it
1
1
lM
p'lTII'i
fin
'
Mule.
1
'i.i,.
I
AKK
,
-
I
i:
that
nn
application
.
i
in'
Purllumeni
ol
Can-M-Milin
thereof
for
mi
.
rponiUon
of
company
I
in'
Albert,
Peace
Ktver
i
uny
Compuny,
or
iiuch
may
lie
given,
to
ron-
a
railway
a
follow:-;;
.
lit
it
polut
at
or
near
'
i
.Uibrldge.
thence
In
a
,,
,.,
iuii
to
n
point
at
cr
i,,am
of
McLeod;
thence
,,i
Northerly
in
a
direction
,
t
l-l
to
the
CaUary
and
i
,,f
the
Canadian
Pacl-
ixilnt
at
or
near
the
,!
,.
thence"
Northerly
and
,
CiL'in-y
and
Edmonton
-..nut
ill
of
near
Laconabe;
r;
::,
to
a
point
at
or
near
Kiiiiiunton.
;
.nit
at
or
near
the
City
,
by
the
moat
feasible
1
iIdiik
the
rlgnt
bonk
or
,
1
Kiver
to
crrjekmg
of
lever
near
It
Jhottldci
w.,ni'i
River
at
,
the
Town
of
NOTICE.
:
Province
of
Arbeit,
Westerly
through
tte
i-,,
to
a
point
at
or
near
.
;i
1
he
Canadian
National
,.
Province
of
British
point
at
or
near
Orande
,
s
.r'h
Westerly
direction
;,i
or
near
Pouce
Coupe
,
point
at
or
near
Pouce
,
North
Westerly
direction
,
or
near
Hudson's
Hope
.-
Kiwr.
then?
In
a
gou-w
-uTly
and
Westerly
dl-Nurtli
Westerly
bv
the
,
.
route
through
the
Pine
:
'
at
or
near
the
Town
tin
Provlnre
of
British
Die
head
of
Portland
iiit
at
or
near
Hudson
Peace
River
In
a
gen-
rlireolK.n
to
a
poilii
a
-..tela;
thence
in
a
Nur-
.,
to
a
po'.nt
at
or
near
:
11
and
thence
Northerly
the
right
bank
of
the
.
or
near
Its
Intersection
,
,r
hr,i
boundary
of
the
:
Alberta.
...iwayi
being
declared
to
benefit
of
Canada.
vie
the
said
Company
t-"f,,
docks
and
hotel
and
,t-
vessels
and
to
collect
i.iph
and
telephone
mei-
.
.Due.
u
file
upon
and
r
altes
and
t'J
gener-her
energy
and
to
dla-
:;i:in
ir.m
ar.d
collect
1
.
the
said
Company
to
.
in
respect
of
tlx
asld
to
an
am
ount
ji
it
e
-Thousand
iM
noi
w
:.
tor
the
prairie
sections.
i.ik
Sixty-five
Th
mnand
1
ilnn.
for
the
mountain
City
of
Edimnton
In
:
Alberta,
this
4th
day
11
ifas.
;
1
1
STsTWABT
C
LARK
'
1
irhalf
of
the
Applicant
r.rvie
aury.
,
-
-ii'-itom.
etc
.
1
Mi:
x
of
Toronto
Bid,
i.
Alberta.
ATI!
It
NOTICE
I
ltION
AM)
I
HE
1
1
1
t;
that
Robert
M
.Mclress
is
1416
air.
Ave
BC.
will
applv
f.ir
s
.nd
use
20.000
gallon-ei
out
of
small
,
Hows
southerly
and
:
.'on
Inlet.
QC
Inland'
-
westerly
:rJi
mirer,.h,m
1
.11
nusion
tniei
mi
it
MO
feet
from
shore
wolf
tracks
:
n.imh
twenty-four
acrei
.
ler
lease,
and
will
be
"ial
purpnsns
upon
the)
"i
applied
for
to
least
Huatcn
Inlet.
