We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
Trices
nro
no
higher
than'
any
other
slorc
in
Canada.
Goods
marked
in
plain
figures
according
to
grade.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS;
Eto.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Last
Call
for
PRESERVING
PEACHES
fiet
your
requirements
while
they
lust
Peaches,
per
crale.
$2.00
Prunes,
per
crale..
$1.45
Harllctt
Pears
for
preserving,
per
liox.
$3.00
KaJing
Pears,
per
cae
$3.75
Haling
Apples,
U
llis.
25c
Hating
Apples
per
box
$3.50
Cooking
Apples,
box
$2.50
Mussallem's
417,
423-Sth
Avenue
E.
Phones
18
and
84
P.O.
Box
575
SPECIAL
for
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Only
J8.50
Silk
Jlloomers
for
,
..
..
..
$6.00
$5.00
Silk
Woornera
for
$3.00
'Demers'
P.O.
Box
327.
Phone
27.
DANCING
At
tho
Auditorium
TUESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
EVENINGS,
8
to
11
p.m.
SATURDAY
EVENINGS
from
8
to
12
midnight.
5
Piece
Orchestra.
1
Dance
10c
3
for
5e
Tree
Admission.
L.
J,
MARREN,
Prop.
Phono
Black
449.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Hclgorson
Block,
Prince
flu
pert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
to
C.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Kvcnlngs
P.O.
Box
235.
Phono
209
Richard
Garreti
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
&
CO.
Specialising-
in
Portland,
Cauul
Mining
Slocks.
Portor
Idaho-Marmot
Metali
AUGUST
BUILDING
PERMITS
$16,750
New
Residences,
and
Repairs
to
Existing
Structures
Provided
for
In
Last
Month's
List
Uuilding
permits
issued
at
the,
city
engineer's,
offico
during
the
inonlh
of
August
totalled
$1(3,750
in
value.
A
few
new-
residences'
were
provided
for
but
the
most
of.'
the
items
were
for
repairs
to
existing
structures.
.
'
The
list
follows:
U.
Suga,
repairs
to
house
on
Sixth
Avenue
West,
SI
50.
Mrs.
L.
S.
Clark,
addition
(o
residence
on
Ninth
Avenue,
$50.
J.
U
McLennan,
repairs
to
foundation
of
Commercial
Hole),
$2,000.
I
1'.
Hruiid,
residence
on
Fifth;
Avenue
.West
near
Dunsmuir
Street,
$3,500.
D.
Oerar,
repairs
to
Inlander
boarding
house,
$500.
(3.
McAuley,
residence
on
Fifth
West
at
Grant
Place,
$1,000.
i
1'.
Camilla,
residence
on
F.ng-
lish
Hill,
$3,500.
J.
(iarou,
garage
on
Second
Avenue,.
$250.
'
Salvation
Army,
repairs
to
enll.
Avenue
Fast.
12.000.
,,
...
.
n.
....-
I.
Hyrne.
glass
veranda
lm
S"
house
on
Weslview.
$200.
;""CV
"uu,u
uc
PLAYGROUND
WANTED
ACROSS
HAYS
CREEK
Petition
Presented
to
City
Coun
cil
and
Is
Referred
to
Board
of
Works
for
Report
A
petition
signed
by
7U
per
sons
was
presented
to
the
city
council
last
night
asking
that
a
Dated
f3rd
July.
ICtt.
MINERAL
ACT.
Cartlflcata
of
Imcronamanta.
ii.L.i..
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I
....
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J
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I
....
.
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In
.
ti
Aiim
.Mimnr
uiri!hni
or
UMMrnic
iiisiriui
I
R.
I
I
1
i
man
1
FREE-St.Charlcs
I
Recipe
Book
I
Send
today
for
thi
collection
I
of
tciled
recipe
(or
Soupa,
I
Bread,
Entree.
FIh,
Vege-
table,
Salad
and
Dreuinga,
ua-ei
ana
i.ooxie,
i
iimti,
m
i
j
Dcert,
Ice
Cream,
Sher.
I
bet,
Candies
and
Beverage.
I
It
will
be
aent
to
you
tree.
V
I
The
Borden.
