October
II,
1934
Want
Ads
j5at:TIAL
from
wrecked
house
Al'CTIOS
o.u.r.
tl
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31
b
8,4
troll,n
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engine.
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Kjy
boatbuilder.
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nj-
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:
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arrived.
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Daf
rtlLMAXCNT
WAVING!
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Curl;
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NELSON'S
BEAUTY
BHOPPK
TRANSFERS
CAMERON'S
Transfer.
Phone
177.
Birch,
Jackplne.
Cedar.
tf
PAINTERS
PAINTINO
ano
Papcrkangtng
Moller.
Phone
Red
802.
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purtuutt
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th
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oftU
of
the
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ltrooroer
t
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to
I
be
application
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MM
with
Ue
aald
Water
lleoortlrr
or
U
the
CWnptfoller
of
Water
RUthU.
farltament
DiuMUir.
Victoria,
B.
Cj
rJn
thirty
dart
After
the
flrat
P
irrv
ii
thu
notice
In
a
lotl
iw,
NORMAN
11.
TXnttT,
AppHfantj
The
date
of
the
tlr
publlcolkn
ot
thl
notlot
U
October
I.
IMS.
T1MM.H
MIR
XI10
f
There
wat
be
offnrMl
for
aate
at
1Mb-Ue
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
37th
4aj
of
October.
1834.
In
the
otflco
of
the
DtitrUt
rorwite,
PHnee
Rupert,
the
Uoenc
X17400
to
cut
4,037,000
feet,
board
uva
rt.
of
Spruce.
Cedar
and
Hemlock
on
an
ra
miated
on
the
Wert
aide
of
Bedg
K
Day,
Lyell
laland.
Queen
CharVotta
uUnda
Land
Diatrlct.
J
year
will
be
allovd
for
mnoval
timber.
lHotkled
any
one
unable
to
attn4
auction
In
peraon
maj
aubmlt
Uni
wto
be
Banned
at
the
hour
of
auction
Jftd
treated
aa'one
btd."
rurther
paruoulara
may
be
obtalnad
V?VP
ChW
rAurrater,
Vtoturla.
D
C,
or
DUtrlot
Foreater,
Prtnco
nupert.
B
C,
Children'j.Cold
m
Checked
without
"doatafRubon.
King's
Body
Goes
Home
(Continued
irum
Pace
1:
domiUrti
title
was
changed
by
Alex
andenfun
October
3,
1929,
to
eon.
lorm
to"
bit
program
of
wiping
out
centuries-old
racial
antagonisms
among
the
various
branches
of
the
south
Slavs
and
knitting
them
to
now
extinct
kingdom
of
Montene
gro,
He
was
the
second
son
of
Prtnce
Peter
Xarageorgevlch,
then
tn
ex
lie
from
Serbia,
tils
mother
was
i
daughter
of
King
Nicholas
of
Montenegro.
As
a
boy
he
was.
fralL
The
family
purse
was
far
from
plump
a
no
the
second
son
wat
sent
to
8t
Petersburg
where
he
LANU
REtilSTUY
ACT
Be.
CerUflcate
of
Title
No.
ST9J-1.
to
lot
SC.
Blook
IQueen
Charlotte
City,
lUo
as
A
WHEriEAS
proof
of
loaa
of
the
above
OrUftoate
of
Title.
Ixaued
In
the
name
of
Walter
Jerome
Smith,
ha
been
filed
In
into
office,
notice
la
hereby
ri
that
I
aball.
at
the
etptntlon
of
one
moota
from
the
date
of
the
flrtt
pub
lleatluu
hereof.
tv
a
praTtalona
Certl
ftoaie-
of
Title
in
lieu
or
tne
aaia
ion
oertlllce-te.
unl"a
In
the
meantime
Valid
objection
be
made
to
me
in
writ
tnr.
Dated
at
the
Land
Hecuiry
mure.
Plinoa
nopt.
B-
C.
thU
2th.
day
of
Bepientber.