Moresby,
i
ported
on
the
prrmnd
.
f
December
19.'7
A
.1
're
and
an
application;
and
to
the
-Water
AC
"
-
'
d
In
the
office
of
toe,
..'
Prince
Rupert.
BC
lie
sppUcatlnn
may
tie
Mid
Water
Recorder
or.
1
1
on
oiler
of
Water
Rights.
H
i
Idinga.
Victoria.
BC.
I
ii.iyo
after
the
first
ap-;
notice
In
a
local
nearside
of
the
tint
publication!
a.
1MT.
1
ROBBtf
U.
CURRIF
Applicant.
of
Title
No.
MM
I
to
Lot
:
.:!
mx
ifll.
Bl?ck
nineteen
'"
MX
18).
I
il
Title
No.
o.
awut
fMII
te
w
icen
1
17)
and
and
K
twenty-elk
nf
Title
No.
OOai
to
I
19i
Block
ten
(10).
Sec-;
"in
1
7).
'e
tf
Title
No.
M4TI
to
Lots!
rw-
i43l
forty-four
(44
1
and
Applicant.
TRAIN
RACED
WITH
A
WOLF
Overlook
the
Animal
nnd
Driver
Plan
to
Collect
the
llounty
BAULT
BTE.
MARIS.,
Ont..
Jan.
31
-Ntlaon
Fulrher.
142
Almert
Street
Eat,
engineer
on
the
Algomn
Centra!
Railway,
does
not
hot),,,
WHn
the
.ppiT,ve(i
rnctli
.dk
of
wolf
hunting
whrj.he
goe
after
the
an.mals.
He
runs
(Sent
down
with
Lit
train.
Hlne
the
Algoma
Central
was
bum
north
of
the
Bault,
through
what
'
probably
the
best
big-game
area
on
the
.ecntment,
the
trains
have
frequently
come
in
contact
with
moose,
deer,
beara
wolvea.
foxes,
and
many
of
these
anl-mi
have
been
killed
whttt
caught
1.1
!k
rut,
on
nestles.
orUtcjBfusrd
by
Hie
headligliis
But
PMeher's
wolf
hunt
wax
Ringed
In
broad
daylight
a..;
'.
!
:hly
.
.
rmlnated.
r.VilXK
.H
lUf'KIMl
He
ba'
Ved
his
englae.
No.
104,
tile
n
n,ch
took
the
Prince
of
Walea
:
in
Kmii7
to
Oba,
In
1B1B.
at
SO
I'.1'
-
..11
hour
against
the
fleeY-rooted
".If
and
.,ii
out
In
about
six
tele-..'.
'ii
pole
lengths.
Fiii'hir
left
Prater,
103
mile
north,
o'i'ii
-'0
ininiitea
late
From
Prater
ooxn
to
'!:
Aijawn
Canyon
there
Is
a
II-.'
xr
(ent
grade
for
nine
miles.
.'.:)
m
hallway
down
thla
grade,
or
at
M.le
107.
the
train
was
Just
making
a
Iciik
curve
Into
a
rock-cut.
The
snow-plowa.
which
had
been
operating
fo.-tne
pui
two
month,
had
piled
the
tow
up
until
the
line
at
thai
point
resembled
s
long
trough.
Just
as
the
train
was
entering
the
cut
Pulcher
saw
a
large
wolf
coming
toward
the
train
on
a
doti-trot.
rlMllfAlli:
I
.UTKITT.n
"T
romiit
ay
whether
he
knew
we
were
I
te
ir
not."
Pulcher
aays.
"But,
.
when
he
saw
us
he
turned
and
iiindr
down
the
track,
with
his
taU
uck
ou
1
like
a
balsam
brush
and
his
mane
fl.-pplriK
as
much
a
to
challenge
tie
-
pcerl
if
our
big
eiu-lne
I
accepted
t:.e
.allf
v
for
the
race
with
Mr.
Wf
If.
let
the
brakes
sff
and
applied
full
-icum
ahead.'
