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Following
are
reran
prices
current
here
today:
..
..Apples
Yellow
Newton,
household
....$2Aj
Yellow
Newton,
fancy
box
....
2.C3
Newton
"C"
2.50
Jonathans,
fancy
box
2.75
Stayman's
Wlnesaps,
box
....
2Ja
Splttenberg,
fancy
2.75
Snltsenberz
"C"
2.50
winter
Bananas,
fancy
2.75
Delicious,
fancy
3.35
DWkUout
"C"
2.75
Qolden
Bens,
fancy,
2.10
Mcintosh
"C"
2
as
Fruit
Naval
Orange
T
15c
to
f
1.00
Lemons.
.
SunkUL
doz
40
Florida
drapefrult
12V4c
to
.2Dl
California
Qrapefrult
...6c
to
.124
Banana.
2
lbs.
.-
A3
Cranberries
lb.
.30
RYlmr.tpd
honev.
ner
lar
....
.25
.
Comb
honey
,
j3
'
uaws,
du:k,
id
"
RaMnt.
bulk,
lb
.15
1
Emperor
Q
rapes,
lb.
.201
Nut
Almond
shelled
Valencia
M
j
.
it
ft
.-,-,
wniniiti
7V
WainuU.
'
bSfcir
.
shelled
25
WainuU.
shelled
halves
,ul
ja
Peanuts
J5
Lord-Pure
I
5
Compound
....
Em
tut
.
...
.
nc
irh
puueis,
aoz
,u
B.C.
fresh
first,
doz.
1
B.C.
fresh
extras,
doz.
5!
Local
new
laid,
doz
60
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I'M
AFRAOTQ
WAKE
DO
YOU
TAKE
AN
INTEREST
IN
THE
FASHIONS
OF
1931?
II7ITH
which,
we
make
bold
to
remind
The
Men
there
"
are
fashions
in
radios,
razors,
automobiles
and
fountain
pens
as
well
as
wearing
apparel.
Most
women
appreciate
the
authenticity
of
the
fashion
news
in
regard
tp
silhouettes,
coming
frills,
passing
fancies,
and'the
toloyful
detUils
of
the
mode'
to
be
found
it
daily
in
the?advertisements,
5'-.
.
Fashions
those
days
are
not
confirje(t"o
etches.
Automobiles,
intQrioQins
table
service,
vacations,
even
breakfasts
are
more
satisfying,
if,
to
use
the
word
of
the
thirties,
they
are
SMART.
Advertisements
are
continually
chronicling
the
fashions
that
are
smartest.
Advertisements
keep
you
informed
of
the
mode
in
merchandise
of
'all
kinds.
Advertisements
are
full
of
information
about
the
new
ideas
that
make
Canadian
life
what
it
is
today.
If
y6uiare
interested
in
better
living,
you
aro
bound,
to
find
theadvftiisements
worth
while
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Wheat,
No.
3
Alberta
2.25
No.
5,
Alberta,
2.10
Oats
2.55
Bran
-
...
221
Shorts
...:r.
225
Middlings
2.73
Barley
..
2.30
Laying
Mash
.....
3.60
Oyster
shell
2.10
Beef
scrap
45
Ground
oil
cake
4.5Q
Fine
oat
chops
..
2.65
Crushed
oats
..
2.63
Fine
barley
chop
2.40
Dried
fruits-Lemon
and
orange
peel
20
Black
cooking
figs,
Jb.
.15
unron
peej
.
jo
White
figs,
lb
15
Currants,
lb.
.
.20
ADules.
dried
...25
Peaches,
peeled
22
Apricots,
lb.
25
Prunes,
60-70,
lb.
Prunes,
30-40,
lb.
:::::
Prunes,
40-50,
lb.
Sugar-
Yellow.
100
lbs.
.
4.90
white.
....
100
lbs.
.
5.40
Brtter
No.
1
creamery,
lb."
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.42Vi
No'
2
CW.
3
lbs.
.
M5
Cheese
McLaren's
,
Cream,
Jars.
45c
and
,85
camembert,
8-03.
pkg,
.65
Ifrnft
t.lmherper-
lm
Ontario
solids
3Q
New
Zealand
soilas
20
Stilton,
lb.
;40
.45
Norwegian
'v..o
"
goat
.60
M.noleon
Llmbereer
.70
Roqueion
.80
Swift's
Brookfleld,
lb.
,45
Gorgonzola,
b.
.50
prookfleld
Swiss,
V.-lb.
pkg..
,30
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45!
Brookfleld
Canadian
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-lb.
pkg.
.-I
Golden
Loaf,
lb
.45
.Meats-,,
.
Ffml,
No.
I,
d
lb.
.
38j
and
.3$
Roasting
Chicken,
lb.
40
Broilers
.45
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade
55
Ham,
picnic,
first
grade
..
.30
Cottage
rolls,
lb
.35
Bacon,
side,
sliced,
best
grade
.55
Veal,
loin
.40
1
Pork
Shoulder
Pork,
dry
salt
i
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb.
35c
to
.50
Veal,
shoulder
.25
1
Pork,
loin
.....
40
Pork,
leg
M
Beef,
pot
roast
...32c
to
3f
'Beef,
boiling
15c
to
.15
Beef,
roast,
prime
rib
JO
Lamb,
shoulder
.33
Beef,
steak.
.fcSR5e
to.
JQ
Lamb,
lctfr.
uua
:lo
Lamb
chops
j.iU.ya.
-40
Mutton
shoulder
.
