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Bovril, 2 oz. 40e; 402z....75¢ Smuked Black Cod and Kip-
Beef Cordial, special 20 pers fresh every day.
6. Giue......ds .. $1.25 | We have perhaps the largest
Cliquot Birch Beer, a stock of Sweet, Sour and
delicious Beverage ¢c Mixed Pickles in the city.
Thorpe’s GrapeCordial Svc Sweet Relish, Mustard
Kaspberry Vinezur,spl 35c and Chili Sauce to you
Cottom’s Bird Seed, the liking.
original, only ,; 25¢ | Libby’s Sauerkraut,
Whisks, Brooms, Stove | large tins.... .. Se
Brushes, Shoe Brush- | Another line We carry a ful]
es, etc. Best stock line of is Drug Sundries,
in the city and at such as Cough Medicines,
lowest prices. Liniments, Salts, Boracic
Victoria Cross Choco- Acid, Borax, ete.
late. Have you tried Rit, per package.... 10¢
it? In tins, only 25¢ | Mapleine Flavour gives
Van Houten’s Cocoa, the finest taste to
your syrup, per bot. 50c

all sizes.
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Condensed

Coffee and Reindeer Big Special~American
Condensed Cocoa, Yellow Corn Meal,
none better, on sale, Oc. i Sigh ccs 25c
only ........25e. and 35¢e | Horse Radish, wet or
Crisco, on sale, per Ib. 40¢ | dry. Nice and fresh;
King’s Cream Whipper 25¢c; _ order now.
Genuine Curry Powder Prices for Jam in Van-
pe couver run to $1.50
Gebhart’sChili Powder * per tin. Our price
the original Mexican Oi i aries ci RS
Powder, only ...... 50e Try Strawberry Jam.
Tabasco Sauce, per bot. 50¢ Junket Tablets .... 15¢
Kitchen Bouquet, per Oleomargarine....... 45c
mente i... .% Domolco Molasses for Hot

Cakes.
Our Pastry and Biscuit De-
tment is extending.
rived, whole or cut, atch our window for
5 eS ee. | good things to eat.
Bird’s Custard Powder 20c| Tea. Fuller’s Special!
McLaren’s Quick Pud- Blend. None Better.

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Wellington Knife Polish, 25c
Celery Salt, per bottle 20c
Fresh Peels, just ar-

 

 

ings, Custard, Tapi- Per pound.....

oca and Chocolate, Big Soap Special.

per package ........ 15c | Pelm Olive, 2for.... 25c
Corn Starch, 2 pack- Per dozen.......... $1.35

SE aes ce: 25c | Ivory Soap, 2 bars for 15c
Asparagus Tips special 40c Per case of 100 bars, $7.25
ESE eee ee eee eee 65¢
All other tins as Malkin’s Best, Nabob, Empress, :

Sts, Oe Bh had <n is, 0s Fide cidetes «sts eee 60¢
Fuller’s Fresh Ground.......................-+..+.... 55e
Two Stores Phones 44, 45 and 534

 

INDIVIDUALITY!

IS THE MARK] OF SUC-
CESSFUL BUSINESS AND
IS SHOWN IN FOOTWEAR
AS IN OTHER THINGS.

You can obtain Individu-
ality and distinction in the
SHOES AT OUR STORE.
You will be convinced by
examining our stock.

McARTHUR’S Shoe Store

 

 

 

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See ALBERT @ McCAFFERY
before you purchase

Anything in the Building Line
Prince Rupert § ame Co.’s Lumber
. C. Mill’s Fir a

Lime Cement Plaster

Brick Shingles Laths
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For sale, one 4-room house with baihroom, plastered, hot and cold
water, electric light, telephone, ete., and one 3-room house papered, block
25, section 7. Price $1,700.00, half cash—-balance 6-12 months.

 

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PHONE DLUE 69, WESTHOLME THEATRE BLOOK, F. 0. BOX 66.

NEW PROGRAM
~~ ATWESTHOLME

' Hawalan Dancer and Musical Trio
are Added features Which
are Interesting.

