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of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
The
Gyro
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
is
becoming
noted
for
its
events.
Anything
this
club
undertakes
it
carries
trough
with
success
and
if
it
is
an
entertainment
those
who
attend
are
really
entertained.
Just
now
the
club
is
putting
on
one
of
its
well
known
hoe-down
frolics
in
aid
of
the
new
gymnasium
and
swimming
pool.
The
object
is
go
good
that
everyone
will
feel
anxious
to
neip
and
doubtless
there
will
be
a
very
large
attendance
i
tonight
t
rolic
with
the
Gyros
and
help
the
Gym.
Here
Is
light
at
last.
Natives
of
La
Mesa
Angat.
Philippines,
claim
modern
saxophone
was
copied
fr
j.n
o.ur.boo
instruments
ot
Vhelr
forefathers.
They
are
still
used
in
the
village,
as
shown.
PKBB!
FKEE1
FREE!
Hand
Painted
Enlargements
To
introduce
our
work
to
local
customers,
until
Nttvember
1,
wo
wiu
mane
(uanuiKai
nane-painwa
enMrgeneni
irom
your
own
KnaiNihot
or
photograph,
without
aharge.
And
sunply
frames
for
your
uaintinKs
at
2tt
to
!V
lever
nrlaM
than
iWfM
mmiMi
h
outside
concern;
CoiMult
Us
I'.
O.
HOX
1J8
Before
placins
your
ortler
for
enlargements
BHher
pliano
or
write
We
Will
Call
WESTEUX
SALD6
CO.MPANY
mSjaSBfUBBSEMBt'
CENTRAL
HOTEL
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIKY
FOR
SKEENA
BRAND
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM.
DAILY
Early
Dtlivery
Throughout
the
City
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
to
RE
ARMISTICE
PARADE
Editor,
DalIi'Hftws:
May
L
pajnt
outbonewitBtt.lltl
Tbe
Vandetheof
foeesattoa,
at
ttt
per
lD?r...
Fancy
Olace
Cherries
per
lb
Olace
Pineapple
Rlngp
V4-lb.
pkg
Brown
Sugar
4
IDS
!;...!:....:......'...
Empress
Peach
it
Pirifeapple
L
tMarmalade,'ipef
'iix
:r.:w
Almond.
Paste
Mb.
pkg
Hi
ie
errors
irr
the.
AhnlaticeiParade
on
Tuesday
night.
j
1.
As-
there
was
a
naval
con-'
rtlngent
present
with
a
naval
com
mander
in
charge,
he,
as
the
navy,
is
the
senior
service
should
have
j
been
in
command
of
the
parade.!
not
a
military
officer
z.
xne
icevejne
sounded
was
the
"Cavalry
Reveille";
should
have
been
sounded
on
a
trumpet,
not
on
a
bugle.
The
infantry
do
not
sound
cava.'ry
calls.
3.
When
Major
Tinker,
M.C.,
gave
ths
order
"Unit
eommandese-i
Dismiss
their
rariks."
the
unlt.com.-manders"
should
have
saluted
him
(before
they.v"fell
out."
As
a
military
officer
(Major
Tinker)
was
in
command
of
the
parade,
he
was
entitled
to.
and
hnnlrl
have
roeaivi
!H
mlMfcanir
1
QmpllmeoteK
which,
kite
unit
earn-
Friday,
Nwember
14,
.
1930
znander
omitted
to
give,
Qthetwde!
toe
parade
was,
en
ejteaUent
ontyj
and:
the
various
units
lo&kad
wtt
and
marched
welt
Youta
faithfully;
1
EX-SERVJCE.
District
News
ALICE
ARM
Relief
work
was
started
last
week
on
the
Kltsault
River
dam.
about
i
nine
men
heme
mnloved.
The
dam
The
conference
in
London
with
a
view
to
settlement
of
14
ing
repaired
and
extended.
the
outstanding
differences
in
-regard
to
the
government,
.
:
......
of
India
is
one
of
the
most
important
Empire
events
of
the
'
SSXS
ISKS-S?
year,
ranking
Dosaibly
ahead
of
the
Imerial
Conference
t??5SiS.
TZ
because
it
deals
with
a
condition
that
has
become
acute.
whn
own
muh
of
"the
tewnstte
It
w
to
be
hoped
that
some
satisfactory
arrangement
will
nere-
im
iHTivea
ai,
mat
win
aiiay
tne
present
unrest
in
that
A
As-
week;
elected
effleers
as
MSows:
John
H.
MacMlllan;
vlce-ent,
Eent
r.
Bowman;
secretary
rer,
William
J.
Rimes;
executive.
J.
W.
H.
Day.
David
W.
Don-tald,
Samuel
W.
Cocker.
Oeorge
Boston.
Stephen
Holmes.
John
H.
An
dres
and
Roy
M.
Taylor.
Delegate
NOW!
IS
THE
TIME
To
start
maklne
your
Christmas
Cakes
and
Puddings
Foryour
benefit
we
offer
the
Ingre
dients
at
reduced
prices
Market
Day
Rabin
4lbpkg
Faney.Cleaned
Currant
2
lbs
Fancy
Australian
RaUlns-
2
lbs.
