CAGE
SIX
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What
a
!
Difference,
!
ii
Wh?nYou
Let
The
Laundry
Do
The
Washing
GONE.
are.
the
tell-tale
signs
of
worry
and
drudgery
for
the
woman
who
lets
us
shoulder
the
burden
of
the
family
washing!
Youthful
contour
sparkling
eyes
hands
that
are
graceful
and
velvet
smooth
all
these
are
her's
who
sensibly
avoids
wash-day
foil.
.Patronize
us
regularly
your
mirror
will
soon
detect
an
amazing
change.
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
,
Phone
8
wsstmmmMma
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
CaMfUOKOMRECn
riESwitoiisniui
lUVaiHWUKSOT
TMrausmwetuQ:
CSE&
r
y
ft
V"iUMI
A
SOUND
INVESTMENT
IN
HEALTH
Produces
a
Digger
Dividend
than
the
safest
bond
W.Qspinall
CHIHOPIUCTOK
6
Exchange
Block
Green
211
Spring
Hats
emers
::
Costumes
::
Latest
Frocks
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
51.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
bow
elsssd
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
llthSL
Telephone
657.
DrAlexaiilder
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
CO-OPERATION
IN
INDUSTRIES
Part
of
Report
of
Liberal
Indus
trial
Inquiry
Sets
Forth
Views
Regard
to
New
Scheme
iNOpN,,
Mrcj
7
Part
of
the
re
port
of
the
Liberal
InduMrUl
Inquiry
Just
pumisHea
deals
with
scheme
of
co-operation
which
U
set
forth
aa
follows:
It
Is
the
aim
of
the
Liberal
policy
to
bring
about
the
establishment
in
every
Industry
of
a
representative
regulating
body,
including
both
employers
and
workers,
for
the
consideration
of'
common
Intercuts
and
endowed
with
the
power
of
obtaining,
under
nroDer
safeguards)
legal
sanction
for
their
agreements.
This
Involves
(a)
the
Improvement
of
existing
negotiating
machinery;
(b)
the
provision
of
adequate
knowledge
of
the
Hnanclal
facts:
and
(c)
the
provision
of
better
machinery
for
central
guidance,
particularly
by
the
crea
tion
of
a
Ministry
of
Industry.
Including
the
powers
of
the
present
Ministry
of
Labor,
and
of
a
representative
Coun
cil
of
Industry
working;
in
close
assoc-
j
COMBINATION
SPECIALS
1
tin
Nabob
Spinach,
2,i's.
1
tin
Nabob
Pumpkin,
2
Vs.
1
tin
Dei
Monte
Beets,
2s.
1
tin
Welsh
Grape
Jam,
2's.
Regular
price
$1.30.
Special
for
SI.
00
2
tins
Sliced
Pinespf
tes,
2's.
2
Uns
Sliced
Reaches,
2's.
2
tins
Pears.
2's.
2
tins
Strawberries.
2's.
2
tins
Raspberries.
2's.
Regular
price
$3.20
Special
for
S2.no
2
tins
Peas.
No.
5.
2
tins
Corn.
2
tins
Tomato,
2's.
4
lb.
tin
Empress
Plum
Jam.
Regular
price
$1.86.
Special
....i
$1.4;
10
lb.
sack
Pastry
Flour.
1
tin
McLaren's
Baking
Powder.
1
lb.
tin
Crisco.
4
lb.
tin
Empress
Loganberry
Jam.
Regular
price
92-10.
Special
for
Sl.oo
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMl'LA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street,
Phone
20S
Men'
or
I
RUBBER
,
I
i
t
BOOTS
:U
length.
Dominion
make
CHILDREN'S
FANCY
RUB-HER
ROOTS
Sl.f,-
LADIES'
FANCY
RUHUER
ROOTS
Montreal
Impi
sorters
Third
Avenue
B.
Mllltr.
Proprietor
Trapf
iers
!
Are
y.ou
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
manufacturer
in
the
East,
an,tj
ye
tjannot
fill
them
we
lose
our
bonus.
We
pay
top
prices
for
everything.
If
you
have
a
large
lot.
wire
me
and
I
shall
eall
personally.
Remember,
If
you
want
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
Her
Three
Boys
Had
Terrible
Colds
That
Hung
On
Mr.
0.
Ames,
J5
St
George
Street,
Uhatkam,
Ont,
writes:
"Last
winter
y
three
boys
had
terrible
cold
and
a
eaggh
that
hung
on
so
long
that
It
began
to
worry
me.
