Barriered
Flannels
Tin
very
newest
fabri"
for
Fall
or
Winter
Dresses.
lies!
q
1
1
a
1
1
1
y
all
wool,
in
feleliinw
color
combinations
54
inches
wide,
1
yards
for
a
dress,
l'cr
yard
$3.25
West
of
England
Store
Third
Ave.
Third
Ave.
Phono
753
MAMMOTH
Special
Sale
Shoes
41
Pairs
Only
Ladles'
Black
Kid
High
Boots,
at
per
pair
$2.85
Men's
Black
and
Brown
Dress
Shoes,
Goodyear
welt,
solid
leather,
rubber
heels.
This
is
a
winner.
Sale
price
.
.
$5.45
See
our
windows
for
specials
Specials
in
Mises'
and
Children's
Shoes.
Specials
iin
Hoys'
and
Youths'
Shoes.
Family
Shoe
Store
Phone
357.
The
Home
of
BULKLEY
VALLEY
E
Fresh
Killed
Beef,
Veal
and
Pork,
Turkeys,
Chickens
(
and
Rabbits
Turnip,
per
suck
.
.
$2
00
Potatoes,
per
sack
..
$3.70
Cabbage,
per
lb
Be
WE
DELIVER
Sealy
5
Doodson
Th"
llou-e
of
Quality
Sixth
Street
Phone
455
Fresh
and
Smoked
Fish
a
Specially
Dr.
E.
S.
Tail
DENTIST
llclgorson
Block,
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
twice
Honrs
o
to
o.
X-Ray
Sarvtct
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
bvtnlngs
OTTAWA,
Nov.
30.
Several
by-laws
and
plebiscites
are
to
bo
submitlcd
lo
the
people
of
Ottawa
at
the
civic
elections
on
December
7,
perhaps
the
most
important
Hiejiv;
one
to
obtain
the
opinion
of
Hie
electors
on
Controller
Tullcys
scheme
lo
gradually
exempt
businesViucomc
and
improvements
assessment,
by
10
per
cent
unlil
50
per
cent
is
ex-;
cmpt,
and
secure
Die
(axes
thus
lost
by
placing
assessment
on
all
i
I
a
1
1
1
in
the
city.
A
bylaw
is
being
submitted
lo
electors
iualirieu
lo
vole
on
money
bylaws,
regarding
tlio
re
moval
of
the
cross-town
tracks
which
asks
whether
they
favor
flic
city
applying
to
tho
Legislature
for
authority
lo
raise
and
pay
to
(he
Canadian
National
Itailways
$330,000
if
Hie,
com
pany
will
remove
its
Itank
and
I'lgin
street
yards
ami
cut
out
through
train
movements
between
the
canal
and
the
westerly
city
limit.
A
money
bylaw
is
being
sub
milled
askuvi
whether
properly
owners
approve
of
3
12,000
being
spool
on
improving
I
In-West
find
Market.
There
wil'
also
e
a
bylaw
for
extending
the
term
of
office
of
city
council
lo
two
years.
In
the
absence
of
other
issues
"We
Save
You
Money"
Jusl
a
few
of
our
regular
prices.
Not
Specials
llowntree's
Cocoa,
1
lb.
tins
40
c
Hownlreo"s
Cocoa,
lb.
tins
25c
lleiii
Tomato
Soup,
lame
tins
20c
Swift's
Premium
Ii-ard,
3's
80c
Swift's
Premium
Lard,
5's
$1.35
Crisco,
1
lb
30c
Cri-co.
3
His.
...
90c
Terrace
Potatoes
'Netted
Gem.,,
per
100
lbs.
$3.50
Purity
or
Five
Hose
Flour.
tU
lb.
sacks
..
..
$2X0
Flour
is
advancing.
Buy
now.
Uuaker
Corn,
pty
tin'..
20c
Ouaker
Peas,
per
tin
..
20c
Quaker
Tomato,
large
tins
20c
or
per
doz.
assorted
$2.00
Compare
these
prices.
Our
Motto:
"Quality
and
Service."
Gordon's
Grocery
Seventh
Ave.
