Thur'day,
QHobe
ty
aok
m
v
n
n
imiiji
nnTvo
i
Diamonds
In
llio
La
lost
Design
Selling
lout's
I
Quality
Clones
from
$25
up
A'a
I
tie
(iuarauCccd
or
Money
llcfundcd
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
llic
large
ccn-ires
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Satin-Faced
Canton
Creee
It
A
heavy
quality
Canton
Crepe
with
a
rich
lustrous
sal
in
face.
Ideal
for
dresses
Conies
in'JUack,
While,
Pansy,
Pearl,
Hoyal,
Orchid,
Hrown,
Tan,
Ochre.
38
in.
l'er
yard
$3.50
to
$3.95
West
of
England
Store
Third
Ate.
Phone
753.
SOAP
and
Powder
Special
Solvena
I'owder,
i
lb.
pkg.
90c
Cold
lusl,
3
pi's.
$1.10
Pearline,
3's,
3
pkgs.
$1.00
Lux.
y
pkgs
$1.00
li.
&
(.
Naptlia
Soap,
13
for
..
$1.00
Thrift
Soap,
5
pkgs.
$1.15
Sunlight
Soap,
18
for
$1,00
Royal
Crown,
5
boxes
$1.10
Classic
Cleanser,
3
for
25c
13
for
$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phones
18
and
84
'ART'
Clothes
Over
coats
to
measure
Steve
King
Third
Ave.
Green
85
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours-
0
to
0.
,
X-Ray
8trvlce
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Lveningi
OFFICERS
FOR
WAR
VETERANS
J.
F.
Hutchinson
Elected
to
Head
Association
at
General
Meeting
Last
Night
The
I'rfnce
Ituperl.
branch
of
Ureal
War
Veterans'
Association
iciecieu
oiuccrs
as
ioiiows
ai
mo
;
half-yearly
general
meeting
last
;nighl:
Honorary
President
uol.
C.
W.
Peck,
V.C.,
M.P.P.
Honorary
Vice
-
president
-Major
John
McOregor,
V.O.
President
J.
1
Hutchinson.
First
Vice-president
H.
V.
fl.
Le
Pine.
I
Second
Vice-president
T.
W.
Silversides.
I
Executive
t'orumitlee
Ton
Mackenzie,
Alex.
Mackenzie,
G.
L.
Youngman.
II.
H,
Jcbson
and
Stanley.
Smith.
"
I
Auditprs
l'hilpotl
&
Evitt.
j
Trustees
Dr.
J.
A.
West,
S.
Hird
and
,11.
L.
I.andrey.
James
Campbell
is
the
rctiriiig
presiden.
BETTER
FACILITIES
FOR
HANDLING
GRAIN
i
VANCOUVER
ALLOWED
VANCOt
VEH.
Oi
l
15.
-
Ar-'
rangemcuts
whereby
a
slop
load-.
ng
grain
liiay
secure
a
whole
afgo
eijher
from
Snillers
or
ic
Harbor
Hoard
elevator
re
gardless
"ofHvhich
plan!
is
desig-
aied
in
her
papers
to
secure
Ihe
graur,
nave
been
sanciioneu
hy
le
Hoard
of
(train
Commission-
rs.
rt
was
announced
today
by
he
Vancouver
Harbor
Commis-
ioners.
IRST
VANCOUVER
!
CANDIDATE
NAMED
t
VANCOUVEM,
Oct.
15.
The
first
candidate
in
Greater
Van
couver
federal
ridings
lo
file
his
nomination
papers
for
the
ap-
roachitig
election
was
W.
A.
Nanlon,
Independent
Conscrva-
ive
candidate
in
liurrard.
His
ipponenls
will
be
General
J.
A.
larke.
Conservative,
and
11.
1.
McLennan.
Liberal.
i
SENATOR
RALSTON
OF
INDIANA
DEAD
INDIANAPOLIS.
Oct.
15
Stales
Senator
Samuel
Hals-
ton
of
Indiana,
who
was
one
of
he
many
candidates
for
the
emocratic
nomination,
in
the
ast
presidential
election,
is
ead.
He
was
C7
years
of
aze.
nd
was
once
governor
of
TIMBER
SALE
X7427
S.ALLl)
TI'MlUlS
will
l-
rM-i.lv.uf
he
ihe
Miniir
ut
Laud
il
v
irtoria
not
lairr
nan-
n
cm
uk
I
iiu
day
of
.Vovriiiber,
S.
fur
the
DUU'lUtt:
uf
LliWf
m
to
cut
I.XI.Otio
feet
..f
Sprure,
llrnil...
k.
iiu
u-u.r
mi
uji
LlllI
lillliu,
Miia'
iu-
liiUt.
Uuyii
Chrl.,u?
Il9ixl5
on
tnrl.
Two
!
-rr
will
lt
alluwrd
fur
re-iixml
uf
lillllKT.
TIMBER
SALE,
X
7468.
i
rurllwr
iMiuUr
of
the
Chlrf
ror-tier,
viiiot-u,
ii.c.,
or
bisuici
yvmitr.
nil,
r
nmpri.
ii..
