faoi
roim
Horrockse
Flannelette
Splendid,
qualtty.
QQ
Fancy
Jacquard
Tow
els
In
yellow,
pink
fl4
A
A
or
blue.
45x22.
2
for
3XUU
PHONES
18
and
81
POTATOES
Na
as
River.
Per
sack
SYRUP-
Karo.
5-lb.
tin
Hosi
IIAK
SILVER
I
SWEET
CORN-Aylmer.
2
tins
DEEP
BROWN
BEANS-Libby's.
2
tins
CHRISTIE'S
CHEERIO-Per
pkg.
DIAMOND
CHOCOLATE-Fry's.
14,-lb.
pkg.
osiery
Ladies'
Pure
Silk
Hose
in
Chiffon
or
Semi
Service.
Values
to
$1.00
(The
new
cocktail
wafer)
SODAS
I.B.C.
Pantry.
2-lb,
pkg.
27c
19c
29c
41c
19c
COFFEE-Emprcss.
rn
.
1-lb.tin
OUC
65c
Itymplecloth
Polishing
and
cleaning
cheese-
Offp
cloth,
Untless.
2
pkts.
Check
(ilass
Cloths
In
assorted
color
A
A
checks.
8
for
P1UU
Flannelette
Sheets
64x72
In
blue
or
fi-
A
A
...
pink,.
Extra
heavy.
Each
tjlUU
Cushions
In
art
cretonne
covers.
Assorted
A
A
patts.
3
for
t?lUU
Homespun
Curtain
Drapery
In
varied
(
A
A
stripes.
30
inches.
5
yards
,
..
ylUU
Cretonnes
In
various
patterns.
36
inches
(2-f
A
A
wide.
4
yards
,.
?UU
Brocaded
Rayon
In
several
shades.
Q-
A
A
4
yards
..
Oi-.UU
ver
was
unchanged
at
443,ic
per
.
..
fine
ounee
n
the
New
York
met-1
NEW
YORK:
r
(CP)
-Bar
si!-
,1
market
today.
'
vsn
CORN
Your
guidance
in
the
purchase
of
perfect
quality
freshly
canned
sweet
corn
is
the
popular
Royal
City
abel.
1
HONEY
Manitoba
No.
1,
2V2-lb.
tin
PEARS
Polly
Prim.
2
tins
CABBAGE
Terrace.
Fresh
and
crisp.
Per
lb.
CRABAPPLES
Terrace.
8
lbs.
PLUMS
Terrace.
Per
lb.
FREE
DELIVERY
ON
OUBEIt
OF
$1.00
Two
Telephones
For
Your
Conyenience
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
for
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C
E.
BLACK
Silk
and
Cotton
Curtain
Nets
Frilled
or
Ci
AA
plain.
4
yards
tPX.UU
Tfcer
Fingering;
Yarn
In
heathers,
marls
Q-
A
A
and
plain.
Wonderful
value.
7
skeins
-1'UU
Crofter
Yarn
In
a
full
range
of
shades
1
Alii
OP
for
knitting
afghans,
etc.
Per
ball
W
omen's
Silk
Mixture
Plated
Hose
Winter
C4
A
A
weight
in
tans
and
gunmetal,
2
pairs
Boys'
and
Girls'
Pure
Wool
Cashmere
Hose
Turned
tops,
assorted
shades.
jjjj
QQ
Children's
Pure
Wool
Sox
In
pink,
blue,
QQp
Oul,
sand,
etc.
5
to
7'2.
Pair
Velvet
Berete
In-navy,
brown
or
black.
Each
P.
O.
BOX
575
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
81-75
M
25c
JELL-O
Asorted
flavors,
-f
sn
2
for
:
JLoX,
2JP
RIPE
OLIVES-Llbby.
4
rjn
l's.pertin
TOMATO
SOUP
Llbby.
3
tins
VEGETABLE
SOUP
Libby,
Per
tin
25c
9c
29c
25c
4c
25c
10c
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
DR.
TOLMIE
SUCCUMBS
IN
VICTORIA
(Continued
from
Page
One
of
Inspector
of
animals
for
the
British
Columbia
government
Later
the
dominion
department
of
agriculture
sought
his
services
but
the
provincial
government
was
reluctant
to
lose
him.
An
arrangp-'ment
was
effected
by
which
ht
I
worked
for
both,
enjoying
the
unique
distinction
of
being
retain
ed
by
a
Conservative
government
in
the
province
and
a
Liberal
art-ministration
in
Ottawa.
Finally,
owing
to
the
pressure
of
work,
he
severed
his
connection
with
the
provincial
department
and
became
the
chief
inspectoi
i
.
i
i
,
ui
me
ammais
Drancn
oi
tne
dominion
department
of
agriculture.
He
had
not
thoueht
of
enterlna
j
politics
and
did
not
seek
public
office,
but
public
office
sought
him.
