PAliE
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Ptsblkhed
Annette
Quits
and
You
Save!
And
I'm
Going
to
Sell
the
Stock
Clean
Out!
A.
W,
MacArthur
They
arc
coming,
buying
and
going
a.
way
fully
satisfied.
Every
Dress,
every
pair
of
Ladies'
Shoes,
every
pair
of
Silk
Hose,
without
reserve,
In
fact
there
is
no
ur
and
or
"But."
LOOK!
LADIES!
LOOK!
I
Will
Sell
200
Pairs
Pure
Silk
Hose
In
all
the
much
wanted
colors
and
all
the
sizes.
While
they
last
3
Pairs
For
$1.19
MacArthur
Act
and
Heed,
It's
your
one
big
chance
to
get
snappy
clothes
and
shoes
at
never
to
be
forgotten
prices.
DAILY
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PKLNCK
RUPERT
-
BR1T1SU
COLUMBIA
$2.50
SILK
HOSE
Wednesday,
9
a,m,
Free!
Free!
Free!
Just
to
make
the
opening
snappy,
to
the
first
10
customers
making
any
value
purchase,
I
will
give
a
pair
of
fine
$2.50
chiffon
or
service
weight
silk
hose.
A.
W.
MacArthur,
Closing
out
Annette's
stock
Ejy
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
'
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenu-
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F.
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Tuesday,
August
18,
1931
WHY
'CENTRAL
IHUTISH
COLUMWA?
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
August
8
Saturday
we
packed
the
store
with
eager
buyers.
We
arc
going
to
do
it
qgajn
Wednesday
aqd
Thursday.:
MacArthur.
IT'S
A
CLOSE
OUT!
CLEAN
OCT?
SELL
QUT
AND
QUIT!
XiW
JjTil
I
Wednesday
Morning
I
I
50
pairs
only.
$7.00
&
$8,00
I
I
Ladies'
Shoes
go
at
$1.98
I
I
All
Hinds
of
leathers.
All
Hinds
of
lasts
and
I
I
a
full
assortment
of
sizes.
I
I
Just
while
they
last
$1.98
pair
I
perhaps,
as
a
few
years
ago,
but
still
eating
three
meals
;
a
day
and
having
a
little
money
left
for
gasoline,
i
There
were
indications
in
different
parts
of
the
coun-Itry
that
people
were
still
clearing
land
and
extending
their
!
farming
operations,
Also
new
people
were
coming
in
or
oiu
time
residents
returning,
nnuing
mat
me
on
tne
tarm
was
better
in
the
long
run
than
a
precarious
life
in
the
cities.
Many
of
the
farmers
of
the
interior
raise
practically
all
they
need
op
their
farms.
They
buy
very
little
just
now
for
they
have
not
very
niuch
to
spend
but
they
have
meat
and
bread
and
butter,
vegetables-
and
fruit
in
abundance.
!
Eggs
are
so
plentiful
that
in
at
least
one
case
they
were
!
being
fed
to
the
pigs.
The
problem
of
a
market
is
a
very
important
one
just
now.
T.
T.
ONLY
TWO
MARKETS
'
There
are
at
present
only
two
important
markets
for
the
people
of
Central
British
Columbia
and
these
are
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George.
Prince
Rupert
takes
a
good
deal
of
the
milk
and
cream
and
much'
of
the
poultry
I
ana
eggs
ana
meat,
rrince
ueorge
Mas
a
good
deal
pi
farm
'development
in
its
immediate
district
and
the
farmers
there
supply
a.
good
deal
of
the
need,
but
in
spite
of
that
a
(great
deal
of
farm
produce
is
imported
although
in
a
loa
fer
degree
tnan
to
-Prince
Kupert.
People
of
the
interior
recognize
the
importance
of
the
t
wo
markets
and
are,
speaking
very
generally,
anxious
to
improve
their
relations.
The
great
difficulty
is
the
cost
of
transportation
over
such
long
distances.
Another
difficulty
generally
recognized
is
the
lack
of
uniformity
in
mar-
kptlt.fr
lnrcrplv
trip
VPSltH
nf
Innlr
nf
niinnMfir
nvnlnilinn
hy
should
a
person
live
in
Central
British
Columbia?
Farmers
and
others
are
apt
to
neglect
the
necessary
pack-was
asked'
of
the
Daily
News
managing
editor
recently
in
ing,
grading
and
other
details
of
placing
their
produce
on
the
course
of
hia
ramblmgs
through
tha.t
part
of
the
conn-the
city
market.
Much
education
is
necessary.
