f
AGB
STX
About
Washday
Family
Doctors
know
that
a
wnshiub
is
the
barrier
to
a
woman's
health
and
happiness.
Why
endure
this
strain
on
strength
and
vitality.
Try
the
laundry
way.
Just
father
the
soiled
clothes
telephone
uh
and
vf
ash-day
is
over.
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
l'hone
8
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
CMHWUOKCMRUIS
rajjuiiONSniui
EWUINWSUStJOf
TttPOUOWtlMMMI:
r
y'Awin
ft
VtMIM
wl
Ti
iHWU
IMU
A
SOUND
INVESTMENT
IN
HEALTH
Produce
a
Blgjrer
Dividend
than
the
safest
bond
W.CAspinall
CHIROPRACTOR
C
Exchange
Block
Green
241
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Kootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
It
pinta
for
$.oo
7
((uarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
ticket.
McBride
Street
store
uow
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
llth
St.
Telephone
637.
WI3xandfei-
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
OFFICERS
FOR
NEW
COMPANY
KSI'KiaXX.1
OF
ALICE
AUM
HOLDS
ITS
INITIAL
MKKTIMl
lltUE
LAST
MdllT
j
The
newly-fonned
Btparanaa
Mining
Company
held
it
tint
meeting
yesteT-
U"M
H
tMllDer'
approved
(11
the
worBoUllKoi
Mfktlon
and
elertn
a
nr.
roarisyniF
board
of
directors.
These
were
Normau
Praser
aitd
Angus
MacDonald'
of
Alloc
Arm.
Thomas
McMeekln
and
D.
B.
McDougall
or
Prince
Rupert,
and
Peter
Gordon
of
Anyox.
Mr.
Piper,
who
has
had
charge
of
the
mine
for
the
syndicate
that
formerly
owned
It,
told
of
the
operation
up
to
the
present
time
and
hopes
were
expressed
that
a
material
showing
would
be
made
this
season.
The
company
la
cau-
Itelleecl
at
MOO.000
In
dollar
shares,
which
today
show
a
market
value
of
25c
each.
KITCHEN
SHOWER
FOR
MISS
MAYDO
LARKIN
fmelilii.
Like
Thirty
(limit
Awetiiblnl
Last
Mgltt
at
llesuesvf
Mr.
1.
(..
IfctWMWI
Mias
Maydo
Larkln.
who
Is
to
be
mar
ried
next
week
to
Arthur
Nlckerson
ol
Auyox
was
the
guest
of
honor
last
n.gin
t
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
P.
o.
I
Dawson
at
a
kitchen
shower
given
by
about
thirty
young
people
and
arranged
I
by
Mrs.
Dawson
and
Miss
Agnes
Dawson.
The
large
guest
rocm
was
taste-1
'ully
dean-atec
with
hearts
and
kuplesj
and
tulips.
I
The
tuests
were
enleruined
with
the'
'
"
drawing
and
reading
of
horoscope
and
-
J
.
contest
games.
Then
at
the
appointed
Mlmatohr.
Laura
sue
oils
bag
of
gifts
the
old
man
being
personated
Ruth
Hllebey.
Mrs
J
nag
oi
gifts,
the
old
being
personated
by
Miss
Dawson
in
aultable
costume
lach
gift
was
accompanied
by
an
amus
ing
rhyme
and
these
were
read
by
the
recipient
and
caused
much
merriment.
Another
Interesting
feature
was
a!
bride
made
from
a
broom
and
other;
kitchen
articles
and
with
a
dustlne-:
rlotb
for
veil
that
was
also
presented
to
the
brade-to-be.
Those
present
Included:
Mlas
Larkln.
Mrs.
Larkln.
Mtees
Stella
j
Nlckerson.
Dorothy
Maodonald.
Evelyn
j
Macdonald.
Margaret
Oraham.
Myra
Harvey
Virginia
Bell.
Cathie
Irvine.
Frances
Cross.
Mollle
Cross.
Lancaster.
Wills
Dyer
Mrs
H.
M
D.
Lunb.
Misses
Ada
Miiusgohr.
Norma
Stop!
Look!
Listen!
Grocery
Specials
3
DAYS
ONLY
Granulated
Sugar,
10
lbs.
.
.
7l)f
Choice
Evaporated
Prunes,
4
lbs.
;Tf
Dry
Green
Peas
In
satchels,
2
pkgs.
for
"rc
V
:
1
r'
r
t.
.
i
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
"Limited
Phone
l.'i
-
574
Spring
Hats
Demers
Costumes
Latest
Frocks
aon.
