Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 8

"A OCT. 10, 101 DAILY WORLD: VANCOUVER. CANADA. I i Clothe Yourself With the best to be had at the most reasonable come in front of the Mrnnd lintel ou Hastings stiwt, when the scntloldlug gave way and he fell to the sidewalk. Lr.

Boyle was culled and upon examination found that Mr. Forshaw had broken two ribs and was otherwise injured. Ho was taken to his home and will be coiiiincd to the house for sacral weeks. HANDSOMELY DECORATED WHARF PROPERTY LAMP figures. You will be serving your own interests by getting our prices for Cravenette Raglan Overcoats.

Fawn, Blue and Black Beaver Overcoats. Llqht Fall Overcoats. Mackintosh's Raincoats. Rigby Proofed Frieze Ulsters for men and boys. Boys', Youths' and Men's Clothing In all materials and styles.

ROBERT CLARK'S Oor. Cmrrmll and Oordova Stroata This I a handsome group of Perorated Lamps which came to us far beneath their value. Tiny are in attractive new patterns, decorated In effective new designs with globes and shades to match. HALF HIOH 8HAIK LAMPS Pretty floral dewrutlou, 10 In. globes to match, dl.

tS each: worth $.50 each. BANQUET LAMPS Pink aud green tinted grounds, floral decorations, :j.OO each; worth each. LAMPS WITH MASSIVE BODIES mounted on high gilt base, decorated with handmme floral designs, complete, with liMu. globes, Ul OO each; worth $0.00. I Id, FREDERICK BUSCOMBE Ltd China Hall, 319 I There isn't much In the looks of good hats and poor hats when you see them In tiie store.

Hut there Is a real lot of difference when you come to put them to the test of hard wear. You'd better go for yours where you KNOW you II get Alf'fashlomilble shapes hero, chance for comparison; tihe moat becoming hat a certainty. $3.00, $3.50 anJ $3.00 T. B. CUTHBERTSON CO.

Agents Deltnel llnen Mesh Underwear 397 Hastings Streit HMIMMIMMm" 1 "DODGE" WOOD SPLIT tore Uie name stationery K8 used hy the Roval Family Royal Irish Linen, An Ihiue I'arcluiicut. Original Milton Mill. New ItOX PAPF.ItS Soine new tints nil. 1 npw shapes, and we are sure you'll lllse them. exclusive styles that are vs.

tensive, and some popular substantial yua Ities nt loir price. BAILEY BROX LD. Books, Stationery, Picture Frames and Thoto Supplies. Vancouver, B. C.

Special Sale 5 Matuary You'll be Interested In our sale of American Terra Colt a Figures, uliirh we are p'ini: clear out at exactly HALF PKK'IC. The reason Is we have other lines coming to tnke the place of these now in trtock. And It In not the policy of this house to carry ids over a season If It can possibly help it hence this our prices are marked In plain figure. liui lne this sale you simply make a choice itt any figure you desire and pay ih Just exactly half the price marked on It. We arc (tut lnvlni all the pieces together for special display near the door.

This Is the best uferuir In the Art UooJa line ever made Id Vancouver. TROREY TheJewler Local watch inspector for CP. R. Cor. Hastlnirs Orsnvllle streets, and 102 Cordova street.

HOW TRUE IT IS There Is no profession or occupation, excepting, perhaps, that of a doctor, whore knowledge, sklH and experience count for more than they do in that of the compounding phar marWt. The simplest mistake the taking tip of the wTonjt weight or wrong bottle, may followed by the most serious sod eTen fatal results. Anyone sending ns a prescription may rest fully assured that only the purest drugs will be used, and the most ex3Ktlng care exercised in Its preparation. Kelson Siitrldnd Lta. VANCOUVER.

B. C. Clarence Hotel Cor. Pender and Seymour Sts. Two blocks from C.

P. R. Depot: one b'ock from General Postufllce. When in Vancouver stay at the best $1 i a dny In lh eifT. Ail n.nvninivt Weekly rates given, Under new manage 1 ment.

T. O. HLl'jll. Frop. Don't scratch your head but think with your mind and you will not then gnash with your teeth If you buy the bennttful electrical fittings from Paris now being shown at the English Fdnty Stores When you pay the price You might as well have the best.

We have the very Unest rubber tired rigs aud the best trained, bi st looklng horses. But we charge Just opiiuury prices. Stanley Park Stables Pcppard i Mitchell Ceerglt St. Opp. Hudson's Bay Storis.