There
has
try.
The
answer
is
that
few
other
parts
have
the
advan-.to
be
an
improvement
in
the
way
in
which
the
farmer
tages
that
Central
British
Columbia
possesses.
In
very
treats
the
city
merchant
and
in
which
the
city
merchant
few
places
are
the
people
better
off
and
in
none
are
they
treats
the
farmer.
Both
probably
are
at
fault.
However,
happier.
Th
whole
recion
is
a
wonderful
nark,
rlntlnrl
,
.
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w
wvw.
V
J
O
Mailt
11
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P
and
there
with
group?
of
faws
and
here
and
there
a
ljttle
feeling
towards
Prince
Rupert
seems
to
be
everywhere
of
town
or
vinage.
The
land
is
for
the
most
part
fertile,
the
the
best.
All
would
like
to
see
prince
Rupert
succeed
for
it
niv
lumii
win
inwa
uhi
inuujiuuits
uru
i
wuuhi
uicuii
i
Mai,
uiv
wnoie
interior
would
also
succeed.
,
auP?V1
teyand
compare
tnd
the
hills
are
full
of
miner-1
The
need,
of
the
highway
was
emphasized
everywhere
as
,
:
,
"
w"
w
l",c
ojfovciu
ui
uue
jutma
m
umhkiuu
uuuui
uoser
co-operation
uetween
,
,
highways
and
byways
providing
transportation
for
all
the
.
interior
points
and
the
coast.
piiupie.
Visits
Were
made
to
Prince
George,
Smithers,
Vander-hoof,
Burns
Lake,
Hazeltan,
Francois
and
Ootsa
Lakes,
Fort
St.
James,
Summit
Lake
and
many
other
points
of
interest
and
everywhere
people
were
enjoying
life,
driving
their
own
cars,
talking
hard
times,
basking
in
the
sunshine
and
living
on
the
fat
of
the
land,
not
quite
so
fat,
It
is
quite
possible
that
the
present
hard
times
are
good
for
us.
We
had
got
rather
out
of
hand
in
uur
expenditures
and
in
our
methods
of
living
and
the
chastisement
of
the
financial
slump
brings
us
back
to
earth
once
more
and
enables
us
to
take
stock
of
our
resources
of
mind,
muscle
and
material
wealth.
Annette
-
QUITS
THE
MARKET
Ladies'
Knitted
Suits.
All
new
stock
for
Vancouver's
fine
trade
brought
hert
for
Ckxc
Out
and
grouped
Into
three
IqU.
Assorted,
colon
and
including
the
new
Pebble
Knitt.
And
aU
tees,
Closo
Out
Prices,
Per
Suit
$4.75,
5.75,
12.75
Market
price
current
today
are
as
follows:
B.
C.
New
Potatoes,
15
lbs
.25
aack
i.4i
B.
O.
Beets,
bunch,
2
lor
5
Parsiey,
buncji
Id
B.
C.
Celery,
head.
15c
and
is
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb.
03
Spinach,
B.
C,
lb
IQ
Joarlls,
imported,
per
lb
.40
Parsnips,
2
bunches.
.15
Green
Beans,
lb
in
Cabbage,
green
o
Onions.
4
lbs
.25
B.C.
head
lettuce,
head
in
Victoria
hothouse
tomatoes,
lh
2n
I
Field
Tomatoes,
lb
15
ureen
Peas,
lb
iq
Rhubarb,
outdoor,
lb.
X5.
Bunch
Turnips,
2
bunches
...
15
8.
C.
Cauliflower,
hd
20c
and
.25
B.
C.
Bunch
Carrots
ns
Victoria
hothouse
cucumbers
each
j.
15
lllothouse
Curiimhcra
nnrh
in
'Hothouse
Squash,
lb,
15
uroad
Beans,
lb
.05
Green
Onion.
3
bunches
10
Radishes,
3
bunches
ij
Apples
r
green
Cooklne
Apple.
4
lbs.
..
.25
California
Gravenstclns
dd?u
QOc
to
J.00
Frulu
Valencia
Qrangea
20c
to
Lemons.
SunkisL
.Ini
!caiifo.rnla
arapefrult
....7l$o
to
j
Bananas.
Ib.
.
Calif.
KpedlMa
nraniu
lh
.TO
.40
.10
.15
25
uai.
Malaga,
arapaa.
lb
25
j
Local
Raspberries,
2
bqxes
.25
iQantcJyupe,
Ca.,
5q
ta
2$
j
Terrace
cooking
Cherries,
lb.
..