When
on
a
trip
eastward
li
1917,
supporters
of
the
Union
Government
headed
by
Sir
Robert
Borden
followed
him
from
Victoria
to
Vancouver
and
prevailed
upon
htm
to
accept,
as
a
duty,
the
government
nomination
for
the
dominion
house
of
commons
He
was
elected
by
a
large
majority
in
the
"conscription"
election
of
that
year,
and
in
subsequent
elections
in
1921",
1925
and
1928,
was
re-elected
as
Conservative
member
for
Victoria;
When
Right
Hon.
Arthur
Melgh-en
succeeded
Sir
Robert
Borden
on
Shredded
Wheat
helps
build
sturdy
bodies.
The
oven-crl$p,
golden-brown
biscuits
contain
the
vitalizing,
strengthening
elements
of,
Nature's
perfect
cereal
grain
Whole
wheat
In
a
most
delicious
and
easily
digested
form.
THt
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHIAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
Nliftrt
Ftlli
.
Canada
aCS
THE
DAILY
NEWS
JhursdaEoctob,f
1(
Mid
-Month
Specials
Friday
and
Saturday
At
WALLACES
35c
Girls'
Flannelette
Bloomers
In
white,
pink
Q-fl
A
A
or
blue.
5
pairs
frJUUU
Children's
Vests
and
Union
Suits
Odd
lines,
Qp
I
ti
warm
and
durable.
Each
Women's
Underwear
Union
suits,
vests
and
bloomers
Pure
wool.
Odd
lines
we
are
clearing
7Qn
at,
each
We
Close
at
8
p.m.
Saturdays
Friday
and
Saturday
Waffle
Knit
Snuggies
and
Vests
In
pink.
2
suits
the
party
and
worked
enercetlcal
ly
In
the
interests
of
the
party.
Late
in
1926
the
British
Columbia
Conservatives
drafted
him
from
the
dominion
field
to
become
party
leader
In
his
native
province.
The
party
was
torn
with
Internal
strife
and
factional
differences
at
the
time,
and
his
organizing
ability
in
the
dominion
political
arena
and
his
friendly
personality
were
sought
In
an
effort
to
restore
harmony.
He
refused
several
times
before
finally
ac
cepting
the
provincial
leadership,
but
once
he
took
the
reins
evidences
of
discord
disappeared
and
he
was
successful
at
the
flrft
general
election
under
his
leadership.
In
July,
1928,
the
Conservatives
of
British
Columbia
won
?5
of
the
48
seats
In
the
legislature
and
Dr.
Tolmie
formed
a
government
to
succeed
that
of
Hon.
Z.
D.
MacLcan,
the
Liberal
leader
Prior
to
his
entry
into
politics
in
1917,
Dr.
Tolmie
was
prominently
connected
with
the
livestock
breeding
Industry,
and
held
thp
presidency
of
many
organizations
connected
wltn
his
vocation
of
pure-bred
livestock
breeder.
Hp
was
an
ex-president
of
the
Dom-i
resses
In
I'atel
Crepes
and
Figures.
Values
to
S3.93
for
Lacy
Weave
Dresses
In
pastel
shades.
Values
to
$1.75.
Each
Sweaters-
A
clearing
assortment.
Each
Silk
Waists
In
plain
or
fancy
weaves,
stripes
and
check3.
Each
$1.00
Mercury
.Make
Kib
Snuggles
and
Vests
To
A
A
PX.UU
clear.
3
for
D
$2.49
$1.00
89c
$1.00
Silk
Knit
and
Suede
Tafreta
Slips
In
pink,
Qui
Qp
etc.
Each
Silk
Knit
Bloomer
Sets
Assorted
colors
with
HEZc
vest
to
match.
Per
set
i
OX
White
Broadcloth
Slips
Lace
trimmed.
All
sizes.
Each
45c
Ladies'
Corsets,
Corselcttes,
Girdles,
Etc.
C-
A
A
Assortment
of
sizes.
Each
JXvll
the
resignation
of
the
war-time
lnion
Holsteln
Breeders,
British
prime
minister
in
1920.
Mr.
Melgh-
Columbia;
Veterinary
Association
.
.
Rrltlsh
f!nliimhl!i-
Wntlorn
n-m-iff-i
en
recognized
in
me
sturay
wesi-
r,
"
,
"
Live
Stock
Union,
and
the
Na-
nrnor
thp
aprir.nltural
ability
tha.
nrofession
at
Victoria,
and
short-I.
..u
um
r,.
un
,,tiAo
nr
i
V
UU1U
lib
llllll
1UI
iUC
UUUVO
V
!ly
after
was
appointed
inspector
,
mmistcr
of
agriculture
In
his
gov-(of
animals
landed
at
the
British
crnment.
During
his
incumbency
Columbia
capital.
,
oI
tne
ofrlce
Dr.
Tolmie
won
tht
He
won
the
rcsDcct
of
the
iincial
authorities
and
was
soon
parUes.
He
went
to
the
opposl-
nffprpd
offered
and
and
arrrntpri
accepted
thp
the
nmlUnn
position
I
.
.
.
.L.
tlon
benches
in
1921
when
the
Melghen
administration
resigned
tiritvvu
loiiowing
the
bile
uvlta
deleat
yJl
oi
the
W1C
Con-
UUli-
tlonal
Live
Stock
Council.
Dr.