'Phono 138. BRITISH A PITAL Tbs British Columbia Renew is Weekly Financial Journal, published In Loudoa, Baglaod. It circulates entirely amongst shareholders and Investors In mining and commercial undertakings. To Interest British capital advertise In the British Columbia Review. HEAD OFFICE 06 Kaw Broad London, England; Toronto Offlcs Traders Bank Chamber.

HStiSSSSSiS4A4 difference Investigation Proves that our shoos are everything that we claim for them. Why not look into this For men we nre now tfelllng an oil gralu slioe. double sole, leu'tlier lined, bellows tongue; regular S1.00 shoe for BEST VALUE IN THE CITV. J. A.

Pykb SIS Hastings St. Boyd.Burns&Co WHOLESALE PIuml3in5 and Engineering Supplies I HON AND BltASS I'lrE AM) FITTINGS. INJECTORS, OIL CITS, I.IIiHll'ATOI., AHHESTOS HOARD. KECTIONAI. COVEKING AND CEMENT.

SHEET IltON AND Ol'HEK METALS. 51 55 Hastings St Vancouver. B. (. rt'LLEYS Witras Eagiae Wa (t ikMHUi AND VAMtlYLK Band aud Circular Saw Mills, Englr.es, Boilers, Brick Xlachinery, I'laners, (jrindcrs, tJnp Pulleys, Gasoline Engines, Traction Engines, Centrifugal Duplex Pumps.

For prices apply to HUGH. B. GILM0UR, Motion's Bank. VASCOU Yh.lt. B.

C. to Loan English Bay THE BEAUTIFUL, and Stanley Park NATURE'S CONSERVATORY. Vancouver's two popular Resorts. IteacheU Uy street from all parts of the city. lAiluatrul, re frealiiiiK rliies for 6c.

FREE OPEN AIR CONCMRTS given by the KcKiiiiciif iiuml, as advertised lu newspapers, a'r' ON DIT. Dr. S. J. TuusUill, who hns becu ni the east for six weeks, returned home yevterday.

looking aud hearty. The doctor went from Vancouver to Winnipeg to attend tho medical congress, und says the treatment which the people of Winnipeg accorded tiie visitors could not huvu been surpassed. The i.ougrcss was much enjoyed and medical men from all parts of Canada were present. From Winnipeg lr. Dunsta.ll went to Chicago, where he spent the jrrvatcr part of his time visiting tiie leading hospitals.

Sir Christopher Furness. the great English ship owner, is in Montreal. He is greatly interested in reports which have beeu made to him by experts on the infant steel industry of Canada, anil will lenve to morrow for Svdnev in company with Sir William Van Home. Mr. Whitney and James Ross.

Afterwards he will cross the continent to Vnncouver. George E. Macdonald leaves next week for San Francisco, where on Wednesday October Zi. his marriage will take place to Miss Nettie Creighton. a former resident of Vuinouver, who has niuuy friends here.

The passengers on the outgoing Northern 1'acitic train this tuoruiife were: Miss Josephine Schneider. St. l'aul: Mrs. J. C.

Cunningham. Los Angeles, nnd Mrs. Ccorge Walsh aud child, Haverhill. Mass. H.

C. Palmer, a wealthy re siJent of St. Stephen. N. is at the Le lund.

He is visiting the coast on a holiday trip. Dr. Hii'i ha elected a lay delegate to reiiiesent Christ church at the approiuhinit meeting of Syn od. B. T.

Rogers and II. Abbott, with a o( friends, have none to Lag gau for ten ys shooting. W. H. Brooking of Steveston.

who was burned out in the tire Monday uight. was at the Lelau.1 to day. Mr. and Mrs. Giassey ot Victoria came over on the Charmer this morning and ate at the I.eland.

W. II I.ewthwuite, the North Bend hotel proprietor, was at the Commercial today. A. McL. Hawks, the Taconia waterworks expert, is st the Hotel Vancouver.

