PAGE
SIX
We
Eat
No
Meals;
Ride
No
Cars'
!
WHEN
you
hire
us
to
do
the
family
washing,
you
are
not
put
to
the
expense
or
bother
of
feeding
us.
We
eat
nothing!
Neither
do
we
ask
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
rtasonable
considerably
leas
than
it
would
cost
you
to
do
the
same
work
at
home.
Try
us,
and
sec!
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
test
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
l'honc
8
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FOLLOWS
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A
SOUND
INVESTMENT
IN
HEALTH
Produces
a
Bigger
Dividend
than
the
safest
bond
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CHIROPRACTOR
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Block
Green
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ers
are
now
showing
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Dresses
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Dr.
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Smith
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Phone
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well
an
specialising
on
th
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17
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we
with
to
draw
your
attention
to
the
Radiol
No.
16.
It
U
toother
of
the
up-to-date,
laat
all
month
models,
a
six
tube
receiver
Price,
tea
Radtotrona
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Price,
with
Radtotrons
..
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Price,
complete
with
Radtotrons
and
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apeaker
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Wholesale
Dealer
for
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Ml
I'rliiif
ltutril,
li.C.
EX-GOVERNOR
NOVA
SCOTIA
PASSES
AWAY
Held
Position
injlluenose
Province
forTwo
Terms
and
was
'
Native,
Son
HALIFAX,
Feb.
38.
Hon.
UcCallun.
Orant,
former
Lleutenant-Oovernor
of
Nova
Scotia
for
two
terms.
Is
dead
at
the
age
of
84.
One
of
his
sons,
John,
resides
In
Victoria.
MacCallum
Orant'
entire
educa
tional
and
bttstnees
career
was
spent
In
Nova
Scotia
In
Hants
Oounty
where
he
was
born,
and
In
Halifax
wnere
he
entered
business.
He
was
born
In
Hants
County
May
17,
1845.
a
son
,of
Jehn
N.
and
Margaret
(Mac
Callum)
Orant
Ills
education
was
ob
tained
at
a
private
school
and
he
entered
business
In
Halifax
with
the
firm
of
8.
A.
Walte
and
Company.
In
1878
he
Joined
the
staff
of
Black
Bros.,
hardware
and
shipping
merchants,
be
coming
a
member
of
the
firm
In
187S.
and
remaining
In
the
firm
until
1893
when
he
founded
the
firm
of
Orant.
Oxley
and
Campany.
insurance
broker
and
export
merchants.
His
appointment
as
Lieutenant
Gov
ernor
came
November
28.
1916.
and
It
was
a
surprise
to
some
in
that
the
government
departed
from
the
usual
custom
of
choosing
a
man
who
had
already
distinguished
himself
in
poli
tics.
MacCallum
Orant
had
taken
no
active
part
In
polities
but
he
had
been
warm
friend
and
supporter
of
Sir
Robert
Borden,
a
friendship
that
lasted
until
the
end.
Although
genial
and
outspoken
and
possessing
an
astonish
ingly
ready
wit,
he
was
never
ostentatious,
but
rather
retiring
in
bis
habits,
yet
he
was
for
years
previous
to
his
death
connected
with
a
rapidly
Increasing
number
of
public
activities
and
hla
Interests
In
the
business
world
reached
out
In
many
directions.
During
his
term
as
Lleutenant-Oov
ernor.
he
had
the
privilege
of
enter
taining
at
Government
House
many
This
Week's
Specials
Swift's
Hack
Bacon,
plain
or
pea-mealed;
taking
the
whole
side
or
half,
per
lb
:Te
Milk,
any
brand,
dozen
...
$1.10
Per
case
Flour,
any
brand,
49
lb.
sack
.u.no
24
lb.
sack
JIJK
Robin
Hood
China
Oats,
2
pkgs.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
3
lbs.
$1
25
This
is
the
finest
blend
of
coffee
for
the
money!
Order
3
lbs.
Fine
Ontario
Cheeae,
2
lbs.
0.1
Seedless
Raisins,
2
lbs
25?
w.lwti.
t-u..
n.;i
j
Reins
Tomato
Soup,
small,
2
tins
135?
Medium,
2
tins
'.Kit
Welch's
Grape
Jam,
1
lb.
tin
115?
