f
AGE
SIX
A
few
n
luestions
for
you
1
Is
there
anything
wrong
with
your
oyes,
ears,
nose
or
throat?
If
you
have
been
blind
or
deaf
for-years,
have
lost
voice
entirely,
don't
give
up
hope,
but
investigate
Chiropractic.
2
Have
you,
so-called
Rheumatism,
Pleurisy,
Catarrh,
Asthma,
Bronchitis,
Tonsilitli,
Goiter,
Paralysis,
Locomotor-Ataxia,
Epilepsy,
Dyspepsia,
Cdnstip
a
t
i
o
n,
Piles,
Insanity,
Appendicitis
or
a
Constant
Headache?
Chiropractic
will
adjust
the
cause
and
permit
nature
to
bring
about
a
cure.
3
Have
you
stomach,
lung,
heart,
liver,
kidney,
bowel
or
bladder
trouble?
4
Have
you
Sciatica,
Gallstones
or
Diabetes?
The
results
are
wonderful.
Try
Chiropractic.
5
Perhaps
you
have
stiff
joints
in
the
arms
or
legs
that
you
cannot
use
naturally.
This
system
brings
forth
a
transformation.
6
Our
methods
not
only
stimulate,
but
eliminate
the
cause,
thus
permitting
nature
to
perform
her
work.
Health
is
the
greatest
blessing
we
can
have.
NO
DRUGS
OR
SURGERY
USED
NATURAL
METHODS
ONLY
W.C.Aspinall
CHIROPRACTOR
Rooms
6
and
7
Exchange
Block
Phone
Green
241
Lady
Attendant
1
1
iiiii
in
ii
Fishermen
Before
buying
your
next
engine,
come
and
see
us
about
jThe
Gardner
Semi-Diesel
Engine
the
most
satisfactory
on
the
;
market.
Governor
has
con-
trol
at
all
speeds,
making
it
;
most
suitable
for
halibut
!
h.p.
The
Acadia
Gas
Engine
the
most
modern
designed
and
best
built
4
cycle
engine
in
Canada.
Sites
from
C-8
h.p.
to
40
h.p.
medium
and
heavy
duty.
Ward
Electric
AND
MARINE
SUPPLY
CO.
Phone
680
Cow
Ray
1'rine.e
Rupert,
B.C.
OUR
GREAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
MEN'S
AND
BOS
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHINGS
Is
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
B.
Miller,
Proprietor
GRAND
TERMINALS
WIN
DECISIVELY
FROMCANADIANS
The
Maple
Leal
lost
considerable
!
standing
In
the
Billiard
League
as
a
re-
isuit
or
their
defeat
In
last
night's
fix-iture
by
an
aggregate
score
of
958
to
800
at
the
hands
of
the
drand
Terminals
wh$SiU&ftnclderabte
ground.
inaiviqua
crw
were
as
follows:
MaWtjm:
McMordle
(Maple
Leafs),
153;
P.
O.
Pyle
(Grand
Terminals),
200.
..J,.
Hamilton.
110:
J.
Andrews.
200.
iMJ
Andrews,
200:
W.
E.
WllUscroft.
148.
M:
M.
McLachlan,
148:
Ben
Self,
200.
George
Howe,
200;
G.
ivrause,
112.
The
high
break
of
the
evening
was
38
which
was
run
by
Marcus
Andrews.
ENGLISH
CUP
TIES
ARE
REPLAYED
TODAY
LONDON,
Jan.
18.
Replays
In
the
third
round
of
the
English
cup
tie
took
place
today
as
follows:
,
Exeter
3.
Rotherham
I.
Bury
4,
Charlton
3.
HA
It
It
V
l'UVXlMl
It.U'K
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
18.
Bert
Barry
stated
here
that
his
next
professional
scuUlng
race
wUl
probably
take
place
In
the
United
8tates.
Advertise
tn
The
Dally
Newt
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OK
INTENTION
TO
AITI.V
TO
LEASE
LAND
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
and
situate
on
the
southwest
corner
of
an
unnamed
bay
on
the
south
bank
of
Port
Chanal.
