!
PAOE
SIX
ei.u
'.,
THERE
IS
NOTHING
LIKE
THE
GENUINE
When
you
buy
Congoleum
Cold
Seal
Hugs
you
are
buving
the
World's
greatest
value
in
furnishing,
eje-cially
at
to-day's
low
price
level
maintained
despite
the
general
upward
trend.
That
is
why
thrifty
women
are
making
a
thorough
job
of
floor
renovation
thl
Fall.
They
are
replacing
NEAIt-WOUN
as
well
us
worn
out
floor
coveriii
g
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t
h
gen
uin
e,
NUBIAN"
i
ceo.
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1
I
eaxy.to-clean
Congoletim,
guaranteed
to
their
lasting
satisfaction
by
the
famous
Gold
Seal
trade
mark.
Congoleum
design
and
colorings
arc
lovelier
than
ever.
See
them;
and
you
will
realize
it
is
at
once
a
pleaure
and
a
real
economy
to
buy
NOW
for
the
whole
house.
Hut
take
one
precaution.
Look
for
the
Gold
Seal
and
avoid
dUapjtointlng
substitutes.
C
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O
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D
Shelves
Piled
High
with
.
.
.
New
Leckie
Shoes
Our
shelves
arc
piled
high
with
a
new
shipment
of
Lcckic
Shoes
which
were
purchased
months
ago
at
the
low
rate
for
large
quantities
then
prevailing
and
arrived
only
this
week.
They
arc
Seasonable
Boots
and
Shoes
For
Men,
Fine
and
Heavy
Footwear
For
Women
Misses
and
Boys
All
these
arc
being
priced
to
give
us
only
a
small
margin
of
profit.
Our
custom
ers
get
llic
benefit
of
our
good
buying.
Owing
to
the
popularity
of
the
ICckic
product
the
factory
has
been
increased
in
size
in
order
to
meet
the
steadily
growing
demand.
Prince
Rupert
is
one
of
the
markets
for
the
Leckic
Shoes
and
will
continue
to
be
as
long
as
the
present
high
standard
continues.
Let
us
show
you.
f
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CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Third
Avenue
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Thursday,
October
1
COLEUM
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to
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in
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COLD
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H
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A
L
A.
E
Verner
arrived
in
the
eit
'on
the
Prince
George
yesierday
i
from
Vancouver
and
proceeded
on
the
train
later
in
the
day
to
Houston
on
business
In
connection
with
mining
Interest
in
that
area.
Week-End
Specials
Supreme
Dated
Collee
QQp
dl
With
coupon.
1-lb.
pkg.
each
coupon
has
a
value
of
4c
Crest
wood
Creamery
"iMitter
79
3-lb.
hi
irk
I
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California
Seedless
Ratstns
OP,,
2
lbs.
.
Ol'
Alberta
Fresh
Kggs
:
65C
Ubby's
Aprlcots-31
OQ
oer
tin
Nabob
Sweet
Peas-jT
4
4Qn
per
tin
J,
XOKj
Nalley
s
lure
Honey
O
9
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prr
Jar
.
Nabob
Red
Pima
Jam
AtZn
4-ib.
tin
J
10L
Fry
Cocoa
OC
,-lb.
tin
AUU
Eagle
Lobster
's
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nn
per
Un
Wild
Rose
Pastry
Pisar
10-lb.
sack
101
8wllfs
Bacon-Slleiri
lOn
1-lb.
pkg.
"'
XOl
Heine
Catchup
an
larae
boHles
.
,.
.
SwKfs
Pure
Lard
IKn
1-lb.
Dka.
XOL
Hrinst
Chill
Sauce
OQn
perbntle
i5uL
Valencia
Oranges
-
QlZn
Alberta
Market
fifth
Street
Phone
208
BOOK
ABOUT
Q.
C.
ISLANDS
LiLurlinc
Mayol's
"The
HI
Canoe"
Wins
Honor
From
Lilerary
Guild
SEATTLE.
Oct.
19:
Lurllne
Bowles
Mayor
(Mrs.
Prank
E.)
hu
come
back
to
Seattle
from
a
summer
spent
in
New
York
City
and
In
New
England,
with
the
newt
that
the
book
the
took
east
to
her
pub-listen.
'The
Big
Canoe."
1
the
Junior
Literary
Guild's
choice
for
the
children's
book
of
the
month
for
September.
