ttlt-
i
fce
"'
trie
bv
;i"
in
'
r"
"
k"
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'
i
31
'
'JON
'
flu"'
'
if
P'
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in''
iU
srtr-'
!!
!'
r"
it
'
1
''
1.
r'
!.
J'
f'
AVr
ns
TO
DECIDE
W.'.
niUI'ANY
IS
TO
.KR
FRANCHISE
Mi'ation
included
i
-
1
1
ornamental
v:ii(-h,
according
tained
in
1023
..t
Love,
would
;ho
basinoaa
sec-v
i
re
to
have
a
lighting,
which
v
pointt
in
each
be
considered,
a
out
that
the
,;
was
really
cvetnV
:
street
lighting
im
had
waived
a
.
i;mihhI
and
timt
.ill:.
the
gripaptoisl
C(,nn4'rUin
of
t
.-.wi.
Tjf
Pb
ii
V
hroofht
good
far
their
ex-i:
with
gas
and
tupany
was
onlv
oraMon,
la
addi-from
81400.000
.!i
tr
U
locato
Heart
Palpitated
lerves
Bothered
Her
Sleep
Was
Broken
l
v.
Rsat
HiMita-
"1
wm
bnthcMd
T
M
rviK
ud
palpite-
'
uik!
wy
saisp
mi
1
'
h.
I
found
'
mi
munh
pond
1
!
!
in
nlltbone
ilh
siMfilnmims
'
I
ulid
MTVif
"
'ill
druggMts
snd
"'
l
m
rarript
of
Miitiuru
Co.,
Ltd.,
industries
here.
It
was
the
opin-on
of
Mr.
Young
that
without
mentioning
street
llahtintr
tk
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
fer
of
the
Canadian
company
wag
I
iDie.
However,
it
seemed
of
!
from
page
1)
.such
paramount
importance
that
j
fie
thought
public
meetings
should
,K
n
:ided,
was
not
!
,e
nfia
and
the
advice
of
the
pco
t.,
r
expansion
and
p,e
8noukl
aked.
He
suggested
m(
uMigb4lMulU
a
vote
m
taken
as
to
whether
th
M'l&HKW$forf$ntiy
hou'd
be
told
and
alio
as
.
,lltthmnt
tO
Which
COmnanv
shnnlrl
,
be
top
targe
anjHe
tfw"Kht
it
should
be
carried
to
'
t
.hem
to
rccom-.a
conclusion
as
soon
as
possible
n,
The
proposal
Alderman
Dibb
Moves
,,
iit
and
franchise'
Alderman
Dibb
immediately
,
whi.h
would
-un-i.moved
tnat
th
plebiscite
should
ttopment.
be
held.
He
said
the
council
was
v,.
Mbc
mayor
said,
very
much
divided
as
to
which
heads
of
one
conm
should
have
the
franchise
ihm
in
the
j
Thpy
had
allowed
themselves
io;
iri
the4ttee4vd
aw
placed
In
a
position
which
all.
Il.
fore
taking
ac-had
&reed
to
uvoid,
that
of
mak-.
.
u:l4
the
services,
;
ing
th,B
a
political
issue.
It
had
i
,
a
competent
en-j
been
K'ed
to
support
the
ma-
.
i
appraisal
and
JO"tjr'
but
at
Saturday's
meeting
;
!ant
was
worth
1
iny
cou,a
come
to
no
decision,
.liutiuns
were
car
I,e
tnUKht
it
would
be
unwise
to
.
!)v
1300.000
wus
recommend
any
particular
com
li
hV
and
the
ald-
'pny
to
tn'
ratepayers
in
view
of
r.i
not
enough.
lfie
attitude
of
the
council,
which
.
-.
tiame
inter-
would
probably
result
in
the
de-
...
decided
to
ask
feat
of
the
bvaw
and
the
jj
w
owned
on
'
tion
wo"ld
lie
dormant
for
a
few
fJiajtfiid
were
to
mon'
'ea.
He
warned
that
It
ij.
rofle
franchise
quired
three-fifths,
of
the
vote
lie.
act
to
de-
to
CHr
and,
in
addition
to
those
:,r
wnh!nlP',0ed
to
ne
partlular
company,
t
Was
lo
a
pro-'thm
e
opposed
to
prl-vrdiu-
not
to
be
,
vtte
ownership.
Alderman
G.
P.
!