Tolmlc
married
In
1894
Miss
Annie
Harrop,
of
Victoria.
She
died
a
few
years
ago.
They
had
two
sons
and
two
daughters.
Motorshlp
Bclolt
arrived
in
port
at
6
o'clock
last
evening
from
Ket
chikan,
UilllWdllt
and
UUU
Ul&CUai
discharged
tU
one
UIlC
Ctti
car-
servatlve
n.irtv
fn
the
1921
cpp.
tlnnrl
nf
frpsh
fish
tnr
iirinchln
eral
election,
but
two
years
later
ment
East
over
Canadian
Nation-hp
hpramp
nntlnnnl
nriratilipr
nf
si
P-illurave
TUn
i.nln
f
w.
-
,
-
r
"
t
lj
iiiv
iiaiu
till;
East
was
held
a
courile
of
hours
awaiting
the
shipment,
getting
away
at
8
p.m.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
mm
12
bl
bluulu
In
every
box
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Here's
Your
Vital
Energy
Food
Serve
Shrtddfd
Wheat
with
milk
or
cream,
hot
or
cold,
nd,
If
you
Ilk,
with
fresh
or
preserved
,
fruits.
It's
food
an
way
at
all.
Chlldran
tvtrrwhar
ritlih
thtlr
dally
dlth
l
crli
dfllcloul
Skraddad
Whoic.
Drdtr
1
supply
TODAY,
SHREDDED
WHEAT
MAPE
IN
CANADA
-
OF
CANADIAN
WHEAT
LEGION
IS
IN
SESSION
Jack
I'reece
Re-elected
President
at
i
Seml-Annual
General
Meeting
The
half-yearly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
took
place
last
evening
with
President
J.
Preece
In
the
chair.
A
review
of
the
year's
activities
showed
a
very
successful
record.
Membership
vas
still
increasing,
there
being
well
over
two
hundred
members
in
the
branch.
Regular
relief
work
had
been
carried
on
and
many
needy
families
helped
A
pleasing
feature
was
the
fact
that
some
members
who
had
let
their
membership
lapse
were
rc-Jolnlng.
The
election
of
officers
resulted
as
follows:
Honorary
President
Col.
Cy
Peck.
V.C,
D.S.O.
i
Honorary
Vice-President
Major
J.
McGregor.
V.C,
D.S.O..
Lt.
Col.
S.
P
McMordle,
D.S.O.
and
Lt.
Col.
j
S.
D.
Johnston,
M.C.,
V.D.
President
Jack
Preece.
I
First
Vice-President
W.J.
Ranee.
1
Second
Vice-President
H.
A.
Breen.
j
Executive
W.
M.
Brown.
G.
J.
,
Dawes,
H.
Thrupp,
C.
L.
Barker,
J.
I
A.
Teng,
H.
Smith,
C.
D.
Youngman
'
and
J.
Walker.
i
Trustees
J.
S.
Wilson,
Geo.
Cripps
and
S.
A.
Bird.
Plans
are
under
way
for
the
an
nual
observance
of
Armistice
and
Remembrance
Day.
The
sale
of
popples
will
also
be
proceeded
with
as
In
former
years.
The
increasing
response
from
the
public
Is
a
very
gratifying
feature
of
this
annual
appeal.
A
circular
letter
from
the
Dominion
Command
stated
that,
In
response
to,
the
representations
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
the
British
Em-
'
iplre
Service
League
was
sending
i
a
-.
A
1.
1
it-
ii-
oui
ipjm
cngiiinu
mis
jiiunin
iui
organizing
and
assistant
secretary
to
look
into
the
state
of
the
Imperial
veterans
in
Canada.
The
winter
social
activities
are
under
way.
A
team
has
been
entered
In
the
City
Bridge
League
and
a
club
billiards
handicap
Is
being
drawn
up.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
A
few
large
bundles
of
old
newspapers,
2
for
25c.
,
FOR
SALE
Oak
China
Cabinet.
Phone
Rd
182.
(244)
PIANO
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGE
for
sale.
Cheap
for
cash.
$100.
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302
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West.
(240)
FOR
RENT
FOR
KENT
Renewed
modern
5
room
flat,
610
6th
Ave.
W.
Apply
Suite
4,
Levin
Apar'-ments.
(330)
FOR
RENT
Modern
Apartment.
Harbor
view.
Apply
Eby
Apts.,
4t
nve.
k.
(230)
FURNISHED
Housekeeping
Rooms.
Apply
934
2nd
Ave.
West.
(249)
HELP
WANTED
HELP
Wanted
for
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
H.
O.
Johnson,
Ar,
4th
Ave.
E.f
between
3
and
5
afternooiiH
or
evenings.
(238)
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lung
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stomach
trouble,
nervousness,
constipation,
blood
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rheumatism,
lumbago,
neuritis
and
female
troubles.
Also
for
children's
and
other
diseases.!
Mrs.
Gammon,
427
5th
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East.
Phone
Blue
967,
(239)
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Just
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They
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r
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iurs
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are
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moderate,
something
to
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every
purse.
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are
Persian
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Krimmera,
Bombay
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of
fur,
Try
them
on
and
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they
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fiood
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