77mes
are
Reg.
$5.30:
Special
$3.95
Every
pair
of
Leckie
Boots
Guaranteed
WOMEN'S
CLOTH
ZIPPERS
Black
or
Brown
CJ-fl
Q
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price
.
V1''
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CASH
&
CARRY
SHOP
SPECIALS
Sliced
Halibut,
per
lb
10
FllleU
of
Halibut,
per
lb
lie
Fresh
Filleted
Sole,
per
lb
lOc
Fresh
Filleted
Red
Cod,
per
lb.
10c
Flounders,
Brille
&
Sole,
3
lbs,
25c
Red
Spring
Salmon
15c
Second
Street
Phone
851
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Delivery
Shoe
Repairing
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your
shoes
to
the
;
Shu-Craft
We
rebuild
them
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Milk
and
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Daily
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COAL!
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Famous
Edson.
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
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a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat
Oat
and
Barley.
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Rupert
Feed
Co.
58
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558
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A
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K.
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Shine
s
Parlor
SIXTH
STREET
up-to-date
shoe
shine
parlors
In
Northern
B.C.
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and
Genii
Price,
15c
Hard
ARCH
SUPPORT
SHOES
FOR
WOMEN
Built
with
cushion
soles,
call
and
see
our
styles
Z.
$2-95
All
sizes
in
the
group
BOYS'
BLACK
SCHOOL
BOOTS
Stoes
1-54.
Panco
soles
Reg.
$2
95
C1
Vl.OO
Special
.
MEN'S
FELT
SLirPEUS
Leather
soles,
bought
from
Leckie
Reg.
$10
7Qp
1
i7V
Special
B
&
K
Pastry
Flour
7-lb.
sack
Malkin's
Best
APRICOTS
2's,
per
tin
19c
Sago
or
Tapioca
4
lbs.
19c
Malkin's
Best
TOMATOES
larse
size
13c
Royal
City
TOMATO
SOUP
tin
Egga-
8cott's
Fresh
Extras
in
cartons,
per
doz
Royal
Crown
Soap
6
bars
Malkin's
Best
Navel
Oranges
Family
size
v
u.
......
Lemons
Medium
size
per
doz.
Alberta
Market
Fifth
Street
rune
tMTS
THE
we
Know
BUT
our
Prices
are
Cut
to
beat
the
times
HERE
ARE
A
FEW
OF
OUJt
SPECIALS
LECK1E
SCHOOL
BOOTS
Every
pair
solid
leather
thru-oUt.
Reg.
$3.95
CO
Stees
I-5I2;
Special
LECKIE
WOKK
BOOTS
Oil
tanned
uppers,
solid
leather
waterproof
soles
28c
LOGANBERRIES
2's.
per
tin
14c
Brookfield's
Cream
Cheese,
lb.
25c
.
23c
19c
MEN'S
DRESS
OXFORDS
Bought
from
Leckie.
genuine
calf
uppers,
solid
leather
sole
s
Reg.
$5.95
QQ
QC
Special
OO.D
MEN'S
DRESS
BOOTS
Black
I
9c
I
28C
wr
i?T-ef-
1
calf
uppers
with
stout
leather
soles.
Reg.
$4.95
Special
'asOESSS?
Father
Wolfe
ifWeek-
End
Specials
Five
Roses
Flour
24-lb.
sack
Nabob
Coffee
1-lb.
tin
Braid's
Blue
Label
Teal-lb.
pkg.
68c
;
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THE
TOILER"
i
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prw;uto
MO,
I
W.S
sruX
OP
Ml
MB
ovea
THB
'PHOWE
THAT
I
AA.
KfJCSA9Cr
TTl
Turn
MntT
vajok'LO
-
"
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$3.25
MISSES'
PATENT
Strap
SHOES
-Sizes
11-2.
Reg.
CI
9
$1.99:
Special
Before
buying;
come
and
see
us
Great
assortment
of
Goodrich
Rubber
Footwear
for
Men,
Boys,
Ladies
and
Children
at
greatly
reduced
prices.
We
guarantee
ou
shoes
35
cheaper
than
elsewhere
In
town.
City
scrip
accepted.
yfiiinrv'"i"
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Tells
of
Journey
Is
Enjoying
Sunthine
of
Southern
Africa
Especially
After
Damp
Of
Europe
40c!