Tinker
seconded.
upenVd
and
of!
Alderman
Collart
objected
to
u
companies
asJrae
of
tatoments
made
by
i.r.l,
the
two
com-1
1,6
mvor
in
connection
with
tax-
tVirporaiiori
of'
tion
and
treet
lighting,
claiming
n
r!an
States
,nat
botn
companies
were
alike
In
r;uny,
mut
with
:
tnose
respects.
He
did
not
like
l
-
ung
wax
uked
Mr.
Young's
report,
as
the
things
:
rs,
having
jn
1
criticised
had
since
been
waived,
merit
proposed
Alderman
Prudhomme,
Rudder-i.
ubilitv
ol
the
nam
Tinker,
Linscy,
all
took
part
rai
t
indu
trie.
!"'
tn
dJacuBlon-
1
1
was
finally
decided
to
take
the
vote
on
December
20,
thoee
on
the
current
list
to
vote
and
that
in
the
mean-
lime
the
tenders
of
each
company
should
be
publiehed
in
full.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
OwtrtMf
ot
S.
O.
tfASnion
Co.
Lt4j
ine
io
lowing
quotations
wcr'
''d
an4
atked.
Beaver
8w,
liVi.
1G
Big
Missouri,
8.
OTVs.
fork
Provinee,
98,
N.
UuowoU,
11,
m
ttith
Xig
d0
T
t
.
Cm
CefMr,vS-M,
Getrgte
Wer,
.,W
V
S
Uolconda,
94,
76.
Grandview.
M,
864.
t
'
'iMiidonce,
9,
9.
Indian,
4
Vs.
NR.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
9K,
M.
Xootenay
Florence
19Vi.
Kootenay
King,
M.
WA.
L
4
L,
Mi,
T.
Lakeview.
1.
1.
Lucky
Jim,
KM,
M.
Marmot
Metals,
7,
&k.
Marmot
Gold,
6Vfc,Cg.
Mohawk,
6V.
6.
Morten
Weetoejr.
C
National
Silver,
17,
18.
Noble
Five,
Mm,
L
Pend
OrafUe.
1M,
18-08.
Prter
Idaho,
61,
08.
Premier.
2.3X,
2.S4.
Rufus
Anrwita,
,
18H.
Ruth
Hope.
88,
56
Silver
Crest,
7H,
7Vfc.
Silverado.
88,
KfL
SnowfUke,
40Vfc
41.
Sunlock,
3.10,
8J6.
Tnrmlnua.
10,
NH
Topley
RlchfleW,
44,
4&
loric.
2.10,
IM.
Wellington,
Nfl,
20
Vb-Whitewater,
IM,
IM.
Woodbine,
4V4,
S.
Dnstern
Stock
Noranda
5600.
Nil.
Oils
f
;
HKAL
ENJOYABLE
MOTOR
DRIVE
Kent
One
of
Our
m
(WHS
AND
DRIVE
IT
YOURSELF
Walker
Motor
Co..
Limited
"one
l;t,
un
4th
St.
in
.jo;;
nu
aivi
VALUATION
OF
HYDRO
SYSTEM
nlimnifirv
Shflivinrv
llnur
IVilltnm
spection
18,000-tW'
X
Lands:
Dam
Site.
Power
House
Site,
Right
of
Way,
Cottage
Sites,
Substation
12,000.00
4.
.
Buildings:
Substation.
Cottages,
Boat
Houses
12,200.00
f.
Dam
25,000.00
C
Power
House
....
29.800.00
7.
46
taea
Penstock,
.
.
110,00000.
8.
TMBftiaUaion
(high)
line
.
.......
.
Distribatton
&
Subtatioa
10.
Roads
and
11.
Tools
and
Apt
pi
1
antes
.....r...
12.
Wharves
18.
Boats,
cars,
trucks
and
scow
2,700.00
14.
Stores
as
at
July
1st,
1&28
8,600.00
15.
Financial
charges
10,000.00
Less
proportionate
hare
of
water
works
in
land
Preportkmaie
snare
of
water
work
hs
48
inch
Penstock.,
Fields.
122,8tuW
PHWi
AT
TKINIDAD
2.0000
$431,500.00
2,000.00
429,500.00
3600,00
$400,000.00
..PORT
OF
SPAIN
TKINIDAD.
Dee.