1M4
was
admitted
to
the
corps
o!
pages
of
Czar
Nicholas
II,
last
of-the
Romanoffs;
In
1003
?r!n:e
'J?et?r
was
elected
king
of
Serbia
oD-lng
the-
aavasre
asvMlrt3'lr.n
r
jKlng
Alexander
Olrenovh
!
1
,
Queen
Draga.
and
the
f-Til!?
i
sembled
In
Belgrade.
31x
year-later
the
elder
son.,
George,
killed
a
servant
In
a
fit
of
anger,
.save
up
his
right
of
succession
and
.Alexander
became
crown
prince.
In
th
first
Balkan
war
la
:1012
in
which
Serbia,
Oreec
andifiul-
f.,.s'
Tulips,
crccuses.
mninwi
fh
.
..
.
..,.,
A.,
j
r
"I.
eT?v,k
ktah
empir.
Crown
Prince-
aW
tfe',v
Agent
lor
wi'"
nunni
Phone
Blue
C37.
KOR
TiENT
Full
KENT
Four
roomed
house,
,
us
in
$12
00.
Phone
Oreen
402.
(tf)
LOST
Ux,T
about
Oct.
3.
pair
.mined
glase
Finder
return
to
Dally
News.
WORK
WANTED
Wnte
Box
233.
1.
Dally
Dally
HAIRDRESSER
Shell-
troublesome
task.
ander
commanded
the
army
which
AJUrT
struggling
for
eight
years
drove
the
Turks
out
of
southern
with
political
parties
whose
quarrels
Serbia
and
Macedonia.
When.Bul-culmlhaud
in
a
shooting
affray
on
garla
tried
to
occupy
the
lion's
the
floor
of
parliament,
the
king
on
share
of
the
filed
territories.
Alex-January
0.
1929,
proclaimed
him-
ander's
troops
broke
through
and
self
dictator,
clapped
on
a
strict
assured
Serbia
victory
In
the
sec-censprsblp,
abolished
all
political
ond
Balkan
war.
parties,
wiped
out
the
ancient
pro-'
Following
the
assassination
In
vlnces
and
divided
the
country
In-
Sarajevo
on
June
23,
1914,
of
Arch-stead
Into
nine
"banats"
and
the!
duke
Ferdinand,
heir
to
the
federal
district
of
Belgrade.
A
new"
Austro-Hungarian
throne,
Alexan-
klnd
j
'constitution,
put
Into
efect
by
de-,der
sent
a
telegram
to
Czar
Nlch-'cree
September
3.
1931,
restored
a
olas
II
asking
help
for
Russia's
,
parliamentary
form
of
government
fellow
Slavs.
Assured
of
Sl-
Peters
,but
concentrated
executive
powers
.in
the
monarch.
'
-
1
In
the
International
field
the
new
OKNEKAL
Foundation
repair!
and
kingdom
encountered
difficulties
excavations,
wood,
cement
or
rock
with
IU
neighbors
Italy,
Albania.
work
Albert
Moretto.
Phone
75.j
Bulgaria
and
Austria-over
fron-
(255)
.per
questions,
the
rights
of
alien
.."',
u,
..!,....,
'residents
and
activities
of
tubver-
TUWQ
Woman
Jugo-Slavlan.
across
the
bor-
.i.g
for
widower
with
children.'
,u,u"
,
a
"t
Iwwn
1
Th
brthter
side
of
this
picture
month.
Very
2
was
found
In
the
little
entente,
an
Can
sew
and
JJJ
"J
I
.
alliance
of
Jugo-Slavla.
Roumanla
g.ve
best
of
care
possible
to
ch
11-1
CkciW.uU.
backfd
by
:rcn
To
sun
as
soon
as
poioie.,
HM
.
...
.
-
News.
"
!
."7
."VT
'1
.T.:r,
T"
1
,
tui
uiv
micuuiiiiuuLi
.ouunoarics
c-
'l.LII.I
.
I
,
1
.
.
laousuru
ox
uic
post-war
treaties.
From
this
political
background
the
entente
developed
a
considerable
measure
of
economic
unity
and
Alexander
played
his
part
In
both
fields.
Opposition
to
Alexander
several
times
took
violent
farm.