I
Father
Charles
Wolfe,
who
for
Q
ftp
nearly
twenty
years
ministered
to
the
adherents
of
the
Roman
Catho-
Swifts
Back
Bacon
lteed
-j
Cp
lie
Church
In
this
part
of
the
pro-
per
lb
Ayrshire
Bacon
Sliced
per
lb.
12c
vlnce,
has
written
to
Rev.
Father
E
AUard.
He
has
arrived
in
his
new
field
in
Africa
and
gives
his
first
impressions
to
his
clerical
comrade.
"I
left
Southampton,
England.
November
4
find
arrived
at
Durban
on
November
17,
having
made
only
four
tops:
Madeira.
Capetown,
which
lokUHe
Vancouver,
Pott
Elizabeth
and
tgst
London.
!
"Thewhole
time
I
was
ht
Kurbpe
the.
weatti-r
was
rather
damp
and
cold
which
was
not
so
very
good
for
my
bronchitis.
But
as
soon
as
we
arrived
on
the
coast
of
Africa
I
felt
the
change
for
the
better.
It
was
so
nice
and
warm.
From
then
on
we
had
sunshine
every
day,
hotter
end
hotter,
but
the
sea
breete
helped
along.
I
changed
lrom
black
to
white
suit
and
looked
a
regular
'hot
guy.
"The
town
of
Durban
is
veiy
English,
very
clean
and
a
busy
seaport
The
Zulus
do
most
of
the
manual
work.
You
meet
them
on
the
street,
no
hat
on.
no
shoes
on,
and
pretty
near
nothing
between.
Never
knew
there
was
so
much
difference
between
real
black
and
white!
"I
am
not
definitely
located
yet
After
my
arrival
I
was
allowed
a
few
days'
rest.
Not
being
accustomed
to
the
heat
I
felt
so
sleepy
to
start
with.
But
otherwise
I
am
feeling
fine,
no
more
bronchitis
trouble.
"December.
January.
February
and
the
first
part
of
March
are
the
hottest
months
of
the
year.
After
that
the
winter
Is
but
the
name
only.
There
Is
hardly
any
twilight,
it
is
dark
Inside
of
half
-an-hour
South
Africa
Is
not
Canada,
for
here
they
are
not
so
far
ahead
In
many
ways.
They
have
hard
times
too.
Give
my
best
wishes
to
all
my
friends.
I
shall
never
forget
Canada
j
Phnne
20
and
especially
British
Columbia.
A
Dart
of
mv
heart
shall
always
h
ESS
I
there."
Fancy
Dress
at
Cathedral
Hall
Anslican
Young
Peopie
Have
Enjoyable
Time
The
Anglican
Youiir
People
held
SLEEPLESSNESS
INDIGESTION
lM
4'fowM
milk
t
ol
Dr.
CHASE'S
OP
IT.
MAC
kWljtf
AMO
CJET
vtW
Wr
89c
COMBINATION
SPECIALS
NUMBER
ONE
1
pi.
Ramsay
Soda
Biscuits
1
lb.
Butter
1
pkg.
Cream
of
Barley
1
pkg.
Mmgtat
Prunes.
3's
bar
OoWfe
9oap
It
M
'
NUMBER
TWO
1
tin
Chfckjpi
Haddles
1
jar
Pigs
FeeU-
1
bottle
Heins
Tomato
Juice
1
tin
Pimentos
NUMBER
FOUR
1
lb.
Machine
Sliced
Bacon
1
doz
Fresh
Eggs
1
lb.
Economy
Tea
12
lbs.
Turnips
317-19
Third
P.O.
Box
55
,
89c
1
tin
mtehewda
gQ
NUMBER
THREE
S
tins
Brunswick
Sardines
2
tins
Milk
1
pkg.
Cream
of
Barley
2
tins
Solvene
Shredded
Soap
2
lbs.
Sultana
Raisins
all
for
89c
1
lb.
Rhubarb
89
C
SBSS
lUt
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
We
deliver
all
orders,
$2
or
over
Avenue
West
Phone
18
Dr.
-luring
that
"a
mad
mi-sdlrec-'
.on
or
the
last
quarter
of
a
ccn-ury
had
built
up
a
phychology
of
separatism
In
human
society
creat-ui'j
a
serious
modern
social
and
economic
problems,
Dr.
Dobson,
Vnj
i.d
Church
secretary
of
social
;er,
i
:c
and
evangelism,
addressed
it
:
prcsenumve
public
gathering
u
last
night's
meeting
of
the
P::ai'f
Rupert
Presbytery.
