t
AGE
SIX
For
Husbands
,
MANY
men
do
not
realize
that
washday
brings
the
dreariest
drudgery
into
their
homes.
Relief
from
this
irksome
toil
is
a
gift
within
man's
power
which
will
be
more
appreciated
than
"gol
or
rubies."
Let
us
explain
the
many
varied
services
our
laundry
offers.
.
.
all
of
them
within
the
average
family
budget.
.
.
and
any
of
which
wjll
definitely
banish
the
tedious
toil
of
washday
fr6m
your
home.
Call
8.
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
I'hone
8
Goitre
is
an
enlargement
of
the
thyroid
gland.
It
is
usually
accompanied
by
con
stitutional
weakness
and
other
nervous
disorders.
In
the
three
types
of
simple
goitre,
the
trouble
is
easily
removed
in
a
few
months,
while
in
the
exop-thalmic
type
(Graves'
Dip-ease)
it
is
necessary
to
receive
treatment
over
an
extended
period.
Chiropractic
accompanied
by
other
natural
methods,
will
speedily
remove
the
cause
of
this
distressing
inco-ordination
and
the
sufferer
speedily
restored
to
normal
health.
We,
are
as
near
you
as
your
telephone.
i'hone
Green
211
W.
C.
Aspinall
Rooms
G
and
7
Exchange
Hlock
Houis
9.:t0
t.
12.H0;
1.30
to
5.:
p.m.
Evenings
from
7
to
8
Lady
Attendant
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBrlde
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St
Telephone
657.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Fhone
675
DENTIST
McRAE
CHOSEN
BY
RETAILERS
AS
PRESIDENT
.Nomination
of
Officers
Took
I'l&cftl.
Annual
Meeting
in
'
Commodore
ThM
VH
ifm
DitnW
n
....
1
1
.
i
fimmtmrn
has
nornmated
the
following
lor
ltf.'B
omce
bearers,
the
elections
to
take
place
at
the
annual
meeting
on
the
third
Tuesday
In
February.
President
D.
C.
JIcRae
(elected
bv
ac
clamation).
For
Secretary
W.
W.
Watt
and
John
Bulger,
sr.
For
Executive
Dan
Jabour.
Bert
Morgan
and
J.
D.
Praaer.
L.
M.
Fuller,
retiring
president:
auto
matically
becomes
vice-president.
The
Association
has
passed
a
resolu
tion
urging
upon
the
federal
depart
ment
of
public
works
the
erection
of
an
adequate
post
omce
building
In
this
city.
ALL
CONSERVATIVES
EXPECTING
ELECTION
Nelson,
Jan.
38
That
the
Conservatives
of
all
parts
of
the
province
slae
up
th?
political
situation
the
same
way,
and
expect
the
provincial
general
election
the
coming
summer
waa
stated
by
Dr.
L.
E.
Borden.
Conservative
candidate,
to
a
.large
meeting
of
the
Nelson
Conser
vative
Association,
to
which
he
Was
reporting
on
the
recent
executive
meet
ing
at
Vancouver,
which
waa
attended
by
83
delegates.
Advertise
In
The
Dmlv
New
NOTICE.
Re-Certlflcate
of
Title
No.
3091
1
to
lots
uvc
oi
ana
six
.40),
biock
nineteen
B-Oertlflcat
ol
Title
No.
2901
1
to
una
seventeen
(17)
ana
eighteen
(1,8)
Block
twenty-six
(34),
Section
Alv
f
HI
Re-Certlflcate
of
Title
No.
89031
to
Lot
uuKwta
(iv).
ujocx
ten
(ID),
seo-
Rc-Oertlflcate
of
Title
No.
3447
1
to
Lots
lorij-mm
()
lony-iour
(i)
ana
forty-five
(45).
Block
twenty-seven
(37),
Section
eight
(8),
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Map
923.
Certificates
of
Title
Iwued
in
the
name
of
Ira.
E.
Mahon.
has
been
filed
In
this
office,
notic?
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
iiuui
k
uava
oi
we
iirsi
publication
hIWlf
.
lull
nrntflalnnal
.
I
I
i
...