"I
west
to
my
druggist
and
ha
iixed
me
If
I
had
tried
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
"I
told
Mm
I
hA
nf
hnt
,.
T
would,
and
I
must
say
that
after
they
had
ftnitaed
the
third
bottle
they
were
entirely
rid
of
thecoBgh.
"I
will
never
be
without
a
bottle
of
'Dr.
Wood's'
on
hand."
Price
35.
a
bottle,
large
family
sits
60c.
;
pat
op
only
by
The
T.
Unborn
Ool.
limited.
Toronto.
Oat.
latlon
with
the
Ministry.
tMITITI(;
KOI1IKS
It
Is
desirable
that
negotiating
bodice
srtouid
include
a
neutral
i
.
without
the
power
to
vote
except
when
legal
powers
are
sought;
and
also
In
many
cases
rrpresentat.re
of
mans-
serial
and
technical
staffs
for
consul-
latlve
purposes
on
sublecu
other
than
wage-negotiations.
Any
difficulties
ai
-
reeling
the
demarcation
between
or-
i,umwu
iimusMies
sooiua,
wnen
neces
-
sary.
be
referred
to
the
Council
of
In
dustry.
TIUDC
llO.lltlis
We
recommend
that
the
Trade
Boards
system
should
be
extended
to
aU
Industries
Insufficiently
organised
to
be
able
to
make
and
keep
general
agreements;
that
such
Trade
Boards
should,
as
now.
be
constituted
bv
the
Ministry
and
should
hare
power
to
fix
n
minimum
.
.
.
.
i
was
rates
enforceable
by
criminal
process:
that
la
the
fUa-
tkra
of
wage-ratm
above
the
minimum
and
of
other
conditions,
neutral
mem
bers
of
Trade
Boards
ahould
be
en-
titled
to
speak,
but
not
to
vote,
unless
legal
enforcement
was
sought:
that
tn
such
eases
enforcement
should
k.
k
way
of
clvu.
not
criminal,
process,
and
bat
ail
regulations
tor
which
legal
force
Is
sought
ahould
he
laid
before
the
Council
of
Industry
for
review
before
being
endorsed
or
disallowed
by
the
Ministry.
JOINT
JMUhTKlU.
roiATILM
Join.
Industrial
Councils
should
be
encou
10
include
In
their
mam.
,
bershlp
la)
a
neutral
element
and
(bi
wbere
appropriate,
repreaentames
of
technical
and
managerial
stalls:
but!
-.his
should
be
at
their
discretion.
aVak
Mi
inai
in
si
a
V.
a.
Councils
should
be
empowered
to
oh-1
tain
laaal
lor
ui.
mante
aubjeet
to
the
following
eondl-
Hons
fSl
T)M
HHHMMl
Cm
W
I
-
k
t
.
vukii
hhi
1
sanction
Is
sought
should
have
been
supported
by
a
majority
on
both
aides.
b)
Any
sections
Jf
the
Industry
not
'piassnted
on
the
Council
ahould
have
been
given
sn
opportunitr
of
presenting
their
views
ci
Neutral
members
should
have
-sken
part
la
the
discussion
and
voting.
(di
The
Council
ahould
be
able
to
ebow.
in
making
application
for
the
i
enforcement
of
wsge
rates
or
conditions,
that
undesirable
low
w.-r.i
bail
rcruiitisma
.
-..i
.
'
UIVIWPJI
ill
ame
.
sections
...
of
the
usr
industry,
luuuairj.
and
soatoH
that
;
.
.
.
.
.
'Ytm
rmtMm
rates
:
or
conditions
proposed
to
be
enforced
reed
are
are
not
not
markedly
markedly
above
above
or
or
below
those
ruling
tor
occupations
of
corresponding
skill
in
other
Industries.
OTIICK
NEMTITIi
IMIDIKH
In
Industries
her
nrlther
Trade
a,SP!spsisB3
I
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
Corner
Fulion
and
Sixth
Ave.
SAVE
THE
COPPERS
Sugar,
Granulated.
10
lbs.
.
.
7U?