East
Phone
447
Our
Stock
of
Articles
Suitable
for
XMAS
GIFTS
is
large
i-
than
ever
before
and
at
an
exceptionally
reduced
prii-e.
In
addition
to
the
reduced
(trices
we
still
give
a
discount
of
5
per
cent
for
cash
purchases.
Here
are
a
few
of
our
specials
Come
in
and
look
around.
P.oxed
Kerchiefs,
per
box,
from
.
.
.
.
40o
to
$1.25
Novelty
Itags
for
Ladies.
from
....
$2.00
lo
$3.50
Novelty
Hells
for
Ladies.
from
50c
to
75o
Novelty
Hracelels
..
..
35o
Silk
Scurf's
.
.
$2.00
to
$2,50
Fancy
(iarlers,
per
pair,
from
50c
to
$1.15
Men's
Silk
Ties
85c
Men's
Crepe
Ties
....
$1.25
Set
of
ArmbaniN,
(iarlers.
Suspender
and
licit
in
box
$2.50
Toys,
from
..
10c
lo
$6.75
'(line
and
choose
your
gifts.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Avenue
E.
Phones
18
and
84
I.Xs
wiling
Tin
Wool
able,
Croup
LAND
ACT.
and
Whooping
Cough
Guard
your
children
from
the
danger;
of
winter
weather.
Check
their
first
cough
with
Buckley's
"Modified"
Mixture.
jPIeasant
to
take
and
brings
instant
relief.
Buckley's
Mixture
"Strong"
or
"Modified"
acts
like
a
Mash
on
Croup
and
Whooping
Cough
or
any
affection
of
throat,
chest
and
lungs.
Keep
a
bottle
handy.
Wonderful
at
night.
A
dose
stops
coughing.
J,,,
K
75
ok,
H
IXTURE
'Stronf
or
"Modified"
-40
doses
W.
K.
BucWI.r.
Llmlt.J,
Ml
Mutual
St.,
Toronto!
Nolle
of
InUnllon
to
Apply
to
Lat
Land
In
Prime
llunerl
Mnd
hrrordlnr
M
'rln.
and
Mtuate
al
Cove.
Suiter
Uland
about
Ail.00
rlialn
Mitilheaalerly
fnm
tlw
eitreme
nnrthet
end
f
"pleer
llarl
and
alKiut
Jt.00
rhalni
eat
from
Srlioon
rr
Pais.
tk
nniire
that
wnce
fumim
l
Imllrd.
or
Vancouver,
B.C.,
firrupatlon
annerymen,
Inlend
to
apply
Jar
a
rae
r
the
rouowlnr
nresrrllied
land:
CnniniTiclnr
at
a
not
Planted
atiotit
li
no
iiiain
In
a
aoultieaMerly
dlrertlon
in
Ih"
evlreme
nnrthwent
end
or
'Hirer
Ifiiand.
and
tl.oo
rhalni
raat
from
:
h
:.
.tier
Pav
tlienre
noiitli
1.4!
rhaln;
hen-e
e.nt
4
84
chain;
thence
norili-"-icrlT
meanilerlnr
alonar
Ihe
tine
of
'irli
tide
It.
piwl
t
eommenernient,
and
ontalulnr
t.oo
acre,
more
or
lew.
WALLACE
riSIIF.niES
LIMITF.n,
Applicant
ri
9mk"
"Jaeger"
Underwear
For
Ladies
lightest
weight
Pure
(iainienls.
tinshrink-snug
filling,
llnglish
make.
In
Combination
style:
Hound.
V.
or
High
Neck;
Short
or
Sleeveless;
Knee
or
I
nil
Length.
Vests
also
in
all
styles.
We
are
Agents
for
Jiuvgrr.
Bloomers,
Slippers,
Blankets,
Rugs,
Children's
and
Babies'
Wear,
Sweaters,
Gloves,
etc.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton
Immediately
afler
the
nuicerl
the
floor
was
cleared
ami
danc
ing
was
soon
fta
full
swing
and
on
tinned
unlil
after
2
a.
m
during
the
dance,
novelties
in
the
way
of
candy
baskets
filled
wilh
..
assorled
randies
w.r
I
FAMOUS
DANCER
SAYS
I...
tl
I
..r
I..
