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Selected
from
the
finest
tree-ripe
Apricots
and
packed
with
all
their
fresh
flavor
and
color.
At
Elio's
Purchase
Your
Coal
From
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
BARGAINS
Now's
the
time
to
buy
rugs
for
the
Kitchen,
Dining
Room,
Living
Room,
Bedroom.
It
costs
very
little
to
have
it
new.
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Hug,
74xD
$0.50
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rug,
9x10
VI.
$8.75
Linoleum
Hall
Runners,
24
inches
wide.
Yard.
:
55c
Congoleum
Mats,
3x4
4
Each
$1.25
Cork
Bath
Mats,
20x36.
Each
$1.25
Window
Shades.
Green
ocCream,
36x72.
Each
,
.
75c
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Combination
Range
Electric
and
coal
with
copper
water
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coil
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Heaters.
Preconditioned
.$5.00
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Delivery
Shop
Early
-
We
Close
5
p.m.
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Appreciated
Popular
Musical
Organization
Makes'
its
Opening:
Appearance
or
Season
with
Attractive
Program
The
popular
Capitolians
orches
tra,
under
direction
of
Dr.
H.
N.
Brocklesby,
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
last
night,
made
the
first
of
a
series
of
monthly,
appearances
planner
for
the
coming
winter
season.
The
special
stage
entertainment,
splendidly
executed,
was
much
appreciated
by
a
large
audience.
The
feature
number
was
a
full
arrangement
of
Jerome
Kern's
"Show
Boat."
The
program
opened
with
the
pleasing
"Two
Violins"
(Hor-llck).
Miss
Barbara
Daniels
and
Leu
Cripps
delighted
the
audience
In
duet
singing
"In
a
Luxembourg
Garden"
and
"I
Bring
a
Love
Song."
Manager
D
O.
Borland
acted
as
announcer.
Charles
P.
Balagno
has
taken
over
the
duties
of
principal
pianist
in
the
absence
or
Dr.
W.
A
Rlddell
throu3h
Illness.
The
program
is
to
be
repeated
this
evening
WAS
NOTED
CHURCHMAN
(Continued
from
Page
One)
a
book,
''The
Impatience
of
a
Parson."
The
sentiments
therein
were
thoroughly
sincere,
of
course,
but
many
of
Sheppard's
admirers
considered
that
the
somewhat
petulant
tone
assorted
ill
with
this
parson's
well-established
powers
of
persuasion
through
the
spoken
word.
Dr.
Sheppard
was
a
keen
upholder
or
the
League
or
Nations.
In
February,
1932,
he
Joined
with
two
other
well-known
religious
leaders,
MLss
Maude
Royden
and
Rev.
Dr.
Herbert
Gray,
in
orfering
to
place
themselves
unarmed
between
the
Slno-Japanese
combatants
In
the
Far
East,
with
the
object
of
compel
ling
mem
to
cease
warfare.
Dr.
Sheppard
married
the
only
daughter
oT
William
Oswald
Carver,
a
Cheshire
magistrate,
and
they
had
two
daughters.
He
was
an
Honorary
Chaplain
to
the
King
tor
17
years
and
was
Deoutv
Priest-ln
Ordinary
to
both
Klne
Edward
and
King
George.
In
1927
he
was
creat
ed
a
Companion
or
Honor.
Today's
Weather
(
Government
"Vleg-raptMl
HaSltcai,
Aji'CIdudy.
south
west
w1oj!;Uiferajrre'.35.
SntileJtriic(u'dy,
calm,
38.
Burns
Lake
Bright,
calm,
29.
Terrace
Cloudy,
north
wind.
42.
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
38.
Anyox,
Cloudy,
calm,,
40.
Stewart
Cloudy,
variable
wind,
42.
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
East-
Mondays,
Tuesdays,
Wednesday
and
Fridays
6
p.m
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur-
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ASTHMA'
ft
RELIEF
Thouaanda
hty
found
quick
and
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from
Aathma,
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Tokens
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Tokens
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MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
THS
DAtLT
N2WB
ROOSTER
STEALING
AND
WAR
Well
Known
Columnist
Well
Illustrates
International
Situation
by
Story
of
Mrs.
Noggins'
Chickens
tty
IJRUCK
HUTCHISON
iii
the
Victoria
Times
You
may
grow
a
little
impatient
at
times
with
the
world's
statesmen
but
you
must
admit
that
they
can
put
n
wnnrWfnl
fnpp
nn
fntilit.v
:ind
failtirp.
If
mvlirmrv
people
were
to
behave
in
the
fashion
of
the
great
powers,
life
would
be
indeed
remarkable.
