f
AGF
SIX
We
Eat
No
!
Meals;
Ride
No-Gars
WHEN
you
hire
us
to
do
(he
family
washing,
you
are
not
put
to
the
expense
or
bother
of
feeding
us.
We
eat
nothing!
Neither
do
we
ak
you
to
pay
our
carfare.
Instead
we
call
for
and
deliver
your
washing.
We
buy
our
own
soap,
'
starch
and
bluing.
Heat
our
own
softened
water.
Use
our
own
electricity,
too.
There's
no
"picking-up"
after
us.
We
take
all
the
messy
work
out
of
your
home,
giving
you
an
extra
day
to
do
the
things
you
like
to
do!
Yet
you'll
find
our
charges
most
reasonable
considerably
less
than
it
would
cost
you
to
do
the
same
work
at
home.
Try
u
and
see!
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
amwacomm
ntmwmtui&
A
SOUND
INVESTMENT
IN
HEALTH
Produces
a
Bigger
Dividend
than
the
safest
bond
W.CAspinall
CHIHOPItACTOK
6
Exchange
Rlock
Green
241
'D
emers
are
now
showing
Billie
Burke
Sport
Dresses
I'hone
17
P.O.
Hox
327
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
I'hone
475
DENTIST
Radl
10
Radi
10
A
well
u
epecleliung
on
the
No
17
Badiole.
we
with
to
draw
your
attention
to
the
Badiole
Ho.
18
It
la
a
bother
of
the
up-to-dat.
last
sis
months
modele,
a
t
tub
reottver
Price,
laaa
Badtotron
I
MM
Frlee.
with
Hstiiotioim
IIMJS
price,
ormiplf'
wit
i
itidio-troti
and
100
A
Loudspeaker
U.TS
I
.
V.
lllAMH.alt
EciuMve
Wholesale
Dealer
(or
RaAiolax
Oftlrr:
1IM
Hlxlll
HI.
Il.iv
i.r,
mm
r
Kiipm.
V
(
.
DR.
SPENCER
PASSES
AWAY
Wall
1.1.
.
I-
tl.M-
:
?itn
iiiu
i
uimaui)
niiuHii
immiu
j
Bella
Medical
Missionary
i
Spent
Almost
all
his
Life
in
the
North
!
It
wUl
be
with
genuine
feelings
of'
regret
that
many
friend
not
only
In
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
but
tiin-UR:
,
out
the
north
will
learn
of
the
sudden
j
death
which
occurred
at
Bella
Bella
on
Wednesday
of
tbia
week
of
Rev.
Dr
John
Clark
Spencer,
pioneer
United
Church
medical
ml&alonary.
who
epe.r.
almost
hla
entire
life
In
Northern
British
Columbia
carrying
on
his
mtnla-trattona
of
physical
and
spiritual
aid
to
the
early
-whites
and
native
real
dents.
Word
of
Dr.
Bpencer'a
death
was
received
this
morning,
hla
son.
Harold
Spencer
of
the
Oranby
Co.
staff
at
An
vox.
bavins
been
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
'
going
through
to
Bella
Bella
where
be
will
attend
his
father's
funeral.
The
late
Dr.
Spencer,
who
was
born
in
the
Marltlmes
some
sixty
years
ago.
came
to
this
coaat
a
a
comparat.rely
young
man
and
hi
places
of
residence
included
Bella
Cooia.
Vieen
Charlott;
Ulanda.
Port
Simpson
and
Bella
Bella
at
each
point
he
apent
many
year.
Be
waa
widely
known
and
highly
regarded
and.
during
his
several
year
at
Port
Simpson,
was
a
frequent
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert,
bsvlng
often
been
beard
in
the
pulpit
of
the
local
United
thea
the
Metncdlst
Church.
Besides
bis
widow,
the
late
Dr.
Spen
cer
Is
survived
by
four
children
Har
old
Spencer.
Anyox:
Mrs.
C.
B.
Plewln.
Port
Simpson:
Miss
Bertha
Spencer
Toronto,
and
Ralph
Spencer
at
Bella
Bella.
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
RETAINS
ILFORD
SEAT
LONDON
Feb
34.
The
Government
retained
the
Ilford
Seat
by
the
election
yesterday
of
8ir
John
Ham.lton.
Con
servative.
18.269:
A
8
Comvn
Carr.
This
Week's
!