A
w
M.w.a.
vvibltuatv
Ul
Title
In
lieu
of
each
of
the
said
lost
Certificates,
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
obtectlon
as
to
any
be
made
to
me
Ul
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
8rd
January,
P
MacLEOD
ReylMrsr
of
Titles.
LAST
Big
DRIVE
We
have
secured
a
few
Extra
Labels
for
the
"Shamrock
ams"
Contest
BUY
HALF
A
HAM
AND
(JET
A
LABEL
We
are
giving
a
Five
Found
Has
of
Chocolates
to
the
Winner
This
week
and
to
the
end
of
the
contest
we
will
give
free
one
75c
tin
of
the
most
expensive
tea
in
the
world
with
each
whole
ham
old.
Special
price
on
Hams,
per
lb.
JI5c
MOHE
Fit
EE
(JOODS
A
Beautiful
Itubbcr
Apron
Free
with
n
few
Bars
nf
Soap.
Come
in
and
see
us
about
it
Heinz
Beans
This
Week
5
small
tins
for
55
5
medium
tins
for
1)50
Heinz
Catsup
and
Fickle
Special-One
Sweet
Mixed
One
Sour
Mixed
One
Catsup
Value
$1.35,
for
1)50.
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
45
and
57
1
'
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Fhone
63
Cartage.
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
DISCUSSION
OF
ALASKA
ILLS
Vancouver
Province
Warns
Canada
Not
to
Follow
Example
(Vancouver
Province)
It
would
appear
from
rocent
ropeVt
that
the
bright
expectations
with
wffleb.
some
Americans
entertained
themaelves(
when
they
purchased
Alaska
foi
u
song,
sixty
years
ago.
have
not
been
fulfilled.'
Tr.e
question
u
now
being
asked
how
It
i
comes
about
that
In
furs,
a
commodity
In
which
Alaska
might
be
supposed
to
excel,
the
total
export
from
that
ternary
In
1937
was
lea
than
one-fifth
of
the
mount
produced
by
the
State
of
Louisiana
In
the
same
year,
and
that
the
little
State
of
Iowa
la
able
to
pro-
I
duos,
In
the
value
of
lu
farm
products
alone,
more
In
a
single
year
than
the
total
output
of
Alaska
from
all
sources
from
the
date
of
Its
purchase
to
the
present
time.
The
Federal
Oovernment
haa
spent
a
good
deal
of
muney
on
the
territory.
For
example,
ablli
was
pas
eed
In
1914
for
the
building
of
a
rail
way.
Thty
have
spent
seventy
millions
upon
It.
About
half
the
road
has
beer
built
at
twice
as
much
cost
as
was
contemplated
In
the
original
bill.
The
road
was
Intended
not
only
for
general
development
but
particularly
to
supply
coal
for
the
United
States
navy,
An
pen
port
was
to
be
estMlabf
at
Anchorage,
far
up
Cook
Inl
elated
en
utractlve
townslte
waa
laid
oun
promising
gtound
for
a'
future
cltTi
,
The
results
have
been
disappointing.
Mines
have
not
opened
up
as
expected.
The
harbor
selected
was
iU-chesen
and
Li
-now
virtually
abandoned.
The
road
does
net
pay.
It
costs
tbe
.government
four
millions
a
year
to
maintain
and
operate
It.
The
population
of
the
ter
ritory
has
dwindled
and
Is
still
dwindling,
liter
are
only
SO.0O0
white
out
of
a
total
population
of
60.000.
TOO
IMTKILNAI.
Colonel
W.
P.
Richardson,
an
engineer
of
tbe
United
States
army
who
ha
lived
and
worked
In
Alaska
for
twenty
years
and
believes
firmly
In
the
future
of
the
country,
undertakes
to
teU
readers
of
the
January
Atlantis
what
aU
NOTICE.
There
wUI
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction
at
the
Provincial
Oovernment
Court
Mouse,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
on
Monday.
January
30th.
199S,
at
a
o'clock
in
the
afternoon,
tbe
following
lots:
Lot
14.
Block
14.
Section
1.
Lot
7.
Black
40.
Section
7.
