The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 12

THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE, WINNIPEG, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1935 (Vol. XLVI, No. 196) ON THE AIR With DENNY BROWN Grace Moore's new film "Love Me Forever" will be presented by the Beauty Box Theatre company on NBC-KFYR Friday at with a repeat broadcast over WLW, KOA at 9.30. Francia White, recently returned from a three weeks' vacation, will have the starring role. Jan Peerce, tenor; Theodore Webb baritone, and John Barclay will also be featured.

Works of Ippolitov-Ivanov, outstanding composer of his own country, wit. be presented by Alexander Chuhaldin, Russian conductor of the CP.C's "Sinfonietta," during the broadcast Friday at 8.30 p.m. "Caucasian Sketches Suite," descriptive of comedy, pathos and romance of Russian olk life, will be the highlight of the broadcast. Dr. Hugo Eckner, commander of the Graf Zeppelin, will be heard speaking from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, over WGN and stations of the MBS network Friday at 9 p.m.

The famous German flier will be interviewed by John T. McCutcheon, Chicago cartoonist McCutcheon tell of his own recent aerial adventure down the west coast of South America and over the Andean mountains to the Argentine. Friday Evening 5.30-Studio Music (CKY), Good Scouts (CJRC), Dot and Will, sketch (KFYR). 8.00-Studio (CKY), Dinner Parade (CJRC). Studio (KFYR).

6.15-Rhapsody (WBB-CKY). in Black and White Market News (CJRC). 6.30-Varieties (WBB-CKY). Dinner Parade (CJRC), 448- -Bernard Latham, actor (WBB-CKY) Studio Program (KFYR). 7.00 p.m.

While Hearts are Singing Orchestra, Soloists. Ottawa (CRC-CKY, CKX). Rugby Football on the Air-Gossip, Flashbacks (CJRC). BEAUTY BOX THEATRE: "Love Me Forever with Francia White, Jan Peerce, tenor; Al Goodman Orchestra (NBC-KFYR, KSTP, W8KX), until 8. 7.30 p.m.

Nit Wit Court -Sketch, Calgary (CRCCKY, CKX). Edith Smithson, soprano (CJRC), 7.45 p.m. Wilt Carter, Yodelling Cowboy, Calgary (CRC-CKY), Viewing the News (CJRC). 8.00 p.m. From Rose Garden, organ, soloist; Halifax (CRC-CKY, CKX), Concert Melodies (CIRC), Ed.

Dingman, soloist (KFYR). First Nighter, drama (NBC-WTAM, WHO, Chicage WMAQ Civic WLW. Opera KOA, Orchestra W2XAF). (NBCWENR, WHAM, WJR). Richard Himber Orchestra (CBS-WCCO, KMOX, WHAS, WBBM).

8.15 Tubby, p.m..... Squeezeboxers, Sports Reporter at 8.25 (CJRC), Studio Program (KFYR). Musical Moments (WGN). 8.30 p.m. Sinfonietta: Alexander Chuhaldin, in ductor, Toronto (CRC-CKY, CKX).

Try to Stick Us (CJRC). Al Pearce's Gang (NBC-WTAM, WMAQ. KFYR KOA, WFAA). The Music Box (MBS-WGN WLW). Glenn Lee Orchestra (WENR).

Lois Ravel, contralto; Leith Stevens Orchestra (CBS-WCCO, KMOX, WHAS, KSL). 8.45 p.m. Jack Randolph, baritone (WENR). Musical Moments (WCCO). Sport Page (KMOX).

9.00 p.m. News, Weather Report; Toronto (CRCCKY, CKX), Time, Weather, Sign-off (CJRC), Musical Moments (KFYR, Dr. Hugo Eckener, commander of Graf Zeppelin, interviewed At Rio de Janeiro T. McCutcheon, explorer (MBSWGN). AMOS 'N' ANDY.

blackface comedy (NBC-WTAM, WMAQ, WFAA, KOA). Carl Orchestra (CBS-WCCO, WHAS, WBBM, KMOX). 9.15 p.m. Jesse Crawford, organist (CRC-CKY, CKX, from NBC). Dream Ship (WGN).