Jones
in
Pytorstown
Mrs.
John
Raymond
Prince
Rupert
for
Margaret
Eyolf-
FORMER
RESIDENT
DIED
IN
WAIsES
slm.
Jafcn
Itaimestd
Used
Here
fwr
.NsmlMT
of
Year,
ami
Was
Cliureti
f
Werkev
South
who
Wales.
Or
Osorge
C
Paine.
Telkwa
physic
lt
a
visitor
in
the
city
for
a
few
days,
having
arrived
from
the
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
B.
W.
Lyons.
Stewart
butcher.
Was
a
Passenger
aboard
the
Camoeun
last
night
going
through
to
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
niuna
v,roas
uocoe,
O
10.
page.
Father
Chsm-wune
OM.l
of
Anyox
tHIC
!
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
north
on
Mayflower
Toilet
Soap,
4
cake
j"''
f?niuii
!
evening.
iKtt
Fels
Nuptha
Soap,
per
carton
87c
Being
Cream
Tomato
Soup,
re.
2
for
25c.
Special,
per
tin
lie
Per
doxen
.SI
17
Ileitis
Tomato
Catsup,
per
bottle
:to?
6
lb.
Boxes
Sodas
(Hie)
Extra
Special
Sultana
Kaisins,
3
lb.
for
:sf
Libby's
Apple
Butter,
large
tins
Hit
To
clear,
your
choice,
us
you
like
'em
Scribbler.
Erasers,
Pencil!",
Rulers,
7
for
U5f
Pullet
Extras,
guaranteed,
;i
dos.
for
$1.00
THIS
WEEK'S
SPECIALS
Nabob
Coffee,
per
tin
Nabob
Tea,
I'm.
pkg
Christie
Sodan.
per
tin
.
.
Hutter-Krust
Toast,
pkg.
.
.
Snowflake
Pastry
Flour,
sack
.
or,?
.
"or
.
irc
10
lb.
(fOr)
uuckeye
Corn
Meal.
10
lb.
sack
rr
Tillson's
Health
Bran,
pkjr...
l!0r
Christie's
Fancy
Biscuits,
lb.
15c
Libby's
Ripe
Olives,
per
tin
itOf
Helnz
Chilli
Sauce,
bottle
.
.
.Tie
Nabob
Pure
Honey,
12
oz.
jar
',U)t
C.
&
B.
Pickled
White
Onions,
jar
50c
C.
&
B.
Brench
Capers,
4
o.
bot-
H0r
Quaker
Corn
on
Cob,
2'
.'a,
per
tin
:ioc
Columbia
Pears,
2VS.
per
tin
Uc
Columbia
Sliced
Peachex,
per
tin
u:c
French
Mushrooms,
per
tin
.
.
15c
Masola
Oil,
1
lb.
tin
i
.
.
.
loc
2
lb.
tin
75f
lb.
tin
$1,10
8
lb.
tin
$2.50
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMITLA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
20S
THE
DAILI
More
Food
Value
Produced
io
Cueia
FEWER
frills
and
more
"regular"
food
that's
what
most
men
want.
But
they
like
flavor,
too.
Let
Carnation
Milk
help
you
put
both
flavor
and
food
value
into
plain
dishes.
Its
double
richnessand
creamy
smoothness
do
it.
Nothing
but
water
taken
out
Nothing
added.
Write
ior
free
Cook
Book
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.
Limited
IM
AbboSlrM
VANCOUVER
B.C
Carnation
Milk
Ina
Woods,
and
'From
Contented
Cotvs"
Lilian
Lowe,
Muldoon.
TOOK
LAST
RITES
TO
DYING
WOODSMAN
I"Hri
Tramped
Mvty
tills
Tfcroegl,
Knew
attd
Krnktined
b)
HreWde
t
and
BADDBOK.
N.8
March
31.
A
Jour
nay
of
slaty
odd
mile
through
forests
clogged
with
deep
snow,
and
with
the
temperature
around
aero,
did
not
prove
Many
local
friends
will
regret
to
learn
'
ton
great
difficulty
to
Bev.
Pa
the
at
the
death
which
occurred
last
month
'Angus
MeKetl.
assistant
parish
priest
at
Mar)orie
,
at
the
home
of
her
slater.
Mrs.
L.
I
CheUcamp
when
the
call
came
fur
inn.
having
left
for
the
Old
Country
about
five
years
go.
Ths
husband
of
the
late
Mrs.