50
Fish
"
,
Smoked
kippers,
lb,
'
15
Saimon,
frozen,
lb,
.
Jx?..
23
Halibut,
frozen,
ib
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T0TRADE
WITH
FIJI
AUCKLAND,
an.,
Jan.
17:
The
;
decision
of
the
legislative
council
of
FIJI
to
seek
a
reciprocal
agreement
with
Canada
to
the
exclusion
of
Australia
and
New
Zealand
is
caus
ing
some
concern
In
New
Zealand.
Efforts
are
now
being
made
by
the
New
Zealand
government
to
come
to
an
understanding
with
its
tropical
neighbor.
Interest
in
FIJI
in
the
trade
position
between
Canada
and
Fiji
was
awakened
In
June
last
when
the
Canadian
Trade
Commissioner
in
New
Zealand,
M.
Croft,
whose
territory
also
Includes
FIJI,
paid
a
visit
to
Suva
and
addressed
business
men
and
planters
there
on
the
advantages
to
be
gained
by
Fiji
as
a
result
of
Increased
trade
with
Canada.
Last
year's
trade
returns
showed
that;
Fiji
purchased
from
Australia
goods
valued
at
543,963,
while
that
country
bought
frpm
FIJI
only
52,-
i
691.
The
position
with
New
Zealand
I
was
better,
Fijian
purchases
totalling
140,418
while
New
Zealand
,
toolt
goods
to
ihe
value
of
202,797.
I
But
while
Canada
bought
goods
to
the
value
of
546,489,
Fijian
purchases
totalled
only
84,822.
Australia,
whom
Fiji
treated
best,
treated
her
worst.
)
"How
long,"
asked
members
in
the
Fijian
legislature,
"was
Canada
going
to
be
content
to
buy
from
us
and
receive
comparatively
nothing
in
return.'.
In
lumber,
It
was
said,
preference
to
Canada
could
well
be
given.
In
order
to
rirotect
its
own
ban-
had
shut
out
these
commodities
from
Fill
bv
hieh
tariff
rates.
Sucar.
bananas
and
copra
are
Fiji's
chief'
exports
and
fears
were
expressed
In
!
the
council
that
a
heavy
blow
to
the
I
colony's
sugar
Industry
would
re
sult
If
Canada,
tiring
of
such
a
"hit
and
miss'
trading
policy
were
toi
establish
a
definite
preference
system
with
the
West
Indies..
In
supporting
the
motion
Sir
Maynard
Hedstrom
considered
that
greater
preference
should
be
given
Canada
for
her
salmon
as
most
of
:
the
Fijian
supplies
came
from
there.
1
Canada,
he
thought,
would
not
be
so
keen
to
tax
raw
products,
but
might
give
them
preference
on
copra,
otner
memoers
spoKe
in
suDDort
of
the
motion
and
even-
tually
It
was
decided
to
appoint
a
committee
to
go
Into
the
matter
of
L9otd
on
Wbu
Moow
Moqntain
on
8outh
Wff,t
,d
of
W1
TWtu
ArM
conpludine
concluding
a
a
customs
customs
larui
tariff
01
of
re-!
re
,
TtjJ
NOTJOT
th(kt
nkUtk!,
Eg,
Clprocal
tariff
with
some
part
ofrton
of
Twttoa
taa
mu
ot
otto
the
Empire,
preferably
Canada.
;
,
MerchanU
In
Auckland,
the
city
that
fleures
most
nromlnently
ln.u
the
HJlan
trade,
are
inellned
to
view
the
latest
development
with
some
concern.
When
the
matter
j
was
brought
before
the
attention
!
of
the
Auckland
Chamber
of
Com
merce
the
president
Immediately
1
called
a
meeting
of
his
executive.
which
promptly
referred
the
mat-:
ter
to
the
department
of
trade
and
Industry
for
a
report.
j
Government
officers
replied
that'
negotiations
are
now
being
entfcred
Tb
JSea
of
xtm
CtrporstKm
of
into
with
FIJI
with
a
view
to
fur-!
th
city
of
Prince
Rupert
intend
to
ther
Jg
trade
relation
between
the
.&ml
two
countries.
I
from
CddtM
Street
to
the
end
of
the
In
FIJI
however,
popular
opinion
y,
ln
Meciymont
iwk,
m
JH
'
r
r
.
looeJ
Improvement,
and
Intends
to
favors
Canada
as
a
more
desirable
,
.pecuuy
ww
the
ooet
upon
tb
land
source
of
trade.
As
was
pointed
out
buttin
directly
on
the
work.
ecept
ln.the
discussion
ln
the
legUlative
I
rgTtJJ&f
U
"
council,
New
Zealand
was
a
small
1
3.
The
eaumated
ooit
of
ttoe
work
li
Dominion
and
could
take
only
two-
flKfiUS'ffi
thirds
of
FUiS
sugar
production
j
mated
annual
special
rat
per
foot
and
only
one-third
of
Its
bananas.
2Si2!.
t
J?JSrLJ,?
XtL
"Ifwe
aretehave.atradeagrM-
ffiSU!
ment
let
us
have
one
with
a
Do-
3.
Penon
(teaunng
to
petition
ainai
ul
'e
work
Ut
do
ao
on
mlnlnn
that
nonlrl
take
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Palmistry
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White
House
225
Second
Ave.
Telephone
767
Silversides
Bros.
Third
Ave.
Phone
22
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artist
in
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branches
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culture
211
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Phone
Blue
561
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