Co.
Limited
H
Vancouver
H
laWPaBWaBVaaWi
W
foundation
of
citadel,
$(500.
!
.
...
F.
J.
Fuller,
residence
on
Sev-
,
l""
,
,
'
u
.
,
,
Uieill.
It
was
decided
to
refer
the
pot
it
ion
to
the
Hoard
of
Works
lor
report.
EXHIBITION
JUDGES'
NAMES
ARE
ANNOUNCED
'
of
Adjudicators
to
Fair
Board
playground
be
put
in
for
the
benefit
or
the
many
children
The
1'air
Hoard
lias
been
nd-
living
beyond
Hays
Greek
brid?e.
ied
by
the
Department
of
Agri-
Aid.
McMordie
staled
thai
ho
culture
(hat
llw
following
havo
in.lni.uiA,l
it
t.-wl
II.
-
i
..I
....
I
tn
lakfii
firmninl.xt
fiii1-A
fnt
Mm
V?t
LAND
ACT.
Notlct
of
Inltntlon
to
AddIv
to
Ltai
Land
In
I'rmrp
IIU-rt
Laud
ili-rtrdniK
DUIrir
ur
l'riii-e
mitx-ri.
and
uuaie
at
lis
Ullnii
Bay.
.Marlt
Inlrt.
T.AkK
(TI(.K
tlut
EUKFiir
II.
SlinpMin.
if
Msfll.
lie..
iHtruinlinn
('niirrinian.
KitrniH
to
iii'ly
for
a
leae
nf
the
fol-lnvilnr
drurribml,
lands:
CfHiniiPurlnit
at
a
lnt
Planted
tlxiut
WATER
SITUATION
ON
ELEVENTH
AVENUE
IS
l
rhiins
wralrrty
fnn
tli;
..
ronier
i.
r:iv
.nllri
ai
nilil
lliil
l"t-
C,,J
WJUIiril,
last
Illrflll
111.11
nr
li.t
liill
llmri.
i.
l-jiant
Iil.lrlrl-
iiwnre
pi
i
rhaim;
thfiiw
north
three
lie
water
situation
on
Kleventh
rhaliK,
nmr
or
les.
lo
lilKh
water
mark;
,
....
.
.
.
lltenre
ratlrrly
alontr
hlti
waler
mirk
w
Aveifue
Was
becoming
seriOUS
?"I'iJ.,r
'iT??rr,'."t'
,nd
m,llnin;and
somelhins
should
be
done
to
elgle
u.
siMrsn.
i
improve
me
ervice.
tie
sain
ll,.l-
u-o-o
ririn
l.r,.K.a
(here
which
were
now
binsr
np-plhl
with
a
one-inch
main.
This
was
hardly
adeiKale
lo
supply
I'he
matter
was
!:!r::'V:.V!Ll!::.rr.V!l'
referre.1
to
Mm
Hoard
of
Works
Kd
In
Mineral
:lalnu
I
for
eon'i'lf
ralloil.
i
Aki.
Miint
imi
i.
rrra
i.'wkxi.
aariit
fur
Arnea
S.
I.awwjn,
Free
.Miner'
Ortirirale
o.
707IM:.
Intend
.
lity
d'V
frmii
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
uiimir
itentrder
tor
a
certlileale
or
lin-pniviinint.
for
the
purpose
ofxittalulna
a
l.n.wii
Oriut
of
the
ahove
rUlin.
And
further
take
notice
tint
aelhrn,
under
erllun
37.
titust
tie
mtninenred
tie-fore
tlie
Imue
of
uih
Ortlflrale
of
fin
-proveinen!
luted
tliM
:mih
day
or
A
u
just,
A.I)
l5
SAVE
on
Your
Meats
and
Provisions
Cash
and
Carry
Hoiling
Heef,
per
lb..
.
.6c
Pot
Huast,
per
lb
10c.
Pound
Hleuk,
per
lb.
.
.20c
Shoulder
Million,
roast
22
'
(Jaiuur's
Hacuii
Ntine
Heller,
per
lb.
sliced
45c
Up
River
Kggs,
fresh,
ler
tloz
45c
Gainor's
Lard,
1
lb.
brieks
25c
Phone
178.