Specials
Swiff
n
Back
Bacon,
plain
or
pea-mealed;
taking
the
whole
nide
or
half,
per
lb
ttft,-
Milk,
any
brand,
dozen
...
81.1
:i
Per
cart
SjWS.50
Flour,
any
brand.
49
lb.
sack
!
s:.oo:
it
lb.
sack
SIAV
Robin
Hood
China
0u,
2
pkgs.j
Wf
Fresh
Ground
Coffee.
3
lb.
$1
25!
This
is
the
finest
blend
of
coffee.
for
the
money!
Order
3
lbs.
to-
day.
Fine
Ontario
Cheese,
2
lbs.
05c!
Seedless
Raisins,
2
lbs.
25e
Nabob
Jelly
Powder,
dor.
.
.
75
1
;
Heinz
Tomato
Soup,
small,
2
tins
:
JB.V
alodium,
2
tins
:l5e
Welch's
Grape
Jam,
1
lb.
tin
25c
2
lb.
tin
45
C.
&
B.
Sockeye
Salmon
in
1
lb.
tin.
Special,
2
for
05
Holland
Herrings,
per
keg
SI
.30
Nedwegian
Norse
Crown
Fat
Her
rings
in
tomato
sauce,
per
tin
20f
,
Norse
Crown
Frenh
Mackerel,
tin
toe
Norse
Crown
Soused
Mackerel.
tin
iWf
Norse
Crown
Kippered
Herring.
tin
2
Saanich
Clam.
2
tinx
:Wf
Large
OranjceK,
dozen
lOf
&
(
Bananas.
3
lbs
50
r
Do
your
own
washing
6S
Thr
We
Have
Jut
Heceived'
Five
Hundred
Dozen
B.C.
FRESH
FIRSTS
EfiGS
Eery
Ifyg
iruaninteed
We
have
discontinued
handling
the
Pulkt
Eius
for
a
while
and
will
give
you
the
larger
size
at
the
same
price
or
cheaper.
We
have
been
selling
these
for
50c
per
dozen.
The
price
for
this-week
:t
dozen
for
SJi5
CALIFORNIA
1'KUNES
600
pounds
to
sell,
medium
size,
and
the
very
beat
quality.
Per
lb
t.
10(?
Or
23
lb.
in
the
box
for
$2.'J0
TOMATOES
n.C.
I'ack
in
the
large
tin.
tins
for
12
tins
for
$1.85
21
tins
(1
case)
for
S:J
r
We
try
to
give
you
the
best
ervlce
in
the
city
and
our
prices
are
more
reaonable
Alberta
Market
B.C.Butchers
&
Grocers
V.
GAMl'I.A,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street
Phone
20H
Limited
PhoneM
4.
and
571
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
1
HI
DAY
AND
SATl'HDAY.
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee.
3
p.m.
CHANG
The
wonder
melodrama
of
the
jungle.
A
startling
photoplay
in
which
is
shown
a
ruthlexn,
smashing,
arswhing
avenger
und
destroyer.
Five
hundred
native
hunters,
fo-.tr
hundred
elephants,
tigers,
leopards,
pythons,
etc..
etc.
Cast
KHU.
CHANTUI.
NAII.
LA
DA
1
1,
and
IJLMIiO
(the
monkey)
tkHTU'thiriK
entirely
new
in
motion
pictures.
COMEDY
"HOLY
MACkEHEL"
PATHE
REVIEW
AdmisNion
."0c
and
25c
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
Ft'
?
e
If
so,
it
will
pay
you
to
try
thk
Chinese
Washing
Fluid.
From
Vtmr
druggist
buy:
1
can
Gillett's
Flake
Lye
(be
Hire
it's
"Gillett's"
and
not
a
cheap
imitation);
J4
ox.
Muriate
of
Ammonia;
y2
oz.
Salts
of
Tartar;
1
ax.
Sulphate
of
Soda;
dissolve
in
three
gallons
of
water;
keep
in
large
glass
bottle
or
stoneware
jar.
Use
a
cup
of
this
fluid
to
each
tub
of
water,
allowing
the
clothes
to
soak
over
night
Youll
be
amazed
at
how
little
rubbing
is
needed
to
get
clothes
spotlessly
dean
and
sweet-smelling,
and
it
will
not
injure
the
finest
fabrics.
Get
the
genuine
article
refuse
all
substitutes
f
FTT'
MUNICIPALITIES
GIVEN
PRIVILEGES
OF
A
CITY
VICTORIA.
Feb.