11
TMrtemi
rere
Ulted
ra
ta
iiaibr
NOTICE
ittpn
wlU.
be
.UtaVcteSth
,t
an
next
I
Prov-
utnom
iW
vn
act
tu
infpntate
oamptnjr
under
the
r.i.
I
f
feiivUMlal.Talcptiune
Company
with
M
Mt)MrirtliOMitai
or
five
million
dol-
tn
wttfe
Its
haad
otitcc
lu
the
City
ot
Vancouver
and
wKb
the
totlowtng
po-ra:
1
opecvt
talspbone.
vikim
talc-phif.
lMllo-MI.tonc
and
almUar
aer
Vtera
UMluatng
MTTlet
tor
the
tran-tnKMao
of
aounS,
piatum.
writing
ui
itsnate:.
to
holS
anS
dlsBaa
ol
lands.
LrseoMtit
anS
awwWswmta
of
any
I
oinmw
i.
to
vmmmm
ana
maiiuain
an
ash
hulMlnsi,
work,
plant,
aonaratiu.
Mtcrtata.
orftoM
and
exohanan
t
may
bf
bki
ry
tor
I
Si
buvlxMaa.
for
th
purpote
of
tta
bualnaaa
to
provlor
and
ofwist
teamhlM
and
otbor
vaaseu.
tc
aoquliw
and
um
any
prl"llti-
grnn'-l
Ml
by
any
PMaral
PruvUiciiU
or
mun
-
eliMkl
autharltv-
to
.anulrw
mrul
tlr
I
aiong.
amM
or
under
tne
aatn.
it
in
under
or
orar
watareouana.
ftyor
and
lakes,
mlaject
to
(he
appro
al
of
the
city
or
municipal
eouacu
wnew
the
ptSBOtad
worka
are
to
be
altuatad
wlth.n
a
city
or
municipality,
and-
tot
other
eaeea
subject
to
the
approval
ot
the
Minuter
ot
Land;
to
couatrtiet
works
on
Its
own
property;
subject
to.
obtaining
convent
under
the
Nevkatable
Watars
Protection
Act
of
the
Drmlnlou
of
Can
ada,
to
oonatruct.
lay
and
operate
auir-
MMpnone
cable
or
cables
in
any
leee.
rim
or
water
to
which
that
Art
apanee,
aiao
Between
any
laianoa
in
aru-1
lah
Oolvunbla
and
between
such
laland
I
and
the
mainland;
t3
out
a
passage
for
:
Ita
lines
whew
aueh
lines
pass
through
'
woods
subject
to
ccmpensattng
the
own-1
tnecwoi
lor
damage,
and
to
trim
i
trees
on
or
extending
over
highways
in
order
to
prevent
Interference
with
good
telephone
service
to
purchase
the
whole
or
any
part
of
the
undertaking
of
any
'
other
company
having
objects
In
whole
or
In
part
similar
to
those
of
the
com-,
pany.
or
to
amalgams
:
with
such
other
company,
and
to
transfer
to
the
com-
I
pany
or
to
tne
amaigamatea
company.
'
a
the
oasr
may
be.
all
or
any
of
such
franchise
or
statutory'
powers
as
may
br
poeMSeQ
oy
sucn
ower
company
enter
Into
and
oarry
out
any
agreement
with
any
company
wnose
unoertasing
is
purchased
a
aforesaid
In
the
nature
of
assuming
the
payment
of
or
gtmran
inc
the
parmen'
ent
oi
terest.
or
either,
on
and
ln-
di.
debenture
i
THE
DAILT
?iZW8
HEALTH
EXAMINATIONS
BEFORE
MARRIAGE
STRONGLY
ADVOCATED
"7
...........
examinutions
before
marriage
are
vm.,uiiiiiK
engineer
nai
nnu
nPl.lu.arv.
hut
reason
Arrived
a;t
Pigge
LHJ?
Bald
Dr
George
w.
j
?
.f?7
teMking
before
the
Toronto
S
The
followinir
is
i
mimmW
(.fP
Wne
Council
here,.
In
ur
Ross,
Social
rging
the
valuation
of
the
Prince
Run-H116
necessity
of
legislation
in
thia
ert
hydro
light
and
power
plant
showing
how
the
valuator,
William
Young,
arrived
at
his
fig-ares:
1.
Water
Rights
and
Easements
$
16,400.0$
2.