For
the
first
two
pole-lengtha
the
wolf
gained
speed
quickly
a
id
waa
around
the
curve
far
enough
be
out
of
sight.
For
the
next
two
:r-i'rpt!"
w?
were
both
going
strong
st
about
30
miles
per
hour
For
the
nix;
two
poles
It
was
a
very
exciting
race
but
ld
Engine
104
had
the
ad-ui;'
.Ke
t
a
make-up
of
iron,
steel
and
pteam
We
caught
up
to
the
wolf
and
111
it
don
We
will
collect
the
noun-
Fulr.ier
says
that
In
the
area
when
he
killed
the
wolf
there
were
once
numbera
of
deer,
and
he
would
see
lbU8.
frequently,
but
now
one
Is
sel-
dom
seen,
while
the
snow
shows
many
SPY
BECOMES
A
BUDDHIST
14.M.
Block
.
twentv-seven
'
.
.
.,....n.rrmsin
tlon
eight
(.
dlty
of
I
lorsmon.u
-
hi.
iert.
Map
933.
who
had
crossed
his
trail
during
his
'.7!
"'.-
lu.teoric
European
days,
re
ognlaed
him.
M
.,on
halTSm
HMmTSS!
Prevlou-y
Uneoln
had
vUUtd
the
is
hereby
(ivea
that
1
1
British
Legation,
where
he
disclosed
ni
"
expiration
of
one
month
t,
...
diaciaimod
ny
intention
of
('
i
e
01
tne
first
publication
.
,.
,,.,
tn.
w
uu
areata
ssvurs
,
nr,.u,
nJL.iu.
.
1
...iri-ua
sststnst
British
unl
eighteen
(Ml.
Section
iKttatlufi
Lincoln
to
Deliver
Series
of
Lecture
and
Live
In
Retirement
PBXIN
Jan
Jl
-Ignatius
T.
Treb-itsch
Lincoln
whose
isJeidoacoplc
career
lcdudes
service
a
a
Church
of
Bng.
land
cun'e
member
of
the
British
Parliament
and
Oenhan
spy
during
the
war
li
turned
up
In
Pekln
In
his
de-IritiiK
year,
and
Is
devoting
himself
to
.'udy
of
Buddhism
Lincoln
embraced
the
Buddhist
faith
in
Ceyl.m
alter
the
war
Described
by
th
ee
close
to
him
aa
much
brcken
In
helth
and
spirit,
be
prrived
in
Pekln
last
October
and
took
inner,
in
a
Oerman
hotel
under
the
alia
of
H
Ruh
Hi
incognito
waa
main
each
of
the
said
lost
Par
Bt
,nd
aakrd
that
the
Legation
do
'
the
Land
Registry
Office,
en,
B.C..
this
Vd
January.
H
P.
MacUJOO.
RegMror
of
TtUes.
LAND
ACT
INTKMIO.V
TO
TO
I.EVKB
(.VM1
APPLY
"""ar
Und
District,
Land
Record
Telegraph
Creek,
and
,
I
,
,
.
northwest
"ofthwest
anil
end
of
of
Oledy
nisilsa
'
""'ii
in
abnut
laaaiaa
1
anil
about
Udeg.
of
NOllf'R
,h..
1
tt.-
'
tiladvs
Lsli.
10'
r
west
west
,
'rPpr.
intond
to
apply
leiiM1
e.
'm'
of
the
fnllnialB.
-
'lilllleiK
InB
al
character
.of
hl
vlait
to
China,
agreed
When
it
became
known
that
the
quiet
and
studloua
Herr
Ruh
was
real
)
the
internationally
famous
apy
and
Intriguer,
however,
he
w
so
besieged
'f
MwiunfriMii
and
others
that
he
left
his
hotel
disappeared
for
aeverol
da:fa
to
take
tip
nnd
only
recently
returned
.
nAt
hoo
near
tne
numoir
ii.-u''"
Bret
Hats
date
Here
he
denies
him
nelf
to
nil
oallera
except
those
he
kr-.ow
connection
......
witn
nis
mii"
Ir
ii'
1
uii.i-.