The dancing of Miss, Agnes
Hunt and the playing and singing
of the Hawaian trio Was a valu
able addition to the musical com-
vdy show at the Westholme Thea-
tre last night. The boys are each
artists in their special line and
the girl gives a most interesting
exposition of one of the Hawaian
dances.

ine entire program was new
last evening. “Cohen at Monte
Cario” is very funny. There is
plenty of humor throughout.
Billy Blask who takes the leading
part is a scream from start to
finish. His characterization of
the Jew is reaily good. Frank
Kelly as the Frenchman is bright
Miss Keller sings nicely and the
chorus girls give some interest
ing dances.

Peggy Ray in the Highiand
dance was excellent. Peggy is an
antist in that line. Her feet} move
like lightning.

One of the interesting scenes
was that of “rolling, where a
nan is drugged by a woman and
robbed. The humorous
where the man did not roll was
also very good.

Tonight and tomorrow there
should be large audiences to se
this ‘show.

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In Wednesday night's whist
games of the winter tournament
the Knights of Pythias won over
the Valhalla by a score of 6 to3,
while the Sons of England de-
feated the St. Andrew's Society by
the same score. Next Wednesday
night's games will be between the
Knights of Pythias and Sons o!
Mneland, Oddfellows and St. An-
drew's Society.
The present
league follows.

standing of the

W. L.. Pet.
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Knights of Pythias 2
Sons if Canada i
Oddfellows - 1
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St. Andrew's 333
sons Of England 336
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Captain Hanson of the Salva-
tion Army left last night for Van-
couver, where she will continue
in the work of the Army and in a
somewhat wider sphere.

The Captain is very well known
here and during the time of the
influenza epidemic did splendid
work. It is that practical exposi-
tion of the Gospel that makes the
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PLAGE NAMES
To the Editor:—
I was very much interested. in
reading that part of your leading
article in yesterday's issue en-
titled “Vandalism with Indian
Names” and referring more per-
ticularly to a change made by the
Geographical Board of Canada in
eonnection with the naming of a
range of mountains known as
‘The Seven Sisters.”

Youn rendering of the Indian
terms is not quite correct, as Wi-
skinist does not mean high moun-
tain but “Big Pine Tree.’ The
correct term for “High Mountain”
is wi-skanist, “wi meaning
“large” or “big’ and “skanist”
meaning mountain.

I quite agree with you in that
old Indian place names should be
preserved as fan as possible. The
Indian language of this coast will

ore very long become a thing
of the past and it is only right
that their names for places should
be continued,

The same thing applies to our
own locality where, in many cases
the original names given in pio-
neer days have been changed.
These names are histonic land-
marks of an interesting past

W. E. COLLISON,

A. Lewis, an Indian, was given
Si. or twenty = days ‘or being
drunk by Magistrate MeMordie in
the police court yesterday.

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H. 8, Anscomb, representing the
Victoria Phoenix Brewery, left
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W. W. Wright yesterday re- Peggy Does Her Darndest let aini ee
turned with the tug MeUulloch the play in which the irresistible ani in the ; -
after delivering a scow load of star, May Allison, will be seen, is heroine ‘ -
lumber at Stewam. The scow was}, glittering story of enticing |, \ .

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Several days were spent) jy incr It tells the story of a We put

at Stewart and Hyder and Mr. young mad-cap who is the despair! wsiness at T!
Wright says that the prospects] -
look very good for increased busi-
ness thene in the spring. (¢
The Belknap.Wright Lumber
Company, the successors to the
Georgetown Lumber Co. in this
city, are also sending a scow l|oad
of lumber to Alice Arm today,
there being in each load about
150.000 feet.

ROTHSCHILD’S BRIGAND
WON AT NEWMARKET RACE

NEWMARKET, Oct. 30-—The
Cambridgeshire stakes was won
by Rothschilds horse Brigarv
Lord D’Abernon’s Diadem came
second and “My Dear,” owned hy
A. W. Gox, third,

Eighteen horses -ran and the

betting against Brigand was 25 to Morning, 9 to 12, Afternoon, 1.30 to 5.30, Saturdays, § to 12 only
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plain figures to aid you in your shopping.

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