This
la
the
book
about
the
Hslda
Indians,
who
built
their
fine
ptfcttk
houses
and
their
tall
totem
and
memorial
poles
lining
the
streets
of
their
villages,
over
a
hundred
years
ago
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
True
Vikings
of
the
Pacific
were
these
fearless
sea
raiders
who
roamed
far
north
and
south
m
their
big,
graceful
canoes,
pillaging
the
mainland
villages
and
carrying
booty
and
captives
back
to
their
remote
islands.
Twenty-five
years
ago.
Mrs.
Ma
ya!
was
teaching
school
near
the
Indian
reservations
at
La
Conner,
having
come
here
from
her
home
in
New
Hampshire
because
she
wan
ted
to
know
more
about
Indians.
Later
she
spent
a
summer
in
Northern
British
Columbia
where
she
saw
Maids
Indians,
different
from
any
other
Indiana
in
their
mode
of
living,
their
tack
of
tepees,
peace-
ones
and
feather
head-gliding
by
in
their
big
ean-
eea.
There
she
waa
told
of
the
villages
on
the
Qoeen
Charlotte
Islands
and
then
It
was
she
fteerved
the
inaptrstion
for
the
book
just
Crubes
Amonc
(viands
I
On
her
return
from
New
York
tn
Angus.
Mrs
Mayoi
went
froaa
Montreal
to
prince
Rupert
where
she
boarded
a
boat
cralstng
among
the
islands.
And
then
she
visited
tor
the
first
time,
the
scenes
ef
the
Indian
vfOaajes
about
which
she
had
written.
The
old
vtuaaes
were
gone,
only
great
totem
poles
reared
thetr
groteasau
tops
out
of
the
trees
that
had
grown
op
around
them
...
the
fine
plank
houses
ware
no
more,
they
had
deteriorated.
Bat
others,
newer
villages
had
prune;
up.
wealthy
Italdas
who
have
asade
their
money
in
these
modem
times
not
by
plunder
but
by
the
hmibcr
industry.
Indians
driving
expensive
motors,
whose
wives
waar
beeuUful
clothes.
And
as
the
boat
cruised
in
and
out
of
the
Islands,
each
looking
like
a
small
mountain
nastf.
with
moose
and
bear
coming
down
out
of
the
wilds
to
the
water,
Mrs.
Mayoi
learned
other
legends
of
these
people,
for
more
books
for
children.
Motif
of
Article
Mrs.
Mayol's
book
farms
the
motif
for
"Young
Whigs."
a
monthly
magasine
published
by
the
Junior
Literary
Ouild.
with
the
cover
deign
of
her
book
reproduced
on
the
overs
of
the
magaahw
bsfide
an
Indian
poem
by
Constance
Lindsay
Bkinner.
a
review
of
her
visits
In
Indian
villsgea
by
Mrs.
Mayoi
and
her
'dure,
and
a
short
article
by
the
illustrator
of
her
book.
W.
Lang-don
Klhn
St.
Peter's
Tea
And
Sale
is
On
Affair
Heinr
Held
This
Aflrrnixin
At
Home
of
.Mrs.
J.
0.
Allen.
Filth
Avenue
tVet
The
home
of
Mrs.
J.
D.
Alien.
Fifth
Avenue
West,
rooms
of
whicl.
'iave
been
attractively
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
marigold
n
nd
autumn
foliage.
Is
the
scene
this
afternoon
of
a
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
and
needlework
by
'he
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church.
Mrs.
AUen
and
Mrs.
P.
W.
Stamp-Vincent
are
Joint
hostesses
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Kel-
sey.
president
of
the
St.
Peter'.
Woman's
Auxiliary.
Is
aasUtiiu
in
receiving.
In
the
tea
room
Mrs.
W
it
Ooodaell
art
Mrs.
II.
U.
Eastmin
are
pouring
while
servleiurs
are
Mrs.
A.
H.
Hlll-Tout.
Mrs.
Harold
Ponder
and
Miss
Violet
Stamp-Vincent
Mrs
A.
Freebourg
is
actinic
a
cashier.
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tattelial,
sr.,
Is
in
charge
of
the
home
cooking
table
and
Mrs.
w.
O.
Vigar.
the
sale
of
iveediework.
Ernest
Diekman.
fuel
inspector
for
the
Canadian
NaUonal
Railways
here,
returned
to
the
rlty
on
'In-
Prince
George
yesterdny
from
a
mp
io
Vancouver
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