Lot
IS,
Bl
ck
13,
Section
3.
all
In
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Terms:
Cash
in
full
at
time
of
Sal,
or
one-quarter
cath
and
th
balance
In
three
equal
annual
instalment!
with
Interest
on
the
deferred
payments
at
the
rate
of
6'i
per
annum,
the
Crown
Orant
fee
to
be
$10.00
additional.
Plans
showing
tbe
lots
offered
for
sale
may
be
seen
at
the
office
of
the
Oovern-heut
Agent.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Oovernment
Agent.
Dated
at
Prim
Rupert.
B.C.
January
18th.
1938.
33
if
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
Cor.
Fulton
and
6th
Avenue
SAVE
THE
COFFERS
Capital
creamery
Dricka
....
l:!c
14's
$5.08
E.C.D.
Creamery
Bricks
....
100
14's
80.28
Highest
Trade
Creamery
Butter
in
bulk,
3
lb
for
SI.
28
Flour,
49's,
any
brand
82.51)
Pastry,
10'a
570
Sugar,
Granulated,
10's
7:t-
Milk,
per
tin
120
Malkln's
Best
Nabob
and
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
700
Coffee
in
tins
O50
Fresh
Ground
100
CANNED
GOODS
Tomatoes,
2's,
1
1?
2',i's
170
Peas,
size
5
150
4's
200
3's
25o
Corn,
per
tin
100
Llbby's
Asparagus
20
I'ork
and
Beans,
large
Una.,
120
Campbell's
Soups
110
Heinz
Soup
1
12
Large
Kite
1J)
Canned
Fruits,
assorted,
3
tins
for
800
CEREAIS
White
Beans,
per
lb
Kr
Split
Feas,
per
lb
00
B.
&
K.
Rolled
Oats,
7's
....
5:10
China
Oatt,
packages
;t8
Swift's
or
Burns'
Side
of
Back
Bacon,
per
lb
180.
Circle
(S)
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb.
,..1110
Hams
for
the
contest,
per
lb.
Sloe
California
Prunes,
4
lb.
for
UOf
Black
and
White
Figs,
per
lb.
120
Naptha
Soap
Special,
bar
.
.
.
.
80
Sunlight
Soap.
4
bars
for
..
210
Royal
Crown
Soap,
G
bars
for
25f
3
DOZEN
PULLET
EGGS
Extra,
strictly
fresh
.$1.18
Fresh
Milk
nnd
Whipping
Cream
$3.00
Order
Delivered
Free
Phone
301
the;
daily,
news
Thursday,
Jttnu.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
WoolrAiiil
WamL1
TONIGHT
ONLY,
7
nnd
9
p.m
Norma
Shearer
"After
Midnight
LAWRENCE
GRAY,
EDDIE
STURGIS,
PHILIP
SLEEMAN.
GWEN
LEE,
and
others
CHRISTIE
COMEDY
"DR.
QUACK."
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
Admission
lllllll
I
III
I
III
I
fJamwJm
WBvrxrxowxnsmmvnsjktiuimrMmcnM
Alaska,
and
his
answer
may
be
summed
ttj
br.eily
as
"too
much
paternalism
and
long-range
supervision."
He
asks
the
authorities
to
give
the
people
In
!
Alaska
a
free
hand
and
allow
develop-,
ment
to
proceed
.
spontaneously.
He
,
advise
them
to
give
up
the
Idea
of
I
"protecting"
the
resources
of
the
coun-
try
by
discouraging
private
enterprise.
I
lie
gees
further
'aad
urge.)
them
to
modify
the
quota
laws
at
present
In
force
ao
as
to
admit
a
larger
percentage
'
of
Immigrant
from
Scandinavia
who
art
likely
to
.make
excellent
citizens,
as
tfcey
are
familiar
;ith
the
climatic
condition
prevailing
there.
The
Alafcan
problem
can
be
viewed
lth
a
certain
detachment
by
Canadians
ind
yet
our
lntsrest
in
the
matter
is
j
not
purely
academic.
Our
own
Yukon
is
next
neighbor
to
Alaska.