-
north
!Blld
only
at
rare
intervals
d-isa
he
emerge
sirMei
1
1-
vlalt
centre
of
Buudniai
wiauo...
.
AUin.
le
-
,
m
,
'
ot
.
LW'
6U
i
niver
V
-"wuth
of
Kan'
11
le
,
1
:
wees;
inenoe
""nw
one
ouie
""a
'res
m.
'Slid
JOHN
ALPRKn
uumx.
rv'fi'lb!LjL1"APP"a,nt'
land
Mcr
"
TO
APPLY
TO
'AKK
LA
Mi
piety.
i.....i,
has
asserted
that
he
la
prepa
.
of
lectures
on
Buddhism
.1.1.1,
h.
mteiids
to
deliver
in
Pekln
.
,n
iwimi
In
M
that
Lincoln
learned
that
one
of
his
sons.
John
LIB
IN
l'KOHATK
in
Tin:
hi
,ltjlSV,,uxT
,M'
,1RITIS"
In
the
Miller
of
th-
Administration
.
Act:
".!
.k-
cuu
of
John
,n
haTaaiT
otherw
kno
Johan
I
II.
li28
?3E
BAtt7
tag's
nva
NOTICE,
.jeoT
Kraakai:.
peceasru,
'r.
.
,.
I
i
l'
-
TAKIt
NOTTCB
that
oy
orosr
.
,..
I'M,,,,,
"Im
n
Ruiieit
ua
m..
Uu.,.,
unn
Young,
the
SOtn
day
F
'i
'".'
1,1,",
l
"on
Inlet.
Queon
of
January.
A
D
Mi?...nu"-
I
AdmlnUtrator
of
the
eetaU
ot
Jonn
ouu'rCEn,ftRobwtM
Ourrte.'jTh.iUen.
otherwise
"
iter.
B.C..
v"
apiiuwun
occupation
fish
h
irr.ksv
Kraakay.
dscessed.
aceeea.
and
.
-
all
.
parties
Hi,,,,
..
,
,l,nnc
westerly
20
titilred
to
pay
tne
,
''.
,t
'
1
'
,'",Byhout
la
chain:,
debtedi.es.
to
me
forthwith
iv
M
NORMAN
.
.
.
A
a
,,i
,.
chains;
thenoe
nor-
IT
v
v.
""
1
3
chains
Uh
nrrioi&i
Official
Adr
wnvmiiiiiB
"t
1.''
s
HOBalliT
Xf
estate
same
befi
before
the
'
hi
eVr.
.
!"
'
"'
PPlJ
fora
lease
ol
having
claim.
KJ"t
,
w
1
Z
!
rt
dcbed
lahda:
I
are
hereby
required
to
furn
""
''""
'
at
verified,
to
me
on
or
A
P011
PMts1
properly
'
""in
,
r
,"bou
1
xT
feet
wo.
Wtlay
of
March.
AD.
IMS.
,,l
uMDl""
a
and
an
..........
...
to
estate
are
re
?I
Of
parties
Indebted
'",r".
'
,"1'!"u'thl
..f
their
in
WATT.
-.
.
Administrator.
1
C
Ullje-.
.
1.
I,:a
3:1th
il.y
of
January.
A.U
The
"Flu"
LEFT
HER
WITH
A
VERY
WEAK
HEART
Mrs.
Deulah
Demons,
Pleuant
Khar,
JUS.,
writes:
"Having-
suffer.d
with
the
flu'
a
few
yeri
go,
I
was
left
with
a
my
weak
hearL
"I
waa
unable
to
go
about,
and
could
not
do
my
Loucewurk.
"I
would
get
diizr
ipells
and
would
have
to
go
and
lis
down.
"I
could
not
tleep
at
sight
a
the
least
little
noiae
would
wake
rat
op.
"1
tried
different
klpd.
of
medicine,
bat
they
seemed
to
do
roe
bo
good.
"A
friend
recommend.!