.'
ti)
i
iruiiiiiiuiri'
ui
joiuit
i.iine
ind
a
large
basket
was
raffled.
this
was
won
by
Mrs.
W.
Fidler
wilh
number
OH.
Mrs.
T.
W.
Ilrwer
ami
her
father
Mr.
deorge
had
charge
of
the
decorating
of
the
Hall
and
Ihe
novel
and
artistic
result
of
their
endeavor
was
greatly
Hospital
Hoard
benefits
to
the
exlenl
of
some
as
a
resull
of
the
affair.
SM1THERS
Mr.
and
Mis.
.1.
A.
Xeale
and
child
of
Ouick
moved
to
lowu
la!
week
and
will
spend
the
winter
months
here.
Mr.
Neale
is
again
taking
up
his
duties
at
the
d.X.ll.
station.
There
was
born
al
(he
llulklev
Valley
District
Hospital
on
Thursday,
November
a
sou
lo
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Hrnesl
Mould
of
Hose
Lake,
and
on
November
21,
a
daughter
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Hanson
of
Forcsldalo.
Y.
N.
Clark
of
Soulh
Uulkle
pent
last
week
lit
lown
the
guesl
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Win,
Mitchell.
Mr.
Clark
came
iTi
to
consult
Hie
doctor
bill
wil-
able
to
return
!u
his
home
without
serious
Win.
Powell
wlio
underwent
a
light
operation
al
Hie
Hospital
early
last
week
was
able
to
return
to
his
home
tin
Friday.
Provincial
Constable
p.
Carr
of
IIiiiiis
Lake
has
been
on
duty
in
Sinithers
during
the
pasl
week.
I
hiring
the
absence
of
the
pas.
lor
Ilev.
.1.
II,
dibsou,
.
11.
Hoy
kins
look
the
services
In
tho
An
glican
Church
oil
Sunday
even
ing.
Miss
Theodores
liaabe.
euler
lained
a
number
of
her
girl
friends
at
a
house,
parly
on
I'll
day
evening
atoj
a
very
:il'.'asat
MOndar,
Navemb
"AOR
sn
rim
nAU.-!
rnrwi
"
S()-
192$.
ATTENTION!
Christmas
Shoppers
In
a
few
days
we
will
lie
muvi'J
lo
our
new
store
Willi
Mio
largest
ami
finest
stock
of
JEWELLERY,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS,
CHINA
UMBRELLAS,
TOILET
SETS,
HANDBAGS,
NOVELIES,
Etc.,
in
Hie
North
Our
Motto
as
in
flic
past:
-QUALITY,
PRICE,
SERVICE
Max
Heilbroner
Jeweller
and
Optician
INCOME
TAX
REDUCTION
Ottawa
City
May
Lessen
This
Impost
and
Increase
Tax
on
Lands
mi
chief
platform
utterances
of
candidates
this
year
seem
likely
to
be
confined
to
the
tax
examp-lion
proposal
and
that
regarding
Hie
cross
town
tracks.
ANOTHER
TITLE
FOR
MARSHAL
OF
FRANCE
PAltIS,
Nov.
30.
The
new
orator
of
the
Conde
Museum
of
haul
illy,
an
office
carrying
an
income
of
t,000
francs,
is
Henri
'hilippe
ltciioni
Omer
Joseph
Petain,
Marshal
of
Franre,
vice-
president
of
the
Superior
Wari
Council
(ami
so
Conimander-ii--hief
of
French
forces
in
lime
of
war
,
the
savior
or
veniun
auu
probable
comjueroc
of
KotlC
Of
LAND
ACT.
InUnllon
to
Apply
Land.
to
Lmh
In
I'rliH-e
Hurrrt
land
luvfirrtiiiK
TO
rln.
and
tllnaie
at
Newcixnbe
Harbor
ill
Uiand,
a!nil
one
mile
norilM-aat
from
lie
riilranr
l'
I'rtrel
Channel,
and
about
'Hie
rnlle
Kuullierly
rruin
tbe
nortnrat
ni-ner
of
Lot
S03SI'.