Engineering
and
Id
respect
He
pointed
out
that
all
big
institutions
demanded
a
health
certificate
from
their
employees
and
that
the
important
institution
of
marriage
is
jusf
as
much
in
d
of
such
case
on
the
part
of
contracting
parties.
Dr.
Ross
d
that
the
medical
profession
eager
to
co-operate
with
such
proponed
.legislation
and
urged
that
it
be
adopted.
LIEUT.-GOVERNOR
OF
NEW
BRUNSWICK
IS
MAJ.-GEN.
M'LEAN
OTTAWA,
Dec.
11
:
Major
iuu
iiaveiock
McLean,
of
Roth-csay.
New
Brunswick,
has
been
51,W0.(iKPP'ntecl
LieutttHi
Gavernor,
tHO!
pw
Brunswick,
tobwome
ef-i
mcxive
uecemDer
zs,
lucceeamg
UeMtenant
pqxtrner
fff,
Todd.
WILLINGDON
DELAYS
TRIP
TO
.QUEBEC
OTTAWA,
Dec.
11.
Owing
to
the
very
serious
nature
of
the
news
received
at
Government
House
today,
Viscount
WTllingdon
has
suspended
a
trip
to
Quebec
City.
Lccil
Items
D.
JicD.
Hunter
le
on
i
businctM
trip
1
''
.
a'
.
inberier'noittia.
'
It.
A.
Crteh''retoTil
to
th
ctty
on
the'Oataill
tM
monrlnt
frbm
a
bri"
bnimtf",trlp
to
Anyox.
"
6.
&
OuHet.
local
nutmger
of
'IWS'Hbr
on
the
CatelaW
mor-
TM.IJ.
'
Ttmt
or
ning
from
a
brief
busjnes'trip
to
Anyox
4pd
Stewart.
Paul
Ztrgrhunt
of
the"
WeStholme
Rooms
mornm,
.lalive
He
will
ania
f
patent
ngnu;
to
aavanee
aionay
to
aj
,
ne
so
urn
win
inciuoe:
Mr.
ana
ogrporatlon.
company
or
penans
tor
pr
naui
mniains
or
ope
rn
una
pbone
num;
to
do
an)
thins
i
any
tole-
ai
oon-
treetor
of
otben
which
It
might
do
for;
ttt
own
purpoaea;
to
mvaat
and
Saal
with
Its
auralua
XunSa:
U
enter
UD-n
and
break
up
htsttwaj,
atreeu
and
public
or
ilia
ana
to
oonesruci
toiepnone
lines
.will
leave
on
tomorrow
train
for
a
trip
to
his
me
afZarnapoL
Poland.
II
aboard
the
liner
Aur-
Duvls,
C.
B.
FleMdji,
G.
E,
-Brown.
7
Green,
L.
J.
Martin
and
jB.
C.
.ohnBtone.
forhKancouver.
Capt.
pavicV
&yfhie
jEjf
jhe
lo-
-al
halibut
MutJPmm
arnQMra."
Ritchie
Lnd
daslghter
will
leave
n
tomotpw
moral
tvgfn
trairr',for
t.
John,
New
Brsjaswick,
where
hey
will
embark
for
a
holiday
rip
to
their
former
home
in
District
News
NFW
IIAZELTON
A
nunsfer
of
onficers
of
the
Royal
CatAdian
-Mounted
Police
to
have
been
in
Haselton
during
the
-aat
week.
The
Felix
Bridge
Club
of
Haz-
elton
held
its
weekly
"
meeting
last
stock
or
debentures,
or
assuming
or
,
.
...
,
,
the
carrying
out
of
Its
ob-
'
Thursday
night
at
the
home
of
Karanteelng
.""ifti..iMrs.
for
Its
R.
S.
Sargent.
Into
agreements
connecting
sy
-
tem
or
lines
wun
mose
oi
tancr
telephone
operators
to
expropriate
lands
nnder
the
powers
ot
th-
!-.id
clauses
Act;
to
make
ragulatlus
for
Its
lnternt)
munagrment;
to
tlx
frr.ni
time
to
tlmr
k
tariff
of
charges
for
Its
iMrMcf.
nnd
to
oollect,
we
for
and
rer
ver
the
nmi
.
to
borrow
money:
to
Issue
prefer-nice
shares
debentuets
or
debenture
stork,
either
redeemable
or
Irredeemable;
to
Issue
ahsres
with
or
without
nominal
or
par
value:
to
change
Its
name
pursuant
to
the
Companies
Act.
and
other
inotdentsl
powers
DATED
the
lit
dy
of
November.