Bulkley
Market
(Jeo.
V.
Kerr,
manager.
Fall
Millinery
COATS
and
DRESSES
Bent's
Third
Ave.
Phono
651
LAND
ACT.
IJotlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
PurthaM
Lana.
In
the
Land
Hn-ortllnr
Irinlrtrl
of
I'rtnce
Hiierl,
and
heinir
a
Mirtton
of
Cot
miiuy
ii.nr
ill,,
nanne
nve
(
i.oat
ItlHlrtet.
TAkE
NOTICE
that
Krliiella
l.liBllel
if
I'rut'-e
Miifurl,
H
O.,
luerrhaufa,
tittenii
to
apply
fur
penuiMloii
i
putrliate
tie-
ihiiiiu
inif
ni-'irriiM-ii
laiHi:
Miiineiii-inv
at
a
porl
planled
at
the
ooriiHai
i-onwr
or
101
iweniy-roar
(it
mini-
rive
c.
,
Coast
lllrn
t;
tlience
".nth
thirl)
-two
rhsln;
tlience
we.
I
fnrt
lulu-;
tlx
lire
hurlh
euhl
ebaliii.
nun'
or
e,
in
liirh
uater
mark;
tlwnre
iiorlheat
alonr
lUrti
vtater
iitatk
to
imtni
r
r'.innieiireiiietilr.-aiwl
rMililnlnr
eiyhty
mi
arr-K,
more
nr
leaa.
IRlZZELL'S
IJMITKD
it
ten
Arui
inn,
nil,
iw.
LAND
ACT.
Appllranl
In
the
At
hn
I
iihI'
llUtrlrl
.f
rj,,lr
TAkE
X'TK
K
t-iat
I,
Eilptilet
Xotl
Potter,
of
"
York.
S.V..
U.S.A..
orru
patmii
Lrker.
Iiileml
to
apply
for
l-r
ml
io
iMirrhaf
the
follow
Inr
de
ii-riiieo
iaiHi:
-
I'liii.inenriiir
at
a
pt
Hunted
about
su
.
n.iin-
M.uih
or
lianine'a
rolnl
on
iiie
e-t
Irti'
or
Trl-h
l
ake,-
ilKitlt
eleven
tnllei.
-omh
or
tlw
Yukon
rjonrulary
line;
llienre
w.-l
In
(IuOik:
IIhimi-
iiorlh
40
fhalin;
'lu'in-e
eat
ffl
eliain
:
lis
lire
Miulherly
i
r..n.,winic
alona
ttie
thore
linn
or
Tarmi
t
:ike
to
iHiini
or
roniiiH-iH-rinent,
aaid
i-ontiiliiiiiir
mi
arre.
tni.rr
or
leim
!irii-l
EI.IPIII.ET
SUTT
PMTTEH.
Appliraiit
,
Fred
Lafrvjii.
Arenl
bated
Auriil
t'lth.
tH.'..
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$0.00
Half
load
$3.00
Litrg"
sacks
BOo
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
.,
$0.D0
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avonuo
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Tuesday.
AOE
SIX
ALEX
GALLAGHER
TO
I
HAVE
JTUAL
BY
JURY
Stewart
Man
Commjttod
for
Trial
on
Charge
of
Taking
Stolen
Boat
to
Allco
Arm
Goesvto
Assizes
The
first
case
for
the
next
session
of
the
Supreme
Hour!
Assizes
to
be
helil
here,
arose
Ibis
afternoon
when
Alex
(iallagher
of
Stewart,
committed
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
having
taken
a
stolen
lmal
from
Hyiler
I"
Alaska,
elected
for
jury
trial.
I
DUNWELL
MINE
TO
BE
PLACED
ON
SHIPPING
!
BASIS
NEAR
FUTURE
YIITOIUA,
Sept.
I
The
him-!
w
il
I
mine
of
Sn-warl
is
to
be
tinn
ed
under
(he
management
of
a
capable
engineer
and
the
work
of
reorganization
and
development
will
proceed
as
rapidly
as
possible.
It
is
planned
to
put
in
an
aerial
tramway
and
commence
the
shipment
of
ore.