If
the
people
out
our
way,
for
example,
were
to
conduct
themselves
like
the
heading
nations
.it
the
nresent
June-
'
ture
in
history,
you
would
pick
up
i,is
fence
posts
but
had
explained
-he
paper
some
day
and
read
a
rc-j
that
he
thought
they
belonged
to
port
0r
the
Saanich
Police
Court
Mrs.
Noggins
so
this
incident
also
Wn..&
111.-
luuut
iikc
wus:
Was
overlooked.
Mr.
Wrlggledown
George
Pudbury
was
charged
in
I
added
that
Mr
Pndhnnv
lntondod
Saanich
uolice
court
today
with
t
n
hliv
mrvtt.
nf
hi
tnmin
mr.
f,r
wilfully
damaglns
the
nroperty
of
Mrs.
Alfred
Noggins
of
West
Saan
ich
Road.
Witnesses
testified
that
Pudbury
had
walked
Into
Mrs.
Nog-
,'ins
chicken
pen
last
Tuesday
light,
killed
seven
or
her
Rhode
Is-and
roosters
and
taken
them
home
vith
him
atter
setting
tire
to
the
hen
house.
Pudbury
explained
to
Magistrate
Hall
that
he
had
been
forced
to
this
action
purely
In
selt
derense.
He
said
he
had
happened
to
be
In
Airs.
Noggin's
chicken
pen
at
mld-aight
Tuesday,
while
out
strolling
n
me
moonlight,
and
had
been
vic-ously
attacked
by
a
Rhode
Island
Sed
rooster.
In
order
to
defend
limseir
It
had
been
necessary
not
inly
to
kill
the
rooster
but
six
)thers
as
an
example
and
to
burn
;he
hen
house
so
that
there
would
be
no
recurrence
of
the
assault
up-
5n
his
person.
'All
I'm
trying
to
do,
Yer
Honor."
Pudbury
said
to
the
magistrate,
"is
to
be
neighborly
with
Mrs.
Noggins
ind
to
co-operate
with
her.
For
years
I've
bin
tryin'
to
co-operate
with
her,
Yer
Honor,
but
she
won't
:o-operate.
I
thought
I
would
Just
teach
her
a
lesson
in
co-operation,
rhat
there
is
the
only
reason
I
killed
the
roosters
and
burned
down
the
hen
house.
It
was
Just
good
old
fashioned
neighborliness,
what
I
mean."
Uooster
Sticking
Pudbury
complained
vigorously
against
the
treatment
accorded
him
by
Mrs.
Noggins.
He
said
that
he
had
been
viciously
attacked
by
her
m
a
premeditated
fashion
after
he
had
killed
the
roosters
and
burned
the
hen
house.
He
said
Mrs.
Nog
gins
had
come
out
of
her
house
in
her
night
clothes
and
called
him
bad
names
"such
names,
Ye
Hon
or,
as
I
would
not
disgrace
this
court
with
repeatln
or
'em
here"
and
had
rurther
assaulted
him
with
her
rists
in
a
most
brutal
rashion.
Purely
in
seir-derense,
he
said,
he
had
been
iorced
to
knock
Mrs.
Noz-
glns
down
and
tramp
on
her.
"I
just
tramped
on
her
a
little,"
he
said,
"not
much,
you
understand.
but
Just
enough
so
as
to
derend
my-seir."
It
was
rortunatc,
he
said,
that
he
happened
to
be
wearing
hob
nailed
boots
at
the
time.
Taking-
Control
Pudbury
said
he
had
round
it
necessary.
In
order
to
protect
his
interests,
to
take
complete
control
or
the
Noggins'
chicken
pen
and
had
put
his
son,
Jim,
In
charge
or
it.
He
wanted
It
understood,
however,
that
Jim,
while
operating
the
chicken
rarm,
was
doing
It
only
for
the
Noggins'
own
good.
"Jim
Is
Independent,
what
I
mean
to
say,"
Pudbury
testified.
"I
have
no
control
or
him.
He
Just
gives
me
all
the
eggs,
that's
all.
It's
a
neighborly
arrangement,
as
you
might
say."
Magistrate
Hall
said
Pudbury
deserved
heavy
punishment.
He
lectured
the
accused
severely
and
said
mat
next
time
he
burned
Mrs.
Nog-
gins'
hen
house
he
should
give
hcrl
a
day's
warning
so
that
she
could
j
leave
ncr
nouse
and
avoid
the
dan
ger
or
being
burned
also.
Meanwhile
the
Saanich
Council
i
met
In
special
cession
to
consider
Pudbury's
outrage.