2
lb.
tin
15?
C.
&
II.
Sockeye
Salmon
in
1
lb.
tin.
Special,
2
for
05?
Holland
Herrings,
per
keg
$1.50
Nedwegian
Norse
Crown
Fat
Her
rings
in
tomato
sauce,
per
tin
20?
Norse
Crown
Fresh
Mackerel,
tin
:)?
Norse
Crown
Soused
Mackerel,
tin
:wt
Norse
Crown
Kippered
Herring.
tin
20c
Saanich
Clam,
2
tins
Large
Oranges,
dozen
10?
&
50
Bananas,
3
lbs
,'()c
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMl'U,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
20
200
M0DEIS
LADIES'
SPRING
HATS
NO
MORE
$4.50
NO
LESS
See
these
before
buying
elsewhere
B.C.
FUR
CO.
Third
Avenue
We
0
00
Big
argams
Have
Just
Received
Five
Hundred
Dozen
It.C.
FKESH
FIRSTS
EGGS
Every
Egg
guaranteed
We
have
discontinued
handling
the
Pullet
Esirs
for
a
while
and
will
give
you
the
larger
siie
at
the
same
pricp
or
cheaper.
We
have
been
selling
these
for
50c
per
dozen.
The
price
for
,
this
week
it
dozen
for
$1.25
CALIFORNIA
PRUNES
600
pounds
to
sell,
medium
size,
and
the
very
best
quality.
Per
lb
100
Or
25
lb.
in
the
box
for
$2.20
TOMATOES
B.C.
Pack
in
the
large
tin.
fc
tins
for
J)."ri
2
tins
for
81.
Ho
21
tins
(1
case)
for
S:UtT
We
try
to
give
you
the
best
nervice
in
the
city
and
our
prices
are
more
reasonable
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
I
Jmited
Phones
15
and
571
THE
DA&X
NEW3
Thursday,
p,
:
distinguished
people.
including
the
Prince
of
Wale
The
Duke
of
Devonshire
and
Led
Jelllcoe.
When
Halifax
was
stricken
by
the
terrible
explosion
of
December
6.
1917.
Lieut.
Oovernoi
brant
greatly
endeared
hflnaelf
to
tht
people
or
both
city
and
province
b
his
ready
and
sympathetic
efforts
li.
aid
of
the
Injured
and
bereaved.
Although
acting
as
consular
..gem
ft.
Germany
when
the
Oreat
War
broke
out.
no
citizen
was
more
patriotic
and
Governor
Orant
had
the
honor,
of
sending
to
the
front
all
his
children,
live
sons
and
one
daughter.
All
were
returned
to
him
In
safety
after
the
.rmlstlce.
In
1887
he
married
Laura
McNe;;
Parker,
daughter
of
Hon
Dr.
Parker.
Dartmouth.
N.S.
He
was
always
a
loyal
Conservative
and
a
prominent
member
cf
Fort
Mawcy
Presbyterian
Church.
During
the
last
few
years
of
his
Incumbency
he
was
In
ill
health
at
ln-rcrvala
and
spent
a
large
part
of
each
year
as
a
patient
In
a
health
resort.
A
successor
to
Lieutenant
Governor
j
Orant
was
appointed
Jan.
14.
1925.
in
he
person
of
J
Robson
Douglas
Am-erst.
US.,
and
on
Jan.
20
the
citizens
Ip
to
supply
the
!;ib.r.
Industries
to
which
this
development
cllcy
should
be
applied
Include
agriculture.
A
mines
p
l
ey
baed
on
"Ccal
uid
Power"
and
the
Samuel
Commission's
report
la
set
out
Suggestions
are
made
fir
Imperial
de-
almost
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
Corner
Fulfiirt'Sind
Sixth
Ave.
SAVE
THE
COPPERS
Sugar,
Granulated,
10
lbs.
.
.
7:1?
Milk,
any
biand.
per
tin
....
12c
f
W
V-
rat
.
va
i
a
WESTHOLME
THEATR
TONIGHT
ONLY.
7
and
p.m.
RICHARD
DIX
in
-Shanghai1
Bonn!