Oraham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
in
the
ProTinee
ji
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Arthur
Robertmn.
of
Massett.
B.C..
occupation
a
lumber
man,
invenas
10
apply
lor
a
lease
01
the
tollowlng
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
one
chain
westerly
from
the
mouth
of
an
unnamed
creek
flowing
into
an
unnamed
bay
on
the
south
bank
of
Port
Chanal.
Oraham
Island.
Queen
CbarlotU
Islands,
Province
of
British
Columbia;
thence
4
chains
southerly:
thence
10
chains
easterly;
thence
4
chains
northerly
to
the
shoreline;
thence
following
the
shoreline
to
point
of
commenci
ment.
and
containing
3
acres,
more
or
less.
(Signed)
A.
ROBERTSON.
Applicant.
Dated
Octoher
.
1927
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
Til
LEASE
LAN
II
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Clra-aam
Island
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
the
west
!de
of
Rennell
Harbor
at
the
Head
or
Rennell
Sound.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
province
or
British
Column:
a
TAKE
NOTICE
that
British
Columola
Pishing
.&
Packing
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
Salmon
Can-
tiers,
inienas
w
apply
ior
a
lease
ol
'he
following
described
lands
Comroenclne
at
a
Dost
Dlanted
on
the
east
shore
of
a
creek
called
Twin
River:
tnence
4
chains
west;
thence
twenty-one
chains
north;
thence
4
chains
east:
thence
following
contour
of
rhore
line
to
place
of
commencement,
and
containing
BK
acres,
more
or
less.
B.C.
PISHINO
St
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
M
M.
English.
Agent.
Dated
October
22.
1027
Scientific
nsnection
With
the
Latest
Instruments
of
Precision
That's
the
kind
of
eye
service
you
can
tret
here
now.
We
give
you
a
conscientious
and
careful
test.
Jack
Bulger
two
years
ago
passed
the
B.C.
government
exams,
for
Optometrists
and
during
the
last
six
months
along
with
most
of
the
leading
optometrists
in
Vancouver
attended
a
course
of
post
graduate
lectures.
We
do
not
supply
or
advise
glasses
if
not
of
benefit.
Our
tests
are
not
uncomfortable
and
our
prices
are
fair
and
reasonable.
eJEWELLEKp
TltC
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniturt!
Moving.
STARS
WIN
IN
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
Took
First
Victory
of
Season
Last
Night
Over
Tuxis
High
and
Elks
Win
Senior
Elks,
39:
drand
TmHiav30,
InteMiedatei-rJIlgh
School,
45;,.
Ele
vator,
22.
i
Junior
Tuxis
Boys,
12;
Stars,
22.
The
feature
of
last
night's
league,
basketball
fixtures
was
the
Junior
League
game
In
which
the
8tars
worn
their
first
game
of
the
season
by
de
feating
the
Tuxls
Boys,
so
far
unbeaten.
bt.tt)
bandy
margin
of
23
to
12.
The
winners
led
all
the
way.
being
ahead
13-8
at
the
end
of
the
first
half.
In,
the
Senior
League,
the
Elks
strengthened
their
hold
on
second
place
by
defeating
the
Orand
Terminals
89
to
20.
Score
at
half
tune
was
23-10
tn
favor
of
the
lodge
men.
Tha
leading
High
School,
which
has
been
suffering
considerable
reverses
of
late,
came
to
in
the
Intermediate
League
and
dowsed
the
Elevator
43
to.
22.
It
was
an
easy
win
for
the
collegiate
who
led
16-8
at
half
time.
Doug.
Fruszell
refereed
'
the
Junior
game;
Dave
Balfour,
the
Intermediate;
and
E.
A.
Mann,
the
Senior.
Details
of
the
scoring
follow:
Jl
NiOK
LK.UH
K
Tuxls
Boys-
E.
Smith;
Pierce,
2;
Tom
Bteen.
2;
A.