He
Te-.
ivi-d
n
a
masterly
way
the
many
nmmic
iKsurs
confronting
hu-iu
.
n
.society
ux..iy.
traced
'.heir
dc-..lupment.
and
stated
what
mus!
intviubly
be
the
Christian
attitude.
Dr
Dobson
sgld.
"we
have
to
gei
back
to
unities;
away
from
the!
clashes
of
individuals
unci
uroup-
-
business
had
to
be
rt-adjusted
to
save
man.
Institutions
of
human
society
adapted
not
smashed.
Hc
declared
'Christ
had
the
leifa
to!
recovery
That
institutions,
.roups
and
individuals
are
lapidly
nmlng
a
fancy
dress
party
111
the
Church
to
realize
that.
Hall
last
night
About
sixty
young'
Dr
Dobson
was
warmly
welcom-people
were
in
attendance
and;!
and
thanked
for
hU
counsel
dancing
was
enjoyed
until
shortly
guidance
A
much
appreciated
after
midnight
There
were
many
I
musical
number
was
given
by
a
picturesque
and
original
costumes,
quartette
consisting
of
Mrs
Lame
Miss
Margaret
McLeod
taking
the
Mrs
Milli
r
Mr
Wilson
and
Dr
first
prise
for
the
girls
and
B.
Irvine
Urge,
who
sany
-Com-
Unto
Me
for
the
boys.
Delicious
refreshments
-
--
-
-
were
served
at
11
o'clock.
President
Orme
Stewart
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies.
S.
Dalby
was
in
charge
of
the
program
and
Miss
A
Ollchrist
and
Miss
J.
Cross
were
in
charge
of
the
refreshments
WEEK-END
FOOD
VALUES
BUTTER
Alberta
Creamery
OCn
per
lb.
UHEEN
BEANS
Royal
City
-f
Auv
Cp
cut.
per
tin
TOMATOES
Aylmer
No
2
tins.
tall,
per
tin
BACON
Swift's
Cello-wrapt,
per
lb.
.
BOOS
Solly
s
Bxtrai
per
dos.
Every
Egg
guaranteed
3
dos.
SWIFT'S
LARD
per
1-lb.
pkg.
PORK
8AU8AOE
8wtft's
Pure,
per
lb.
EMPRESS
BAKINO
POWDER
-
r"
20c
70c
SUNLIOHT
SOAP-
per
ctn.
PRtilT
SALAD
Libby
s
QtZf
Fancy
pack,
targe
24
tin
OOK
WAXED
LUNCH
ROLLS
-Snow-
flake,
100
feet
to
roll
9n
per
roil
SWANSOOWN
CAKE
Qfln
FLOUR,
per
pkg.
""
ROWNTRBeTS
COCOA-per
4-lb.
tin
lie
18c
30c
89c
10c
20c
21c
25c
PR
88
3
Chocolate
Bars
with
each
tin.
WAFFLE
SYRUP
per
quart
tin
PANCAKE
FLOUR-
Aunt
Jemima,
per
pkg.
HALL'S
CHICKEN
-
per
7
-os.
tin
RID
ARROW
SODAS
per
pkg.
42c
17c
35c
20c
1
-
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Long
or
cut.
le-as.
pkga
Pt
MILD
CANADIAN
CHEESE
per
lb.
CRAB
MEAT
Ensign
per
tin
OKANAOAN
ONIONS-
8
lbs.
UPRIVER
TURNIPS
New
shipment
not
woody
10
lbs
Splendor
plendor
15c
18c
22c
16c
22c
Watts'
Grocery
;
PHONE
55
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tvim
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A
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TONIGHT
IS
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TINTS
The
modern
vogue
demands
color
With
Al.ibuxt.i.'
pleasing
effects
can
be
achieved
Twenty
shades
to
choose
from
75
cents
for
5-lb.
pkg.
for
sale
by
-
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Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
WE
WANT
FURS
We
mutt
hate
(bem
tot
we
have
u(emrr
for
thn
i
iv
are
willing
to
pay
rath.
We
hue
been
in
the
bu.lneM
here
for
manv
nr
anil
!
a
reputation
for
fair
dealing-
Bring
our
calche
to
us
dr-t.
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will
never
regrrt
it
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The
Old
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Dealer
in
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PRICES
KKK
Coals,
per
Ion
$11.00
&
Ml.S)
(Not
Nut
Col)
Lump
Coal,
per
ton
Loose
Coal,
$1.00
per
ton
less
All
Coals
arc
in
a
dry
shed.
Don't
buy
water,
buy
coal
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which
made
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COD
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