Milk,
any
brand,
per
tin
VJtf
Tea
Malkin's
Best,
Riue
Ribbon,
or
Nabob,
lb
70j
Bulk
Tea
Excellent
quality,
per
,b
.-1)0
Coffee
Great
West,
Malkin's
Best,
Nabob,
lb
tWfJ-
Coffee
Fresh
Ground,
per
lb.
lUc
Creamery
Butter,
per
lb.
lUfSHIf
3
lbs.
in
one
block
$1.25
Salt
Pork,
per
lb
.T-Ic
Bacon,
8wift's
Premium,
back,
special
per
lb
lUVfcf
Picnic
Haras,
per
lb
2J-i:ic
Eggs,
strictly
fresh,
3
dot.
$1.18
VEGETABLE
SPECIAL
10
lb.
Carrots
10
lb.
Turnips
10
lb.
Potatoes
(Asiitrofl)
4
lb.
Onions
34
lbs.
for
o:i(
Tomatoes,
large
tins,
6
for
.'.
Pineapple,
Singapore,
7
for
l)."f
Canned
Fruits,
assorted,
8
for
HUf
Soap.
Fels
Naptha,
per
bar
.
.
ti(
Royal
Crown
Soap,
per
carton
Fresh
line
Green
Vegetables
every
boat
at
attractive
prices
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
IN
FRIGIDAIRE
THE.
JJMLX
KEWS
Wednuda
WtSlflOLfflfc
MAM
Wa
rnJ
'
.
WEDNESDAY
and
Jack
Mulhall,
Dorothy
Mackaill
in
"THE
CRYSTAL
CUP"
ROCKLIFFE
FELLOWES,
JANE
WLNTON.
EDITH
E
CHAPMAN,
CLARISSA
SELWYNNE.
and
others.
COMEDY
"LUPINO
LANElN
"WHO'S
AFRAID"
COMEDY
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
Admission
35c
and
10c
CommencitiK
this
week
prices
of
admission
on
Fridays
and
Saturdays
will
be
Adults
35c
Children
10c
prices
wiil
only
be
raised
in
social
productions.
Boards
nor
Joint
Industrial
Councils
Mist
the
UlnUtrv
and
rninif.il
t1
In-
1
dusuy
should
strive
to
bring
suitable
t
j
aehinery
Into
exist:,
re
)
-n
highly
organised
industries
"hich
have
already
developed
satis
-
1
factory
negotiating
machinery
no
a'.-
!
tmPt
should
be
made
to
lnteriere
'
"lth
this
machinery,
but
these
Indus
i
-""ww
wsea
vacu
:o
establiah
the
machinery
of
OTisntrcd
discussion
on
the
lines
of
the
Joint
Industrial
Councils,
with
power
to
obtain
legal
enforceability
far
their
decisions.
(b)
tn
lass
organised
Industrie
the
wtsMsthmttt
or
revival
of
joint
industrial
councils
should
be
stimulated;
or.
where
the
oraanization
on
both
T'
-
1
weak.
Trade
Boards
should
be
!
hisUtuted
with
the
advice
of
theCuun-
.11
Ml
TnjIiMlMi
KSSKXTIIL
rUlll.H
MKVIIE8
With
a
view
to
the
protection
of
the
public
and
the
smooth
working
of
industry
It
is
n
erases
it
that
spec!:
safe-
sTard
should
be
taken
against
Inter
ruption,
in
the
aaaential
public
services,
provided
that
the
ultimate
right
to
strike
or
to
sack,
out
should
not
be
Impaired.
For
this
purpose
wr
recommend:
(a)
That
the
OouncU
of
Industry
ahould
schedule
the
essential
services.
and
ahould
request
the
negotiaUng
bodies
In
sehadulwl
Imttutrv
to
bmit
a
scheme
providing
(Da
satia-
"
J
jhoii
01
nsMuitauon.
ana
121
'sfequate
guarantees
fcr
lu
full
uttll-
Uon-
D
Tt
in
these
cases
the
syatem
!c(
negotiation
should
Include
a
refer-
tTkW
ttVT
-MOWtrt
tn
in
4m
u
1
1....
j
110
trtk
lock-out
to
be
valid
unless
!
the
resort
of
the
lncmlrv
hmA
in
Pbllahed.
(c)
That
the
guarantees
mlcht
take
Cm
OT
of
Lit
Inllnui
...
...
I
....
I
-
.j.wfc-
1
The
organlsaUon
of
the
workers
tnSu.
nr
-mm,
iui
.
r,.
r
,s.
n.
tne
rv-o
eonoerned
on
an
esubliah-
j
sity
site
ou
a
31
year
lease.