Its
pupu-
j
latlon
ha
fallen
from
27.000
in
1901
to;
3600
In
1936.
and
gold
production
is
greatly
reduced.
Nevertheless,
the'
Canada
Year
Book
speaks
confidently
ol
the
enormous
mining
possibilities"
of
the
territory.
American
experience
In
Alaska
ma;
j
'rve
to
remind
us
of
the
dangers
which
;
attend
undue
governmental
Interference
In
matters
which
are
better
left
to
private
enterprise.
Conservation
of
the
public
domain
I
an
excellent
policy:
but
eonservatton
and
development
are
not
Incompatible
policies.
MACLEANSEES
LANDS
FOR
B.C.'
VICTORIA.
Jan)
5V-
Pjemler
MacCean
on
reading
the
ipe4ch
from
th
thron
delivered
at
Ottawa"
said
he
interpreted
It
to
man
that
th
Mdwnl
Oovernment
Intended
to
Ntursffw
railway
lands
to
I
British
Columbia.
'
The
tact
that
th
Federal
Oovernment
was
considering
th
return
of
(he
lands
was
accepted
by
the
Premier
aa
meaning
that
this
action
would
be
taken.
Otherwise,
h
aald.
It
ww
hardly
likely
the
matter
would
have
been
mentioned.
KAUTIKJ!
IKK
SHOCK
EL
CHtTRO.
California.
Jan.
30.-
A
sharp
earthquake
shock
waa
fe'.t
hen
last
night.
No
damag
is
reported.
IM
IM
A
I
NT
Customer
Is
them
alg
fresh?
Market
Woman
-I
ain't
saying1
they
ain't!
Customer-
-I
ain't
asked
you.
I
thy
sln't.
I'm
ask:n'
you,
is
they
is.
Is
they?
Pearson's
Scientific
I
Inspecti
on
j
I
:
With
the
Latent
Instruments
of
Precision
That's
the
kind
of
eye
service
you
can
get
here
now.
We
give
you
a
conscientious
and
cartful
tent.
Jack
Hulg-er
two
yean
ago
passed
the
D.C.
government
exams,
!
for
Optometrists
and
during
i
the
last
Mix
months
along
;
with
most
of
the
leading
op-tometristH
!
in
Vancouver
attended
a
course
of
post
graduate
lectures.
We
do
not
supply
or
ad
vise
glasses
If
not
of
benfr
fit.
Our
texts
are
not
uncomfortable
and
our
prices
are
fair
and
reuconabl
j.
S
...
I
1
I
,a
r
tntrv
(Jewellers
Tilt
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCH
in
35c
and
10c
WHEAT
YIELD
440,000,000
BUSHELS
1927
OTTAWA.
Jan.
20.
The
total
yield
of
wheat
In
Canada
In
IS
27
la
estimated
at
more
than
410,000.000
bushels
against
more
than
407.000.000
in
IftM.
The
crop
Is
tbe
second
largest
on
record.
Tbe
largest
was
more
than
474,000.000
bushel
In
133.
PRINCE
RUPERT
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
Annual
General
Meeting
of
tbe
members
of
this
Association
will
be
held
at
the
City
Hall
on
Friday
next,
January
27,
at
8
p-m.
Business
To
receive
report.
Including
Auditor'
Revenue
Statement
and
Balance
8bt
for
1M7.
To
elect
t
members
of
th
Board
of
Management
for
1928.
By
order
of
th
Board.
11.
W.
BIRCH.
Secretary.
Market
Prices
lit
Today's
prices
on
the
total
mark!
sr
a
follow:
LAKQ
r-ur
ac
Compound
20c
i;uo
B.C.
trash
pullets
AOc
B.C.
fresh,
firsts
go
B.C.
fresh,
extra
660
Local
new
laid
70c
B.C.
storage,
firsts
500
mil
Smoked
kipper,
lb
lie
Kippered
salmon,
lb
254
Smoked
Mack
cod.
lb
20o
Finnan
haddle.
lb
,
23
-.
MUTI
Fowl.
No.
1.
lb
36
aad
40
Hossting
chicken,
lb
44.
Ham.
si
toed,
tint
grade
S0c
Mam.
whol.
first
grade
34
Ham.