MARY
BRIAN,
TOM
McGUIRE,
ARTHUR
HOYT,
CHARLES
I5YER,
JOCELYN
LEE
and
others
C
OMEDY
-
"SPIVSH
YOURSELF."
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
AdmisHlon
;ic
nn,
ioc
i
RAT
FARMING
IS
DISCUSSED
Alberta
Government
Preparing
Plan
For
Utilization
of
Swamp
Lands
of
Province
EDMONTON.
Jb.
22.-
More
than
500
applicants,
for.
muakrat),
aiming
licensee
have
been
made,
to
the
Alberta
government,
but
to
date
not
a
single
license
has
been
granted,
although
legislation
which
brought
the
province
into
this
industry
was
passed
a
year
ago.
This
was
the
Information
given
tc
the
legla
:ature
by
Hon.
George
Hoadley.
The
minister
stated
that
the
reason
for
the
apparent
backwardness
of
the
Alberta
rat
farming
business
waa
that
but
thu
Hi
'
were
Issued
unbelievable
difficulties
h
""al
oiatr
man
rreierence
bet,,
wltn
ln
gettlng
mtUTI
i.
lsnea
and
tor
the
better
of
training
the,
tw
tn,
protofcjal
uuj
dominion
oung
worker.
governments
satisfactorily
adjusted
Itl
unKNs
O.n
IMI1STUY
He
intimated
that
practically
all
ve
in
the
final
sectun.
dealing
with
tails
were
now
In
aaUsfsctory
shape
jurrency.
banking,
and
taxation,
the
and
be
hoped
for
a
considerable
speed-confused
form
of
the
national
accounts
Ing
up
ln
the
near
future,
and
the
budget
la
criticised
and
aug-
111)
Is
IIKDl
(
i:i
eitlons
for
greater
clarity
are
made
Mr.
Hoadley
announced
that
the
ap-Apart
from
the
publn-
lien-roosU
Mr.
plication
fee
for
a
license
to
conduct
Churchill
has
raided
i
is
pointed
outi
a
rat
farm
had
been
reduced
from
U
la
impossible
for
iu
outsider
to
estl-
825
to
810
and
he
was
ln
favor
of
a
mate
what
private
ht'ti-ruotia
inside
the
reduction
ln
the
acreage
fee
from
one
Treasury
he
has
also
h.
lpi
cl
himself
to
"
dollar
per
acre
to
25
cents
per
acre
itw
d.HStrous
effect
jre
discussed
of
for
the
first
three
years
and
50
cent!
the
burden
of
the
rates
on
Industry
(and
per
acre
thereafter,
particularly
on
the
unfortunate
export
In
outlining
what
had
been
done
In
trades
which
have
t.
pay
the
abuor-
retrard
to
the
'setting
up
of
s
rat
farm-mally
heavy
poor
rut
directly
due
to
Ing
business
In
Alebrta.
Mr.
Hoadley
their
depression
i.
stated
that
at
the
last
session
the
"In
the
esse
of
cotton
spinning
the
federal
government
had
asked
the
pro-chairman
of
Joshua
Huyle
and
Sons
has
vlnce
to
take
over
swamp
lands
In
the
stated
(November,
19271
that
ln
their
province
for
this
purpose.
Tremendous
gainerea
.n
the
Legislative
,
case
rates
nave
Increased
freni
7s.
pre-
difficulties
had
bean
met
with
ln
Chamber
of
the
Province
war
to
14c.
15s..
and
17s.
ln
the
pound.
In
out
the
details
between
the
sovern.
Building
to
pay
their
last
tribute
to
1
Mm
as
holder
of
that
high
office.
fw
lieutenant
governors
of
Nova
Ccctla,
If
any.
had
endeared
themselves
so
ln
the
hearts
of
the
people.
LIBERAL
INDUSTRIAL
INQUIRY
IN
ENGLAND
ISSUES
LENGTHY
REPORT
(continued
from
page
five)
Toe
funds
for
road
development
would
come
from
the
road
fund,
and
If
necessary'
from
loans
raised
by
It.
from
"betterment"
taxes,
and
from
a
tax
on
site
values.