24
The
privilege
of
lrrepting
lands
in
settlement
of
taxes.
hitherto
enjeyed
only
by
the
cities,
will
be
extended
to
the
municipalities,
the
municipal
committee
decided
yes
terday.
A.
W.
Litsln
of
the
Acme
Imnortem
lied
this
morning
by
the
Prince
Ru-
ert
for
Vancouver
and
other
Dolnts
ii
t!v
south
on
a
buying
trip.
ee
::
Bii
argains
SIX
BOATS
SELL
vioM
of
ivn
are
84
lbs.
for
PURE
FLAKEf
EATS
DIRT
'.Iberal.
13.6
Jl
'
ibc.-,
81)22
a:.d
C
R
deDruchy.
rlRST
HALIBUT
FROM
JUNE
AU
GOING
SOUTH
JCNKAU.
Feb.
34
First
arrivals
from
he
banks
of
100.000
pounds
of
halibut
on
its
wsy
south
on
the
steamer
'uken
The
catch
was
sold
at
six
and
:
n
cents.
HALIBUT
TODAY
Total
of
Ki.lMIO
round-
sold
Thruuftl
1Kb
KsrleaHjte
far
l-aadinr,
Here
Halibut
sales
bare
today
totalled
S3.-000
pounds,
torse
American
vessels
disposing
of
7&000
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
lOJo
and
6c
to
10c
and
6c
while
thrsa
Canadian
sold
10.000
pounds
for
t.Bc
and
6c
and
10c
and
Sc.
Arrtvala
and
sales:
AUI.KU
AN
Anna
J..
S3
.000
pounds.
AUin
Fla1-ertes.
10
A:
and
6c.
Majestic.
31
MO
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
At
Gold
Storage
Co
.
10.3c
and
6c.
Otoria.
6400
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
10.Se
and
Oc.
C.WUill
Toodle.
6J00
pounds.
Cansdlsn
Fish
At
Gold
Storage
Co..
10c
and
Sc.
Bingo.
M
pounds.
Royai
Flah
Co.
4e
and
6c.
Zero.
SCO
pound.
AUln
Ftaberlea
Jte
and
6c.
CAT
SKIN
IS
USED
TRIMMING
GOWN
Has
bat
Other
p
l
aed
NSW
TOftK.
FS
St.
"Many
a
woman
who
admires
the
effect
of
the
soft
fur
that
trims
her
drees
or
evenlne
gown,
doesn't
know
that
it
may
be
the
fur
of
an
ordinary
house
cat.
Bzperts
who
help
conduct
the
big
fur
suctions
In
New
York
say
that
tbe
fur
of
the
famUy
putty
cat
"make
a
very
fine
trlmmiaHsand
at
often
teen
on
evening
gown
V,
At
the
big
Jsniiary
fur
auction
'in
New
York
"13463
akina.
House
Cat.'
were
offered
to
buyers.
A
large
proportion
of
tbe
lot
offered
were
black.
But
there
were
other
colors,
too.
such
as
"tiger".
:'",
and
"mixed
"
KILLED
IN
EXPLOSION
MMA
COAL
COMPANY
FORT
SMITH.
Feb.
34.
-Fifteen
to
eighteen
men
are
believed
to
have
been
killed
in
an
explosion
at
Mine
Number
3
of
the
Mama
Coal
Co
at
Jenny
Llnd
near
herr
tin
rn'jrnlng
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
Corner
Fulton
and
SUth
Ave.
SAVE
THR
COlTKItS
Sugar,
Granulated,
10
lbs.
.
.
71?
Milk,
any
brand,
nor
tin
I"-
Tea
Malkin'x
Beat,
Blue
Ribbon.
or
Nabob,
lb.
ft
70f
Hulk
Tea
KxcelTent
quality,
per
lb
.HI?
Coffee
Gnat
West,
Malkin's
Best,
Nabob,
If
,?
Coffee
Fresh
Ground,
per
lb.
-H
-?
Creamery
Butteff
per
lb.
I'Sf-IOf
3
lbs.
in
one
block
$l.ir,
Salt
Pork,
tier
Ik
XI
I
Bacon.
Swift
s
Premium,
back,
special
pt-r
lb
12
He
Picnic
Hams,
mr
lb
UHe-lilC
Kggs,
strictly
fresh,
3
dos.
I$I.1K
Y'KO
ET
AI1LBSPKCI
A
L
10
lb.
Carrots
10
lb.
Turnip
10
lb.