I
have
naed
five
boxes
and
am
much
better)
do
not
get
those
diuy
spella,
and
can
do
my
own
work
as
well
as
erer."
Price
Cue.
a
box
at
ail
drnjrglnti
and
dealers,
or
nailed
direet
on
reeelft
of
price
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Uuiited,
Toronto,
Ont.
coin,
was
benm
tried
for
murder'
in
England.
The
father
raced
back
to
England
but
the
speed
of
British
justice
made
It
a
IosIiik
race,
for
the
sou
was
convicted
and
'iani;oil
before
he
srrived.
Then,
acrordlntr
to
his
own
account,
be
itiurned
to
Ceylon.
QUICK
DIVORCE
GIVENCHICAGO
Many
Aiirexce
Make
City
Head-
quarters
ko
Are
Residents
CHICAGO.
Jan.
31
-Just
why
Chicago
i.oula
have
been
chosen
by
several
ac-
resses
during
the
poet
few
months
a
be
place
to
get
divorces
to
not
readily
apparent
to
lawyer
unless
it
be
that
the
Illinois
laws
are
reasonably
brood
and
residential
required)
eat
not
too
strict.
Fsunie
Brie,
the
comedienne,
woe
the
:eoder
In
the
most
recent
llet
of
stage
personalities
to
seek
and
obtain
drvorces
here.
There
have
foUoissd
UmMgh
the
past
lew
weeks
the
divorce
cases
of
rfeltu
Menken.
Morton
Hetflo,
tunMiee
Hubert
iMfs.
Crane
Wilbur)
niece
of
3a
rah
Bernhardt,
and
Bvetyn
Herbert.
Illinois'
legal
requirements
for
dl
voire
remain
as
stringent
de
ever,
said
one
attorney,
but
compliance
with
them
leads
in
many
Instances
to
facility
and
.peed.
Most
causes
require
variously
one
or
two
years
established
residence,
but
ont
prominent
comedienne
res
ly
divorced
her
spouse
quickly
because
she
fotHsd
him
with
another
woman.
Illinois
there
by
had
Immediate
JurtexUetton
throat
upon
It.
and
when
the
hsjaband
robes
no
objection
be
was
dtfWved
without
k.
Many
touring
octree
pay
in
Chi
cago
two
or
three
months
each
year.
It
was
pointed
out,
and
having
no
estab
lished
home,
formally
indicate
Chicago
as
their
official
residence
Upon
eoeh
Chicago
appearance
the
aame
residence
U
Inhabited
and
In
time
COenes
to
be
recognlMd
a
the
legal
home.
Then.
Jiould
marital
discord
arise,
suit
for
divorce
legally
can
be
Instituted
in
Chicago.
Divorce
suits
ore
divided
between
two
court
calendars
on
for
contested
oaeee
and
uite
for
those
in
which
there
will
be
no
fsght.
It
is
the
latter
variety
which
sometimes
will
permit
on
actress
:j
rush
here
from
New
York,
obtain
her
divorce
and
return
east
In
time
to
ml
merely
one
performance
of
her
play,
aa
'n
the
cam
of
Miss
Herbert.
Once
a
tilpulatiSh
of
no-con
teat
ho
been
filed
by
opposing
counsel
the
actual
divorce
proceeding
is
a
matter
of
minutes,
although
the
step
leading
to
It
may
have,
required
two
years
or
more.
PALACE
OF
FRANCE
ON
FIFTH
AVENUE
;
-
CITrWNEVVYORK
NTCW
YOHK.
N
Y..
Jan.
31
-Erection
of
a
"Palace
of
France"
on
Fifth
Are.
si
a
cost
of
OM.000.000
la
planned
by
a
group
of
French
and
United
State
esp-
:tallats.
Nichols
Matolowltoh.
rYeneh
financier,
sold
upon
his
arrival
here
on
the
liner
Prance.
The
building
la
to
be
thirty-five
storey
high,
he
said,
and
the
greater
part
will
be
used
as
a
hotel,
mainly
for
French
travellers.