Macdonald;
F.
Cameron.
8;
total,
12.
Stars
W.
Johnson.
9;
E.
Smith.
13;
D.
Scott:
Gordon
Vlereck;
R.
Nelson;
total,
32.
INTERMEDIATE
LKAdlK
lUgh
School
H.
Macdonald.
8;
D.
Morrison,
8;
Allen
Cross,
1:
B.
Irvine,
2;
Branson
Hunt.
18:
total,
45.
Elevator
V.
Meagher.
10:
B.
Murray.
4:
C.
Donald,
2;
B.
Wcndle.
4;
M.
Oom-adlna;
T.
Tugbes.
2:
total,
22.
m:moii
u:.iik
Elks
D.
Balfour.
23;
D.
Frlseell.
2;
Art
Phillips.
7;
Mike
Budlnlob,
3;
H.
Macdonald.
2;
Eddl
Smith,
3;
total.
39.
Grand
Terminals
-J.
McNulty,
5;
Ralph
Smith.
2;
A.
Slocomb,
12:
Tom
Kelsey.
9:
D.
Stalker.
1:
B.
Hum.
0;
total,
29.
SUZANNE
LENGLEN
COLLECTING
STAMPS
Hav
Hih"
When
Offered
Two
Tlious-'
and
Dollars
for
I'rw
(tames
at
Monte
Carlo
NICE,
"Franc.
Jan.
18.
When
a
Mcnte
Carlo
club
offered
Suzanne
Leng-len
the
French
equivalent
of
51,000
to
appear
four
times
a
week
for
three
month
on
their
courts
her
reply
was
"Bah."
The
former
queen
of
tennis
la
wrapped
up
in
the
collection
of
stamps,
particularly
the
air
mall
Issues,
an
en-
NOTICE
PUBLIC
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
to
the
electors
of
the
Municipality
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
that
I
require
the
presence
of
the
said
electors
at
City
Hall
on
the
Ninth
day
of
January,
192s.
at
twelve
o'clock
noon,
for
the
purpose
of
electing
persons
to
represent
them
as
Mayor
and
Aldermen,
or
School
Trustees.
The
mode
of
nomination
of
candidates
shall
be
as
follows:
Tbe
candidates
shall
be
nominated
in
writing:
the
writing
shaM
be
subscribed
by
two
electors
of
the
munlclpal-tty
as
proposer
and
seconder,
and
snail
be
delivered
to
the
Returning
Officer
at
any
time
between
tbe
date
of
the
notice
and
two
P.M.
of
the
day
of
nomination;
tbe
said
writing
ma
7
be
tn
the
form
numbered
3
In
the
Schedule
of
the
"Municipal
Elections
Act."
and
shall
state
the
names,
residence,
and
occupation
or
description
of
each
person
proposed,
in
such
manner
as
sufficiently
to
Identify
such
candidate:
and
in
the
event
of
a
poll
being
necessary
such
poll
shall
be
opened
on
the
Twelfth
day
of
January,
1938.
at
City
Hall,
of
which
etery
person
Is
hereby
required
to
take
notice
and
govern
himself
accordingly
Olven
under
my
hand
at
City
Hall,
this
31st
day
of
December.
1927.
.
r
JUNES.
Returning
Officer.
liUILD
WORDS
OUT
OF
"Shamrock
Hams"
$17o.00
in
prizes
given
as
follows
1st
Jj?l
00.00
2nd
.(.0.00
3rd
$'.15.00
In
addition
we
will
give
a
5
lb.
Box
of
Chocolates
to
the
winner
if
the
ham
label
is
secured
from
us.
SPECIAL
PRICE
ON
WHOLE
SHAMROCK
HAMS
Per
lb.
JW
$1.80
China
Tea
Set
for
OOf
With
two
pkgs.
"Jif."
See
our
window
Sunkist
Oranges,
new
stock,
8
doi.
for
!...
i)5rj
Have
you
seen
the
new
Chlnaware
in
Robin
Hood
Quick
Oats.