,15
I
Plums,
lo.
15
Pears,
baket
.8Q
vji.
rears,
ooz.
oc
10
Elberta,
Poaches,
do.
40o
to
50
Casaba
MHrint
lh
1..
Watenneloni,
lb
'fu
Jtoney
uew
McJojjs,
each,
30c
to
,4Q
uneu
nuiu-Exuapfed
honey,
per
Jar
,...
25
Oorn
honey
.
....!..!....,
IT
M
Uatej.
bulk,
lb.
L:
.12
Raklnn
hulk
lh
u
Lemon
and
orange
peel
JO
RIark
pnnklno
flu.
lh
1.
Currants,
lb
,15
'Htron
peel
J5
White
figs,
lb
.
jo
Apples,
dried
peaches,
peeled
.
Apricots,
lb
Prunes,
60-70,
lb
Prunes,
30-40.
lb
Prunes,
40-50.
Ib
Meats-r
Fqwl.
No.
I,
lb.
.
.
Roasting
QhlCken.
lb,
...
Broilers
'
'
.
Hm.
sliced.
4lrst!fre
Ham,
picnic
first
grade'
Cottage
rolls,
lb
Bacon,
side,
sliced,
best
grade
Pork,
shoulder
Pork,
loin
pprk,
4nttfft
77..:-
Pork,
leg
...
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb.
35c
to
Veal,
shoulder
Veal,
loin,
Turkey
Beef,
pot
roast
18c
to
Beef,
boiling
ioc
to
Beef,
roat,
prime
rib
25c
and
Lamb,
shoulder
i-iii-j
Positive
and
you
get
the
Close
Out
Bargains.
-
-
MacArthur
20
3.0
.20
.
.10
,
.15
12
JS
.45
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9
Si
32
iQ
22
J5
20
Jp
.50
io
M
M
20
.14
20
2i
ALL
DRESSES
prirer
him
u
rv(
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i
r
qain,
CV.no!
Annette
Quits.
MacArthur.
Ladies'
Coats
50
Gorgeously
Fur
Trimmed
Coats.
Also
Chinchilla
and
Came!
Hair?.
At
prices
that
will
positively
close
them
out
in
quick
sticks.
See
these
the
opening
hour
if
you
want
a
real
coat
at
a
smashing
close
out
price.
Because
OUT
THEY
GO.
PRICES
DO.VT
COUNT
MacArthur.
A.
W.
MacARTHUR
Closing
Out
A
-VllllLLCd
n
n
Aft
elusive
LADIES'
WEAR
AND
SHOES
:
niiiBin
mhii
a
I
Beef,
steak
30t
'
Lamb,
leg
Lamb,
chops
3,
t'
Mutton,
shoulder
run
Smokra
kippers,
lb.
Salmon,
fresh,
lb
Halibut,
freh.
ib
,
Eggs
B.
o.
fresh
pullet
doz
B.
C.
freh
firsts,
doz.
B
C
froth
extras,
doz.
Local,
new
laid
Butter
Paper
cartooned,
lb.
Nj.
1
Creamery,
3
lbs.
Flpur
Flour,
491s,
N&.
I
hard
wln
i-
Pastry
Flour
10
lbs.
Sugar.
fellow,
100
lbs
White.
100
lbs.
Lard-Pure
Compound
Fed
Wheat,
No.
3
Alberta
St
Colonel
J
.
Innes
T
'AS
DtpAtfy
MtnUter
of
Natural
Resources
for
Nora
SeoUs,
Col-onel
Innei
i
EiTlng
to
the
World's
Crsln
Exhibitloa
and
Conference
hol-htrttd
support,
He
wa
born
at
Coldbrook,
N.S.
and
eduested
at
McGill
University'
Mcurinj
fnm
that
Institution
a
B.S.A.
degree..
For
tome
year,
fc.
w"
wr
of
a
fertlliier
organl.
Mtlon
of
Toronto,
md
in
101S
director
of
th
Soldier
Ltnd
Settle,
rnunt
schema
of
Ontario.
For
eight
years
Colonel
Innti
'
was
director
of
afrlfBltve,
Domln-ion
Land
Settlement
Branch,
II
was
appointed
to
hit
pr.tent
poil.
t
on.
Demitv
Mini.t.
.
vt.;
.
Retource.
for
Nv,
Scotia,
about
fm
(BjrGee)
.
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and
Jft
SffrStS;
y""-
velopment
Atto.,.-
V
Um
,n
ValU.v
r
It
vlcehalrmtn
of
v
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Annapolis
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