Take
nullre.
that
Wallare
ritberlei
iniilMl,
or
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
WiiiieM
men.
Intend
to
apply
f'ir
a
leae
r
ihe
fullimlnr
tireM-rlbed
land:
OrtimienriiK
at
a
boat
Mauled
aoom
lie
miles
in
mmiIIktI
direction
from
tie
imrlheaM
corner
or
Lot
01JI':
thence
'uth
S.IJ
rhaln:
tlieiiee
el
6t
tiaitt:
tlieniT
north
0.70
chain;
Ihenre
alerly
meandering-
a
Ion
the
hlrh
water
xark
tn
pot
r
PMiiuienrenient,
and
i.ntalnlnr
i.oo
arre,
iiHire
or
lex.
WALLACE
FISHERIES
UVIITED.
Applicant
m1
CMt.mli..
th
.
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
InUnllon
to
Apply
Land
to
Liaao
III
Oh-
I.Hierti
Charlotte
Mauds
itr1c,
and
llerocdini
IHntrlct
of
I'rlnee
Ituperl.
nd
situate
ihi
IIh-
r'orerlMm
of
Yeotallon
Ray.
MaM-tt(
Inlet.
TAKE
MiTII'.K
iut
Rupne
II.
Simpwrti.
T
Mae,
orrupathifi
rannery
manairer.
iileiwl
to
''ly
for
a
lee
or
tlie
rollow-lir
(leeerllMll
land:
I'.oiiiinefleliiir
at
a
rtl
flaiiled
oil
tlie
tacti
water
mark
aUsil
Vi
rimin
went
r-mi
Hie
iHirtlieal
eMiier
itt
ju
1530:
liH-r
nortli
inn
reet
to
W
water
mark:
'lieiiee
iwirllielerly
hii
reel
liere
r
:
t
twice
eM
I
fill
reel
lit
tlie
imrlll
ei
rorner
or
K.
II.
SlinpHr
aiilira
inn
to
lev:
tlieiH-e
Minlieaterlr
fot
uinr
tlie
lilrti
water
mark
lo
tlie
kUI
f
rommeiireinriit,
and
nmtalulnr
two
i'res,
iiHire
or
.
ELtiK.XE
II.
SIMPSON.
Applicant
cer
rroa.
nan,
Areni.
tialM
ornil
oil,
1
0t
CONCERT
AND
DANCE
SMITHERS
SUCCESS
Sum
of
$250
Netted
for
Hospital
Solo
F.vill.
as
Result
of
Event
SMITH
HIIS,
November
30.
With
a
crowd
Hint
packed
Ihe
Town
Hall
lo
(he
doors.
Hie
con-rerl
and
dance
put
on
by
tin
dray
Orchestra,
Thursday
night
was
one
of
the
most
successful
affair
of
Ibis
nature
held
m
'Sniitliers
in
in.niv
moons.
The,
concert
starled
,oon
afler
eight
o'clock
ami
the
huge
audiei
(
was
treated
lo
an
exceptionally)
fine
program,
each
number
of.
which
was
heartily
encored.
!"
his
opening
remarks,
the
chair-;
man
Dr.
C.
II.
Iltinkiiisoii
thanked
those
uresejil
for
their
attend-1
mice,
remarking
that
it
was
only!
by
the
hearlv
co-operation
of-
Hie
ciliens
of
the
district,
licit
Hie
llulkley
Valley
Oniric!
Hospital
in
aid
of
which
the
concerl
was
being
given,
was
able
lo
carry
on
and
administer
lo
Hie
needs
of
Ihe
surrounding
country.
The
pit'gram.
consisted
of
the
following
numbers:
Select
ion
0
ray's
orchesl
ra.
Chorus
"Kinkie
Kids
Parade."
The
Kinkie
Kids:
Solo
"Think
Iaivi
of
me."
Ilev.
deo.
Turpih.
I
lance.
Highland
Fling.
Miss
Mary
McKeiufc.
Solo.
"Laud
,
of
Long
Ago."
Mrs.
S.
