
"C"
grade
ISJW
40c
Fancy
83
M
Sr
Bxtra
fancy
4.00
28c
wineaaps,
"C"
grade
88
JS
,
40c
I
Fancy
88.78
.
...
SBI
Kxtrs
Fancy
....
15c
to
20c
,
Navel
oranges
.
DHIRIt
butchete
and
pnrker
but
also
the
shoe
Beet,
steak
80c
to
46c
;
Lemon
and
orange
peel
manufacturer
who
are
nndiirg
tne
'.aw,
rust.
prime
rib
gflj..Oltron
peel
price
of
leather
inoreasing
tn
rough
tne
Lamb.
hups.
6uo4Wak
CMklM
nga,
a
scarcity
of
hides
for
tanning
Bo.
as
;
Lamb,
shoulder
'
Mel
White
Tigs,
heie's
nothlmt
like
leather,
the
cost
of
Mlltton
,
40o
Currants,
2
lbs
4
-im
0
81.00
90s
I
80
Me
shoes,
tlie
finished
article,
ha
been
in-
tmb.
leg
4e
i
Apples
Me
creased
to
the
retailers.
Mutton,
chops
4c
Peaches,
peeled
Me
Butler
prices
remain
low
on
account
(
Mutton
Shoulder
80c
I
Apricots,
lb
Me
of
the
Import
from
Mew
Zealand
al-
Bt'TTRK
IPrur.es.
90
!0d.
4-lbs
36c
hough
arrivals
In
Canada
have
not
nrookfleld.
Shamrock
and
Woodland.
35
lb
box
61
M
been
quite
so
large
Of
late
as
Oront
,n
Britain
has
been
a
heavy
buyer.
One
ECD
j0
,
cotisolatlon
is
that
eggs
are
plentiful.
cpitoY
2nd
grade
more
plentiful
at
tnia
season
oi
tne
jf
valley,
lb
year
than
any
otner
witn
pnoe
espondlngly
moderate.
Anolea
are
necrlr
over
Tel
low
lb.
W.
:
Prunes.
80-70
lb
2
lbs.
for
26c
J0cl
30-40
S
lbs.
for
36c
4Ar
40-50
lb
15C
50c'
2S
lb.
box
83.00
4gr
f.vaporaled
pears,
halves,
lb
26c
38
lb
box
H.80
NUTfe)
shelled
Valenclas
Mo
broken
sheUed
SOr
shelled
halve
Ota
70c
Ni.
1
mixed
nuts
78c
New
!
liber
U
46c!
KF.EII
76c
!
45r
and
86c
wi.eat
No
5
lb
pkg.
3l)c
,s
Vi
iu.
pite.-
,Uran
!
8ci9horti
Qrujere
4&c
MidtHing.
:
Oolden
Loaf,
lb
'jaek.
lb
Romano
Sardo.
lb
Qamniel.Mt.
U
lb
Sl'tl.tR
White,
per
10
WOO
26c
Me
40c
SSe
26c
100
lbs.
.
.
83.00
.
.
02
JO
.
...
2S6
.
.
83.40
83.70
46c
j
Barley.
aS.ao
60c,
Poultry
mush
88.60
75c
i
Special
tgglliash
3.26
30c
Oyster
shell
82J0
Isrrntch
food
3
80
67.75
63
OS
.
76c
3
00
25c
Beef
scrap
86.00
around
oil
oaks
64.M
Baby
chick
feed
84.26
Fine
oat
chops
63
00
Crushed
oat
S3.
is
Lurries
Edgar,
on
a
charge
uf
drunk,
e
nness.
had
hi
case
dismissed
by
Ma-
Beets,
sack
82.78
latrate
McClymont
in
city
police
court
NavySuits
and
Ensemble
Suits
an
liemers
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pinto
for
91.00
7
quart
for
$I.(M
Cash
price
tickets
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
1
lib
St.
TelepluMir
637.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Kreefe
Phone
876
DENTIST
Radio
The
S9K
5i
Radio
Radiol
17
will
give
you
the
best
reception.
Price
complete
ti,
14-50
Cannot
be
sold
for
less
8peclal
-MIX
IHIKTKAIT
POSTAL
of
yourself
for
81.00
Winnipeg
anil
Vancouver
Prices.
F.
W.
C
HANDLER
Sixth
afreet.
Photographer
Phone
Red
:
e
throats
Rub
Viclts
on
throat
g.
and
cheat.
Relieves
iVrtwo
n'ays
at
once
absorbed,
inhaled.
O
IC
fS
Vapor
ue
'n:.rawiiweiTT?iiiTi