Ort
three
occasions
attempts
were
made
to
assassinate
him
and
he
was
the
Intended
victim
qf,
.numerous
.plots,
but
he
escaped
harm.
Cur's
Page
Boy
Alexander
was
born
December
17.
Ift&S,
at
Cettlnle,
capital
of'
the
burg's
aid
he
rejected
the
Austro-
Huntrarlan
ultimatum
that
the
big
empire
should
conduct
on
the
Ser-j
Han
soli
the
official
Inquiries
Into
the
assassination.
The
act
pre-'i
clpltated
the
world,
war.
In
that
conflict,
Alexander,
wounded
and
defeated
In
the
;eariy
fighting,
led
his
troops
In.
the
ter-ible
retreat
through
Albania,
to
the
sea
and
reformed
them
pn
the
IgldilU
Ml
1
U.
lie
icjviucu
hici
allied
cause
at
Salonika
and
hel-j
ped
by
the
French,
thrust
the;
Austrlans
from
Macedonia
in.
1917.
Nine
days
later
Montenegro
united
itself
to
Serbia.
New
State
Formed
On
November
26
King
Peter,
then
76
years
old,
relinquished
his
powers.
Testing
them
In
Alexander
as
prince
regent:
A
month
later
the
former
A
astro-
Hungarian
provinces
of
Croatia,
Slovenia,
Bos-
nla
and
Herzegovina
toted
to
tin
ite
with
Serbia
and
the
kingdom-of
the
Serbs,
Croats
and
Slovenes
came
Into
being.
All
secuonsrnau
ed
Alexander
as
"the
liberator,"
Pfter
died
August
16,
lMlend
Alexander,
then
)U
In
a
French
hospital,
was
proclaimed
king.
The
following
June
he
married
Marie,
daughter
tf
the
late
Kmg
Ferdinand
and
the
Dowaaer
.Queen
Marie
of
Roumanla.
Three
sons
were
born
to
them.
Crown
Prifloe
Peter,
September
6,
1923;
.
Prince
TomUlar.
January
18,
1928.
and
Prince
Andrey,
June
29,
1929..'
"TIME
THE
TOILER"
3T
THlMK,
MAC
iSCt-l'T
UNOW
CM
"THS
Burjlnf
Barthoa
PARIS,
Oct.
11:
The
body;
of
Jean
Louis
Barthou.
foreign
minis
ter,
victim
of
an
assassin's
bullet
at
Marseilles
on
Tuesday,
has
ben
brought
here
for"
burial.
There;
jrill
be
a
state
funeral
Born
In
18C2..
Barthou
was
a'
prominent
member
of
roanyi
Frieneh
ministries
and
was
Premier
from
March
to
Decemoer
1913.
He
was
foreign
minister
during
the,
latter
days
of
the
Great
War
and;
for
many
years
had.
taken
a'
prominent
In
.foreign
affairs.
Drputr
nefuw
of
ntiea'
part
AMW-
DCM'T
HHtl
fit.
TO
iCJOOD
T1MI
l.w
li"
f'f'.
a
THE
DAILV
NEWS
Uncle
Sam's
Sinews
of
War
St
L
''
mmmS.'
fjtE2aaBalatty
&stt9KK'
Fourteen
and
18-lnch
dreadnaught
rifles
laid
out
for
repair
in
the
haval
gun
factory
at
Washington
D.C
The
weapons
haxe
"throat
trouble"
and
workmen
hammer
and
chisel
on
them
for
24
hours
a
day.
getting
them
back
into
gooa
condition.
-
--
TheMarkets
Batter
Fancy
cartoned,
lb.
No.
I
Creamery,
3
lbs.
...
Vegetables
Potatoes.
B.C.,
12
lbs
-25
Sack
1-60
Retail
prices
current
here
are
as
cucumbers,
outdoor,
each
.06
follows:
Fruits
Cranberries
-
Lemons,
rioz.
25c
to
Oranges,
doz.
25c
to
...
Orapef
rult,
Cal.,
each,
6c
to
Horlda.
each?".
12c
to
Bananas,
lb.
.