P.
neiinelt.
Selection.
Aiming
the
dnty's
ochrstra.
Tlie
Truuipter."
Mr.
A.
Solo
"Friciul
o'
Mine."
Mr;
l..
II.
Warner.
Itecitalion
"If
1
M.
Kvitl.
1
lance
"Sailors
Mrs.
.1.
Hetheriugtoii.
darcst."
Miss
HontpijM".'
Quarletle.
Selerled.
Warner,
Mrs.
Ileunell.
Mr,
pin
ami
Mr.
Helheringlott.
Mrs.
Ttir-
Chorus
and
danct.
Selecled.
The
daiely
dirls.
The
Kinkie
Kid-,
were
a
dozen
...
A
or
more
of
Hie
younger
liovsl
each
with
blackened
face
and
each
respleiiilaitl
in
inon
or
less
gorgeous
rostuliN's
or
uiitforms.
wilh
Iheir
guns
ami
swords.
Master
llarlaiul
Lewis
wtis
their
leader
and
this
number
nimle
a
great
hit
with
the
audience.
Miss
Kvitl
was
a
new
ierforiuer
tie
fore
a
Siuilhersiati.lieHee
and
re
eived
most
hearty
applause
fur
her
numbers.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024,
Has
prodticeil
.Minerals
u
follows:-
Placer
(iolil,
$77.il82.tir;i;
Lode
d(i
,i
tiiu
i-.t
in.i.
u.i....
ikittt
.
r.711,
I.piiiI
7l)
ft
lK.r.7N:
Cumier.
KlH?
tNO
i:w
II
O,
I
I'V
DIIIVI,
-..,.
i
,
.
,
,.,
v.
r,
.
ft'tY
f
...
...a.
II
M...-..l
I
Kit
rttll-
I'niil
on,
I
l'Li
lll
Ui)..
.
..
I
I.IUI
:
.VI
scciuilll
oos
.tiuici
uir,
t.
i
?",
nno.oix
II,,,.
I
muni,
liriek
Cement
etc..
5
12.
225.
Ml
I
:
making
it
Mineral
Production
i,.
11...
'
.
7,......,
,
,
-
,
-
-
i
.
11)21
sliuw
an
Aggregate
Value
of
.$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province,
arc
more
liberal
nitil
Hie
fees
lower
than
i,,8
0
any
other
Province
in
Ihe
nonunion,
or
unj
rolony
m
Hie
Hrilisli
Hhipirc
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute.
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing,
suili
properties
the
security
of
v;
,
giiaraiilceil
by
tlmwit
(Iran
Is.
Full
iiirorinatiou
logclher
wilh
Mining
llt'inrls
nnl
Maps,
tuny
be
nldiiiiir
l
..
,,
a.ldressiiig
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MlNtS
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.
II.
Practically
all
Hrilisli
Columbia
Mineral
I'rnpei
lie
upon
whn
li
d
t
work
lias
been
ilotie
are
iles'crilicd
in
some
tine
of
the
Ammul
Hcimm-i
,,i
i,.
of
Mines.
Thoe
t-oiisiileriug
mining
invclniciils
-lioulil
refer
to
-in
li
icMr
t
,
are
available
wilhoiil
charge
on
application
to
Hie
Meparliiiciil
of
Mine-,
.
,
Heports
of
Ihe
neological
Sitrvry
of
Canada.
Pacific
lliiibliug,
Vhihoiivci
o
t
nieiiilcil
as
valuable
sources
of
infortunium.
time
was
Mit
at
games
contests
followed
by
dainty
freshmen
is.
TERRACE
NOTES
..
ami
re.
The
SI.
Andrew
s
Society
held
an
enjoyable
danre
in
the
d.W
.i
V.
A.
Hall
oh
Friday
evening.
j
II.
Hrwher
of
Hie
l.akele,
linlrliery
si
a
If
was
a
week
end
visitor
in
Terrace.
I
Archdeacon
Itis
of
Prince
Hu-
(
prl
arrive
in
Terrace
on
Saturday
evening
and
on
Sunday
con
torted
1hiIi
iiMrniHg
ami
evctfl
ing
services
in
Hie
Anaheim
church
and
udtrseeil
Hie
Sun
day
Selntol
in
Hie
aflermKMi.