(Mens,
lb.
lsc
Cottage
rolls,
lb
.-.
i.
Hfte
Bacon,
back,
sliced
boa
Bacon,
aid
60
to
60c
fork.
4ty
salt
3Sc
Ayrehlr
bacon,
ib
JJc
Veal,
shoulder
S6c
VmU.
hMn
40c
Val.
Ig
3V
Pork,
should
tr
aso
Fork,
lota
4uo
Pork,
let
35a
Beef,
pot
roast
It
o
30e
Beef,
boiling
Itfcc
to.
It
Beef,
stea
SOe
to
4c
Bef
.
doaat,
prim
rib
Sfe
Lamb,
etiops
60c
Lamb,
shoulder
36c
Mutton,
leg
40o
iamb,
leg
48o
Mutton,
chop
40o
Mutton
stxHikier
joo
nimcrt
BrookfMd.
Shamrock
and
Woodland,
lb
66c
BCD.,
lb
86c
Capitol,
and
grade,
lb
4Sc
Fraaer
Valley,
Ib
m
New
Zealand.
In
bulk
60c
Pl
n
Sc
Alberta
Creamery
4j
Camembert
.eheese,
8
oc
pkg
66
Kraft
Umber
ger,
3
ontf.no
solids
350
Nw
SMland
aollda
so
Lfetnton.
Ib.
to,
45
Norwegian
Ooat
eifl
Napoleon
Llmbergtr
70
Boquefort
759
Switu"
BrookfMd,
lb
45,
OF9IUr.V.u
750
.
lt
.
...
48o
and
85a
1
V
MiTOsnera-TswwiB
ewe.
Va
lb.
pkg.
toe
Brookfletd
Canadian
eheese,
VI
Ib.
pkg.
85o
Oruyere
iie
dolden
Loaf,
lb
45
ek.
Ih.
Mo
Romano
Sardo.
lb
75a
Oammelost.
4
lb
8O0
SUOAK
White,
per
100
7,aj
Vellow.
per
100
$9,74
Advertise
In
lb
Dally
Newt
DOROTHY
MILK
Snec
a
.
9
tins
for
it
This
is
the
shinned
to
JiritlH
firjdcifjS
this
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W-toivv
ih
CSjjrmliv
it
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manufacturers,
thus
eliminating
jobliers'
profits.
ment
came
via
the
Panama
Canal,
and
wan
landed
out
any
additional
freight
charges
over
the
Vancouu
ment.
Buy
Dorothy
Milk
and
you
save
10
per
cent.
1IOUSB
CLEANING
SPECIAL
1
only
5
String
Droom,
reg.
50c.
1
only
Stove
Drush,
reg.
86c.
1
tin
Gem
Lye,
reg.
15c.
2
tin3
Scouring
Powder
12Vje
Reg.
$1.25,
Special
IWf.
1000
lbs.
Evap.
Prunes,
size
90-100,
special
4
lbs.
'Jt?
26
lb.
box
SI.
15
This
I
the
lowest
price
we
have
ever
had
on
1'runen.
Buy
a
case.
Silver
Leaf
Pure
Lard
3
lb.
pail,
Special
....
(Clf
5
lb.
pail,
Special
.
..
$1.05
10
Ib.
pail,
Special.
.
.
.
.$,(15
New
Hallowi
Bulk
Dates.
Special
2
lbs.
for
....
25f
100
lbs.
Australian
Raisins,
with
seeds
in,
Special
3
lbs.
for
U5t
This
is
a
dandy
cooking
Raisin,
but
there
is
one
seed
in
every
raisin.
Combination
Special
1
pkg.
Quaker
Cake
Flour,
reg.
30c.
1
tin
Malkln's
Baking
Powder
30c.
Special
2
for
II)?.
Sugar
Crisp
Corn
Flakes,
per
packet
lOf
Limit
G
to
each
customer.
Eagle
Drand
Lobster
Paste,
'i's.
Special
per
tin
20r
Poulton
&
Noel's
Chicken
Loaf,
Vs's.
Special
per
tin
Sertoli
Olive
(
Oil,
pint
tins,
reg.'