The
low
grade
ore
will
be
ronreulralcd
at
Hie
mine.
ROAD
TO
ELEYATOR"
ISJEING
MOOTED
City
Council
Askln-
Canadian
National
Railways
for
Cooperation
on
Project
The
city
council
now
has
consideration
tin-
matter
of
budding
a
road
to
the
elevator.1
A
report
from
the
Itoard
!
-
Works
recommending
that
tin'
Provincial
Government
Sends
List
co-operation
of
the
Canadian
"V
""...
,
":it
1
4
1
1
ia
I
Itfiilu-'iVk.
mi
that
rai-ii-jf
V
ho
nought
wuh
al"i)ti'd
by
l!o
l
I
III
III
I
1
.'it
I
Uf
fi
I
f
ll
f
'at
ft
lata
I
I
1
1
,
IRISH
BATTALIONS
umici
.-jiuuu
it
vta'Miiu
iiii
villi
i-ii
'
m
vj
v
j
of
the
Gyro
Club'
to
put
in
a
hibilion
here
next
week:
-
'
playground
in
that,
district
nest
fruit,
vegetables,
fete.-
P.
C
PATRIOTIC
NAMES
year.
Hlack
of
(rand
Porkif.
Stale
Army
Iia-a7
trrttlalrons
of
.
.
...
-
..I
H....II
II
t
l
.
.
.
I
aiu.
uasey
was
oi
iiie
opin-
i-uuurj,
vv.
u.
ihmh.
rnyr-
miuuir,
una
u
is
now
propose
ion
that,
even
if
the
CSyro
Club
ia.
that
they
shall
ln
tiatued
a
f
i
!
did
put
in
the
playground,
Hie
Domestic
Seicnre,
Mrs.'
the
most
famou-
nf
tin-
Iri!i
(
eily
would
have
to
pay
a
good
V.
Lindsay.
llr
ntwiod.
V.I.
elans,
O'Hyrtu
-.
MaeMulion,
Noikt
of
Inumita
to.ppi
ta
ryrwaia
portion
of
the
cost.
In
t'.rit
Manuel
Training---
John
Kyle,
O'Neills
and
ollni.
;
(ll
tm
inu
H,.ri.ii
wutrin
irf
rnmr
ase,
tne
Hoard
or
works
might
eionu.
nsi
as
well
take
the
matter
in-
I
There
an
cnoiili
clan
naim'
ito
go
round,
ami
it
is
urgd
tl.al
PRINCE
RUPLRT
TIDES
Tuesday,
September
1
High
I-:-.
P
-
J
bow
6:.'l
a.m.
I
"
l;.Jt
p.m.
'M
"
Wednesday,
Sept.
2
i
llifclt
..
.
0:31
a.m.
21.0
U
'
t3:IH
p.m.
-i5
Low
....
'
j
l?2t
p.m.
3.H
"
LAND
ACT.
...rt
.)
.iiii.ii
al
Mia
tall
t
rek,
hirh
'n-i
l-Mall
irr
4-"
in
mil.
tr-Hii
it-
ne.iiih.
(In-
new
lilies
would
oiirinirngi'
.rtBl,
'Hufrri.
B
.
m.nxt.m
luun-
r
,
p.iii
n.itiKilie
iouc
ideals
lur.iis
anion--
dinmio
1111
llu
soi-
sol.
'.
iihw"
i"
w
f',r
rTr,!"'''?,
U'i
"'
ltuM.
tM!
r,.
iB,
-.rril-.l
iIhms.
It
in
aUo
proposed
that
r
aiwnr.ai
a:
a
ti
at
tt,
VOLUNTEER
RESERVH
Lieut.
R.
1
Orders
fur
Si'pletiilM'r.
I'J25.
Iirills
Mmidays,
H
h.
y
ji.tn
;
Ihursilays,
H
to
y
p.m.
Training
ing
periods
a
follows:
Si-ptem-j
noon
by
lhe
Cardena
on
a
trip
lo
Vancouver.
Mrfr
I'red
Mathers
and
on
.lohii
sailed
it.
cveuiux
on
'be
Prlnee
Oeorgn
for
Yanotiver.