Mr.
ami
Mr.
A.
Y.
W'ilwi
Jteiiio
were
In
lown
on
Saturday
Seorg
Little
mid
I'el
John-1
Ion
spent
Hie
week
end
at
their,
trapper's
camp
al
lul
Lake.
!.
Lay.
(iminnea
mining
rn
:
gilieer.
Smilliers,
iinived
ill
'er-;
'
race,
Friday
iiHruiiiK
ana
re
turned
to
the
interior
on
Salur
day
night.
1
C.
L.
Miuiock
of
Hie
public
vvitrk
departmeul,
Suiilhers,
wa
a
bifines
visitor
al
the
week
end.
WILL
NEVER
GIVE
UP
j
LO.MKJ.N,
Xuv.
30Miiie
Anna'
Pavlova,
the
fatuous
dancer,
de-'
elan's
that
arltsts
should
never
rellre,
and
she
herself
has
no
iiili'iilion
of
abaudoiiing
danc
ing,
uespite
reports
lo
Hie
contrary.
After
a
season
in
I'.ngland,
hu
plans
to
go
to
France
and
Ibcn
make
a
tour
of
Australia
anil
South
Africa.
"It
has
long
been
my
opinion
that
an
artist
should
never
give
up,"
Mni".
I'nvlova
suid.
"Artistic
ambition
should
be
(o
the
tits!
gasp.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICt
or
APPLICATION
LICCNtE
FOR
Bf
in
MiTIIK
IS
IILIlLIIY
IllVrV,
I
hat
ull
llifl
Illlli
day
ill
lirrrinlx-r
it'll,
the
utplrr-lm-(l
liilrml
In
aly
In
I
In-
t.lqunr
CMilnH
Hoard
rir
a
Imhium'
In
n
Kil
in
iIm.
rrmlH-i
brmr
pari
ut
lw
biillillna
kiHiwn
a
I'rniilrr
Hold
Ituali-it
al
Olirrii
Cliarlolte
illy,
Onii
i
harlotlr
lUnctc.
Ukii
llf
land
iti-nrrllml
a
l.la
7
ami
in.
iihhk
i.
niirii
uii
in.
uiirrn
riiarkittr-
liltlrlrl.
Map
u.
V.1IV.
Crliur
luiirl
IjikI
ItrirlMrallMi
lilnlrlrl,
in
IIh
I'rmrliM'r
nf
lirl!lli
i:olumlila,
fr
tin-Ml
of
lrr
by
llif
(lata
nr
hv
thfi
ih-ii
Imlll
fur
rinunptlii
m
ltii
prriulw.
HVTH)
Ihl.
(till
ilay
nr
ivrn,lr,
fi
UOV
GLOHUt:
Mckl..Z.r:.
VnolM-am
LAND
ACT.
I
Nolle
of
Inlantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaia)
una
In
frlnrn
liunrri
Land
ni-ronUna-
lila-!
Irlri
ut
Crime
ltiirl
and
situate
cm
tlie,
rat
almre
of
Barnard
Cove,
prlncraa
lloyal
Island,
lianre
tour,
Cal
Imirli
l.
TAkr;
,otick
mat
somen
in.
catiiwrr
Company
Limited
of
Vanroun
r,
B.C.
.
(
rupalmn
parkrra.
ItilrnrM
to
apply
tor.
niilion
in
purtiute
Ihn
followlrtr
de-
rriix-
lannt:
Coiiiii.enilnr
al
a
rMiet
Manlad
nn
I
he
I
iiorthran
thnrr
ut
Harnard
iove.
PrlnreM;
itiiyai
laiaim,
nanre
1,
i.oam
lilirir,i
Iheine
raolerly
iweiity
rhalni;
Ihenie;
miuiiicriy
luy
rnaina;
inrnrr
weelerly
forty
rlialna;
llirnre
nnrllwrly
five
rlialnt,
more
or
leu,
tn
hlrli
water
mark:
thenre
fallow
ln'
hi
rli
water
mark
In
an
emierly
and
in.rt
licrly
dirci-llon
in
prilnt
nr
rone
nieiii'tfneni,
ami
ronialnliif
nn
tiundra
terra,
more
nr
lens.