.'
Bleached
Sultanas
2,
lbs.
Mixed
Peel
Including
Citron,
,
per
lb.
Shelled
Walnuts
per
lb
Shelled
Almonds
1
48c
27c
21c
33c
25c
38c
48c
42c
48c
23c
20c
22C
Mrs.
Porter's
Sandwich
f
Cp
Spread,
8-oz!
bottle
J.Jy
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
-Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
360
319
Third
Ave.
.((in1.
Perfectly
fed
4
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
L
Two
l-ayor
Devit
Cake
Special,
each
The
Electric
Bakery
Tliird
Ave.
I'lione
6G7
FREE
DELIVERY
NEXT
WEEK
CRUMPETS
WILL
BE
AVAILABLE
xerfectlv
L
i
THE
MARKET
navvv
JL
J.
iTJOw
serene
are
his
blue
eyes.
Mew-ready
his
mouth
to
smile.
And
how
he
'4-
A
sleepswhen
he
should.
A
perfectly
nrmat,
healthy
baby,
fed
by
his
mother.
There
is
no
substitute
equat
to
maternal
milk,
Nature's
own
food,,
pure
and
germ-free,
containing
fn
most
acceptable
form,
everything
baby
needs
most.
Before
and
after
baby
comes.
Ovaltinc
should
be
on
the
mother's
dietary
to
ensure
an
adequate
and
rkh
Bow
of
maternal
milk
upon
which
baby
will
thrive.
To
ensure,
also,
perfect
maintenance
of
mother's,
own
health.
Qvaltine
is
the
concentrated
goodness
of
ripe
barley
malt,
fresh
eggs,
and
creamy
milk,
made
by
an
unique
and
exclusive
scientific
process,
and
is
sold
at
all
good
stores
in
50c,
75c,
$1.25
and
special
$4.50
family
size
tins.
Also
served
at
Soda
'Fountains.
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
Enables
Mothers
to
Breast-feed
-their
Babies
A..
WANDER
LIMITED,
455
KING
ST.
WEST,
TORONTO.
ONTARIO
the
Omineca
district
nomination
pV.
H.py;
Stehe
Holme,
R.
M.
convention
in
Burns
Lake
on
No-
vembex
34
wea
named
aa
follow:
John
II.
McMillan,
W.
J.
Rimes.
J
Taylor,
-and
C.
Prout
with
W.
J.
Bowman
and
Dt
W.
Donald
as
alternates.
First
prize
winners
at
the
recent
Prince
Oeorge-Vanderhoof
seed
show
were:
oaU.
William
Rolling,
Woodpecker;
sptlng
wheat,
Klrk-hoff
Bros.,
Woodpecker;
barley,
Kirkhoff
Bros.,,
field
peas.
WUllam
Kolllng;
red
clover,
R.
Blackburn,
Prince
Oeorge;
brome
grass,
a.
Mil
ler,
Mud
River;
alslke
clover,
Wll
11am
Kolllng;
.alfalfa,
J.
Moore,
Woodpeckes;
swede
turnips,
Wil
liam
-Kolllng?
8t.
Oeorge
potatoes,
A.
Miller;
.-netted,
jgem
potatoes,
A.
Miller;
Wee
McOregqr
potatoes,
WUllany
oUiri
.
'
Followln&arc
retaa?
prices
current
iwheat,
No.
3
Alberta
Mcintosh
Reds,
extra
fancy....
box
$3.10'
Cooking
Aputea,
lb
0
(
Fnncv
2.j.ri
.
.
rf
"r
r
snorts
w.
unae
z.o'J
tHwisehold
-
2.01
Yellow
Newton,
faney,
box
3.80
Jonathans,
faney
box
3.0Q
Staymaivs
Mfikups,
box
3.0Q
SplUenberg,
faney
3.0Q
Winter
Bananas,
fancy
2.7i
Delicious,
faney
3.35
Delicious.
C.
Orade
2.73
Fruit
Valencia
Oranges
40c
to
:10
Lemons,
Sunkist,
doz
.40
Florida
Orapefrult
12
Vic
to
.2d
arayefrult.
each
ioc
to
Bananas.
2
lbs.
.,
.-.
ja
w
Extracted
honey,
per
Jar
2&
Comb
honey
,.,,
J3&
Dates,
bulk,
lb
12)4
Raisins,
bulk.
lb.
15
to
Kay
o
rapes,
lb.
55
Nuts-Almonds,
shelled
Valcnclas....
'.'allfornia
soft
shelled
walnuts.
walnuts,
broken
shelled
Wabiuts,
shelled
halves
Peanuts
Vegetables
Potatoes,
netted
Jems,
9
lbs.
.
sack
Parsley,
bunch
Hothouse
Cucumbers,
each
.C.
Celery,
head
.
Pumpkin,
lb
Hubbard,
squash,
lb.
''
Oreen
Peppers,
lb
Parsnips,
4
lbs.
Carrots,
Q
lbs
Ancles
Beets,
1U
Flour-Flour,
49s,
No.
