PAGE
BIX.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Spring
Coats
E
delivered.
conomy
Store
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Good
Buying
Means
,
Low
Prices
You
Get
the
Benefit
We
Get
the
Turnover.
Choice
Winesaps
and
Jim.
ftfr
Imit
.
Marly
Hose
spoils,
per
I'urc
Strawberry
Jam,
Itolled
Oals.
f.
lb.
....
.Hread
Flour.
10
lbs.
.
I'aslry
Flour.
10
lbs.
New-
$2.35
sack
$1.50
tin
.
75c
.
35c
.
35c
.
45c
Salt
Fork,
per
lb
25c
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
CLEARANCE
SALE
HATS
HALF
PRICE.
CLOTH
COATS
RAINCOATS
ONE
THIRD
OFF.
UNDERWEAR
WOOL
HOSIERY
ONE
FOURTH
OFF.
SWEATERS,
DRESSES,
SKIRTS,
BLOUSES,
CAMISOLES,
CORSETS,
BRASSIERIES,
ONE
FIFTH
OFF
SILK
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
ONE
TENTH
OFF
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
1
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office:
Hours,
tut.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Spsoltd
Appointments.
i
Samples
LATEST
COATS
Just
Received
LET
US
TAKE
YOUR
ORDER.
PICK
YOUR
OWN
CLOTH.
DELIVERY
IN
30
DAYS.
Samples
Not
Tor
Sale
and
Mnl
be
Helumed
on
Friday.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
9.
TEA
AND
COFFEE
Here
arc
tlic
lowest
prices
obtainable
on
good
qualities
Kconomy
Tea.
per
lb.
..
60c
Kconomy
Coffee,
per
lb.
45c
Hlue
ltililion
Tea.
per
lb.
68c
Lanka
Tea.
per
lb
67c
Chase
&
Sanborn's
Coffee,
per
lb
50c
Chase
&
Sanborn's
Coffee.
per
2
lb.
tins
98c
Wedding
Hreakfasl
Coffee,
per
lb
48c
Fresh
Ground'
Coffee,
per
3
lb
$1.30
Chicory,
per
lb
25c
Fresh
Meat
Always
In
Stock.
All'orders
of
$10.00
and
over
Cor.
Third
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street.
CANCELLATION
Of
RESERVE.
.NOTICE
IS
IIEIILBY
GIVEN
Out
Hie
(reserve
ciloina;
over
Lot
411,
ourea
t.bar-jkjtte
liUuds
DIMrict,
li
caiierllrd.
U.
II.
aAPL.'N,
Deputy
Minister
or
Laud.
Land
Detarueut,
Victoria.
B.C.
1ib
Jauuary,
Uil.
.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6626.
There
wm
be
orrerrd
fur
ele
it
Public
Aurllua.
at
imuu
on
the
iftid
dar
tf
February,
I4.
In
ibe
orrire
of
the
Oil,
trirt
nreier
at
ertnre
import.
B.l,
the
Llrenr
X
Hit.
to
rut
.4SQ.oea
reel
B.M.
of
sprure
and
llenilurk,
on
an
arc
ltualed
at
toe
bead
of
Chief
Mattbewa'
Bar.
mnre
4.
uaM
Land
Ittrlct.
Two
(.
inn
mill
he
allowed
for
re
moval
nf
limber.
Further
particular
of
IV-
Chief
rr-eter.
Vlrlorla.
B.C..
or
botrlrt
forealer,
I'rlnce
Rupert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5753.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
MMrlrt
Forester,
not
laler
than
noon
oo
Ibe
13th
dar
of
leoniary.
ISJI.
for
the
purrnaae
or
Licence
i.53.
oeorre
itiaroi.
:ambewa
Inlet,
O.C.I
l
rut
507.
470
fjiju.
of
Sprure
and
lleinlork
Saw-log.
one
(t,
year.
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
f
urther
particular
of
the
cblef
Forester,
Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester.
I'rlnre
Bupert.
B.C.
.
I
Telephone
Specials
for,
Friday
and
Saturday
Only
SHOP
BY
PHONE
TO
SAVE
TIME
AND
MONEY.
Combination
Specials,
95c
Each.
LOT
A
St.
Charles,
Carnation,
or
Facific
Milk.