Proviueial
Constable
Markland
and
Speoial
Coiislalilf
Mel.eod
are
arriving
in
the
eily
on
the
i
i
M.:
....
r........
ijiinirnii
iihk
iilicriiioiii
iiinii
siewarl,
liavni;.'.
in
I
heir
cliar
ze
vmUiwtMit
nrfnrr
f
lt
!-
f'"'r
Minn
1
1
m
!
I
n
in
1
1.
1
inr
r
11
n
:
.
:
.
.
.
.
u
BROUGHT
TO
COUNCIL
r
g,ea,
,
of
&jtt&xr.m&
.
past
from
Sarsficbl
lo
Collins.
if
nmmtnrrmnn.
awl
ruiniir
to
rc.
i
rtwire
nr
In.
...
Aid.
McKeelmie
reported
to'
r-
1
.
KUlAL
UWAUlAn
WAVAL
i
mi
.ut
LAND
ACT.
NtU
of
lnltntltB
to
Asplr
to
Porthata
...
i
I.
ii.i.ma-
luktelrl
of
Prinrr
ponder
CnnmanditiK
Ruperi.
and
nutate
at
Hw
nxwih
Bla
rail
r.reoa
wnir
iwn
;elalt
ler
about
l
mile
fro.
tnt"""tlVl:
that
Jot
V
.
rihn
Itiuvrl
III
-
orrUMllon
IJ""'
There
are
W
rai.i-
'r
VX&"SZ,
ijunmrwmr
al
t"i
ptaoied
al
Hb
oathel
n.rner
or
IJ
iwnar
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i
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mama
frttotty.
Bre
nr
le-.
to
lf
'
who
havo
iLl
aitoiid
raining
ni
1
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ii.i
.
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imi.
.
ill
j.siuiiiiiii
mis
i-ui
iiiiii
K'fiiiHmre
an
ruam
wwny.
...
on
on
of
Ihi'-e
dates.
Names
are
to
be
Kivi-n
In
the
first
liott-leiuiiit
by
the
15th
insl.
IteeruiU-
Applietl(it
may
lie
made
at
naval
headquarters
any;
drill
nitfhl.
Tli'-re
are
vaeaneies
for
teleri'iipliMts,
shipwriKhl,
inolor
iiiei'liaini'
and
stokers.
to
anra,
iMurt
or
W-
a
violently
in-ane
man.
Angus'
)
.
.
MeI.eaii,
Who
will
be
taken
on
)
f
GSl-llinStCr
lo
tne
aijjiuin
at
ew
estiiiin-sler
1n
custody
of
Goiistablee
Ketich
and
MuiU'l'i.
There
were
nine
cases
before
Magistrate
Mi'iMymiinl
in
Hie
city
police
court
Ibis
juornitiK.
all
chaw
bi'iiiif
In
connection
with
the
liquor
laws.
Charles
Melulosh
and
Katu
Kulal
were
i-arh
fined
i'i
0(1
for
Miniplyimc
liiiuor
lo
tlm
.
Indians;
Vil-,
liam
II.
Italliin
and
MiiKum
Carlson
wi-re
filled
'5
Tor
in-loxlealiou;
Albert
IrFuihiiiNl,
N
Itobinsou
ami
fieorKo
Hunt,
churned
Willi
intoxication,
failed
to
appear
-find
Jiall
of
25
was!
estreated
in
eiieh
case;
lleslorl
Kick,
Indian,
was
flm-d
$10
and,
cnsls
fur
drunkenness,
and
n
similar
chaifi'
against
W.
John-j
ityn
wi:
wniulrrfwn.
i
Miss
Lee
at
Prince
Rupert
JMin
A
WTH.
I'er
r..
V
lliel.
Aenl
MnroL
'
J
2L
IN
PROBATE.
Msdlraiil
IN
THE
SUPRIBIC
COURT
Of
BftlTUM
COlumBin.
In
the
Matter
or
tho
AdmiMMraUon
Art
awl
.
.
.
,
In
the
Walter
of
the
Emalu
of
Jtek
1
hrl
...rr
h.rM.l
InlMlale.