Raymond,
also
deceased,
wa
engaged
here
as
a
stevedore
during
hla
residence
in
the
city.
They
came
here
from
Francois
Lake
where
they
had
been
engaged
for
some
years
in
ranching.
The
late
Mm.
Raymond,
who
was
M
vests
of
age
and
a
native
of
Wales,
was
a
faithful
worker
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
while
in
Prince
Rupert.
She
had
many
friends
and
was
much
esteemed.
After
the
death
of
her
husband,
she
had
made
residence
bare
with
Mr.
and
Mrs
Prank
Morris
interment
took
place
in
Perndalc
Cemetery,
Glamorganshire.
South
Wales
of
-o
administer
the
last
rites
to
s
dyln;
In
rather
McNeil
was
advised
recently
that
a
woodsman
o!
the
Oxford
Pa
pet
Oompsny
Camp
M.
the
most
distant
and
Inaccessible
or
the
workings,
wa
aying
irom
spinal
meningitis,
and
desired
to
saw
a
pr.es
t
Three
relays
c
guides
led
the
young
priest
over
tb
sixty
miles
of
almost
unbroken
snow
tne
greater
part
of
the
way
beim:
covered
on
snow
shoes
and
he
reached
the
dying
man
In
tune
two
days
after
receiving
the
last
rites
the
patient
died.
Uk-
priest
re
malnlng
by
hla
side
throughout
The
return
Journey
was
no
leas
arduous
but
was
accomplished
successfully
with
only
a
few
frost
bites
to
remain
as
reminders
of
a
perilous
errand
of
mercy.
SEVEN
MILE
DASH
WITH
A
DOG
TEAM
RUBY
Alaska.
March
21
-Joe
Stick-man
returning
from
winning
the
Pair-banks
Djk
DeiSsy
drove
his
team
SO
miles
and
entered
the
postponed
St.
Patrick's
rare
here
winning
a
seven
mile
dash
in
S6
minutes
31
seconds.
SCHOOL
BUILDINGS
FOR
ALASKA
TOWNS
WASH1NUTOM.
March
21
-A
bill
sutnorizinjt
An
borate.
Alaska,
to
issue
100.000
iMftts
and
Seward
WJ00O
for
const
ructlotf
of
school
buildings
was
passed
toda?
hy
the
SeuaU.
r
MB'
VVIIKAT
I'M
It'll
LP.
VANCOUVER.
March
21.
-The
price
of
wheat
yesterday
moved
up
to
13
HKATIIHK
IUM1IKT.
Prii
H
ii
pert.-
-Raining.
Wind:
temperature.
44.
fresh
SJl
umia
nas
roup
Rubded
on
I
throat
and
chest,
,thc
effect
of
Vicks
in
reliev
ing
spasmodic
croup
is
two
fold:
(1)
Its-medicated
va-porsrrcleased
bybody
heat,
reach
rtiir'passttB
direct;
(2)
ArthelSnte
time
it
stimulates
theTsicin,
thus
helping
the
inhaled
vapors
case
the
difficult
breathing.
ICKS
f
V
AaV
aV-e
1
B-eT
Qym
hMiluonJaksUsio
yearly
30,000
ANIMALS
IN
JASPER
PARK
I
UNSCK
ItKVLALH
LAIHIK
NI
MIILK
MlU
N
TAIN
MILLT.
IlL'MI.
tlllAT.
iikakk
ami
other
iiila-
TLULM
.
JASPER.
March
SO.
In
the
ordinary
nenae
of
the
word,
taking
the
census
Is
an
easy
and
prosslc
business.
But
It
Is
not
quite
jo
trite
in
Jasper
National
Park,
which
l
a
wild
animal
sanctuary
live
thousand
square
miles
In
area.
A
nun
can
liardiy
go
up
to
a
grlssly
bear
and
say.
"Uood
morning,
-sir.
I'm
taking
tlie
census.
Mow
many
are
there
.i.
your
family?"
If
the
oensus
taker
does
that
there
Is
likely
to
be
one
leas
in
his
own
family.
Of
course
the
animals
are
not
all
as
careless
In
their
tieatment
of
stray
humans
as
the
grin-
but
it
isnt
any
easier
to
keep
track
of
the
high-stepping
sheep
and
the
swlft-runnlng
caribou.
In
spite
of
all
handicaps,
the
war
dens
have
been
able
to
get
a
very
good
estimate
of
the
Inhabitants
of
Jasper.