Anjou
Pears,
fancy,
doz.
30c
to
pomegranates,
each
5c
to
Washington
Canteloupes,
each
-
12c
to
Casaba
Melons,
lb,
Quince.
2
Ib'.
Tokay
Oraper....
Seedless
Grapes
Ribler
OrapesJlbv
r-1.r.
Concord
Orapevbosket,
Citron,
lb:
..:J
Rhubarb,
6
lbs.
-
Apples
Terrace
Qravensteins,
lb,
Box
U
:
-
Terrace
Peters,
lb
-
Box
-Set:
a
"C"
Grade
bulk,
5
lbs
Box.'.'..-.-
:
Crabapples,
Hyslop,
lb.
Box
Errs
B.C.
Fresh
Extras,
Grade
A
large,
cartoned,
dot
Local,
new
laid,
doz.
fi
liix-u-y
mum
Carrots,
B.C.,
bunch
..
.04
!
Bulk,
8
lbs.
.25
2
'
New
Beets,
bunch
JO
40
Bulk,
8
lbs.
.
25
M
Pumpkin,
lb
JUS
11
Onions,
B.
C.
7
lbs.
25
1
Garlic
imported,
per
lb
.35
15
cabbaee.
local,
tjer
lb
.06
a
'
-
40
cauliflower,
laree.
B.C
25c
to
20
-08
Tomatoes.
Hothouse,
lb.
.18"
Basket
.75
parsley,
bunch
.06
-09
Turnips,
upjriver,
8
lbs.
25
25
Celery
B.C..
head
.10
to
.15
-20
Oreen
Peppers,
lb
T.
.15
-20
Red
Peppers,
25
25
Spinach.
B.C.,
3
lbs.
J25
.65
Hubbard
Squash,
lb.
........U1'
.08
07
Leeks,
bunch
X6
5iEgg
Plant
.15
!
Feed
.05
j
Wheat.
Alberta
1.60,
Bran
,05;
Middlings,
IJ&H
!
Shorts
Mcintosh,
fancy
wrapped.
4
lbs.
25
Oats
ru.
Box
.
..
225
ne
oat
tnops
Mcintosh
"C"
Grade,
wrapped
jwsnea
uiu
4
lbs.
.25
uanfy
Box
2.10
Laying
Mash
Fancy
bulk.,4
lbs.
25
Oyster
Shell
.25
Meats
1.55
Fowl.
No.
1.
lb.
05
.
Roasting
Chicken,
lb.
1.75
Ham.
sliced,
first
grade
i
Ham.
picnic,
first
grade,
lb
!
Bacon,
side,
sliced,
best
grade
.43
Pork,
shoulder,
lb,
.50
Pork,
loin,
lb
It's
"On
Deck"
For
Tillie
Pork,
leg,
lb
-
21
Pork,
dry
salt,
lb.
..
.80
Veal,
lorn,
lb.
IVeal,
shouldrr,
lb.
2.30
1.60
1.85
1.65
2.40
Beef
pot
roast.
lb.iIOc
to
Beef.
boiling.
lb8c'to
'.
Beef,
roast
prime
rib,
lb.
18c.
to
Beef,
steak,
lb.
20c'
to
.
Lamb,
shoulder,
lb.
.
Lamb,
leg.
lb
-
Lamb
Chops,
lb
:
25
20
20
.15
.15
.10
20
25
.15,
.25;
2d
Ftsh
"
Halibut,
fresh,
lb.
-
20
Smoked
Kippers,
lb.
15c
and
20
Salmon,
fresh,
lb.
20
Honey
Kxtracted
Honey,
per
Jar
20c
to
2t
Comb
Honey
l...
1
.25
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
Walnuts,
shelled
halves.'lb,
.
Almonds,
Shelled,
lb-p-
J35
.45
J50
Floar;
Flour,
49
s,
No.
1
rrardrieat'tl.
1.85
Second
Patent
.
1.70
Pastry
Flour,
10
lbs.
45c
tn
0
,-Xust:
Pastry
Flour,
10
lbs.
25
i
.
Dried
frulu
White
Jigs;
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