R. G. Mefnnnell. of the IVuinion Ge logicii Survey. Iiais to day for Ot GrearfcVorthern for Milwaukee.

II. Bingdaiu left this morning by the J. Hermann hns left ou a trip to Cali toruia. S. of Ashcioft is in the city.

DOUBTERS. Can Be Cbangsd by Knowledge. If there is anv doubt about making brain power by the use of certain food, the doubter should make the following experiment: len Francis Huntington, of Gainesville. 'ivs: "Just a word of commendation concerning Grape Nuts which I have found to be the uiot wholesome, nourishing nnd appetizing food that has ever come to rnv knowledge. am rot a dyspeptic, but being constantly engugid in severe brain work I found that I did not thrive on ordinary diet: even moderate dinner dulled my brain so as to be practically ineapabio of critical work.

I trie meat juice, peptonoids, the two meal system of light breakfast and no supper which brought on nervous depletion nnd sle plessuess. so I resorted to one and another of the various health foods which all seemed iiliku tastel.ss and valueless brain food, until quite by chance. I had a dish o' Grape Nuts food served as a dessert. I liked it so well that I began to use it daily, for supper four teasnoonsful In a saucer of hot milk, eaten before it dissolves to milshiness. "This point should be remembered ns.

after a certain time, evaporation seems to affect the sweet nutty flavor of the food as in the case of certain iine tiu vored fruits. "The result in my case was finiply astonish ing. I had no desire whatever for sweet pnstrys. meats, or in fact anything else; and my brain was i clear and active at niaht as on awaking, from a long, refreshing sleep. "The peculiar advantage nbout Grnpe Nuts food is that it snpnlh's the nutritive (pinlities of varied without the bad results of heavy eating.

I cheerfully recommend its to brain workers, if not ns an excluiive diet, certainly for the last meal nf the day. I always take it with me when travelling, which saves deal of annoyance and discomfort." THREATS OF "PROCEEDINGS" Alfred Hall Promises Vancouver a New Sensation. Alfred Hall, the barrister, who recent lv left this city to make his home ill Toronto, writes to frien Is that he proposes taking criminal action gaint several parties with whom he hud business transactions in this city. One bank manager when informed this morning of what Mr. Hall had written, looked upon the matter us a huge joke, and remarked that Hall, if he wero wise, would steer clear of the courts.

TIIE CHURCH AND MARRIAGE. Action of The Triennial Episcopal Convention By No Means Final. San Francisco, Oct. UK The action of greatest importance taken yesterday by tho Trieiiial Episcopal convention was the ndoption by the House of Bishops, by a vote of i7 to lil. of canon lit), which relates to the soleuiniiing of marriage.

Its provisions had reviously been argued, except those contiiitH iii section 4, which forbade the mil mil go of persons divorced for any cause not existing before marriage. This is understood to refer to such causes ns insanity, inability to execute a contract, the existence of living wife or husband, or like reasons, which practically render the mat rings null und void. This section hns been a bone of contention, a strong element in the church holding thut the re marriage of an innocent party to a divorce granted on the grounds of Infidelity should not be forbidden. This element has refused to accept this view of the matter. The question is by' no means settled, as the whole subject will now come up in ths House of Deputies, where it i expected to cause a protracted debats.

Two Lots, fronting: on Westminster avenue and False Creek, with wharf dwelling and buildings EASY TERMS. Think quick and see us, if you want to buy at present price. II notaries and Conveyancers 60? Hdstinfs Street W. TELEPHONE CALLS. Business Oriice Ill Editorial Room 192 Manager's Residence 106 Editor's Residence 743 Pvbtithrr'f Intimation So tentenee or pira vii hereaiter be imertfl i I'm coiH nn unlets at reiUrtr readtno matter raw.

to be eia iieit to tize and uitiKiut ntaMn.ji or a ty oilier war di.mjuiioi.,' tfuin iroi lieu readtno matter. TOWN TOPICS. Harrison Hot Springs open the year round, Kates moderate. J. S.

Ilankin. auctioneer, C3 Hastings, opp. Leland Hotel. Tel. JT Get your magazines and music neatly and well bound at li.

A. Roedde's. 4:20 Hastings street. Burnaby Taxes. Collector will be at the municipal hall this week ou YVed nesdny.

Friday and Saturday. Call or remit by post. Mr. I. Herman, the workiutmian.

miner and mechanics' jeweler. 130 Cordova street. Reliable workmanship, watches and choice assortment of jowoiry, electro plate, optical goods, etc. We have the latest designs in electric chandeliers, brackets and glassware. Call and see them.

We are headquarters for all electric house fittings. Cope Frey, library building. The annual meeting of the sncouver Liberal Association will be held in the Flack block, Thursday evening, at o'clock. Business: Klectiotl of ofii cers. R.