It's
pretty
nifty
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
45
and
574
Wednesday,
Janu.n
the;
jdaily,
news
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY,
7
and
9
p.m.
JACK
MULHALL,
JEAN
ARTHUR,
CHARLES
MURRAY.
GLENN
TRYON.
WILLIAM
COURTWRIGHT,
JANE
WINTON,
and
others
COMEDY
"NEW
WRINKLES"
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
Between
Shows,
at
8.50
p.m.
BRUNO
NORDENSTROME,
Vocalist,
In
Swedish
Songs
Admission
thuslasm
she
shares
with
her
former
manager.
Baldwin
Baldwin,
Callfornian.
Baldwin
Is
said
to
have
spent
(20.000
on
I
1
air-mail
stamps
alone
within
the
past
three
months.
Suzanne
acts
as
Inter-
preter
and
bargainer
for
him
on
his
buying
expeditions.
Her
father
now
has
the
stamp
fever,
but
Is
devoting
himself
to
collecting
British
-stamps.
RUNNING
DOWN
COYOTE
WITH
ANJlUTOMOBILE
Now
of
fur
Mriuk
It
Miuare
llurllnj
It
1
ifUrii
Pert
,
Ahead
EDMONTON.
Jan.
17
While
many
a
trapper
mushed
more
than
many
a
mile
through
the
trackless
wilderness
this
winter,
looking
for
tbe
coyotes
that
never
came,
8.
O.
Freeborn.
Calgary
livestock
inspector,
rammed
one
aoJdshlpa
with
the
prow
of
a
battered
old
bus
which
already
had
two
badgers
and
counties
gophers
to
Its
credit.
He
Is
up
in
the
city
on
business.
,
Mr.
Freeborn
was
driving
along
the
road
between
Betittey
and
Rlmbey
after
dark
one
night,
when
suddenly
an
animal,
which
he
took
to
be
a
dog,
ran
out
from
a
clump
of
spruce
on
the
edge
of
tbe
road.
At
first
Mr.
Presborn
slackened
speed,
net
wishing
to
run
over
tbe
dog.
Then
tbe
animal
stood
directly
in
the
com
of
hi
headlight
and
he
saw
that
It
was
a
coyote
LOt'EI)
DOWN
IIIAIL
The
coyote
apparently
sensed
danger,
for
It
turned
and
loped
down
the
trail
(
directly
ahead
of
the
car.
"It
must
have
been
going
at
a
good
1
speed
for
I
bsd
to
step
on
the
gas
at
30
1
to
catch
up
with
It:
then
it
seemed
to
slide
back
towards
me."
t
Just
ss
toe
bounding
lupus
Cans-1
1
dlensls
disappeared
from
Its
pursuer
sight
below
the
level
of
the
hood
of
the
oar.
the
driver
sounded
hi
horn.
j
Tbe
coyote
came
In
sight
again
lm-j
mediately
bounding
high
Into
tbe
alt
In
It
terror
at
the
unearthly
noise.
At
the
height
of
Its
spring
the
nose
of
the
car
struck
It
square
and
true,
hurling
11
18
feet
ahead
wah
toi'uii
co
von:
Owing
to
the
ley
nature
of
tbe
road
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
AI'l'LV
TO
LEASE
LA
Nil
I
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District,
and
situate
at
Huston
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICK
that
Robert
M.
Currie.
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
fish
packer,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
,;
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
northeast
corner
about
1.000
feet
westerly
from
minors'
cabins
at
head
of
Huston
Inlet:
thence
westerly
20
halns.
thence
southerly
about
12
chains;
thence
easterly
20
chains:
thence
northerly
about
12
chain,
and
containing
24
acres,
more
ur
less.
ROBERT
M
CUHRIE.
Applicant
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
FULTON
AND
SIXTH
AVE.
We
are
Selling
Smoked
Meat
Cheaper
Today
Than
Ever
Before.