Potatoes
(Ashcroft;
4
lb.
Onions
Tomatoes,
large
Uka
6
for
.
.
l)."f
Pineapple.
Singapore,
7
for
itr,(
Canned
Fruits,
assorted.
3
for
M)f
Soap.
Fels
Naptha,
per
bar
.
.
He
Kojal
Crown
Soap,
per
carton
!We
Frerh
line
Green
Vegetables-
every
boat
at
attractive
prices
FKKSII
MILK
AND
CKKAM
IN
I
ItK.IDAIItK
1ENN0NITES
ARE
GIVING
UP
CUSTOMS
i
Gradually
Adopting
Uodern
;
.Methods
but
This
Cause
TORONTO.
Feb.
94
-
"naive
to
go
to
the
village
t3
telephone.
Why
sh.iuldn't
I
have
a
"phone
in
my
housf
T"
This
was
J
the
question
put
not
lontag
to
Uluj
Ma
bit
Dunham,
author
of
"Toward
Louden."
by
a
Uennonite
farmer,
who
bad
somewhat
"fallen
from
grace"
In
the
eyes
of
hla
co-religionists
by
allowing
electric
light
and
other
modern
tm-
ptovements
to
be
"installed.
In
an
address
given
before
the
Authors'
ASBCdatlcn
recently
Has
Duo-ham,
ol
Kitchener.
Out.,
gave
many
odd
instances
of
tbow
who
an
"tbe
rutlnal
tundacneuullsu."
Descended
'-am
BUhop
Eby
cf
Kbyte
wn.
Ontario,
'iter
Berlin
and
later
atUI.
Kitchener
aClaa
Dunlism
has
a
clear
conception
of
the
exccKeut
qualities
of
these
settlers!
and
alsj
sees
the
humor
in
some
of1
ibx:r
ihe.riei
Bhe
wlshet
to
explain
j
tnem
to
ibjae
who
da
not
understand
them:
she
also
hopes
they
too
may
understand
criticism,
kindly
meant.
"They
take
everything
so
literally;
you
will
find
no
photographs
of
tbe
Men-nonite.
because
they
think
tt
is
sfains;
the
Commandnaenu
to
make
a
like-
"The
question
of
bonnets
not
to
very
long
ago
made
toe
erection
of
a
new
church
new
nary.
They
are
always
having
'splits'
in
Um
churches
it
may
be
over
tbe
question
of
diivtaf-sbrda
I
which
has
resulted
In
adjacent
churches
in
one
east).''
But
at
to
Um
bonnets!
The
younfet
generation
going
out
into
industrial
life
found
it
irkeooM
to
be
pointed
out
as
t
aculiar
people;
and
they
gave
up
the
oid
headgear;
so
then
they
had
to
nav
a
meeting
-place
to
thtmatlvea.
in
one
church,
the
other
day
It
wss
daeMed
to
have
scene
musical
Instrument-
installed,
"either
a
piano,
or
an
organ
Miss
Dunham
writes
after
her
nays
work
at
the
library
la
over.
"I
always
stop
at
3
ajn.
I
think
that's
for
anyone."
she
said.
"I
to
write
Mttortcal
stones
for
fa
readier
iglrle
and
hoy
I
do
not
care
whether
;
I
am
known
by
our
neighbors
to
the
south,
or
not.
so
long
ss
Canadians
will
rend
my
books
and
find
them
Inter.
eating."
GREAT
SPEED
OF
BRITISHER
Captain
Malcolm
Campbell
Drives
206
Miles
an
Hour
at
Dayton
i
Heach
j
DAYTON
BEACH.
Florida.
Feb.
34.
!
Making
an
exhibition
run
Captain!
Malcolm
Care
p
bell,
the
British
auto!
racer,
negotiated
s
measured
m.le
at!
an
average
speed
of
a
little
mote
than
'
mm
mnes
an
hour
Tbia
waa
slightly
leas
than
hla
world
record
which
was
2CS.S
miles
sn
hour.
UrfLEllOKEY
RIVER
INFESTED
WITH
GAME
1
Asanas
awe
ami
lm-
peMlMe
le
Keep
Them
ITam
I
lay
aXMOirrON.
Feb.
M-ande
of
moose
are
driving
his
pack-no
ram
sway
from
the
stack
of
wild
hay
put
up
for
them
In
the
fall
along
the
flat
in
the
valley
nc
the
mtle
smoker
stiver,
according
to
Charlie
Fandrtcka.
western
trapper,
who
la
in
the
city
dnpoaing
of
ha
catch.