G. Macpberson, acting secretary. Auction: First class Mason 4: Risen piano. Iar'e plate mirror, best English plated siHtntis and forks, and general household furniture, stylish, and in good condition, to morrow. Friday, at Hamilton's.

73S Burrard street. J. S. Rankin, auctioneer. Steamer City of Seattle will lenve Vancouver every 10 days for Ketchikan.

Juneau and Sksgway. commencing Oct. 8. lftol. calling at Vancouver on her return trip.

For frek ht and passenger rates apply Evans. Coleman Kvaxs, agents Pacific Coast Steamship Co. PRACTICAL RELIGION. Mr little children, let us not love In word, neither tD tongue imereiyi, but in deed a jd in truth. For.

hereby iall we know that we are of the trtita, aud shaH aiure our hearts before Him. I. John lH. DAILY CITY GOSSIP. Seamen of the Aorangt ami the Re'l Rock, assisted by Mrs.

ami Miss chin aud other local entertainers, nre to irive a concert this evening in St. James' hall. A. E. Suckling has recovered his breast pin.

It wasound by Ed. Black mure, the bicyclist, and Mr. Bliickmore is now $5 richer, than amount being paid as a reward. Manager Smith of the Beard of Trade has had his new Mlnon fixtures put in. They were made by Mcssts.

Robertson liuickett and speuik volumes for that firm's workmanship. Patrick Hosker, delegate from Ta coma to the Sovereign Uruud Uidge encampment at Buffalo, was a guest ut the meeting last evening of Columbia encampment No. ft, I. O. O.

un.l delivered an interesting address ou the proceedings of the superior body. Every member of the Vnncouver Liberal Association should feel it his dutv as well us a pleasure to attend t'le annual meeting of that body, to be beid at the rooms of the association in the Fluck block this evening. The election of olUcent will lie held, and the prwent disturbed political gituutioii thoroughly discussed. Another large and valuable consignment of dust from the golden Klondike was received for treatment at the locul iissav office yesterday, the owner being A. Fassbihtler, a geutleman just returned from Dawson by the City of Seattle.

There was 1.100 ounces in the poke, the value lieiug determined nt $17,000. Mr. Fassbindcr took it with him. in tho form of a beautiful yellow brick. The policy holders and friends of the Imperial Life Assurance Co.

will be. pleased to know that the total business written thus far this yeur is over one million dollar In excess of the same period last year. It is also gratifying to learn from Mr. Stewart, the com pany western manager, that the B. I business tin to September has already exceeded the entire 12 months of lust er.

I A meeting of the executive commit tee of the diocesan synod was held yesterday, when a draft of the annual' rc I uort to he submitted to the svnoj nt its forthcoming meeting was discussed and tinuJly adopted. It was also decided tu. request front the treasurer a for prevnitiition to the various parishes, setting forth their obligations for synodal and superannuation fund dues. FORSHAW'S SECOND ALL This Time Unlucky Contractor Has Two Ribs Broken. R.

P. Forshaw, the contractor, certainly does not appear to have been bom under a lucky star. A few months ago he met with nn accident at the Robertson Jodson building on Hastings street, which confined him to the city hospital for some weeks. This morning Mr. Fnrshaw was en gagti la taking dawn the arch of wel 1 ti tt si Rl III je lil lit filth il li wi l.o he of pa I.

a fh vl dm It So I Hastings Street itie ways this afternoon and receive a coat of paint. Afterwards she will go into the coast trade for her owners, the Union S. S. Co. The Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging a Seattle corporation, has been awarded the government contract, val ni.l at 'IHMWSM1 for ili MiK'iior the har bor of Manila and completing the outer Spanish breakwater.

Henry Wilson, the postmaster nt Wclshton, U. S. says he cured I case of diarrhoea of long standing in six hours, with one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rumedy. For sale by all druggists. TO CLEAR UP BUSINESS.

To clear up all business connected with the Dneul visit, the Royal Recop ti, louiiinttce will meet to night. The sevctary asks all the heads of the various siili coimnittees to be present with their reports so li nt the slate can be cleaned up at to night's sitting. Modern Home on Barclay St. ft rooms, all conveniences, large TocppMon hail in centre with well arranged rooms on either side. Grounds highly Improved.