Tony and Gus Sketch, with Mario Chamiee and George Brown (NBC-KFYR, KOA, WSM, KFI). Lum and Abner, sketch (MBS-WLW). 9.30 p.m. Earl KIll Orchestra, Bant! (CRC-CKY, CRAJ. Waring's Pennsylvanians (KFYR), until 10.30.

Carlos Molina Orchestra (WCCO). Glenn Lee (NBC WTAM, WHO), Luigi Romanell! Orchestra (CBS-WHAS, WBBM. KMOX). Wayne King Orchestra (WGN). Beauty Box Theatre Me for Ever' (NBC-WLW.

KOA, KFI), until 10.30. 9.45 p.m. Oliver Naylor Orchestra (CRC-CKY, CKX, from NBC), Anson Wekes Orchestra (WGN). The Open Road, sketch (NBC-WMAQ, WTAM, WHO, WOW). 10.00 p.m.

soloists, Winnipeg CKX), Live, Laugh and HE Orchestra, Dixie Memories (KSL), Shandor, violinist; oe Reichmaz Orchestra (NBC-WJR, WHAM, KOIL). Ben Pollock Orchestra (NBC-WTAM, WHO, WOW). Frankie Masters Orchestra (CBS-KMOX, WHAS, WBBM). 10.15 p.m. Heidelberg Ensemble (WMAQ).

Shep Fields Orchestra (WGN). 10.30 p.m. Night Song Ensemble; Edmonton (CRCCKY, CKX). Musical Varieties (KOA). Horace Heidt Orchestra (WGN).

Griff Williams Orchestra (NBC-WTAM, WMAQ. WHO. Billy Bisset Orchestra, Toronto (NBCWIR, WLW. WHAM, WENR, from CRC). Jan Savitt Orchestra (CBS, wowo, WBBM, WHAS).

Richard Himber Orchestra (WGN). 10.45 p.m. Joe Sanders Orchestra (WGN). 11.00 p.m. Time, Weather, Sign-off (CKY).

Glean Lee Orchestra (WENR). Arlie Simmons Orchestra (NBC-WMAQ, WHO, KFYR, KOA). Continental Gypeles (MBS-WGN, WLW). Floyd Towns Orchestra (CBS-WOCO, KMOX, WHAS, WBBM, KSL). 11.30 p.m.

Al Kvale Orchestra (NBC-WENR, KFYR, WHO, KOA). Horatio Zito Orchestra (CBS-WOCO, KEL, KMOX, WBBM). Joe Sanders Orchestra (WGN, WLW). Organ Melodies (WMAQ). 11.45 p.m.

When Day Done, organ (KMOX), Ben Pollock Orchestra (NBC-KFYR, WENR, KOA). Horace Heidt Orchestra (WLW, WGN). Midnight Paul Pendarvis Orchestra (KOA). Johnny Courtney Orchestra (WLW). Shep Fields Orchestra (WGN).

Saturday Morning 7.00-Breakfast Club KFYR), until 7.30 March Time Music (CJRC), 7.45 -Toast and Marmalade (CJRC), -Bright and Early (CKY), Frank Luther, songs (KFYR). Gospel Singer (KFYR). 8.80-Melody Maid (WBB-CKY). Ballad Recital (CJRC). Gypsy Orchestra (KFYR).

Opening Markels (CKY, -Golden Moments (WEB-CKY). Morning Meditations (CIRC). -Musical Gems (WBB-CKY). Piano Rambles (CJRC) Tony Wons, readings (KFYR). Your Home and Mine (CJRC).

-Band Belections (WBB-CKY). Whitney Ensemble (KFYR). -Dance Music (WBB-CKY). 10.00 Children's Program (CKY), The Prince 10.16- Classical Memories (CIRC). NBC Bolotat (KFYR).