Rocky
Mountain
sheep
and
mule
deer
head
the
list,
they
say.
with
ten
thous
and
head
each
There
are
between
two
and
three
thousand
goats,
between
ouc
thousand
and
two
thousand
caribou;
.bom
eighteen
hundred
mouse,
one
thousand
elk:
between
one
hundred
and
lifty
and
three
hundred
grladlea.
and
about
two
thousand
black
and
clnam-nion
bears.
Beaver
are
plentiful
and
there
are
great
numbers
of
otters,
fishers,
martins,
mink,
musk
rata
and
porcupines.
Figures
for
these
small
animals
are
uot
available,
but,
If
they
art
not
included.
Jasper's
animals
residents
go
ceyono
thirty
thousand
in
number.
And
that
is
a
conservative
estimate
a
aw
years
ago.
some
of
Uanada's
finest
animals,
such
as
the
Maori,
were
threatened
with
estlactlen,
but
the
national
parks
were
created
and
the
animals
are
secure
tor
ever.
Since
Canada
s
the
last
natural
haunt
for
many
of
them,
the
educational
value
of
toe
ame
preserve
ta
great,
and.
apart
front
education,
there
Is
always
s
thrill
In
oming
upon
s
lordly
mountain
rasa
tending
in
the
road
with
head
up.
atching
you
eurtoualy,
ar
In
oatchlng
tight
of
a
beautiful
deer
scemperlng
off
in
the
woods
Travellers
m
Jasper
have
remarked
the
tabMne
effect
fteeatum
from
fear
of
man
has
had
an
the
wIM
animals
and
have
keen
mm
bow
Icre
they
could
come
to
the
bean
anal
ven
the
very
shy
animals
such
as
the
eer
and
the
sheep.
That
this
Is
nana
-hlng
to
be
desired,
evswyon
w',11
agree.
specially
the
student
of
wild
life
and
n
pnotographer.
The
photographer
Isi
he
nany
3own"
oniy
nuuter
allowed
to
shoot
a
beautiful
trophies
are
"brought
every
season
ay
the
earners.
NALAIIIRM
or
JI
IKIKS
OTTAWA.
March
11.,
nuiiee
ot
fifteen
wai
to
ncreaee
the
ulartea
of
Judges.
The
mo
tion
to
do
so
carried
by
111
to
SB
B.C
B.C
BASTKK
IIDLIIUVH
OTTAWA.
March
21.
-Parliament
will
tdjcuni
tot
ten
days
for
Baster
from
March
30
to
April
10
Market
Prices
Prices
current
are
as
Mint
follows:
24
-JOC
kiuia
peueu
gar
Fresh
firsla
ear
B.C
Fresh
extras
Sr
Looal
new
laid
aOr
MSII
Uppers,
lb
lfre
Kipfsteed
salmon,
lb.
aV
Smoked
black
eed.
Ib.
ar
Finnan
baddies,
u.
See
1IIUTS
Fowl.
No.
1.
Ib
gee
and
4e
aoaeung
chieken.
u.i
.s
43,
Ham.
sliced,
first
trade
1
Ham.
whole,
first
grade
1
picnic,
lb
S3
We
Cottage
rolls,
lb
314,
siloed
gee
con.
side
4sc
to
Mr
uy
salt
a,
Ayrshire
bacon,
le,
Me
Veal,
shoulatr
ags-
!.
tetn
toe
Vesi.
leg
ae
IT
34K
Seek,
mm
ur
lt
Mr
Beef,
pot
roast
lec
to
goc
Beef,
hotline
UV
to
Iftc
t
a0oto4ec
Beet-
roast,
prime
rib
SSc
Lamb,
eneps
goc
Lamb.
shouHtr
gsc
Mutton,
leg
toe
lernb.
.tg
48c
Mutton,
chops
sac
Mutton
sneulder
a0e
IIUT1RR
Brvokfield.
Stsamreefc
and
Woo4lsad
10
ode
BCD.
Ib
ale
Capitol,
and
grade.
IB
4le
Praser
Valley,
lb
goo
New
aesland,
in
bulk
sgc
prints
Alberta
Creaaatry
'.
CIIKBHE
Uamembert
cheese.
8
ea.
pkg
60
Kraft
L4mberaer.
Me
Ontario
solids
34
New
Bealand
solids
Stilton,
lb
40c
K'
4
So
Norwegian
Oost
ejo
!
Napoleon
Umberger
700
!
Koquefort
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Oorgonaola.
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Weekend
Specials
150
POUNDS
FOKESTVILLE
CHEAMUn
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,
T(,
Special
3
lbs.
for
$i.;t0
Limit
6
Ibg.
to
eachvqistomeri
flklake
ii
,
secure
any
of
thrMutter.