A bargain can be had lu this property If bought at once. B. B. Johnston Co. Rami Carafe and Inauranoa 322 Cambla Streot TROIIBUjSBMWIIW W.

T. Stein to Sue North Vancouver Councillors for Slander. Messrs. W. T.

Stiin char terod accountants, are after the municipality of North Vancouver, and unless that body apologize for remarks which they made in reference to Mr. Stein, he 'proposes taking legal action. Mr. Stein has been employed as auditor for tho, municipality, but resigned a few days ago, and now there is tiouble. It that oine lin.

V' Stein asK il fir re This was sent aud contain, tin Hffi'tnrni ilint the money taken in fines on the N'orh Vaueouvc ferry, was not being turned in as regul.itiy ns it should This did not please the councillors nnd they chiiriict. ri.e Mr. Stein's statement as misleading and inaccurate. When Mr. Stein hoaid this he nt once railed upon Messrs.

Bowser. Godfrey Wnllbridge. nnd instructed them to write the council deninndiui an r.pology. At their meeting a few evenings figo the councillors accort. the resignation of Mr.

Stein, but the letter demanding at: apology was "received and filed. Speaking of the matter this morning. Mr Stein stated that his report was effect ly correct in every respect, and that unless an npoiogy was io. micooidi, be would promptly institute libel proceedings. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE It ALL.

The bull In aid of the Women's I'xchinge will be given In r.ilcn's Hall on Tuesday. O. tolier Te'kets Ul.ui each, for le at the following places: The Women's Exchange, Atkins, und the Dlrectoresses. seIf defeSeTlea Justified in the Case of Mrs. Macmillan.

Police Magistrate Hall, of Victoria. has dismissed the charge of shooting with intent to do grievous bodily harm brought against Mrs, MacMillan. the proprietress of a shooting gallery, and a former resilient of Cordova street In this city. It was shown that Artilleryman hum uhe aim! und initieed. had previously to the affray, attacked Messrs.

Higgius ami ensuing, or me Dominion agricultural department, who cinie to the shooting gallery on hearing the noise. Also that Sweeney hail threatened to wring the woman's neck and tinnw her goods into the street. The woman's strong measures were accordingly Ivld justified hs self defensive. It also' came out that Sweeney once served sentence for stealing a watch rrom an old pensioner, and that he was a tough of no character. ERNEST C.

WOOD, C.E. Civil and fvVning Engineer. op'Ttlcs examined nnd reported on. Tlei otllce: Kaniloops. H.O.: box 10.

lirnneh: Vancouver: box CO. C.ides: McNeil and A. B. C. Cable: Ernewood, Kamloops.

WANTED A buyer for a vuluume piece or property at Central Park Large buPdlng. with STOltR. Lodire Ho.mii. uWelv arranged living rooms, nnd five large pieces of land laid out partly lu lawii una garden nnd a large number of fruit trees. ull value, Moo.

liiii ue oougui for $3,000: Mulld nlone cost more than the who'e properly Is offered for. Knsy terms to right pe so u. MUST BE SOLD. Apply to A. A.

B0AK LTD. Agents for Mortgsgtst Macklnnon Block: Graiivllla Street STEAMERS FOR (OAST (Continued from page 5.) cd on the V. S. boat have been cut in half, at which price there is no money in the biisiues for anybody. Fur theremore a most inconvenient change has been made in the carriage of the mails to the north, which now go up two successive days.

Wednesday and Thursday, instead of Wednesday and Friday, to the great inconvenience of those people at Cumberland and Comox, who expected that when the two mails were instituted there would be sufficient time between them to allow letters which arrived bv one to be answered by the other. The object of this manoeuvre is self evident. Should the E. N. Co.

be successful in driving the Iroquois off the route this monopolistic corporation would be in full possession again and the people would be obliged to put up with just such a service and just such ratos as it chose to give. The if' rtjil same thing happened in connection with tin' Vancouver ferry. As soon as the E. in N. boat had made it impossible for the opposition to run nt a profit fares were raised and the service run to suit the convenience of the company." COcjUITEAM ARRIVES.

Bad Weather itud Cannery Calls Cause of Delay. Steamer Cnqiiri.im. two days anil a half overdue, urnved in port early this morning and is disrlrtirging her cargo of about cases of salmon at the C. F.R. wharf.