Tail--'
MiTICi:
that
Mr
order
f
lll
lloltor
F.
Men.
Vf.
IMOIe
th
t
IW
na
t
.
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Ad
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
r
i-,'ir
,.r
i-
etir
of
Jk
Clirt.loff.
A4.4.x
lrteeea"-il.
and
all
lrlie
haln
rtalm
i
......
.
..ui
..tate
are
liereUv
re
Miss
West
satis
litis
lifter-
"nutn
d
lo
fnrnLli
aame
pnH-rl
verified
-
"
-
I.-
.,
1
1...
lill
Ii
ila
a-
j.l
I'i
Inr
.n
"r
lrore
me
311111
o
oi
-i'ibii-.
1
fi
and
all
inrti.
"
Ifxlrhled
lo
Ita
r-lli-
ax-
required
II
-ai
the
mount
i'
their
inilrljlrdiir-.
I"
ni-
nir:niin.
NnIMN
A
WATT.
(ifli.Hl
Adniltllnlnilor
Pi
lure
Plliert
II.C
Ii.i.
i
tw
lh
'
lll
!:.
.tVhTf
At
the
Nivv
Westminsli-r
Hxliibition
Miss
b'o
will
iik-ain
be
In
nllenda;iee
In
dl"iiss
conking
Willi
iinyone
interest
ed.
Miss
I.ei'
is
a
Uomostir
Science
iiistiurlor
of
wide
reputation
in
her
work.
Al
the
Vancouver
Fair
II
was
tnifnihli'
to
,
tjniiaulj
wiiii
an
wiin
wituien
iier
ad
vice,
ho
iiie
lias
eonsented
to
help
out
al
W'i'stiiiinlser.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouvor
Factories;
Ladnor
and
Abbotsford,
B.O.
Annual
Exhibition
SEPTEMBER
8
to
12,
1925
THE
BIG
TIME
IN
THE
NORTH
More
and
better
exhibits
than
ever
and
more
attractions
than
ever!
It
will
be
a
big
time
and
you
will
enjoy
it.
The
first
Art
Gallery
to
be
seen
here.
District
Championship
Football
and
Baseball
games.
Two
bands
in
Constant
attendance.
Captain
Ash,
the
world
famous
sharpshooter.
Platform
entertainment
dances
and
everything
else
to
make
you
happy.
$500
SCHOLARSHIP
CONTEST
You
can
help
the
students
in
this
contest
by
purchasing
your
tickets
in
advance.
And
besides
you
may
win
a
valuable
prize.
Get
your
tickets
now
and
you
will
help
your
own
candidate
and
may
profit
yourself,
also.
Fair
Office
City
Hall,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY,
TUESDAY
8
P.M.
iUSICAL
ECKaXRDTS
SWISS
BELL
RINGERS
:
i
With
a
comp&ny
of
Verscviilerieiyfnieriwncr
Zylophoncs,
Saxaphones,
Musical
Glasses,
Monologues
The
STRAIN
SISTERS
in
Comedy
Numbers
PICTURES
The
Go-Gcttcrs
Scries
No.8-Gco.
O'Hnra
and
Alberta
Vaughn
in
"Whose
Hooligan"
International
Nows.
Admission
$1.00
and
75c.
Ile-rye
Your
Seal-
al
Ortne-
LmHei
Ladies'
New
Fall
Coats
One
or
lhe
iiiikI
inipoiiaiil
pun
lni-es
a
w
Hie
course
of
a
year
is
Iier
fall
coal.
Ilealu
UK
we
alwiiys
emleiivor
In
-eriire
piirmeiil-
I
Ii
t
Hie
tniiiiile
and
tnioreil
In
rill
Hie
demand
of
pr
styles.
If
you
have
occasion
lo
buy
tur
coal
now
it
sileuiliil
clioice
here.
All
Hie
new
similes
al
moderate
price-
r
ig
!'
$15.00
to
$65.00
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Awnl-
for
llnlepriMif
iiMer.
Nenin
(ioA-el-
h
'
lleview
alenis.
Tiirnbilll"H
r.
Vnliu't
'i'"
An
li
Defeiiiler
-Slious
mid
Dtnniiiloii
nunm