Grain Prices (CAY). Musical Cocktail (CJRC). Words and Music (KFYR). 10.46- Studio Program (CKY). 10.55 -Time, Weather (CKY), (CKY).

Organ Music (CJRC), 11.00-Studio Program 11.30 Rex Closing Battle Markets Orchestra (CKY). (CIRC-CKX). DIAL ALL DEPTS. 322 Half- Day at Extra Heavy Service Hose 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! Irregulars of 1.50 quality! Popular sizes 84 to 104.

smart shades. Full-fashioned, and in 12-thread pure silk-to-welt hose, in eight 69c Hosiery, Main Floor Clearing Blousettes! 9 a.m. Special Point Personal Shopping Only! D'Esprit! Organdy! Gingham! ray checks Lawn! of and Novelty styles stripes. -white, cottons! With An pastels, plain exciting or plaids, puff ar- 98c sleeves. Sizes 34 to 40, collectively.

Dress Accessories, Main Floor Summer Corselettes! 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! Brocade corselettes topped with medium length. Sizes 32 to 38. You'll swami--lightly boned, comfortable, and 1.95 find them well made! Corsets, Second Floor Tea Time Dainties MADEIRA OR SEED RASPBERRY TURNOVERS, CAKES, for 50c 6 for 20c ASSORTED DA LAYER CAKES, each 25c 11 a.m. Special FILBERT NUT PINEAPPLE CAKE and DROPS.

dozen 22c half Doughnuts dozen 29c FRESH BLUE. BERRY PIES, ea. 25c Main Floor Hall a Day Halla Collar BAY' BASEMENT Chiffon, Crepe Silk Hose 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Sheer chiffons and smart, fine crepes! carly Fall shades. Sizes 84 to 104.

First quality hose or irregulars with hard-to-detect flaws. Mid-season and 50c "Bay" Basement Men's Shorts, Tops, Suit Tops in ribbed cotton, athletic style. Sizes 34 to 44. Shorts in striped cotton Sizes 30 to 40. broadcloth with elastic inserts at waist.

50c Clearance of Boys' Wear 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Sweat Shirts--In a choice of colors, wide range of sizes. Sweaters in V-neck and sleeveless Shirts--in stripe style. A designs. few Each.

broadcloth 50c "Bay" Basement Men's Lawn Handkerchiefs Men will like the soft, fine The lawn. border! wide The In white generous hemstitched only. size. 6 For 50c Children's Ankle Socks A mid-season clearance price! colors or contrasting patterns. Dainty little pastel socks with turndown cuffs in matching 2 Pairs 50c to "Bay" Basement Boys' Lisle Golf Hose ing turndown cuffs.

7 to 10. early What heather an Saturday! mixtures incentive with Soft to lisle contrast- shop in 2 Pairs 50c Men's New Fancy Socks An opportunity to choose from and new, to specially save as well! selected Comfort- designs 3 Pairs able medium weight. 10 to 50c "Bay" Basement TOBACCOS 9 a.m. Specials Personal Shopping Only FROLIC TOBACCO -Discontinued 1-15 lb. packets 10 pkts.

25c VIRGINIA SPECIAL Discontinued. At clearance price! pkts. 2 pkts, 50c CIGARS, "GARCIA FERNANDEZ" Clear Havana, long filler. Boxes of 25. Box 1.95 Tobaccos, "Bay" Basement Ban 2MP MAY 1670.

Company. Our "New Things" Shop 18 filled to capacity with quaint and interesting novelties. They make perfect gifts- -for shower or wedding. And as bridge prizes- -we could suggest nothing better. Phone 3-2-2-ask for local 219-and let me do the rest! -Store Closes at 1 p.m.