1
hard
wheat
Pastry
Flour,
10
lbs.
-
Lard-Pure
,
Compound
,
Eggs
.6&
3b
.40
.Iff
Si
2J&0
.16
.
M
.15
..
.10
07
Garlic,
imported,
per
lb
40
Cabbage,
B.C
00
Onions.
6
lbs
.23
California,
head
lettuce,
hd,....
.13
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
ID.
12
Brusseles
Sprouts
.aj
Artichokes,
xxxx.
doz.
2A0
Bulk,
TurnJpjLj
lbj....,
2i
VeKcUiblurnarra
eMhi.,.,
.13
OreeTi
bmonOTuiicKes
jo
Bulk
Turnips,
6
lbs.
...3
25
CaulUbwer.
&C
head
.25
to
Jfi
.13
.25
.
2i
2.00
.60
2
2&
-
-t
jB.C.
fresh
first,
dot
.wj
Sugar,
;ac.
fresh
extras,
doz.
...'
fcrYeJlBw,
100
lbs.
Loeal
new
laid,
dot
rrf
White,
tOtt
lbs.
Fwd-.
1
Butter-
.
No.
3,
Alberta,...
Valley
i
Oats
,,-.
h
Bran
Middlings
Barley
Laying
Mash
Oyster
shell
2.16
Beet
scrap
45$
Orouhd
oil
cake
4.50
22S
1
creamery,
2
iij;
no.
2
creamery.
2,ii
2.55
aCheesei-
6
JEASX
FED
IS
BEST
FED
Over
and
over
again
it
has
been
proved
that
the
breast
'fed
baby
has
far
more
chance
of
avoiding
nutritional
disease,
of
growing
up
to
healthjr
childhood,
thanJthe
bottle
fed'
infant,
A
baby's
stomach
ix
ex
trerjiclv
delicate.
The
least
departure
from
the
normal
upsets
it.
There,
fori,
every
mother
should
cratire
her
baby
the
natural
right
of
maternal
milk.
Ovaltine
should
be
commenced
is
early
as
possible
before
baby
is
born
,and
continued
until
breast
feeding
ceases.
Dodbrs,
nurses
and
mothers-
themselves
all
over
the
world
have
testified
to
the
wonderful
assistance
Qvaltine
gives
thej
effective
safeguard
it
provides
against
nuui
tionil
diseases.
OVALTINE
RUSKS
are
yiadc
fnm
finest
Canadian
WAeaten
floitr
and
Ovaltine
They
are
better
than
bread
or
biscuits
fur
growing
cAiidrtn.
Their
toothsome,
crisp
dtHr
ciouiness
makfS
them
a
favorite
and
they
ensure
sound
white
teeth
and
firm
health-)
guns.
lb
3
lbs
McLaren's
Cream,
jars
45c
m
&
Caraembert,
8-oz.
pkg,
ieAff
t
(tksMtf
Lw
.A.MV
llllll
I
n'n
M
.
z.30
1
Ontario
solids
.
2.7k
i
New
Zealand
solids
.
2.30B"ltpn,
lb.
.
3,eo
!
Kmxt
fionvcsian
goal
Nnpoleon
Limberger
tlouefort
Rwl(t'S
Btookfleld,
lb
n
.
r:
r
ioorgoniu.
m
l
brooked
Swiss.
H
to
iic,
uruysre
uriea
icuiu
Lemon
and
orange
peel
.30,
timer
coo
King
ngs,
ro.
15
Citron
peel
White
fig.
lb
,
19
uurrants.
Jo.
.
,
niltr-,J
30
ppjes.
rr"
ariea
iim
1.
jiiii.i
ii-T
Peaches,
peeled
23
Apricots,
lb.
25
nines.
6070,
lb
(j
1-runes,
ju4U,
id.
15
Prunes,
40.50,
lb.
12
J
8weet
Potatoes,
2
lbs
25
ftrnokfleid
"'Canadian
t;aeese
boen
:&
ib.
1
Meats
FowLNoLlb.
33c4
Roastlns
chicken,
lb.
fBtollers
nam,
sliced,
nrst
grau
)
ttan,
picnic,
first
gnui;
Cottage'
tblh,
lb.
tidcon.
ride,
illeed,
bes!
tnit
Veal,
loin
itotk
Shoulder
..
Pork,
dryalt
....
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Want
Ads
Let
Them
lk
Your
Broker
In
Buying
and
Selling
8amebody
is
waiting
ta
buy
that
house
or
bedroom
set.
or
coat
you
have
to
sell.
Somebody
Is
watting
U
sell
that.
car.
or
typewriter,
or
whatever
else
It
Li
i'Jt
are
in
the
market
for.
Ost
the
habit
of
shopj
u
j
through
the
Want
Ads.
You'll
find
undreamed
of
gains
undreamed
ot
opportunities,'
your
shoppWt
through
these
columns
and
see
hjjw
brpfitable
pleasant
It
Is.
READ
arid
USE'
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Phone
08
"If
it's
fully
told
it's
.quickly
sold"
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fresh
pullets,
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