30MKIIVILLK
CAMSKItY
to,
LTtl
Annllcanl.
rer
W.
J,
Ttniinai,
renl
rA
fcals
fl
1826
MUNICIPAL
VOTERS'
LIST.
T.VKK
SOTIlK
Dial
Uii-
Court
nr
lie-vl-lnii
t
rnrreii
and
reylw
Ihe
ulcne
Vuler'
1.11
will
nit
In
1
1
if
Coiinrll
Cham-1st,
:ily
MjII.
nil
liei-einlier
III.
It,
al
HI
a.m.
Tlie
Mid
Court
will
hear
and
ili-lennliie
any
appllralloii
lo
alrlkef
mil
Die
naiiiei
nr
any
persun
Ihi
haa
linen
Hii.rtperl'
plaieii
ihi
eald
Urn,
nr
In
plare
ihi
nalil
ll'l
lln
iiauie
i.r
any
Krimi
Iin.
proiirrly
omliivU
ilierrfrom.
E
P.
Jo.VC.
City
tleik.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"NIGHT
LIFE
OF
NEW
YORK"
A
J.I.X
K.p"
tlie
lire.,!
Whin
tlirovviiig
the
spotlight
on
(In
jnxxiel
-p..i-
A
love-drauiu
of
the
Hriglil
Light
at
llien
!
a
pliiuie-,
whiiiiiig-ilriiui'
loMi-lomMifr.
iiiuiIi
.
while
shoulder,
sleek
sugar
ilwrtliro,
warm,
p.
night
cliib,
gunfighls.
tni
races,
flirlnig
dancing
dum-el-.
heail
lliride.
and
love.
Si.
Rod
La
Roque,
Dorothy
Glih,
Ernest
Torrenee,
Cerji
Hackathorne,
Riley
Hatch.
Helen
Lee
Worthing
and
othea
THE
PACE-MAKERS'
SERIES
No.
1.
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
35c
and
10c.
Christmas
:
Perfumes
NOW
ARRIVING.
KxHiiive
Odor-
liv
ln
c
Ficm
b.
F.'igh'li
1
Perfumer.
CARON'S,
GUERLAIN'8,
HOUBIGANT'S,
COTY'S,
ROGER
A
GALLCT'S
HUDNUT'S,
ATKINSON'S,
SEELEY'S
Etc.
I'ricos
from
25c
to
$13.50
See
Our
Windows
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phono
04.
3rd
Ave.
and
5th
Street
We
Dcl!r,
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
l-'ruxell
Hulclier
Hh
ip.
arras
from
the
Kiiipresu
llolel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
Jamoi
Zarelll
proprietor
What
would
Christmas
mean
without
Santa
Claus
&
the
kiddies?
Who
is
Hierc
Hint
doen
out
fomllv
rei.ill
lb'
years
when
we
really
did
believe
there
was
n
S
.u
Who
is
there
that
does
mil
luke
keen
deliirllt
m
p.
i
utiiig
Unit
imcietit
legend
wilh
Iheir
cliildrcn?
lh
It
is
.Simla
ClaiiM
anil
the
kiihlies
Ihul
repic-"'i
I
I'll
e
fpiril
of
ClirMiiuix
cheer.
,
I
'..inn
I..!....
II
I
.-
!..
I..
I
II.
..
llllll.
l
.
-
n
....
O
"
'
I
it
mile
our
luys,
it
will
give,
llienf
n
liellei'
i'I''1
wluil
Hiey
wniil
before
witiiig
Sun
la
(Jluus.
See
our
unsorliiienl
of
toys.
Wo
have
n
wonderful
vnluo
In
SIeciiig
I'u"
A
special
purchase
Ileitis
us
lo
offer
yJ"
a
Slcfl''"
Doll
for
V.'ie.
Jabour
Brothers
Ltd.
Phone
645.
Corner
3rd
and
71