One
ateck
has
already
been
eaten
up
hy
tbe
moose
and
It
is
impossible
to
keep
them
away
from
the
remalnm;
atacks.
owing
to
the
fact
that
the
trap-par
la
absent
from
hie
headquarters
cabin
for
14
days
at
a
time.
"It
looks
as
though
I
will
have
to
shoot
two
of
my
six
homes
If
this
keep
up."
amid
Fandrtcka.
"A
heck
of
a
note
when
the
moose
live
off
the
trapper,
instead
of
tbe
trapper
living
off
the
In
one
dar'a
travel
the
trappei
counted
7
moose
and
to
ever.
Them
are
also
about
SOS
caribou
m
the
valley
of
the
lltMe
am
okay,
ranging
around
in
hands
of
X
to
so
animals.
They
have
never
been
In
the
valley
before
Hone
of
Uw
caribou
or
deer
have
come
near
the
stacks.
When
the
teappev
H
at
home,
the
harking
of
hat
dog-team,
and
the
presence
of
humans
keep
to
moose
at
a
distance
from
the
meadows.
But
they
came
back
as
soon
as
the
trapper
and
hla
brother.
John,
have
left
again.
Fences
hav
been
repeatedly
broken,
the
trapper
added.
VANCOUVER
LOG
BUYER
VISITED
SKIDEGATE.
AND
RETURNING
SOON
lu
I
I
eXJcDgXTATT
Tet)
'J4,-A
p.:
AlltaoH.
a
log
buyer
of
Vancouver,
has
been
cruising
around
Bkldegate
Inlet
for
a
week
looking
at
timber
and
plana
to
return
next
month.
He
east
goad
op-portunltle
for
the
logvlnK
bualneas.
j
IIXVATOK
MAN
IHKM.
!
wptNIFCO.
Feb.
.
The
death
of
W
W
McMillan.
IB
years
of
age.
vlce-
.
)rrKirnt
of
tlir
Dominion
glevator
('
iiipanv
le
Icirned
through
Miami
5
for
Weekend
Specials
We
have
prepared
for
a
busy
week-end.
Li
.t.,
i
1
20
Combination
Deals
at
."
each.
Order
by
f.01
uml
we
will
send
your
orJcr
out
correctly.
r,
m
LOT
1
4
lb.
Brown
Sugar
2
lb.
Icing
Sugar
j
lb.
Broken
Shell
Walnuts
1
dozen
Pullet
Eggs
Reg.
11.15.
Special
..
LOT
3
6
lb.
No.
1
White
Bean
1
lb.
Dry
Salt
Pork
1
lb.
New
Zealand
Cheese
Z
lb.
Pearl
Barley
Reg.
$1.25.
Special
..
LOT
2
1
pkg.
Blue
Hi!,!,,,,.,
Mi,
,
3
sman
,)!lt).
Mllllii;
k
;
1.
rolls
leader
T
,
(.t
u
..
1
1
bar
Palmoliv,
s,,,,,
Reg.
$1.15.
Sh.,,.,'
.
,av
LOT
1
H
lb.
Prunes,
.-i,
in.;,,,
2
lb.
Sultana
lUi-i,;
4
pitgs.
Jelly
'.,a
,.r
V4
lb.
Shelied
rt.iinm.
Beg.
$1.20.
s..
,,i
Calgary
Dry
Ginger
Ale,
Per
doaen,
P.
&
G.
While
Naptha
Seep,
-'"f
21
for
m.,H,
LOT
5
7
lb.
B.
ft
K.
Oata
2
lb.
Ready
Cut
Macaroni
S
lb.
No.
1
Jap
Rice)
Reg.
$1.15.
Special
..
D.'e
LOT
7
1
lb.
Breakfast
Bacon,
sliced
2
dos.
Fresh
Pullet
Eggs
Reg.
$1.11.
Special
.
.
M.f)
AYl
6
1
lb.
Orange
!'.
(,.,.
t,..
,,
bulk
1
lb.
Fresh
C.
Reg.
$1J20.
S
l'
1.1
MT
K
:
lb.
Pail
Silver
1.
.,r,
1
large
pkg.
Am
K..iri
(
j,,
Flour
Reg.
$10.
S
,v
FKBSII
VKGBTAIJLHB
AND
Fill
ITS
Tomato.
Head
Lettuce.