Ybe
public
m,m
bssta:
III
aU.ccuau
appointaienu
for
c.mmlttee
were
tela
ytaids)
berm
of
month
or
three
months,
with
that
the
rovemment
ns
eanteaanutiri
1
Penalties
for
breach
of
contract:
()
the
deposit
of
forfeitable
pledges
on
either
a.si
,
,li
.
w..
.
.1...
.v.
-
-.
v
.
ujr
privilege
of
the
Trades
Disputes
Act.
OS.
should
not
apply
In
the
cue
of
PPaes
declared
before
the
whole
mch'i'7
of
negotiation
bad
been
utilised
(d)
That
in
the
event
of
no
scheme.
OT
an
unaauefajstjirv
ipham
.
being
sub-
J
''
-"ft
mttf-
m"ttl
by
'
the
Industry
1
concerned,
wucium.
the
m
Omtrufl
OUIlc!1
r7
al
Tnrtn.,
Industry
should
-ftuu.1..
i
.
1.
annexation
annexation
of
of
BrlUsh
British
"nines
Oulnea
Itself
draw',
ust
the
British
colony
UP
beme
for
submission
to
and
.1.1.,
.
.1
by
Parliament.
the
duty
of
the
Ministry
of
Industry
acting
la
conjunction
with
the
am.
ttomle
general
staff,
to
equip
sll
nego
tiating
bodies
with
adequate
knowledge
of
the
financial
facta
affecting
their
MIMSTKV
Of
IMIINTKV
We
lMommend
that
the
Mlnistrr
of
labor
should
be
reconstructed
under
the
name
of
the
Ministry
of
Industry,
taking
over
the
powers
of
the
Home
Odsce
under
tn
Pae
ton
Aita
and
Compensation
Acta.
Use
Mines
De-
PMrtrnent
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
and
such
other
function.,
as
may
be
neeea-aary
to
bring
within
the
purview
of
a
alngle
Ministry
all
the
relation
between
the
Bute
and
the
organised
badass
of
employers
and
workpeople.
We
also
iweonunrnd
that
the
Minis-try.
thus
reconstructed,
should
undertake
the
duty
of
sdvlsttag
and
stlmula-Ung
the
various
Indusfftas
towards
cooperative
action
in
tad
pursuit
of
efficiency.
CMI-STIL
OF
INIHMTIIY
We
recommend
tht
establishment
of
a
representative
Counell
of
Industrv
of
workable
sir
in
i.
w,th
the
Mlnutr)'
of
Industry
It
should
include
nine
representatives
of
employers
and
nine
of
workers
together
with
six
appointed
by
the
Ministry
The
members
should
be
appointed
for
three
years,
one-third
of
each
category
reUring
one
year.
un
haina
nihia
'
rmppolrtSment.
The
OouncU
should
meet
at
frequent
aud
fsgular
Intervals.
;
nuuraiioD
"
or
m.
trtt
qpuncu
WVlMM...
VI
of
In-
SM
dustry
lllr.
should
Ln.
.1
.
.
T
rnt
tand
h
the
fayjnf
.
the
subseqMit
stbrmnraMT
'
oT
-
i
4r-
I
j
National
Indu.-rlal
Oouncll.
when
I
a
step
seemed
desirable
NO
tlHll
s.t.E
Tl.tV
There
wao
ro
sslr
of
halibut
t
th
ah
BxchaiiK.
this
morning
as
titer
trul
be
110
ivijuiHi
train
out
till
Satur
day
and
thrrr
IM)t
enough
fish
of-fared
to
mrki-
up
.pecisJ.
The
Ixwu
posted
tm
tin-
u,,,,,t
at
tler
ExcliHutie
were
the
Celtic,
with
SSnoO
oounds
which
proceeded
to
Seattle,
the
Happy.
o.uuo.
Anierici.ii.
;,,,d
the
Caor
Simmi
THURSDAY
-
PfiVf.
J-Co
m
Vjl
V(
en
Away
Free
Letters
are
coming
in
but
we
want
more.
Next
Saturday
the
prize
winners
of
last
week
will
be
announced.
There
are
more
prizes
to
come.
For
the
.
best
letter
on
why
you
like
Pacific,
Milk
we
will
give
one
full
case
,
of
Pacific
Milk
FREE;
half
aj
case
for
the
second
and
a
quar-t
,ter
case
each
for
the
third
and
'
fourth.