The Coojiitlnm was due on Monday nft enionn nt o'clock, but was detained by bail weather and by calling at (aimori's. Her trip was lo somewhat loiter than usual, she having tone ns far as the Princess Royal cannery for part of her cargo. It was feared when she was so long overdue that something might have happen ed to her but everything turned out to be nil right. She had also on board lUo boxes of dog salmon. FAST ATLANTIC SERVICE.

Opinions Differ As To How Far Plans Are Advance 1. Montreal. Oct. to. A London cable ys: "Doubt is (brown in nt ll inform d' cii'i'ldi iiiMiii the statements cabled from Ottawa that further fast Atlantic negotiations are so far advanced as to permit issue of invitations for tenders within fortnight.

Sydney, Cape Breton, to be the Canadian terminus. It is known here that one bitf North of England shipbuilding firm, hitherto unconnected with thi invotiiitioiis. has been making careful and detaibil inquiries, but nothing definite has lien decided on. Sydney's selection as the poit is attributed to the presence there of the Dominion Steel Iron Works, bc.t it is doubted if the Intercolonial railway link with Montreal, ns it now exists, will be aiifticiently speedy anil efficient." ISLAND FERRY SERVICE. Victoria Board of Trade Actively Advocating The Improvement.

i The Victoria Hoard of Trade at its meeting on Tuesday resolved to telegraph to Sir Thomas Shaughuessy. and ask if anything had been done by tlio Canadian I'acilic Railway, ns promised, to improve the Victoria and Vancouver steamship ferry service. 1 meeting of the Canadian Pacific Railway shareholder was held in Montreal ou the and at it Sir Thomas promised that the matter would be considered. It was also resolved to write to the Dominion Minister of Public Works. Mr.

Tarte. to comi'laln of the removal of the government dredger from Victoria harbor to Pender island waters em the work at Victoria was done. Individual members of the hoard presumably having Influence with Mr. Tarte. also promised to telegraph him on the matter.

MARINE NOTES. Six weeks have now elapsed since the ship Senator, bound for Liverpool, returned to port in distress. In the meanwhile small portion of her cargo has been discharged, second survey having been held on her. but of the next procedure nothing is known. The second survey Is sui to have confirmed the coii vicitions that the ship took in water below the sea line and that before the vessel can resume her voyage to Liverpool, on which she started several months ago, she will have to lie thoroughly repaired.

The trial trio of the new built by the Victoria machinery hpot for the protection of the fisheries nf the province, was made on Tuesday, when speed of about debt miles an hour was attained. Running with the t'ule. the new bout made 10 miles In one hoar and r7 minutes. The snlmoti brought by the stentner Cnpilfino was mostly for the shin Chat. Cotisworth.

which Is loading at Vli torlu for Liverpool. The fish was from the Skeena rivir nnd northern BrllMi Columbia ports. I'M. 8. Quadra nrrlved In port yesterday afternon nul anchored lu Conl Mar lior.

She Is on her reuular fall trio to the lighthouses In the Gulf, and will bit away a week. The cannery bont Terra Nova, which belongs to a fish packing establishment of the same name on the Eraser, brought r.iound cargo of salmon this morning. Steamer CapHano will go on th mor wis? I I I I I i I I i 1 Tiie B.CLand Investment Agency, Ltd. Head Office 15 Sergeant's Inn, Fleet Street, London, Eng. oney on City Property, in either large or small sums, at current utes of interest.

B. MORGAN, Manager Vancouver Brud THE HEALTH LIGHT It consumes none of the air's oxygen iiml after the sun. Is the GliHATIisr ILLUMINATOR ELKCTItlCITV Dock not blacken walls, bocs not tnnoke. Doe not explode. Uoe not asphyxiate.

Docs not flicker. It Is ODOULKSS and requires no ttintclie for Huhtlng. IT IS THE CHEAl'EST. B. C.

Electric Railway ltd. ClllcoOor. Hastings and Oar rati Sts. rv IT I just once September Buy one dollurs' wxmh of tickets and give our mUk a fair trial. The remit Is certain you will never be satisfied with any other.

Ours the only clean milkthe only pure millk the only milk delivered ha sealed sterilised bottles. 'Phone 413 nnd driver will call. International Ice Cold Storage Co'y 2 Is the Butter of the year. We have a shipment of the very finest Creamery just to hand I is equal to any 35c Butter on the rket SSter! timC t0 hy in StCk f0r fa 2 5c 3ot pound i Corner Gore Avenue and Railway. m): 1.