70c.
Special
.-.
5l)f
FRUITS
&
VEGETABLES
Apples,
crated
stock,
per
box
,
.
Following
varieties:
Gano,
Rome
Beauty.
Russets,
Baldwin's
and
Wagner.
"C"
Grade.
Wjneaaps,
box
?w.-ir
Ji
box
$1.80
"C"
Grade
Yellow
Newton's.
box
.jj,5o
lt
box
jjtl.85
"C
Grade,
Spittenburg,
box
$:M5
Vi
box
1.70
Fancy
Wineaaps,
box
JjW.oo
Va
box
gum
Fancy
Yellow
Newton,
box
$:.75
box
jjtti.oo
Sunkist
.Oranges,
med.
site.
3
dox
$l.oo
Head
Lettuce
l,r
Calif.
Celery,
lb
iot
Cauliflower,
:i5f)
and
I
Of
Genuine
Spanish
Onion
Ib.
1
0
Spinach
and
Tomatoes
due
Saturday
Rup
ert
Table
11
Phones
We
are
Offering
for
One
Week
Commencing
Friday,
a
special
Discount
of
We
have
them
in
the
latest
shudes
mid
ntvles
and
m
at
very
reasonable
prices.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOW
DISPLAY
.
JABOUR
si.
BROTHERS,
LTD.
Phone
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k
rerCie
v.
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CANNED
GOODS
M
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Astiortment
",V
2
tins
Liuby's
lteuiiH,
reg.
17
2
tins
Campbell
'.s
:
,
.
r
Vac
Your
choice
ol
m,
.
2
tin
Saanich
cli.m.
.
.
2
tins
King
Oati.i
.
,
reg.
17Vgc.
2
tins
Sockeye
s.in.
Jot-.
2
tin.i
Co:
ned
Hci
i
Reg.
(2.45
doz.
Sj,.-.
S;
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AMorimenl
"11
2
tiiiH
Corn
on
(
.mi,,
tin.
2
tins
Tomatos,
'JV
i
.,
2
tin.i
Green
Bean
2
tin
Pumpkin,
2'
.
'
2
tin
Mushroom
,
2
tins
No.
6
Pens
Keg.
$i.M
doz.
jt:.8.-
AMHortment
"(
"
2
tins
Nabob
Green
i,..
25c.
2
tins
Royal
Anne
(
i
.
2's,
reg.
36c.
2
tins
Nabob
Fruit
S
i.
reg.
45c
2
tin
Grape
I'ruii.
:
:6c.
2
tins
Del
Monte
I
V...
reg.
35c.
2
tini
Grated
Pineuppl.
reg.
30c,
Reg.
K10
doz.
$:t,
l5
doz.
Assortment
"IV
2
tins
Del
Monte
Slit-.
i
r
apple,
reg.
25(
.
2
tins
Mnlkia's
Tea
reg.
25c
'J.
tin
Rosedale
l'
reg.
.".Oc.
2
tins
Malkln's
Api
i
reg.
25c.
2
tins
Fruit
Salad.
I
l's,
reg.
86c.
2
tin
Raspberries
i
-
berries,
reg.
:55c.
Reg.
S:.50
doz.
S.
.
innviaif
iv
B.C.
Fresh
Pullet
V.w
for
SIM
Local
New
Iiiil.
i
New
Zealand
Butter
;
3
lbs.
for
SI
.1".
Bowes'
Mince
Mem.
H
i"
We
have
our
third
in
ordered
from
Torn
line
is
repeating
once
sold.
31
EATS
All
markets
are
hi.:!
lines
listed
below
:
ed.
Phone
your
onl.
i
Veal
Steak,
2
lbs.
.
.
l.-.r
Roast
Leg
Veal.
Ih.
Roast
Shoulder
VI.
I
Stewing
Veal,
lb
t
Round
Steak,
Ib
-
Sirloin
Steak,
lb.
.
tor
Pot
Roast.
Ib
17':''
Rump
Roast,
Ib
Supply
210,
211,
212
20
per
cent.
on
all
"lh
Street
and
ilrd
Avenue