S
Tins
for
95c.
LOT
B
I
Tin
"Sliced
Peaches,
t's,
tails.
1
Tin
I.ibby's
Apricots,
ls,
(alls.
t
Tin
Greengage
I'lun,
2's.
I
Tin
Globe
Pears,
2's.
I
Tin
Crabapples,
t!n
or
1
Tin
Singapore
I'iueap-apple,
2's.
5
Tins
for
95c.
LOT
F
C
Tins
Quaker
Tomato,
illi's
95o.
Limit
tins
to
each
customer;
.
LOT
K
t.
doz,
Sunkisl
Granges.
8
lbs,
No.v
I
Yellow
New.
too
or
Wincsap"
Applets,
Special,
95c.
LOT
L
I
Fail
Niagara
Foils
Pure
llaspberry
Jum,,rcg.
75c
t
Hot
lie
Hein.
Catsup,
reg'.
luc.
Special,
95e.
LOT
M
1.
only,
I
lb.
Moasl
Fork,
trimmed
loin
or
leg,
95c
LOT
R
,
Mars
While
Wonder
Soap.
2
I'kg.
Heekills
lihif.
2
I'kg.
White
Gloss
Starch
I
only,
Scrub
llrushs
Ileg.
K25
value.
Special,
95c.
LOT
T
f
1
only,
lo
lb.'
Sack
Fasiry
Flour
Snowflake
or
While
Hose.
Ileg.
00c.
i
lbs.
Hulk
liaising.
Ileg.
00c.
Seeded
or
Seedless,
Special,
95o.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
21
CHINESE
GIRL
NOT
TO
MARRY
Eighteen
Year
Old
High
School
Girl
Wins
Out
I
Rebellion
Against
Custom
HIKING,
Feb.
II.
Miss
Chiang
Chin.yiu.
an
18-year-old
high
school
girl
iho
recently
disputed
Hie
right
acknowledged
through
thousands
of
genera
lions
uf
u
parent
to
give
his
daughter's
hand
in
marriage
without
her
consent,
has
scored
a
noteworthy
triumph.
Not
only
has
she
converted
her
father
and
mother
lo
her
modern
viewpoint,
but
her
elder
brother
as
well
has
renounced
his
rigid
lo
a
voice
in
Jhe
selection
of
his!
sNIcr
life
partner.
j
Miss
Chiang
made
known
her
determination
to
defy
parental
authority
by
inserting
an
adver-'
tisemenl
jn
various
Chinese
newspapers
notifying
everybody
interested
that
she
refused
to
recognjze
a
!c(rolhal
agreement
made
by
her
elders
with
the
falher
of
young
Hsiung
Vao-chi.
The
parents
have
now
resorted
to
the
same
means
of
acknow.
lodging
their
acquiescence
in
the
girl's
rebellion
and
agreeing
lo
cancellation
of
the
contract.
The
incident
has
arourd
great
interod
--among
young
Chinese
maidens
who
are
be-i
coming
rapidly
modernised.
The
(he
innovation
as
incompatible
wilh
the
(cachings
nf
Coifiieiu,
and
a
threat
lo
the
ages-old
authority
of
parents
which
mul
not
be
countenanced.
HE
STARTED
LIFE
IN
BRISTOL
BEER
OFFICE
Rev.
Arthur
Barner
Delivers
Interesting
Address
to
Tuxls
Boys
of
Methodist
Church
1
'I'llM
Tlivlu
llfl.'a
tit
I
h.
IaIIi.
(o
the
time
of
his
appointment
as
superintendent
of
missions.
Following
the
address,
there
Trliili-m
are
luvlled
tur
the
annual
o.r.
Iwul
of
tlx.
C.U.S.
Mala.iilna"
and
'intra-
rliy."
Oiplea
of
iriralli
ran
be
obtained
on
appllratloii
lo
the
iiiidenlirned
or
lo
Hie
Flslierlea
orrire
at
.New
Wetluiliialrr
or
I'rlnre
lltft
n-rt.
Triiders
are
to
be
plainly
marked
on
tin-oulalde
of
Hie
envrlofx;
"Tender
for
tlie
rriiair
io
ine
c.o.s.
implna
and
'ilvemiiy."
and
IniMl
be
received
al
Hie
office
or
the
tinderal
iriH-d
not
laler
than
It
noon.