$10.00
in
gold
is
to
be.
given
for
tht
be.it
letter
of
ail.
'
Write
Today.
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MILK
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STREET
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mi
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NEW
GOLF
COURSE
FOR
POINT
GREY!
Uerrrraieat
rtannlng
to
Aid
(aurarn
an
I
Blverslt)
Lands
t
Vmm
yiCTOMA.
March
7.
A
quarter
of
a
mill
Inn
Anltmr
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raini
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in
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th.
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losn
of
H40.OOO
for
30
years
at
6
par
!
.
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cent.
POSSIBLE
CANADA
MAY
.
ANNEX
BRITISH
GUINEA
LONDON.
March
7.
The
ooaaibUltv
of
to
Canada
in
South
r,
British
Oulnean
told
the
House
of
Com
mons
Tuesday.
He
was
speaking
on
the
British
Oulnea
bill
which
enables
the
Oovernment
to
modify
by
order
in
oouncll
the
constitution
of
the
colony.
The
bill
waa
given
Its
second
reading
KING
OF
NEJD
SAID
TO
HAVE
DECLARED
WAR
ON
NEIGHBORS
LONDON.
March
7
An
Xxchanae
Telegraph
despatch
from
Jerusalem
says
it
is
unofficlslly
announced
that
Ibn
Baud.
King
of
Nejd
has
declared
war
on
the
neighboring
countries
or
Irak
and
Transjordanla.
M
PRINCE
CAME
SECOND
IN
STEEPLECHASE
BICBBTBR.
March
1.
-The
Prince
oi'
Wales
finished
second
to
Lieut.
-Colonel
John
Heyward
Lonsdale
in
a
race
for
the
Lord
Manners'
cup
at
a
notnt
to
point
meeting
today.
REPORTING
IS
LIKE
FLIRTING
SAYS
MOORE
TORONTO.
March
7.
Maportlng
U
Ilk
flirting:
U
yourra
mot
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it
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editor
of
McLean's
Mas.
in
v.,.
t'
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recently
in
the
annual
lournalUm'
'
Mr.
Moore
mtrc-duoed
by
Sir
Bobert
Psloener.
who
touched
on
his
own
experiences
In
newspaperdom
TOO
UTRTnrt
.
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-
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v
mnggi
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4
4
KR
SAUt
TWO
HOtian
CM
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level
frmcd
,t
Seventh
Avenue
West
!
700
00
Tenn
Apply
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t.
t
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50
ONLY.
PICNIC
HAMS
AT
O.-.c
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ii
Circle
"S"
Brand,
a
veraire
wpiirrfrt:.
n.
order
early
as
juai.trJ.l.mil
Blue
MountainncFiitefr
apple,
2's
Special,
3
tins
for
....
Lie
While
Wonder
Soap
5
for
Uiif
'20
for
f5f
.
Hillsdale
Asparagus
(not
tips)
Large
tins,
special
each
'2T(
HARRY
HORNETS
PRODUCT
3
for
US?.
Per
dosen
O-V
t
vour
ch
.;.
.
Jelly
Powders
Flavors
orange,
crabapple.
(
(m
loganberry,
strawberry,
raspberry,
cherrv,
pead
,
uusiaros
anu
ruaainffs
ca.
kings
Chocolate,
strawberry,
caramel,
orai:,
cherry.
Also
Home's
Gelatine
at
same
price.
New
Hallowi
Dates,
in
bulk,
2
lb.
tpr
ii!
6
lb.
fir
rr,t
Dorothy
Milk.
Baby
Size,
per
tirr
,"Sr
Limit
20
tins
to
each
customer.
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
6
lb.
No.
1
Jap
Rice.
4
lb.
Sultana
Raisins.
Reg.
$1.16.
Special
...
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EXTRA
FANCY
CHICKENS
White
Plymouth
Rocks.
Our
second
Khipn,.
,
Thursday.
These
birds
are
fresh
killed
by
ai,
.
are
guaranteed
to
be
under
1
year
old.
They
a,
1.
lbs.
each.
12
only
to
sell
at
IJf
per
lb.
Please
specify
whether
to
be
cleaned
and
draw
tra
charge.
CANNED
VEGETABLES
Assortment
"Ii"
3
tins
Nabob
Tomatos,
2's.
3
tins
Quaker
Peas,
No.
6.
3
tins
Quaker
Corn.
3
tins
Quaker
Refugee
Beans
Reg.
12.15
doz.