The
unemployed
would
Three
whilst
at
the
same
time
their
milk
have
mania
but
be
bauwved
that
a
solution
been
smisnd
at
100
per
cent
on
their
was
now
near.
pre-war
value;
nor
is
any
abatement1
Oreat
care
had
necessarily
to
be
ex-allowed
when
these
mills
are
working
r
reined
by
the
provincial
department
abort
time.'
Figures
are
given
for
concerned
to
see
that
no
lajnstloe
waa
other
Industries.
done
and
it
waa
the
minister's
In
ten
"Kconomles"
by
the
Chancellor
of
the
tlon
to
see
that
people
who
have
beon
Exchequer
which
merely
shifted
the
making
their
living
from
rat
trapping
burden
from
the
taxpayer
to
the
rate-
were
given
some
rights
as
against
payer
Increased
the
Manchester
rates
others
who
were
coming
into
the
field
in
1026
by
S.22d.
in
the
pound.
with
capital
and
attempting
to
buy
the
The
relief
of
rates
la
tn
fact
by
far
rights
to
swamp
and
lake
areas,
the
most
pressing
of
financial
reforms.;
(H.ltl
MMAM.
I'AKMI'.K
and
drastic
proposals
ire
made
by
the!
Legally,
he
supposed,
the
latter
class
committee.
bad
every
claim
to
enter
the
field
but
he
considered
there
wart
other
que-
The
Prince
Rupert
All
start
are
re-!
tlons
Involved
and
be
proposed
to
aft-quested
to
attend
basketball
practice
,
guard
those
who
had
hem
maklni
tonight
at
8
o'clock.
.
their
living
ln
a
small
way
from
this
business.
The
minister
pointed
out
that
no
granted
tot
rat
faming
of
occupation
Instead
LINE-UPS
FOR
SERIES
OF
chaMp
BASKETBALL
IVart
Mmimin
Ithlettr
flub
and
Priiier
lluprrt
to
111
I
on
Mmiig
Team
Tomorrow
N
If
lit
tea
jnttiniH
o
Bva.
Diue
III
U
Don.
IWmraaentatm.
nt
ttim
Rnrt
ai.r.
or
Nabob,
lb.
700
Athletic
Club,
who
are
here
tor
a
aeries
Bulk
Tea
Excellent
quality,
per
of
basketball
games
with
Prince
Rupert
lb
,"i)f
j
Seul-rs
for
the
championship
of
North-
Coffee
Great
West.
Malkin's
,rn
Brttton
Columbia,
are
C.
Boss.
P.
Best.
Nabob,
lb
r,r
i
A,ee
tatnw'
Muefrave.
Oeonge
'
r
Coffee
Fresh
Ground,
per
lb.
IDC
Creamery
Butter,
per
lb.
Llc-IOf
3
lbs.
in
one
block
$1.2.")
Salt
Pork,
per
lb
n2f
Bacon,
Swift's
Premium,
back,
special
per
lb
12
Picnic
Ham,
per
lb
22f-2l
Eggs,
strictly
fresh,
3
doz.
$1.1H
VEGETABLE
SPECIAL
10
lb.
Carrots
10
IE.
Turnips
10
lb.
Potatoes
(Ashcroft)
4
lb.
Onions
84
lbs.
for
i)3f
Tomatoes,
large
tins,
C
for
.
.
UZf
Pineapple,
Singapore,
7
for
l.f
Canned
Fruits,
assorted,
8
for
Soap,
Fels
N
apt
ha,
per
bar
.
.
Nf
Royal
Crown
Soap,
per
carton
2.10
Fresh
line
Green
Vegetables
every
boat
at
attractive
prices
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
IN
FRIGIDAIRE
Moody.
Uus
Webster.
These
players
wUl
participate
in
tomorrow
night's
gam.
The
Prince
Rupert
team
wul
be
composed
of
Vic
Mensle.
Oeorge
Mitchell.
Will
Lamble.
Sptro
Ourvich.
Dido
Our-vlch.
Eddie
Smith,
Jack
MoKulty
and
Poll
Howard.
VICE-PRESIDENT
OF
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
WILL
VISIT
CITY
Orant
Hall
of
Montreal,
rice-president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
will
be
a
visitor
ln
the
city
on
Saturday
going
north
aboard
tht
Princess
Mary
to
make
the
round
trip
so
Alaska
Ha
la
on
a
holiday
trip,
having
arrived
recently
m
Vancouver
after
a
visit
to
California.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.
tit.