Clearing Women's Shoes 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! wear them or right brown through pumps the and Fall ties--you season--pumps Black can 2.95 are gore styles with dress cuban heels--ties have Continental heels. Sizes 4 to 8, collectively. Shoes, Second Floor Clearing Misses' Shoes 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! 80 slippers--as pairs of well black as patent black and or calf brown leather strap 1.69 Sizes 11 1 to 2, collectively, Children's Shoes, Second Floor Girls' White Shorts 9 a.m.

Special Personal Shopping Only! waist. Sizes 8 to 14, collectively. Also cotton mesh blouses. Sizes 8 to 14, White drill pleated shorts with buttons at 39c Juvenile Section, Second Floor Clearance of Beach Wear 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! and shorts! In sizes 14 to 20, collectively.

refunds or credits. Garments that are splendid values! Play suits No 39c Sportswear, Second Floor Women's Dresses Reduced! 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! this white low Afternoon as well price! as as well Plain pastels, as and sport Also printed styles some in reduced crepes-tn black, to 3.95 brown or navy. Sizes 14 to 44, collectively. Dresses, Second Floor Bright Print Aprons 9 a.m.

Special Personal Shopping Only! slip on. Handy The bib prints style with are fast one color, pocket-so in red, easy blue, to 25c green or rose. Generous size. Lingerie, Second Floor Cotton Dress Lengths 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! Canadian and prints 4-yard ends shop of early colorful for best English choice.

and 50c Limited number. All-Silk Pique, Yard 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! silk Way pique below pink, regular blue, price for eggshell this and high-grade cream. 79c Washable, of course. 38 inches wide.

Dress Goods, Third Floor Saturday Candy Specials AFTER DINNER MINTS--Per lb. 29c A ASSORTED DROPS Per FRUIT 19c JAP CARAMELSPer lb. 29c SUGAR MIXED RUM AND BUTTER CANDY-Per 19c TOFEE-Per Candies, Main and "Bay" Basement You'll enjoy Cash and Carry CHERRIES, Red Pitted, Land o' squat Lakes, No. 2 2 for 25c PINEAPPLE CUBES, Crawford's, 18-oz. 12c per lb.

BUTTER, Creamery: 23c CHEESE, Chateau, Plain or Pipkt. mento, 2 tor 27c BISCUITS, Paulin's Assort. Sandwich, per 22c Genoa, for CAKE, 2 29c TOMATOES, Choice Colleen Brand, No. tin for 3 25c PEAS, Sieve 4, Colleen, No. 2 tin 10c Corn Flakes Kellogg's 4pkts.

25c Limit of 4 to a customer. shopping Groceries 9 to 10 a.m. Specials PORK AND BEANS, Ayl. tin, per mer, 16-oz. 5c Limit 6 tins a Customer PEARS, Light Syrup, Land o'Lakes, No.

2 squat sin, 3 tins 25c Limit 6 tins a Customer PEANUT BUTTER, Nut Sweet, 26-oz. Jar 13-oz. Jar, 14c; 25c SALMON, Bounty, Choice size Red 14c per SHRIMPS, tin Wet Pack, 16c PORK SAUSAGE, Sweet Clover, 14-oz, 19c CASH AND CARRY MEATS FRESH KILLED LAMB Chump Roast Veal, Loins Lamb, per Fillet of Veal, per 200 Young Boiling Fowl, fresh Shoulders Lamb, whole, killed, per Rolled Roast Veal, Hip Roast Beef, per Service Groceries, Dial 322 PINEAPPLE JUICE, Libby's, 12-oz. tin 2 for CREAMED MUSHROOMS, 11-oz: tin CORN STARCH, Canada Brand, 1-lb. pkt.

10c; 3 for 29c TUNA FISH, Furuco, 6-oz. HERRINGS, in Tomato Sauce, Farne Brand, 14-oz. tin TOMATO JUICE, Ayimer, tin, 3 for 20c JAM, Empress Raspberry Strawberry, 58c MARMALADE, Seville 4-Ib. tin Orange, 55c PEANUT BUTTER, Golden Nut, 27-Oz. 13-oz, tin, tin 23c; 15c No.