March
lOlli.
Uil.
Both
boat
will
I
available
fur
al
aiii(,iner
the
IVth
of
I't-bruary,
Period
renulred
for
romulelloii
of
work
to
be
a
la
led.
A
rerliried
rhegue
ror
10
or
the
amount
or
lh
lender
price
and
payable
lo
the
Minuter
or
Marine
and
Flaherlrt
nitil
accompany
the
lender.
Uiwent,
or
any
tl-itder,
not
tiecraaarlly
accepted.
(sd.
1.
A.
MOTIIF.IIWKI.I..
Chler
lnMTtor
or
FlMierlea,
Million's
flank
Hlrtir
Vancouver.
B.C.,
February
4.
IV4.
3T
TIMBER
SALE
X
67G7.
Sealed
Tender,
uill
l
iu.Ii.:!
i.v
Hie
Mlnlaier
or
Land
al
Victoria
not
laler
Ilia
n
noon
on
Hie
tut
day
or
February,
ll.
ror
the
purchaM!
or
Llrrnre
X
S7J,
lp
rut
3,l40,uiio
reel
or
spruce,
luiaam.
lleinlork
and
Cedar,
on
an
area
iltualed
on
Channel
I,
land.
Gardner
Canal,
Xante
4,
Coa-l
(Harriet.
Three
(3)
seara
will
be
allowed
fur
removal
or
limber.
Hirlher
partlrulara
of
the
Chler
Forea-er,
Victoria.
u.C.
or
Dlalrlct
Foreiler,
I'rlnce
nuperl.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5763.
Sealed
Tendera'
will
lie
received
by
the
Minuter
or
Land
at
Vlrlorla
not
later
man
noon
on
me
fiat
nay
or
February,
l4,
for
the
iiurrhaae
or
Licence
X
87BJ,
to
enl
I
111
Aha
r..i
...
..i..
lleinlork
and
iialaaui,
rrnm
an
area'allualed
at
Hie
liead
or
Tuck
Inlet,
N.W.
of
I'rlnce
ouvrri,
nauKe
a,
tjinn
inairiri.
Two
jer
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
lurimr
iiarllrulara
of
the
Chief
Foreiler.
Mctofla.
U.C-
or
Ulalrlit
ToreHer.
fn.xt
hupn't
b.i,
THE
DAILY
NfeWS.
Ready
With
Oxo
Cubes
you
can
serve
a
meal
at
a
moment's
notice.
They
are
handy
for
all
purposes
and
all
occasions
an
excellent
substitute
for
meat
in
soups
and
savory
dishes
a
household
help
every
day
in
the
week.
on
ri.r
c.t(w
vaaBJ
fa
).
fit
WMMTI
ftt
tkf
if
oxo
UMato.
UO.STREAL
OXO
XUBF
was
an
exhibition
of
gymnasium
conservative
older
generation,!
,
.
.
,
..
ii,
work
and
basketball
games.
however,
thoroughly
condemns
MRS.
STEEN
REGENT
QUEEN
MARY
CHAPTER
Senior
Branch
of
Daughters
of
Empire
Elects
Its
Officers
for
1924.
Oueeu
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Kuipire.
has
elected
ll'2t
officer
as
Honorary
IiuVernet.
Honorary.
Hegeut,
Mr.
F.
11.
first
iee-regenl.
-.
.
u
.
l
.
ll.j
iiiF
.
.
,
.
.li.i
r.i.roi,
invo,i
,n,nr-
r-Ia'on.
-"
i
ti
...
.
supper
last
night
in
their
new
club
rooms
which
were
recently
filled
up
jn
the
church.
After
the
supper,
Hev.
Arthur
Harner,
superintendent
of
Indian
missions,
addressed
the
boys
taking
as
bis
Mibjecls:
"Keep
off
the
rocks."
Mr.
Harner.
outlining
reminiscences
of
his
own
life,
drove
home
lo
his
youthful
hearers
many
valuable
hints
in
the
proper
manner
of
conducting
their
live.