Digbj
Island
-Clear,
calm;
barometer.
30
J0;
temperature.
38;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
strong
southeast
wind:
barometer
30.04;
tarn
perature,
28;
sea
rough.
Bull
HarborPart
cloudy,
fresh
south
east
wind:
baromUr.
80.08;
tempera
ture.
40;
aea
moderate:
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
La
touch.
Belling
ham
for
Sew
ard.
401
miles
from
BaUlngham;
8
p.m
spoke
motorshlp
Noico.
KetohHtan
for
oeattie.
oo
miles
from
Seattle;
10.60
p.m.
apoke
steamer
Camosun,
left
Knglewood.
southbound;
10
15
da.
spoke
steamer
Venture,
left
Shushartle
Ba.
nortnoouna.
Noon
Dlgby
Island
Clear,
fresh
northeast
wind;
barometer,
30.M;
temperature,
49:
sea
moderate.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer.
80.08;
temperature,
88;
sea
rough.
Bull
HarborPart
cloudy
fresh
south.
sf
wind;
Urometer.
SQ
04;
tempstatUM.
agj;
aea
moderate.
..,
series
or
urliclea
entitled
"The
.u.ivmr
oi
Accora"
from
the
pen
of
Isaac
T.
Marcoason.
Internationally
known
writer,
la
started
in
the
current
iiuitie
oi
me
Saturday
Evening
post
mid
gives
promise
of
belim
most
Inter-ntlug.
Mr.
Marcosson
has
taken
Csn-hcIii
in
hl
Mioject
in
thr
rles
and,
in
in
preamble,
states
that
"an
effort
win
oe
maoe
to
place
her
In
in,
American,
as
n
tlie
world-wide,
or
heme
of
Ihliins."
There
mo
some
.
-!
Iliu.,tia'...i.
in
tin
Iiijt
tnuiu
Weekend
Specials
We
have
prepared
for
a
busy
week-end.
Listed
hii
20
Combination
Deals
at
!re
each.
Order
by
Lot
Numb""
-p
will
Kpnrl
vnur
inrder
nut
rnrrirfl
Cl'
"
-
-
-
.
-
-
.....
LOT
I
4
lb.
Brown
Sugar
1
)ui.
Illue
M
.
2
lb.
Icing
Suirar
3
small
pk.s.
,,,,,
V2
lb.
Uroken
Shell
Walnuts
'
G
rolls
Leader
I
,
f
,
1
dosen
Pullet
Egg's
1
bar
Palmolm
-
,
Reg.
$1.16.
Special
..
MT
Reg.
$1.15.
Si
...
LOTS
ToTi
5
lb.
No.
1
White
Beans
a
lb.
Prunes
sjZ(.
i
1
lb.
Dry
Salt
Pork
2
lb.
Sultana
Kai
1
lb.
New
Zealand
Cheese
4
ps.
jev
,
2
lb.
Pearl
Barley
a
lb.
Shelltld
w.
,
Reg.
$1.26.
Special
,.
vrt?
Reg.
1.20.
-
.
5
for
Calgary
Dry
Ginger
Ale,
Per
dosen,
$12.2.
P.
&
G.
While
Naptha
Soap,
21
i.,r
...
LOT
5
7
lb.
B.
&
K.
Oata
2
lb.
Ready
Cut
Macaroni
S
lb.
No.
1
Jap
Rice
Reg.
$1.15.
Special
..
05
f
LOT
7
1
lb.
Breakfast
Bacon,
sliced
2
dos.
Fresh
Pullet
Eggs
Reg.
$1.16.
Special
.
.
I).'?
LOT
i;
1
lb.
Orangi
I
.
,
bulk
1
lb.
Freah
(ii
u'
Reg.
$120.
i,
si
on
LOT
h
II).
Pall
Silv.-r
I..
,
1
large
pkg.
Aii
.
i
Flour
Reg.
$1.20.
M
fc-
FRESH
VU0KTABLES
AM)
FRtil-Tomatos,
Head
Lettuce,
Spinach,
New
(
at.i...;
Celery,
Cauliflower,
Brussels
Sprouts,
Banana-.