2 GRAPEFRUIT, squat Ayimer, 22c PINEAPPLE CUBES, Birk's, 19- oz. 17c; tin, for 49c PEAS, 17-oz. tin, Green Giant, 2 for 35c Mary Carter Says-! CANADIAN STATIONS CFRB 690 CKY 960 CJGX 630 CJRM 640 CURC 1390 CKX 1120 N.B.C. STATIONS KFI 640 WFAA KFYR 550 WHAM 1160 KOA 830 WHO 1000 KOIL 1260 WJR 750 KSTP 1460 WJZ 760 KYW 1020 WLS 870 WBAP 800 WLW WDAF 61u WMAQ 670 WDAY 940 wOW 590 WEAF 660 WSM 650 WENR 870 WTAM 1070 C.B.S. STATIONS KFAB wcco 810 KMOX 1090 WHAS 820 KSL 1130 WNAX 570 WBBM 770 wowo 1130 OTHER STATIONS WGN 720 KNX 1050 (Clip and save this log) Farm and Home Hour (KFYR).

11.45-Allan Caron, organist (CKY). Saturday Afternoon Art of Living, talk (KFYR). Short Wave Program Daventry, England Transmitters used 12.00-Noontime Parade (CJRC). Merrymakers' Orchestra (CKX). 12.30- Studio Music (CKY).

Concert Music (CJRC), Weekend Review (KFYR). 1.00-Messages, Music (CKY). The Prince (CJRC). 1.15-Luncheon Dance Muste (CJRC). 1.30-Sign-off until 6 (CKY).

Sign-off until 5 (CJRC), Music Guild (KFYR), 2.00-Musical Adventures (KFYR). 2.15-Bavarian Orchestra (KFYR). -Teddy Hill Orchestra (KFYR). 3.15-Piano Duo (KFYR). 3.30-Austin Wylle Orchestra (KFYR).

4.00-Kaltenmyer Kindergarten (KFYR). 4.35- -Alma Kitchell, solo.st (KFYR). 4 45- -Merry Mars songs RTYR). 5.00 -Music Lovers' Corner (CJRC), are GSD, 25.5 metres and GCC, 31.3 metres (9.5 megs.) 5.00-Big Ben; Summer Revellers, variety. 5.45-Foreign Affairs, talk.

6.00-Balalaika Orchestra. 6.30-When Wine is Red, convivial program, 6.45-News, allent. 9.00-Big Ben; "Voyage of talk. 9.15-Songs of English Country Folk. 9.45 -News, close down.

Other short -wave stations broadcasting regular programs: Be 25.4 11.77 4,05 to 9.30 p.m. Paris-FYA, 25.63 11.7 to p.m. Madrid-EAQ. 30 10 4.15 to 6.30 p.m. BRANDON MAN HEADS CANADIAN POLICE CHIEFS Chief George Smith, of Winnipeg, is Elected to Western Executive Canadian Press) SYDNEY, N.S., Aug.

16 -H. B. Everett, chief constable of Brandon, was elected Thursday as president of the Dominion Chief Constables' association, succeeding Chief David Coulter, of Hamilton. Niagara Falls, was selected as the 1936 convention city Other officers elected were: First vice-president, William Wren, chief constable, Westmount, second vice-president, George Taylor, chief constable, Port Arthur, secretary-treasurer, G. H.

Guthrie, chief inspector, Toronto. Western executives elected were: Manitoba: George Smith, Winnipeg; Saskatchewan: R. E. Brown, Biggar; Alberta: J. M.