The
(trot
floor
will
be
given
over
to
moving
pictures
und
showrooms
to
advertise
French
products
He
said
n
Invitation
ho
been
tended
the
President
of
France
to
attend
formal
opening
of
the
building
next
year.
Notolowlteh
would
not
give
the
pi
wooed
location
of
the
structure.
but
sold
option
would
be
taken
up.
BORN
ANDMARRIED
"IN
THE
CIRCUS"
LONDON.
Jan.
31.
Famous
circus
families
were
united
when
Oeorge
Banner,
a
nephew
of
the
late
Oeorge
Banger,
the
greatest
showman
of
hl
dv,,
married
Mlt
Florenoe
ImhoJ.,.
Oinnett.
ot
8t.
Mrk
Qhtircl,
KenjoUig-ton.
The
bride
la
a
daughter
ot
the
late
Emlle
Frederick
Oinnett,
who
also
won
renown
as
a
circus
proprietor,
The
couple
have
known
eaoh
other
since
childhood.
A
boy-end-gtrl
friendship
sprang
up.
and
later
mutual
admiration
of
skill
and
daring
In
the
circus
drew
tliein
closer.
Both
were
"boru
in
th
circus"
and
can
scarcely
remember
when
the
f!rt
r?fnr
cam
of
actually
ci,n;r.
haling
to
the
thrills
of
th
rlngi
BUTTER
FROM
NEWZEALAND
Imported
Product
Keeping
Prices
Down;
Egg
up
Slightly
A
survey
of
the
local
markets
thla
week
provide
Uttle
matter
for
discus-
sldg.
Wbrfeeai
markets
continue
dull
and
slugfleA
snxL.the
aame
conditions
are
reflected
Ui
the
retail
stores.
Con
tinued
supplies
of
butter
from
New
Zealand
ha
caused
the
price
of
Canadian
butter
to
drop
.this
last
week.
But
to
offset
this
the
wholesale
price
of
egg
has
risen
3e
also
and
If
th
YmtimiH
cold
weather
conttrftfes
particularly
back
east,
it
it
Just
pQfWfble
that
the
frlce
of
egg
will
rise
stpl
further.
Beef
price
oonwnue
high
and
It
dees
not
appear
there
Is
any
hop
for
beef
prices
eren
to
stay
at
the
present
high
level
and
Increases
from
tune
to
.Une
uiay
be
-voiced
for.
Hot
house
rhubarb
la
again
appear
ing
aa
a
bartHnger
of
Spring
although
it
ha
not
the
sturdy
appearance
of
the
later
open
air
svtsika.
Prices
current
ate
as
follows:
LARD
Pure
35t
Compound
30c
I
Bed
.grapes,
.
DM
Re1
'
Clllfo:
,
CaJlfornla
,
lb.
teji'Julk.
SVvl
larfuuJbuittiri
rWHtrta
DamTy
Spltrenberga,
"C
F.OOS
BC.
Fresh
pttHeta
40c
BC.
fresh
flMt
45c
B.C.
Freeh,
ecttn
SOo
Uaeal
new
mid
Mc
rinii
8moked
kippers,
lb
15c
Kippered
salmon,
In,
3So
Gmoked
black
cod,
lb
200
Finnan
baddies,
lb.
,
3Se
MKT
Fowl.
No.
1.
lb.
38c
sod
400
fleostlng
chicken,
lb
4io
Ham.
sliced,
ftret
fade
toe
Ham.
whole,
first
otsde
Ne
Ham,
ptonie,
lb.
c
Cottage
roUs.
Ifr.
JOVj
Baeon.
baek.
sliced
60c
Baeon,
sftle
Mc
te
Purk.
jry
salt
...(,
J5c
AyrtMre
bacon,
lb.
lie
Veal,
ahdulder
He
Veal,
loin
40r
Veal,
leg
V
Pork.
hulder
,..