He
lold
how
at
the
age
of
13
he
had
been
placed
in
a
brewers'
ofllce
in
urisioi.
iieer
was
a
free
as
water
and,
at
the
age
of
22,
he
found
himself,
up
against
the
necessity
of
breaking
away
or
In-coining
a
drunkard.
He
choc
the
former
course
and
took
up
Ibe
ministry.
Mr.-
Harner
Ihen
went
on
lo
trace
his
career
up
unit',
Ul
j
.
Jrviniu
ii-r-ir)iriii,
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMonlle.
llfgenl,
Mr.
.1.
G.
Sleen.
First
vieeregeut,
Mrs.
David
riiouisoii.
.,
Second
vie-regent,
Mr.
A.
K.
Haell-Joues,
Secretary.
Mrs.
W.
S.
Fiber.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
George
liorie.
liducatioual
secretary,
Mr.
D.
McD.
Hunlcr.
Hclioes
secretary,
Mr.
II.
A.
Philpolt.
Standard
bearer,
Mr.
Joe
Greer.
HILL
60
CHAPTER
ELECTS
OFFICERS
Miss
Blanche
Macdonald
Again
Heads
Daughters
of
Empire
Chapter
Foe
Year
J924
Hill
CO
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
I
lie
F.mpln'.
ha
elected
officer
for
I
he
year
lt2l
a
follows:
HoiKir.liy
rtegenl.
Mis.
A.
T.
Parkin.
ltegeid.
Miss
Hlauclie
Maedoii-aid.
'
First
viee-i'gtMii,
Mr.
John
Mauou.
'
.
Second
lee-regenl,
Mrs.
Woodwortlu.-
Secretary,
Mfs
Agnes
Dmiald-
son.
Treaiurer.
Mjss
Mary
Carter.
Hrlioc
secrejary,
Miss
Gladys
Kemp.
if
Fducationul
.
sVeretaiy,
Miss
A.
A.
Pierce.
Standard
bearer.
Miss
Margaret
Graham.
MISS
LLOYD
GEORGE
VISITING
IN
INDIA
IIANGO0N'.
India,
Feb,
It.
-Miss
Megan
Lloyd
George,
daughter
of
he
former
Hrilish
premier
who
accompanied
het
falher
on
his
recent
lour
of
Ilie
Unlled
Slates,
.is
now
in
India'
as
Hie
gnesf
of
the
viceroy
nnd
Lady
Iteadiiiy.
The
viceroy
and
his
wife
have
been
iiccm-jled
a
warm
'welcome
in
Itniigooir
and
lluiina.
Among
niher
thing
Tliey
vislled
Ibe
lloyal
Lakes,
illuminaled
ror
the
occasion
by
150,000
lajnp,
and
huve
been
enlertalued
by
horse
and
boiil
races,
firework
displays
ami
garden
parlies.
Miss
Lloyd
George
w;a
of
the
party.
When
you
buy
advertising
ypu
buy
CmcULATION.
and
see
that
vou
jet
it
t?
'JUNIOR
RECITAL
LADIES'
MUSICAL
MRS.
PARKINS'
HOME
Younger
Pupils
of
City
Made
Ex
cellent
Showing
and
Enjoyed
Valentine
Tea
Followiiikr
nit
their
nruurum
of
hearing
the
yoirtig
music
students
of
the
city,
the
Ladies'
Musical
Club,
at
its
meeting
yesterday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
T.
Farkin,
was
entertained
by
Hie
junior
music
pupils.
There
were
a
goinl
many
comment
on
the
excel,
letire
of
the
urosram.
the
ner-
formcr.s
all
being
under
fourteen
years
of
aj:e.
Following
the
muie
a
alentine
tea
was
enjujeil,
Mrs
Lionel
lloltby
asMsttng
Mrs.
Far-kin
in
entertaining.
The
table
ami
roonit
were
decorated
with
hundreds
of
red
hearts
ami
flow
ers.
I'he
iirourum
follow
Piano
solo
"Pierrot
ami
Pier.
eite."
by
Margaret
Hcaiiinoiit.
Piano
solo
WhUperlUK
Vac."
Claire
Williams.
Piano
solo"Uueen
of
the
ltoe."
Audrey
Parkin.
Putin
"ido
'.Mitiuel
from
the
Soutina"
(Op.
P.