Oranges,
Lemons,
etc.
Malkln'a
Best
Jam,
2
lb.
Tin
for
Mi
Strawberry,
Raspberry
and
neveral
other
a--arrived
in
this
popular
medium
ize
tin.
LOT
9
LOT
in
10
lb.
sack
Wild
Rose
Pastry
Flour
l
lb.
Holly
!!r,..
1
tin
Malkin's
Baking
Pow-
land
Butter
der,
12
os.
l
tin
Christie
-
1
lb.
Shredded
Cocoanut
l
lb.
Corn
Stan
Reg.
$1.20.
Special
..
urt
Heir.
$1.15.
flv
LOT
11
LOT
I
J
1
tin
Malkin's
Grape
Fruit,
".tins
Libby
s
I'
.
2's
medium
1
tin
Libby's
8hredded
Pine-
1
bottle
Nal...,
apple,
l's,
tails
1
bottle
Heii
I
1
tin
lobby's
Pears,
2's
sup
I
1
Malkin's
SMced
Peaches.
1
small
tin
II.
l'a.
Ulls
Soup
Special,
4
fpr
."(?
Reg.
$125.
i
"
'
Red
Arrow
Sodas,
Special,
lf
Tai
k.
.
We
received
a
fresh
shipment
on
Monday
I
is
the
biggest
value
in
package
Soda
Biscuits
.:,
'
ket.
Out
stock
is
fresh
and
crisp.
YELLOW
NEWTON
APPLES
Unwrapped
stock,
box
.VJ
).".
This
may
be
your
last
opportunity
to
get
a
k
season
at
such
a
low
price.
LOT
13
LOTH
1
large
tin
Quaker
Peaches
1
tin
Royal
An;-1
large
tin
Quaker
Apricots
2's
1
Urge
tin
Nabob
Green
1
tin
Del
Min;.
Gage
Plums
1
tin
Nabob
I-p.
1
large
tin
Aylmer
Crushed
1
tin
Blue
M
Pineapple
apple,
2's
Special,,
4
for
rr
Special.
4
for
9'f
LOT
15
LOT
f
"
3
pkgs.
8ugar
Crisp
Corn
1
tin
Malkin
i:
Flakes
l
tin
1st
Choi,.
2
pkgs.
Grape
Nut
1
tin
Golden
.
i
C
lb.
sack
Wheatiete
1
tin
Nabob
T
Reg.
$1.20.
Special
.
.
D.-f
Special,
4
for
"
Sunklst
Ornncwt,
:t
dozen
fur
fil.M
We
are
selling
the
best
value
in
town
ol
is
good,
and
quality
splendid.
Il.a
PKBSII
PULLET
K(i8
:t
dosen
for
$1.00
Pullet
Eggs
are
scarce,
but
we
have
u
linn
LOT
17
LOT
M
1
tin
Libby's
CruRhed
Pine-
7
tins
CampM!'
'
apple,
l'q,
tails
sorted.
1
tin
Nabob
Fruit
Salad,
2's
Your
chnin
1
1
tin
Rosedale
Apricots,
l's
Vegetable.
x
I
'
tails
Consomme.
J"
I
i"
'
A;
'"'
1
large
tin
Quaker
Peaches
gus,
Beef.
i:
()V
Special,
4
for
J)5r)
7
tin
for
-
LOT
la
LOT
20
1
tin
Malkin's
Peas
1
large
tin
Nai'"
1
.
1
tin
Malkin's
Refugee
tieajis
I
large
tin
Liit
y
K
,
1
tin
Malkin's
Corn
1
large
tin
MaU,
1
tin
Libby's
8pinnch,
2's
1
large
tit)
'"'
'
1
1
tin
Nabob
Tomatos,
2's
1
tin
Nabob
Tom.,
-
((.f
Special,
6
or
O.'r)
Special,
5
for
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DOROTHY"
BRAND
MILK
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,
"
8'
sliea
i
"'i
Baby,
9C
to
case
Tails,
48
to
'
Hotel,
24
to
case
Our
price
per
case
$5.t!5
Tall
slie.
'.
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Rupert
Table
Supply
n
Phones
1110,
Hit.
SIS