28c
Pork,
loin
4uc
rerk.
leg
,
35c
Beef,
pot
met
15c
to
JOc
Beef,
boumg
Uc
to
le
Beet,
sleek
Me
to
49c
Beef,
roost,
prime
rib
sac
Istmb.
Chops
1,
Lamb,
shoulder
.....1
Sac
Muttett.
leg
40c
lamb,
leg
48c
Mutton,
etoopa
40c
tluttba
shoulder
30c
ItllTTtR
BraoUleld.
shsmmtk
and
Woodland
lb,
SOo
BjCO..
w.
.'
see
CepMol.
3nd
nod,
lb,
4Se
sesr
VallOf.
lb.
...,
Mc
Kew
Zeataom.
n
bulk
48c
prtpts
,,
Mc
Alberta
Oresvmery
4c
CIIKKME
OaBiembert
oheese,
8
os.
pkg
6a:
Kraft
LUabrrgcT.
't
Sac
Ooi-.rlo
aotid
S5c
New
Zealand
eottd
SOc
Bttiton.
lb.
40c
Kraft
45c
Norwegian
Ooot
66c
Napoleon
Umberger
.
.,
70c
Reqtwfert
Tee
Bwlft'
Brookfttid,
lb.
4Se
OergoHaola,
lb
1
75c
MelAren
Cream.
Jar
...
4A0
and
8&c
CfrooklteW
Swiss
cheese.
M,
lb.
pkg.
SOe
BrookfleM
Oanadtan
cheese.
lb.
pkg.
3e
Oruyere
4M
Ot-lden
Loot,
lb
44c
Jack.
1b,
Wo
fcernaao
&rdo.Jb.
-.
75e
Oammekwt,
H
lb
soe
TllfUR
WhiH,
p
100
,..
,..4..
Yh4
far
IfkOB
jr....
-
viirHi
IMpMr.
V
m
tlHrd
wntt;,
.
.
iPnetry
,
flow.
10
.
.
.
Beets,
S
lb.
for
Beets,
eaek
CorroU,
new.
8
lb,
for
Carrots,
sack
Potatoes.
8
lb.
Sack
Parsley,
bunch
ba.
for
.
r
lb.
..
Dates,
pa
grade
Fancy
Extra
fanoy
Home
Beauties,
fi
....
Extra
fancy
Yellow
Newton
"C"
srad
Fancy
Bxra
fancy
Wlneeap.
"C"
grade
I
n;-7
Eitta
rauy
.......
IT
4.T
if
.
08
MM
.
c
.
ate
.1128
ate
119
.
10c
Cauliflower.
B.C..
head
40c
California
head
lettuce
15c
Oarllo.
Imported,
per
lb
40c
Spanish
onion,
per
lb
10c
Leek,
bunch
10c
California
celery,
head
10c
Si
lie
Spinach,
local,
lb
20c
B.C.
Cabbage,
lb
8c
Cooking
ontona.
s
lb
far
Site
Turnips,
fl
lbs
for
Uc
per
sack
M
OO
Brucsel
Sprouts,
per
lb,
ate
Hothouse
Rhubarb,
lb.
Uc
ntllT
Orange,
Valencia,
doeen.
.
.40c
to
tl.OU
Leiivofts,
BuQktst,
doeen
.,
50o
and
00c
Imperial
Volley
OrapefruU.
.
.
3
for
35:
!
Florida
grapefruit,
eacrt
.
.
.'.
lie
I
Banana,
a
lb
35c
1
Extracted
honey,
lb
S5-
8&0
83.50
IS.78
14.00
8s
n
13
60
13
60
83.78
.
4.00
83.80
3.7
(1.00
Br
ails
..rrrrr
Walnut,
broken
shelled
..
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
..
Almond
Peanuts
No.
1
mixed
nuts
3Sc
New
tllberu
3ne
life
.
3m
nKi
.....
080
60c
66c
5
aoc
'Manehurlan
walnut
ate
California
walnut
49c
10Q
lbs.
Wheat.
No.