Special
$1X5
Aasortment
"L"
2
tins
Nabob
Tomatos,
2'z's.
2
tins
Malkin
Beets,
2's.
2
tins
Choice
Mushrooms.
2
tins
Malkin's
Peas.
2
tins
Malkin's
Spinach.
2
Vs.
2
tins
Nabob
Pumpkin,
2
Vs.
Regular
$3.60
dozen.
Special,
per
dosen.
.
.
.$21)
"AX
APPLE
A
DAY
KEEPS
THE
DOCTOR
"C"
Grade
Winesaps,
wrapped
stock,
per
box
These
are
heavy
pack,
medium
size,
running
case.
Just
the
size
for
the
Kiddies.
Robin
Hood
China
Oats,
with
cup
and
saucer,
pkg.
tl7t
Wild
Rose
Pastry
Flour.
10
lb.
sacks
o5f
Ridgways
Old
Country
t
O'clock
Tea
3
lb.
tin.
special
.
.
S2.
ll)
FRESH
MEATS
AND
FISH
Beef,
Pork.
Veal
and
Lamb
at
lowest
prices.
Tl,
grocery
and
meat
stores
are
outselling
the
spetinlt.
dsy.
One
delivery
does
the
work.
We
hsndle
Fre
-h
but.
Spring
Salmon,
Crabs.
Shrimps,
Cod
Fillet-,
s
Salt
Fish
of
all
kinds.
GREEN
VEGETABLES
Fresh
Spinach,
2
lbs.
Fresh
Rhubarb,
lb
15c
Fresh
Tomato,
lb.
lOf
Cauliflower,
per
head
.
.
Ic
Chula
Vlsla
Celery,
lb.
12t
Head
Uttuce
irf
New
Texas
CabbaKe,
lb.
I
Of
Del
Monte
Prunes,
40,50,
.
4
lb.
wood
box
."Of
Rupert
Table
To
a
;i
Phones
10
-
Hit
Delivery
9.30
a.m.
11.30
n.m.
Courteous
Service
Every
who
is
eager
for
new
ideas
"
--
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syn
,
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7
COMIIINATION
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These
art-
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1
tin
Quaker
(;.,
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Cherries.
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1
tin
Quaker
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1
lin
Qudkcr
Ain,
1
tin
Na
wb
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Regular
$i
u,
Special,
4
for
s,
vanilla,
lemon,
..t:,,j,.
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Itoyal
City
Itirk
and
j,.an
Special,
3
ftl,
2.)
Wejrton's
Fruit
:iki-It's
a
pleasure
:.,
line.
Rich
Fruit,
p
r
11,
Cherry
Fruit,
p.
i
1
IV
Genoa,
per
ll
Valencia,
per
I!
I.V
8ccial
Price
l,
IJbbs
Pork
an
I
Ii.
dium
size,
2
tin-
:
CANNED
MM
M
Aaertmnt
'
2
tins
kosedal.
r.
1
tins
Royal
Ann,
IV
2
tins
Roeda!e
I
2
tins
Libliv'n
1
r,.
2
tins
Kedale
A:
2
tins
Li
boy
,
.
apple,
IV
i.eular
$IL'".
Special,
per
doz-,
;.'
Wrtn's
Sample
Tin-
I
inn
Asswtied
Biiwuii-Brown
Sugar.
4
11,
Limit
8
lbs.
,
,
.
VHoria
Crow.
So,
m
men.
'j's.
2
tn
t'-
per
dozen
.
.
JC""
o
;
in
r.
'
SunkUt
Orance-s
juicy,
medium
dozen
.
California
Grape
I
-11111.
Irge
Ripe
Ilanan.,-Suukist
Lemon
.
1
llr
PROVISION
New
Zeals
ml
Cht-t-i
,tO(
This
is
a
ne
just
arrived.
Un
Maid
of
Clever
1.
m
'
Ilulter
In
bulk.
8
Hi-
JSf
.
10
14
lb.
brick
S1..H
B.C.
Fresh
Pullet
1
3
dosen
SI.
(Ml
I1.C.
Fresli
First
.
SI
B.C.
Fresh
Extra-
SI.--'1
Supply
2.30
p.m.
,,m.
Woman
in
home
decoration
new
combinations
for
the
sun
porch,
new
color
scheme
f"i
room,
now
color
beauty
everywhere
in
the
house
"'"
;'
ing
Lacquer
comes
as
a
household
blessing.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3