Just
Think
Swift's
Bacon
in
tbe
piece
or
half
Blab,
per
lb
iWf
Hum's
Shamrock
Hams,
whole
or
Half
one,
per
lb
:Vt(
Swiff
Circle
(S)
Picnic
Hnms,
per
lb
Sir-
Capitol
Dutter
Dricka
."f
14's
JjiO.17
E.C.D.
Butter
Blcks
tUC
14's
$0.07
Canned
Milk
ti;wg
ndtfiryeedijrnd
I
nre
forcedJto
rVRAmrs
(He
1
mm
I
per
tin.
UJurflp
dfanulatedHitiifnW
TTWTb.
forts
f
Flour,
any
kind,
40
lb.
sack
82.no
Pastry
Flour,
10
lb.
aaek
57c1
China
Oats,
package
iW?
II.
&
K.
Oats,
7's'
Wo
are
saving
you
many
a
cent
Give
us
your
Whole
support.
$3.00
orders
delivered
Phone
301
1111
h
"WPM1
IWlfWI
35c
and
10c
Mr.
Freeborn
was
unable
to
brake
his
oar
very
soon.
When
he
went
back
he
discovered
that
the
coyote
bad
been
passed
by
the
car
again
after
It
bad
risen
to
Its
feet,
as
the
snow
showed.
Mr.
Freeborn
had
thought
It
dead,
and
was
too
busy
looking
after
his
car.
"Ys,
they're
tough,
but
not
so
tough
as
a
badger.
One
cf
them
ruined
one
of
my
tires
when
he
bit
Into
it
Just
as
the
car
was
going
over
It."
CHARTER
FOR
RAILWAY
TO
COAST
IS
AIM
OF
AN
OREGON
PROMOTER
EDMONTON.
Jan.
18
Purchase
of
tbe
I
D.
&
B.C.
railway
or
possible
construction
of
s
separate
line
to
connect
the
Peace
River
country
with
the
Pacific
cxatt.
Is
tbe
aim
of
tbe
"Alberta,
Peace
River
and
Pacific
Railway
Company."
application
for
tbe
incorporation
of
which
under
a
dominion
charter
has
been
made
by
J.
Stewart
Clark,
of
Med-ford.
Ore.
While
having
as
yet
no
definite
plans
in
view,
the
new
eompsny
may
msU
aa
effort
to
acquire
the
provlndaUy-owned
northern
lines.
In
which
event,
provided
a
satisfactory
arrangement
can
be
made
with
tbe
C.N.R..
a
line
would
be
built
from
Orande
Prairie
to
connect
with
the
Canadian
National
at
a
point
near
Prince
eorge,
B.C.
Mr.
Clark
and
the
applioants
(or
whom
he
Is
acting
have
other
Mea
la
mind,
however,
and
until
neaotlaUesw
have
been
carried
to
a
further
stage,
no
definite
announcement
can
be
made.
Tbe
dominion
charter,
If
obtained,
would
give
tbe
company
the
right
to
-build
a
railway,
if
it
so
desired,
from
a
point
at
or
near
Macleod
or
Lethbrtdga,
right
through
the
Peace
River
country
to
tbe
Pacific
seaboard.
Several
local
men
are
stated
to
be
interested
in
the
proposition,
and
the
raising
of
money
for
the
purpose
Indicated
would,
according
to
Mr.
Clark,
be
a
simple
matter.
COSTLY
DIAMONDS"
IN
LONDON
SHOW
LONDON.
Jan
17
Jewel
thieves
on
the
lookout
for
a
rich
haul
would
have
been
splendidly
rewarded
If
they
could
have
succeeded
In
carrying
away
some
of
the
11.000.000
(M.
000,000)
worth
of
precious
stones
exhibited
at
tbe
May
Fair
Hotel
by
the
Nation!
Jewellers'
Association
of
Oreat
Britain
recently.
Aa
the
show
was
Intended
to
demonstrate
how
modern
Jewelry
can
be
moat
beautifully
worn
a
series
of
mannequin
appeared
wearing
tracks
from
Paul
Caret,
who
had
chosen
and
assembled
appropriate
Jewelry
for
each
dress
The
Jewels,
plainly
set
for
the
moat
part,
were
very
large,
very
brilliant,
and
said
to
be
Immensely
valuable.