1938.
McntltJ.tPB
nuNCA.N
At
.jermujps,
san
aeyiiour
Strwi
Vancouver
B
('
SallOlWr"
1
the
AppUruuts.
TUes.
880
The
South
Haselton
hill-
Js
Jn
bad
shupei
for
motor
traffic
(and
ii
few
loads
of
sand
are
badly
edi'd
NEW
DIRECTOR
OTTAWA,
Dec.
11.
Ernet
A.
Smith.
Shediac,
New
Brunswick,
has
been
appointed
a
a
member
of
the
directorate
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
PAINTS
PICTURES
WITH
HIS
BRUSH
BETWEEN
HIS
TEETH
HAMILTON,
Dec.
10.
Deprived
of
the
use
of
arms
and
legs
and
therefore
imprisoned
in
the
house
except
at
such
times
as-he
is
taken
out,
Albert
Lowry,
a
llamfltoril
man,
finds
a
way
to
get
close
to
the
beauties
of
nature
that
he
loves.
Holding
a
fine
brush
between
his
teeth
he
paints
in
water-colors
and
oils
many
beautiful
scenes
from
nature
and
decorates
cushion
tops,
silken
hangings
for
walls
and
6ther
lovely
things
that
would
be
a
credit
to
an
artist
who
had
the
use
xf
all
his
limbs.
TOLMIE
TO
CONFER
WITH
PREMIER
KING
OTTAWA,
Dec.
11.
The
return
of
the
natural
resources
to
British
Columbia
will
be
discussed
on
Friday,
when
Premier
Tolmie
meets
Premier
Mackenzie
King
and
the
cabinet.
Tolmie
arrived
last
night.
.
DEATH
CALLS
MRS.
DUVERNET
(Continued
from
page
one)'
'.M7,
Mrs.
DuVernet
moved
to
Prince
Rupert
and
here
she
had
ainee
resided.
The
late
Mrs.
DuVernet
was
a
noted
horsewoman
In
her
native
city
and
she
was
a
lover
of
an
imals
having
been
for
years
as
sociated,
both
before
and
after
her
marriage,
with
the
Royal
Humane
Society.
She
was
also
a
talented
musician.
In
her
earl
life
she
was
educated
at
home
by
governesses
and
later
ceraplet
ed
her
education
by
going
to
school
in
England
and
France.
She
initiated
the
work
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
In
the
Dio
eee
ol
joaledonia
and
was
the
first
Diocesan
President
At
th
time
f
her
death,
she
held
the
position
of
Honorary
President
She
taught
the
first
Sunday
Sehee-1
ever
held
in
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
and
in
even
branch
of
the
early
life
of
tat
Anglican
Church
was
aa
aothn
(worker.
Halifax
on
December
and
material
Interest
in
this
er
Mrs.
W.
L.
Newell
of
Stewart
who
has
been
a
patient
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Genera
Hospital
for
the
Bast
two
or
three
weeks,
was
able
to
leave
the
institution
yesterday
and'
is
registered
as
a
:;uet
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Passengers
sailing
this
after-i
oor.
f
pqui
h
-re
on
the
Catala
for
:Jrs.
1.
Anger
and
daughter,
for
leattle.
and'
Ex-Governor
"D.
W.
Founded
LO.D.E.
Mrs
DuVernet
assisted
in
the
establishment
of
the
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
it
this
city
and
might
well
be
termet
its
"mother,"
having
taken
a
keen
ganization
throughout
its
history.
At
the
time
of
ber
death,
she
held
the
position
of
Honorar)
Regent
of
Municipal
Chapter
at
well
as
of
tjueen
Mary
Chapter
She
leaves
to
mourn
her
loss
a
son,
Horace
Duvernet
of,
Montgomery,
Ala.,
and
a
daughter,
Miss
Alice
Frances
DuVernet
oi
Prince
Rupert.
There
are
threi
grand
children
Frederick
Horace
DuVernet.
Alice
Laing
DuVernet
and
Ernest
Arthur
DuVernet
si.
of
Montgomery,
Ala.;
one
sister
Mrs.
A.
II.
VanBeil
of
Cannes
France,
and
one
nephew,
Dr.
Carlton
Yatos
Ford
of
Montreal
fQue.