Spinach,
New
Cl,!..p
i.-Celery,
Cauliflower,
Brussels
Sprouts,
Banana-.
i,i.,;,
h
Oranges,
Lemons,
ec.
.Malkin's
Heel
Jam,
2
lb.
Tin
for
'
Strawberry,
Raspberry
and
several
other
u-m
i
r
.
.
arrived
In
this
popular
medium
size
tin.
LOT
9
1
10
lb.
sack
Wild
Rose
Paatrv
Flour
1
tin
Malkin's
Baking
Powder,
12
os.
1
lb.
Shredded
Cocoanut
Reg.
$1.20.
Special
.
.
!,'
LOT
11
1
tin
Malkin's
Grape
Fruit,
2's
1
tin
Ubby's
Shredded
Pineapple,
l's,
tails
1
tin
Ubby's
Pears.
2's
1
Malkin's
Sliced
Peaches,
l's.
tails
Special,
4
for
1."
urr
hi
1
lb.
Holly
Hi-
land
Butter
1
tin
Christie
N..1..
1
lb.
Corn
Stan
h
Reg.
$1.15.
,
.
LOT
1-'
.".
tins
Libby
-
I'-n
-
medium
1
bottle
Nam.
1,
1
bottle
II.
in
T
sup
1
small
tin
Hi.:
Soup
Reg.
$126
Sl
Red
Arrow
Soia
Special,
lc
l'a
k..K.
We
received
a
freah
shipment
on
Monday
I
is
the
biggest
value
in
package
Soda
Biscuits
on
ket
Out
stock
is
fresh
and
crisp.
YELLOW
NBWTOX
APPLES
Unwrapped
stock,
box
-.!"
This
may
be
your
last
opportunity
to
get
a
n
seaaon
at
such
a
low
price.
LOT
13
1
large
tin
Quaker
Peaches
1
large
tin
Quaker
Apricots
1
Urge
tin
Nabob
Green
Gage
Plums
1
large
tin
Aylmer
Crushed
Pineapple
Special,,
4
for
1)5
(
LOT
15
5
pkgs.
Sugar
Crisp
Corn
Flakes
2
pkgs.
Grape
Nuts
6
lb.
sack
Wheatleta
Reg.
Jl.tO.
Special
..
D.lf
N
...
!l
av
LOT
1
1
1
tin
Royal
Ann.
i.'
2's
1
tin
Del
Monte
n
'
-'
1
tin
Nabob
Fru
-
--
1
tin
Blue
Mur:,.:
V-
apple,
2's
Special,
4
for
tf-V
LOT
1
1
tin
MalkinV
l-
-1
tin
1st
Choir.
M
1
tin
Golden
Wax
I
-
1
tin
Nabob
Tom.''
-'
,
Special,
4
for
SunkUt
Oranges,
A
doen
for
$1.00
We
are
selling
the
best
value
in
town
on
or
is
good,
and
quality
splendid.
H.C.
FHKSIl
PULLHT
KGC.S
a
dona
for
$1.00
Pullet
Eggs
are
scarce,
but
we
have
a
limit'
move
at
above
price.
LOT
17
1
tin
Ubby's
Crushed
Pine
apple,
l's,
tails
I
tin
Nabob
Fruit
Salad.
2's
1
tin
Rosedale
Apricots,
l's
tails
1
large
tin
Quaker
Peaches
Special,
4
for
)?t$
LOT
19
1
tin
Malkin's
Peas
1
tin
Malkin's
Refugee
Deans
1
tin
Malkin's
Corn
1
tin
Ubby's
Spinach,
2s
1
tin
Nabob
Tomatos,
2',Vs
Special,
5
for
urt
LOT
1
7
tins
Campbell"-
"
av
sorted.
Your
choice
m
l"n''"
Vegetable.
Ox
T..N.
"-'
Consomme,
Juliein;'
A-l"r,!
gus,
Beef,
Bean.
7
tin
for
LOT
1
large
tin
Nbi.
I'""1''"'''
1
large
tin
Libby"-
Ur
1
large
tin
Mslkn.
-
',;''
1
large
tin
Corn
'
1
tin
Nabob
Toma1.--
-,
Special,
6
for
DOROTHY
BRAND
MILK
8
sites
"
1
'
Baby,
M
to
case
Talis,
48
to
Hotel,
24
to
case
Our
price
per
case
$..."
Tall
size,
!t
in
-
gl.
Rupert
Table
Supply
11
Phones
210,
211.
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