There
were
triple
ropes
of
wonderfully,
matched
pearls
and
necklaces
of
oarved
ememaa,
sometimes
lunging
in
a
ahower
of
diamonds.
These
huge
emer
alds
and
diamonds
were
so
numerous
that
they
quite
cast
Into
the
shade
the
simpler
beauty
of
some
necklscss
of
plain
round
opals.
The
brooches
were
rather
heavy
In
design,
rsreenbllng
very
closely
the
modern
artificial
jewelry
which
gain
it
effects
by
Urge
flat
masses
of
color
and
light.
Although
so
many
diamonds
dimmed
one's
eyes
and
one
s
senses
of
value,
so
that
a
ring
Introduced
aa
"this
ring-only
worth
as.OOO,"
seamed
a
small,
ineffective
thing,
it
was
difficult
to
forget
the
beauty
of
a
mannequin
with
one
perfect
rope
of
lustrous
pearls
lying
against
her
lime-green
frock,
or
the
bar-,barlc
loveliness
of
hugs
carved
emeralds
between
the
wearer
s
black
hair
and
her
gleaming
whMe
satin
frock.
For
the
most
part
Paul
Care
wisely
chose
white
and
black
and
a
soft
pale
pink
to
show
up
the
splendor
of
the
Jewess.
7.
Ilatless
Mb
liTTi
Ml
i
UaJliJLn
by
Rev,
Buiwell
.friwjyr
rXvh
?
"Bridesmaids
who
are
not
decently
covered
will
not
beallowed
In
the
church
hereafter,
saya
the
rector's
decree.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
t
4
.
FOR
SALS.
-ESSEX
SEDAN,
1937.
IN
ix-rfcct
condition.
Cheap
for
cash.
Apply
F
II
Aiken,
Box
115.
Terrace
it
c
10!
We
are
featuring
HEINZ
PUKE
FOOP
PKODUCTS
this
week.
Mr.
Bramley,
who
m
representing
the
fan,,,,,
varieties,
will
demonstrate
in
our
store
this
week-end.
,
below
only
a
few
of
the"
'
SPECIAL
l.-?
ASSORTMENTS
For
This
Week
Only
HEINZ
SPECIALS
95c
Lot
1
4
Tins
Pork
and
Deans,
small
size
4
Tins
Tomato
Soup,
small
size.
Lot
2
1
large
Hottle
Vinegar,
32
oz.
Your
choice
Malt,
White
or
Cider.
1
Large
Dottle
Tomato
Catsup.
Your
choice
1
iiottle
Evaporated
Horseradish
or
1
Jar
Heinz
Prepared
Mustard.
Lot
3
1
Large
Dottle
Worcester
Sauce
1
Jar
India
Relish
1
Dottle
Heinz
Salad
Cream
Lot
4
1
Jar
Heinz
Sweet
Pickles
1
Jar
Heinz
Chili
Sauce
1
Dottle
Vinegar,
16
oz.
Lot
5
2
Medium
Tina
Heinz
Pork
and
Beans
'
2
Small
Tins
Tomato
Soup
2
Medium
Tins
Cooked
Spaghetti.
Lot
6
9
Small
Tins
Heinz
Tomato
Soup.
PROVISIONS
Note
the
drop
in
egg
prices:
D.C.
Fresh
Pullets,
doz.
-I.'f
B.C.
Fresh
Firsts,
dozen
B.C.
Fresh
Extras,
dozen
(
Ayrshire
Beck
Bacon,
machine
sliced,
per
lb.
-l)f
Picnic
Ham,
per
lb.
tilittr
Cottage
Rolls,
per
lb.
27
Hf
Ontario
Stilton
Cheese,
lb.
-lOf
(Well
matured
and
tasty)
Roquefort
Cheese,
lb.
.
.
7."