To
the
mourning
members
oi
the
family
will
be
extendei
djejet
sympathy
in
their
be
Vement.
Funerai
r.tes
will
take
place
from
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
at
Sm
o'c:ock
on
Thursday
afternoon
and
interment
will
be
in
the
family
plot
at
Fairview
Cemetery
The
B.
C.
Undertakers
hav.
charge
of
funeral
arrangements
FARMER'S
WIFE
GETS
STRENGTH
TO
DOHERWORK
By
taking
Lydia
E.
Pink-ham's
Vegetable
Compound
Bt.
John.
New
Brunswick.
"I
was
all
run-down
from
a
pain
in
my
bark
and
my
left
leg
bothered
me
so
sometimes
that
I
was
unable
to
do
my
work.
I
saw
your
sd
in
the
newspapers
and
decided
to
give
your
medicine
a
trial.
I
have
taken
over
seven
bottles
of
Lydia
E.
Tinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
and
am
now
relieved
of
this
suflerinc
I
am
a
farmer's
wife
and
have
three
children.
I
tell
all
my
friends
of
your
Vecetsble
Compound
and
I
am
sure
that
when
it
helps
me
it
will
help
them.
I
am
willing
to
answer
letters
from
women
asking
about
the
Vecetable
Compound.
All
thanks
to
Lydia
E.
Tinkhamr
Mrs.
Arthur
N.
DnNMSOM,
183
WentwTth
St.,
St.
John,
New
Brunswick,
TxGE
FIV1
The
Acme
Importers'
5th
Annual
Temptation
...
Sale
i
BOYS'
OYERCOATS
A
hundred
per
cent
wear
that
is
what
these
Boys'
Overcdats
brag
about!
And
the
boys
will
admire
the
real
snap
in
their
styles.
All
the
class
in
the
world
with
their
fine
smart
colors
and
patterns.
Regular
$15.50
value.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
$11.15
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
The
famous
Cee-Tee
brand
Pure
Wool
Underwear
in
combina-
Hnn'
r.onuflfi'L
fatnnns
matrn
TEMPTATION
SAtK'PltlCE
.V.
.$3,115
...
.
.
.
.
....
MEN'S
OYERCOATS
The
best
dressers
will
admire
our
new
models
for
their
snappy
Hues,
quaHty
woollens,
fine
colors,
and
excellent
tailoring.
These
are
of
all-wool
materlsls,
with
check
back.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
.91.8.t
.
LADIES'
RAINCOATS
Here
is
a
fine
lot
of
real
quality
Ladies'
Raincoats
a
raincoat
that
really
keeps
out
tne
wet.
Regular
price
$10.50.
SPECIAL
VALUE
AT
TEMPTATION
SALE,
PRICE
.....
...ipO.U.I
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
We
hsve
a
great
variety
for
your
choice
made
by
Tobke's,
Arrow
.and
Lung,
as
well
g;
other
manufacturers.
Regular
values
up
to
4.00.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
$1.03
MEN'S
COLLARS
Men's
Collars
in
the
serai-soft
finish
is
the
popular
wear
ihes
days.
Mad
by
Tooke's
and
Arrow.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE,
4
FOR
.....
i
.$1.00
MEN'S
SOCKS
Men's
Fancy
Cashmere
and
Silk
and
Wool
Socks
The
finest
footwear
in
the
world.
Regular
value
up
to
$1.50.
TEMPTATION
SALE
TRICE
05f
The
Acme
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
PRINCE
RUPERT
Terras:
Strictly
Cash
No
C.
O.
D.
No
Charge
Accounts
HYDE
TRANSFER
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
580
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
load
$6.50
Large
sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Larga.Egg
$12.50
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
f
,
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Baggage
Day
and
Night
Service
139
Second
Avenue
Cold
Weather
Is
Due
ARE
YOU
PREPARED?
We
Are
Prepared:
To
tunc
up
your
motor
and
overhaul
your
ignition
for
eusier
starting.
To
charge
your
old
battery
or
sell
yeu
a
new
one
,
fr$nr.tH).
To
sell
you
chains
and
fft
them
to
your
tires.
To
put
Prestone
Anti-Freece
or
denatured
alcohol
in
your
radiator.
To
sell
you
Dominion
Royal
Cord
Tires
at
lower
prices
than
ever
before.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
3rd
Ave.
East
FORD
I)
BALERS
Phone
83