Taylor, Medicine Hat; British Columbia: John Laurie, Trail. Resolutions aimed at decreasing crime and highway accidents were placed on the records. Because there had been an increasing amount of housebreaking in the last three years with the advent of old gold sales "the members feel that the Department of Justice and the attorney-generals of the provinces should combine their efforts to establish a system whereby only registered jewelers be allowed to purchase old gold," read one resoluChief, constables believed that legislation should force buyers to keep gold articles for 30 days before smelting to enable law officers to check on stolen goods. They also advised that purchasers keep A complete record of old gold bought. MAJOR A.

BUCHANAN, MONTREAL HORSEMAN, DIES AFTER ILLNESS POINTE AU PIC, Aug. Major Alexander Buchanan, 73. member of one of Canada's leading families and a former well-known horseman and horse judge, died at his home hera Thursday after A lengthy illness. A son of Alexander Brock Buchanan, former secretary of the Bank of Montreal, he was born in Quebec. Associated with the Bank of Montreal in Vancouver when the war broke out, he was appointed to the British remount department in Montreal on his retirement to enter the army, in which he attained the rank of major.

Since the war he had lived in retirement. Among survivors are his widow, daughter the late Hon. James O'Brien, of Montreal; a brother, Charles Buchanan, of Vancouver: a nephew, Alexander Ronald Buchaof Vancouver, and a niece, Mrs. Nancy Stringer, of Vancouver. RADIO RULE ON SPEECHES IS NOW MODERATED Canadian OTTAWA, Aug.

16 The Cana dian Radio Broadcasting commission's famous regulation 90 appeared in new form Thursday, redrafted to the satisfaction of Liberals and Conservatives and bearing the endorsation of the government. As drafted originally by the commission, the regulation aroused a storm of protest by Liberal members. Its purpose was to prevent abusive, defamatory statements being broadcast but it was worded so it was possible to interpret it as preventing anyone criticizing existing legislation. The new reguiation reads: "No broadcasting station may broadcast any speech, printed 'matter or program containing defamawith regard to persons or institutory, He libellous or obscene statements tions, or. statements of A treasonable character or intended to promote change by unlawful means and which might lead to a breach of the peace, or any advertising matter containing false or deceptive Members of Court Osborne, No.

22, Canadian Order of Foresters, are advised that the proposed trip to Selkirk has been postponed. Men's Sport Oxfords 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! No with clearance! late black or vacationer Smart, brown should two-toned miss this oxfords. mid-season White 1.99 or rubber soles. 6 to 10, collectively.

trimmings. a Pliable leather Men's Shoes, Main Floor Men's Swim Trunks 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! the like Less priced! lake these! danger if Black you of Fine, wear becoming quick serviceable chilly drying knits. after wool a Clearance dip trunks in 95c or blue. Sizes 28 to 38.

Men's Furnishings, Main Floor Men's Odd Trousers Smart whether you choose a "jacket dark grounds. Sizes 28 to 44. Others design. matching" Tweeds pair or a and contrasting worsteds, color light and or 2.95 at 3.95. Men's Clothing, Main Floor Flannel Sports Trousers An excellent selection! Trousers for any their medium "sporting medium or event" dark or with wide grey smart bottoms.

flannels. cuffs Light, Also on 3.95 some at 4.95 and 7.50. Men's Clothing, Main Floor Boys' Wool Pullovers A number are' English samples! Sturdily knit in turtle a neck selection styles. of smart Some patterns in plain and neat shades- or or 1.50 sleeveless. Sizes 26 to 34.

Boys' Main Floor Yama Cloth Pyjamas No better pyjamas for chilly Fall nights! Softly Two-piece. finished Frogs fabric on and tailored coat serviceable. and 1.25 draw tape at waist. Boys' Main Floor Boys' Broadcloth Shirts 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! ing! Broadcloth in plain shades or with toned cuffs.

Sizes 12 to 14. "Back practical to school" colored shirts stripe. at an Collar-attached, unmistakable sav- but- 69c Boys' Main Floor Boys' Tackle Outfits 9 a.m. Special Personal Shopping Only! type angler's reel, Everything 25 yards outing--jointed necessary line, to package bamboo complete of 6 pole, the gut young hooks click 69c and sinkers. Sporting Goods, Third Floor HBC Citrate of Magnesia 9 a.m.