Lard
in
bulk,
2
lbs
Hit?
.MEATS
Vel
Steak,
lb.
li(r
Roast
Leg
Veal,
lb.
..
-?
Roast
Shoulder
Veal,
lb.
ISO
Veal
Chops,
lb
U5
Stew
Veal,
2
lbs
U5c
Leg.
Lamb,
lb
-IOr
Shoulder
Lamb,
lb.
...
:S0f
Stew
Lamb,
lb
UOtf
Round
Steak,,
lb
rf
Sirloin
Steak,
lb.
......
:u)f)
Shoulder,
Steak,
lb
1H
Pot
Roait,
lb
17f
Rump
Roast,
lb
l!UHf
We
handle
Fresh
Milk
and
Whipping
Cream.
Always
fresh
under
Frigidaire
cooling.
FRUITS
Rome
Beauty
Apples,
wrapped,
stock,
per
box
Jt2.U."
Sunkist
Oranges,
medium
size.
Special,
8
doz.
$1.00
Large
Ripe
Bananas,
2
lb.
iWr
Marmalade
Oranges
just
arrived,
per
doz
flOr?
Rupert
a
Pnonca
100
Large
Tina
iji.
Peaches,
2Vu'-
Sped,,1
,
.
tin
st
100
Large
Tins
Qual
.
i
ricots,
2Va'.
Sptvial.
tin
IT,,
COMBINATION
SPIX,l,
J?1.
00
l
lbs.
Sultana
Haixins.
!
medium
size
Jug,
m
r
Ready-cut
Macaroni.
S
2
lbs
u
Fresh
(iround
Col'fiv.
I
1
only
Child's
Mu
,
free
with
each
lb.
fee.
Assorted
Jelly
Pouli
pkges.
for
22
CANNED
(IOODS
SI'Et
I
U
Assortment
"A"
For
the
small
I'm:-
i
2
Tins
Peas,
No.
1,
i
t
..
tin
2
Tins
Spinach,
2's,
i
tin
2
Tins
Asparagus
X
i
j
-.
i
3fic
tin
2
Tins
Tomatoes,
2's,
nr
tin
2
Tins
Malkln's
Corn,
,
.
26c
tin
2
Tins
Malkln's
Kol
u
Beans,
reg.
26c
tin
Reg.
$2.90.
Special
.15
l
Assortment
"B"
Large
size
tins
lor
Uw
famllie
2
tins
Pumpkin.
2'..s,
,
20c
tin
2
Tins
Tomato,
2:-v
20c
tin
2
Tins
Asparagus,
2'-.
r
40c
tin
2
Tins
Spinach,
2V.
i
25c
tin
2
Tins
Corn
on
Cob,
J'
reg.
40c
tin
2
Tins
Kraut,
2,'s.
ilk
tin.
Reg.
$3.30.
Social
.S2.7."
d
Del
Monte
Prunes,
size
in
4
lb.
wood
boxes.
Spi-i-i.i
.-
This
is
a
most
popular
family
size.
Bulk
Cocoanut,
per
ll
I
Of
Smyrna
Cooking
Figs,
frv-'
and
moist,
2
lbs
25c
Swift's
Classic
Clcnn-
,
special,
4
for
Limit
8
to
each
customer
Sunlight
Soap,
per
carton
'
10r'
Toilef
Paper
Rolls,
7
fur
Blue
Ribbon
Matches,
pkp
i!lr
Calgary
Dry
Ginger
Ale.
i
dozen
S.U'
Roger's
Golden
Syrup.
5
tins,
special,
tin
l"
HI0,
21
1,
Ulu
MOROCAIN
yard
&
Payne
Table
Supply
Imported
English
RAYON
An
idea)
fabric
for
street
and
party
frocks.
Come
in
'
teen
designs,
thir.ty-e(ght
inches
wide,
fast
colors
and
wt;sliai
Regular
$1.60
and-
$1.75
u
yard.
Special
price,
95c
per
Fraser
The
Universal
Trading
Co,