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Butter
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to
the
highest
point
this
season,
u
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urm
ior
at
least
six
wees.
Cut
Cherries,
per
Ib.
.."Mr
Kotrers
uolden
Syrup.
5
Ib.
pail,
special
.;tc
Blue
Ribbon
Peaches,
11
oz.
;
pKk.,
reg.
26c.
vvhflt
they
laat,
half
price,
2
for
'Mf
Pride
of
Canada
Maple
Syrup
t.
bottles,
Special,
each
8lf
Crossed
Fiah
Sardines.
The
finest
on
the
market,
special.
2
for
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and
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Chocolate
Kabbita.
EnrCups,
and
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stock
is
complete.
Why
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twice
as
mm
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COMBINATION
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HOME
M
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,
TABLE
SPECIAL
10
lbs.
$1.00
T
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Followinif
assortment:
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16
lbs.
Terrace
Turnips.
;
,
8
lbs.
ItC.
Carrots.
6
lbs.
Red
Beets.
,
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4
11k.
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Oniona.
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8
Ib.
Potatoes.
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per
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sixes,
baby
9C
to
case;
tails
4
t.
cast
-
lulls,
tins
for
M.00
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COMBINATION
SPKCLAL
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1
tin
Oelmonte
Sliced
Pino-
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apple,
reg.
26c.
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1
tin
Libby's
Crushed
Pine-
apple,
reg.
26c.
Flo
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(.:
1
tin
Sliced
Peaches,
rejr-
26c.
1
tin
Roaedale
ApricoU,
reg.
Cnlilorni
;
26c.
1
tin
Bartlett
Pears,
reg.
26c.
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Special
5
for
l.tlO
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Lot
2.
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1
tin
Libby'a
Fruit
Salad
Ps.
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1
tin
Libby's
Sliced
Pine-
M.'.v
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apple,
1'a.
l.'-nntus,
i
1
tin
Rosedale
Cherries,
l's.
(
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1
tin
halved
Peaches,
l's.
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n
1
tin
Libby's
Crushed
Pine-
Creen
Pep,.
apple,
l's.
Pnrsle.y.
nr
I
Special.
6
for
$1.00
Te.xa
Cab!
-
Lot
t.
Bunch
Can,
I
tin
Quaker
Peaches
2li,a!
('reen
Oni
I
tin
Quaker
Apricots,
2'-s.
PItov
i-ins
1
tin
Nabob
Green
Gage,
Picnic
II.
ii:
'-I
2',-3's.
i1;ik
Ha,,
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1
tin
Aimer
Crushed
Pine-
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apple,
2Va'.
Cold
Koas1
1
"
Special
4
Tina
for
$1.
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(.ll.
n
1..
,
Above
are
all
large
aize
tins.
Brick
"
Lot
4.
lirtl
in
Im,
;"
1
tin
M.B.
Peas,
reg.
26c.
Avi.
shin
l;
1
tin
M.B.
Beets,
rag.
36c.
in.
slu
i
1
tin
M.B.
Corn.
reg.
28c.
B,C
Fnl
I
1
tin
Libby's
Aaparagus
U?
for
Tips.
reg.
86
c.
B.C.
Fresh
I
Special
Hlrva
tor
$1.00
Kkk
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Pioneer
Jam,
per
pall.
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B.C.
Kresl,
l
Blackberr,
Strawberry,
Kkkh.
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Raspberry,
Pineapple
and
Sterling
Blackcurrant.
jm.
smi..
FKUHH
31
BAT
DEPAItTMKM
Leg
Roast
Pork.
lean.
Mi
or
whole
Ic-k
lb
Each
Lck
of
Pork
weighs
an
av.-rag'
"
Our
butcher
ia
an
expert
on
Itolleil
l:-We
carry
a
complete
stock
of
Fresh
Fish,
Hali
Crabs,
Shrinips.
etc.
CUSTOM
i;
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For
(luieJi
Sale
.Monarch
llangc
""
6
hole,
in
good
condition,
.stove
pip
and
l
Rupert
Table
Supply
it
PhoncK-10
-
21
1
12
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY.
7
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Dorothy
Mackaill
and
Jack
in
Mulhal
Me,
Brother,
Smile
E.
J.
RATCLIlTn,
T.
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D'AVRIL
and
others.
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l'lUM
FABLES.
PATHE
RHVIEW.
Admission
36c
nd
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