Special Personal Shopping Only! headache, etc. Large 1-lb. bottle, efferRecommended for 85c. constipation, sick 59c vescent. Regular Bottle Drugs, Main Floor in Bay' Food Marret Meats, Fish, Dairy, Dial 322 Nine to Ten HIP ROAST BEEF, per lb.

15c PORK AND BEEF' at for SAGE, 2 Ibs. 25c Fresh Killed Lamb LEG SPRING LAMB, 20c LOIN SPRING LAMB, per ID. 18c SHOULDER SPRING LAMB, whole, 9c STEWING LAMB, per lb. 6c Fresh Killed Veal FILLET OF VEAL, per lb. 19c LOIN ROAST VEAL, 16c CHUMP ROAST VEAL, 13c SHOULDER ROAST VEAL, per lb.

7c BC Red Ribbon Beef CHUCK ROAST per Ib. 16c ROUND SHOULDER ROAST BEEF, per 20c BLADE OR THICK RIB ROAST BEEF, per 22c PRIME RIB ROAST BEEF, per 28c RUMP ROAST BEEF, whole, per lb. 25c HIP ROAST BEEF, per ID. DEEP SIRLOIN ROAST BEEF, per lb. 33c WING ROAST BEEF, per lb.

34c Cooked Meats COOKED HAM, aliced, 58c JELLIED OX TONGUE, sliced, 45c BC JELLIED VEAL, per 15c BC HEADCHEESE, per lb. 10c BC BOLOGNA, sliced, per tb. 12c a.m. Special YOUNG BOILING FOWL, fresh killed, per lb. 15c ROLLED ROAST VEAL, per lb.

11c Standard Beef BLADE OR THICK RIB PRIME RIB ROAST ROAST BEEF, per 10c RUMP BEEF, per ROAST BEEF, 17c whole, per lb. 16c DEEP SIRLOIN ROAST WING ROAST per BEEF, BEEF, 19c per ROLLED lb. POT 21c ROAST BEEF, per 14c SALMON, Fish Red and Poultry Spring, fresh HALIBUT, caught, Medium, per fresh 23c caught, per lb. 22c SPRING BROILERS, milk fed, fresh killed, per lb. 25c CHOICE BOILING FOWL.

fresh killed, all weights, per 19c CHOICE ROASTING ENS, fresh killed, per lb. 28c Smoked Meats SMOKED PICNICS, per SMOKED lb. 25c HAMS, whole or half, per lb. 34c BREAKFAST BACON, sliced, per 39c Dairy Counter CHEESE, BUTTER, Hilicrest Cream: 25c did Ontario, per lb. 29c CHEESE, Chateau, Plain or Di.

mento, pkt. 15c BEANS, Ayimer Asparagus Pack, No. 2 squat tin, 23c; for 2 45c JELLY POWDERS, Shirriff's Lushus Assorted or Sweet Mystery Dessert Chocolate 3 pkts. for 25c PUFFED 2 pkts. Quaker for 23c TEA, "Bay" Red Packet, Indian and Ceylon, per per 27c GENOA FRUIT CAKE, "Bay" 4-lb.

slab Made, 95c Roy BISCUITS, Creams, Paulin's per Rob 23c Service Fruits, Dial 322 NEW 15 ibs. 20c LEMONS, YELLOW TOES, Manitoba ONIONS, Ibs. for B.C. Special, CANTALOUP, California. 43c Manitoba Manitoba 5 for 17c each 15c CORN, Golden 15c B.C.

TABLE Giant, ORANGES, large, per California Valencia, per square PLUMS, per doz. 27c, 31 35c heavy with Juice. Extra Special, APPLES, Duchess. B.C. Special.

4 for Ibe. "Bay" Basement.