No.
t2:,
Fuiil
Williams.
Voeal
.ido
Cuekoo,"
I.iiica
HaiMon.
1'iaiiii
olo
-T-
"Serenade
San
Paroles."
Girdon
Parkili.
Piano
io
"Gi,y
Ujiice,-'
Helen
MeCaffery.
Piano
Solo
"Silxer
Wings,
j
I
unta
Stewart.
Violin
"
'
oo
Marrarole.
Audrey
Parkin.
Piano
ulo
'The
Two
Lark.'
May
Clark.
Piano
olo
"Nocturne"
F
riitt
Major
Op.
V
No.
2
.
Clifford
Cam
eron.
Thursday.
February
)
,9
IITATI
Of
ALMtO
WVNOHAH
elm
DCCtAtCD.
TUC
NOTII'.F.
thai
I'robal
U
Ihe
l.
I
will
of
Ibe
atxitr
naiueit
dreeiunl
duly
lued
mil
iif
the
Vtriona
Beiuirj
f
III
Supreme
umiM
of
Brltl.ti
(j.lumhia
on
the
Ird
day
nf
January.
Itfl.
i
Mwu-H
.oi
in.rri.i.
i:HTin
nr
.n-ivria,
inr
t
irruini
inerein
nainea-
AI.L
l'l.no.N
haunt
rUuna
ayalnal
IM
e.lale
are
reniietled
to
efir1
In
aurh
Hainn
in
wntlnr
duly
mined
to
the
undertime,!
:
o
rniTiirn
take
oticc
thai
on
nd
aflee
'the
FOM
day
or
Marrh.
Iff
I.
the
tieewmt
will
pmreed
lo
diMrlboie
IMi
ealaie
hiilra
rrtar.l
only
to
Owe
rlairn
or
which
the
ttull
hae
been
duly
'
Mined
PATIO
lull
llh
dar
or
January,
ttti.
r.nrr.
a
rntr.
Villrllor
fop
the
Eteemrlf,
4
IS
Central
BgiMlni.
Vleinrla.
H
C
.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unrei.rved.
aurv.yed
Crown
landa
may
i
pr-tmpld
b
Brtllan
aubjtct
over
11
year
ef
ac.
and
y
allena
on
daclarlng
Inltntlon
lo
become
Urltlah
aubjecta,
eondl
'lonal
upon
rtaldtnca.
occupation,
tnd
Improvamtnt
for
agricultural
purpoaaa.
rNjtl
Information
eoncernlra
rgu
allona
ratardlny
pr-mpiloni
It
tlvan
In
Bullatln
No.
I.
lnd
Warlea.
'How
to
rre-empt
1-anl."
coplaa
of
ahlcb
ran
b
obtained
fro
of
charg
y
addreaalng
th
Uapartmant
of
.an
da.
Victoria,
B.C.
or
to
any
Oav-rnment
AgenL
Hacordi
will
be
granted
covarlng
inly
land
aullabla
for
agricultural
purpcaea.
and
which
le
not
tltnbar-land.
rarrylni
over
I.SOt
board
reat
par
acre
wait
ef
the
Coaat
Rang
and
1,000
fatt
par
acre
eaat
of
that
Range.
Appllratlona
for
pra-ampllona
are
o
be
addreaaed
to
Ibe
Lnd
Com-mlialnner
of
the
Ind
Recording
Dl
ilalon.
n
which
the
land
applied
for
la
eltuated,
and
ere
maue
on
primal
forma,
roplea
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commlaaloner.
rra-emptlona
muat
be
occupied
for
fire
year
and
Improt
amenta
mad
lo
value
of
I0
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
lelal
five
ecree,
before
a
Crown
Urant
can
be
received.
Tor
more
detailed
Information
ee
the
HullaUn
"How
to
ITe-empt
Und."
PURCHASE
Appllratlona
are
received
fer
pur-chaae
of
vacant
and
unreeerved
Crown
landa,
not
being
tlmbarland.
for
agricultural
purpoaaa;
minimum
price
of
flratelaae
(arable)
Und
la
II
per
acre,
and
etcond-elaea
(gratlngT
land
12.10
per
acre,
further
Inror-matlon
regarding
purchaae
or
leaa
of
Crown
land
la
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Rarlaa,
Turchaae
and
l.eaa
of
Crown
Indi.