Councillor
Wrlggledown
proposed
that
the
municipality
retuse
to
buy
any
more
or,
Pudbury's
barnyard
fertilizer
fnr1
the
rose
gardens
at
the
Royal
Oak
Municipal
Hall
but
the
council
explained
that
Mr.
Pudbury
might
refuse.
In
retaliation,
to
pay
his
taxes
or
even
to
patronize
the
various
stores,
garages
and
other
hnsWi
enterprises
owned
by
members
of
me
council.
The
Reeve
said
Pudbury
had
struck
him
violently
In
the
paw
a
rew
days
ago
but,
as
he
had
made
a
complete
apology
explaining
that
he
had
never
intended
to
hit
the
Keeve
in
the
Jaw
but
only
in
the
stomach,
It
was
felt
that
the
Incident
might
well
be
overlooked,
Councillor
Wrlggledown
said
Pudbury
had
chopped
down
some
of
his
cows.
Franklin's
Plan
Councillor
Franklin
Delano
made
a
rousing
appeal
to
his
colleagues
and
the
public
at
large
to
rally
together
against
all
breakers
of
the
peace
like
Pudbury
and
to
quarantine
them
lest
general
anarchy
spread
throughout
the
municipality
but
he
said
he
could
do
nothing,
of
course,
to
Interfere
with
his
profitable
trade
with
Pudbury
In
groceries
and
hardware.
Pudbury
himself
appeared
before
the
council
and
said
he
was
amaz
ed
to
find
that
this
honorable
bodv
had
quite
misunderstood
his
entire
attitude.
It
was
incredible
to
him,
and
extremely
palnlul,
he
said,
to
rind
such
old
rriends
as
Wriggle-down
and
Delano
imagining
Tor
a
moment
that
he
Intended
any
harm
to
Mrs.
Noggins
or
anyone
or
that
he
had
any
intention
ot
taking
other
people's
property.
Never
had
It
crossed
his
mind,
even
when
he
ate
the
Rhode
Island
Reds,
to
appropriate
other
people's
property.
He
thought
the
council
ought
to
apologize
to
him
lor
Its
unjust
sus
picions.
In
the
end
the
council
passed
a
vigorous
resolution
pro
t
es
1
1
n
g
against
Pudbury's
actions
as
being
contrary
to
law.
The
council
then
adjourned
to
Mr.
Pudbury's
house
to
enjoy
coltee
and
cold
chicken
sandwiches.
VANCOUVER
CATTU:
MARKET
IS
ACTIVE
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
2:
The
Van
couver
cattle
market
was
active
yesterday
with
prices
stlffer.
Two
hundred
and
forty
head
were
sold.
Steers
closed
from
$5
to
J6.
heif
ers
from
$4
to
$4.50
and
cows
from
$3
to
$3.50.
ft-ilSIiliTillwi
Watch
Repair
Service
I
Mr.
Dcrt
Lowan
has
lust
inin.
cd
our
Repair
Department,
Mr.
Lowan
twas
formerly
with
Blrks
or
Calgary
and
later
with
Grasslc's
In
Vancouver
and
has
and
good
experience.
We
arc
sorry
we
have
sometimes
been
a'
little
slow
In
get
ting
out
the
work
but
promise
to
do
better
now.
Also
our
prices
will
not
be
higher
than
Vancouver
or
Calgary.
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rv
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Tilt
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
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Proprf-tor
"A
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AWAY
UtOM
HOME"
1
Kate
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up
30
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&
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Water
Prince
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rhonc
281
P.O.
Box
196
Were
Married
At
Catholic
Church
Miss
Marie
Makowichuk
Heroines
Uride
or
Michael
Powchuk
Saturday
Evening
The
marriage
took
place
Saturday
evening
at
7
o'clock
iif
the
chapel
or
the
Church
or
the
Annunciation.
F.ithrr
.1
T
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f
,
v.
v.
v
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uuiuuil
Ul-f
riclatlng,
or
Miss
Marie
Makowi-!
chuk
and
Michael
Powchuk,
a
local
I
Polish
couple.
The
witnesses
were!
J.
Karasosky
and
Miss
Inez
Slcuro
and
only
relatives
and
Immediate!
rrlcnds
were
present
at
the
nuptials.'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Powchuk
will
reside
in
the
city,
the
groom
being
in
the
service
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Dr.
Hugh
Morrison,
lnxnorfor
f
schools,
is
due
back
on
the
Prince
nanes
tomorrow
mnrnlnt?
from
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
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duties.
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HOB
IH'hxJ
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