5
MAO
OsU
th
Bran
,
X
Shorts
81.10
Middlings
880
Bariay
M
PouKry
mash
I3A0
Special
enrmaah
M
OO
Oyster
shell
8180
8crotoh
food
W-3
Beef
scrap
00
Oround
oil
cake
8455
Baby
chick
feed
M3
Pine
oat
chop
ti&i
Orvtehed
oats
8188
nne
barley
chop
MAO
Whole
corn
tSSO
Ortkrd
corn
13M
,!
1
vM
GIVEN
TO
GIRLS
ON
COURTSHIPAND
CAREER
CHluAUV
.'n
SI
.
Courtship,
rareei
aii'i
calorlea
In
ten
lessons
are
to
be
oifered
Chicago
young
women
by
thc
Y.WX3.A.
Experts
will
tell
them
how
to
be
happy
on
81.800
s
year;
how
to
avoid
divorce;
how
to
ni:ike
huahanda
happy
at
breakfast
oud
now
to
greet
of
your
copy
of
The
Daily
News
every
night
by
having
it
delivered
to
your
address
by
carrier
paid
in
advance
will
bring
it
to
you
every
night
for
a
year
Keep
Yourself
Well
Posted
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Rupert,
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
least,
get
the
NEWS
OF
THE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
-regularly
THE
DAILY
NEWS
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
Navel
oranges
40e
to
81.
00
DKIKII
Mil
ITS
Lemon
and
orange
peel
.....
SOc
Citron
peel
sot
Black
cooking
Mas,
2
lb.
ate
White
figs,
a
lb
ate
Currants,
a
lbs
Sac
Apples
ate
feoehee,
peeled
ate
Apricots,
lb
Stc
Prune.
90-100.
4-lbs
88e
-
at
lb.
box
UM
Prunes,
00-70.
lb
tte
Prunes.
30-40
ltc
:
40-M.
a
lbs
34c
at
lb.
box
'Evaporated
peon,
halves,
lb.
....
800
IS
lb
bos
NUTH
Almsuasjhejied
Valencia
fisa9fl
To
Every
Woman
who
is
eager
for
new
idea
in
home
decoration
new
color
combinations
for
the
sun
porch,
new
color
Hcheme
for
baby's
room,
new
color
beauty
everywhere
in
the
hou2
"61"
Bruah
fnjr
Lacquer
comes
an
a
household
blestting-
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
-
AIL
Skaters,
Mackinaws,
Wind
Breakers
REDUCED
15
PER
CENT
RURRERS,
siies
6
and
7.
n-irular
$2.25.
now
Shoe
Sale
Continues.
Every
pair
must
ro.
THOR
JOHNSON
them
when
they
return
borne
ot
night.
8ucBooful
marriage,
according
to
Mrs
Oladya
Jenklna.
under
whose
supervision
the
course
will
be
given,
"I
not
baaed
on
love
in
the
sentimental
senv.
but
on
payebotogfy
.
'
"We
shall
Initruct
our
girls."
(he
aald.
"In
personal
charm;
when
not
to
wear
KM
curler,
for
example."
NEW
PICTURE
FOR
CANADIAN
GALLERY
on
.
'rssr
AWA.
An.
30.
In
connection
the
mm
puri
by
the
CotJ
4tt
"The
Repent
MO
Veronese,
th
great
VrVeirr
pointer,
the
Ottawa
Journal
aays:
"With
the
addition
of
this
picture
the
Venetian
School
at
the
National
Qsllery
becomes
strong.
The
large.
'Chriat
with
Ansel.'
n
ej?:.
r
,rk
hy
Veronese,
nl-veady
in
the
collection,
together
with
the
Magdanel'
preeenU
thla
artlct
a
finely
as
anywhere
in
America,
while
the
three
Tintorettcs.
a
Moroni
and
an
exceptional
Seboatlano
del
Plombo
complete
an
unrivalled
group
of
thla
school."
OUR
GREAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
"
.
of
'
HUN'S
AN1.
ROYS'
CLOTHING
AM)
PORNISII-IN0S
Is
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
R.
Miller,
proprietor