Mill,
factory,
or
tnduttrlal
altea
on
limber
land,
not
exceeding
0
icrae.
may
be
purchaaed
er
leated.
the
can
dltlone
Including
payment
of
alumpage.
,
HOME8ITI
LIASES
t'naurveyed
area,
not
oiceedlng
10
acrea,
may
be
leaaed
aa
homealtea.
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
flrat
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
reeldenee
end
Improvement
condltlone
era
fulfilled
and
land
haa
been
eurveyed.
LEASES
For
grating
and
Induatrlal
pur
poaaa
area
not
eiceedlng
140
acrea
may
be
leaaed
by
on
pereon
er
a
company.
QRAZINQ
Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Prov
Ince
le
divided
Into
grating
dlttrlcte
and
the
rang
admtnlatered
under
orating
Commlnloner.
Annual
grating
permlta
art
laeued
baaed
on
numbera
ranged,
priority
being
given
o
ealabllehed
owntra.
Htock.ownara
nay
form
aaaoclatlona
for
range
nanagement,
Free,
or
partially
free
ermlta
ar
available
for
tettlert'
ampere
and
traveller,
up
to
tee
ead.
bIbmHbIbVbmmmmmmmhmWbSsIHIHIbb
Phone
376
The
House
Phone
ttti
of
Quality
Give
Their
Feet
a
Chance
Don't
joii
Hunk
lliev
lime
been
wearing
rcpiie'
i):;,Us
long
eiiiigli?
We
inetur
the
girl
ami
lo-
Do-i
,rt.A
tliiir
urdie.
down.
gie
their
feel
a
hung'
JW
lime
to
do
iL
We
hne
just
the
n
k
or
fonlaj'
;-
pl
tune
of
year.
Good
Honest
Solid
Leather
Boots
that
will
wear--"
at
honest
prices.
Little
Gents',
S
to
1
0
4,
fnon
$3.10
to
$4
SO
Yduths',
II
to
MVi,
from
$3.65
to
5475
Boys,'
I
lo
rW,
from
$3.75
to
$5.25
Girls',
1
1
to
2.
from
$3.75
to
$5.2$
Children's,
X
lo
lov,,
rroiu
$3.65
to
$40
tiome
111
-110
trouble
In
hov
I
lie
guiMK
.
(
Bf
u.
,
gel
off
-iided
if
oo
don't
loiy.
We
.,n
here
j
,f
Call
111,
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.'
Shoe
Department.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Thursday,
7
and
9
JACKHOLT
in
"Making
a
Man"
A
slory
of
a
young,
huud-oiiie
iiiulli
lit
dtiretl
hy
hi
own
wa
to
a
"down
mnl
outer
-rg
and
brought
to
hi
own
real
self
iirtlie
melting
,
'
v
j
York.
The
hiimunizing
of
a
snob.
Advuloi-r
real
Jack
Moll
Gghl.
The
tale
of
u
man
vlt
r.
r
what
he
wunled
until
he
i.-ll
in
loe.
Ka
V
k
(
rasL
CHRISTIE
COMEDY--DOROTHY
DEVORE
If
"NAVY
BLUES."
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
35c
and
10c
Bath
Room
Fittings
Towel
liars.
Soap
Dishe-.
Tumbler,
iim!
T
Holder.
Houp
ami
SMingc
Holder.
Toolh
llni"'
F
lliMiks
ror
(he
Hath
llolir.
Hot
Water
Hi.He
mid
Sh
if
yirop.
Wlusk
ami
Hnisli
Holder.
ct
Kvery.jiiece
guarmite
tl,
now
on
di'la
,,!:
w
KA1EN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phone
3.
P.O.
Box
1648.
When
Baby
Needs
a
Change
Of
Food
Try
Electric
-
Bake
Rusks
15c
a
box.
30c
a
lb.
Al
Your
(irorer
or
Electric
Window
Bakeries
I
HAVE
A
HEART!
and
Buy
Her
a
Box
of
Purdy's
Candy
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World
IDEAL
FOR
THE
HOME,
THE
PARTY
OR
THE
THEATH
Sole
Aguiils:
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
WE
CASH
CHEQUfc