Sralrtl
Ttnderi
will
L
r-,'iv.i
i.
ttA
Ilun
IMMlll
m
III
Iflli
dlV
nf
flrl,lu-r
lfi,
fir
Hie
purrluw
or
Llcmre
X71t.
lo
rut
6T,U0U
fett
or
Spruce
itxl
llMn-liH-k
uo
au
arra
altualetl
on
JJatMtt
Inlrl
ppnuliiialrljr
J
uille
rrom
fort
Clenirnti.
o.rj.,
I'riure
nupert
lilnnn.
i
wo
(i
yrara
will
bv
illowrd
for
re
moval
of
Umber.
turtiirr
iarurulari
or
tlir-Clilcf
l
w-
rnirr,
nrw,
da...
tir
UKlrKt
lorei
irr.
rrxnr
liupert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X7475.
st-aira
Trna.rt
will
be
rrrrlvrd
by
iiif
Miuuwr
oi
mikis
at
Victoria
iMrt
laier
I
lull
i.n
m
11k-
I
tii
day
;
uoo(r,
ir
tn
puf!ha.e
oti
.....li..-
en
I
lie,
oou
rrvt
of
furr
UnlKk
and
idar
nn
an
trrt
..V
"
"
uin
not
or
TaiUHi
lilaiwl.
Iilchardmn
inlrl.
ynn
hailtlr
1lnn
Two
i
y.-ara
will
Im
illowrd
for
removal
of
tlinUr
1-tirllM.r
Radicular,
of
tin"
Chlff
Kr-.
'W:.
or
w.irh:t
r.,ri.r.
FREE
DEMONSTRATION
VEGEX
Starting
Today,
Thursday
Mrs.
Law
will
demonstrate
Vegex,
the
richest
known
food
In
Vitamin
li
on
Hie
market
today.
We
conimlly
invite
you
lo
attend.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.
Four
Phone
210
-
211
-
212
-
298
1
i$Wa
This
new
kind
of
laundry
soap
makes
a
thick
soap-sudsy
solution.
Four
this
into
your
tubs,
boiler
or
washing
machine.
Ue
it
instead
of
bar
soap.
Use
enough
n50
to
get
goodlastingsudsthatstand
up
after
the
clothes
arc
put
in.
These
rich
oaisuds
SOAK
dirt
out.
No
more
harmful
rubbing!
Soak
clothes
an
hour
overnight
if
you
wish.
Then
rinse.
Because
Rino
dissolves
completely,
it
rinses
out
thoroughly
leaving
clothes
snowy
white.
Rinso
is
made
by
the
makers
of
Lux
to
do
the
family
wah
as
perfectly
as
Lux
does
all
fine
things.
Get
Rinso
from
your
grocer
today.
R-441
POISON
GAS
FATAL
PITTSBURG
WINS
WORLD
SERIES;
SCORE
OF
LAST
GAME
TO
DAY
WAS
9
TO
7.
(continued
from
page
one)
Third
Inning
Washington.
Judge
shot
single
to
right
centre.
Hluege
filed
out
to
Moore.
Uuyler
made
sensational
catch
of
Peck's
fly.
fhen
threw
wild
nasi
first
to
catch
Judge,
who
went
to
second
.
fly
after
a
hard
run.
MI.VOUA,
Oct.
15.
Profil
laboratory
when'
he
was
expert
menling
with
poison
gas.
RIVETTERS
AT
rows'
shipyard.
The
Vancouver
wage
scale,
which
is
seventy
rents
a
day
huher
llian
the
local
rate,
is
demanded.
MISSING
MAN
FOUND.
DAWSON.
Gel.
15.
Harney
West,
reported
In
have
.
disappeared
from
his
plare
of
busi
ness
on
Saturday
lasl.
has
been
located
in
a
cabin
on
Thomas
Gulch
near
Victoria.
MURDER
APPEALS,
VAXCOL'VKIl.
Oil.
15.
The
decision
on
(lie
appeal
of
Baker
and
Sowash
who
were
sentenced
lo
dealh
for
the
Gillis
murder.
will
be
handed
down
on
Tuesday
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
NOTICE
IS
IIKruJuY
GIVKH
that
th
r-M-t
r
etlilinic
ovi-r
Lot
I
a
I
u,
Itauke
4
Coaal
L'liU-lct,
la
rauci-llid.
Lamia
lu-parlinriil.
Victoria,
B.u.
nrl
,f..
Il
ftinu
nupart,
o.c.
Dcnuly
'.MiiilaW
or
LauJ
TIMBER
SALE
X7469
Sralert
Triid-r
will
Us
MIOKIir
of
1jiiiiI
at
Vlclulla
laler
Hull
Kil
mi
III
fVIU
day
oi
Ortourr,
IVIl,
for
the
purt'liaso
of
l.liviKv
X71CV.
to
mil
!,70,0U0
rt
or
Si.tui-e
and
llrmliM'k
on
an
area
ltiml'd
on
Maetl
Inlrt,
about
mi
l-a
from
I'ort
OinriiU,
Ouern
Charlotte
Ulandi
limrui.
Two
(,
year
will
be
allowed
for
re-iiml
ut
uiiiImt.
I'lirllirr
iiartlriilara
ut
tin
Ciller
Forea-
ir.
viitorla,
B.:.,
or
DUtilct
forester,
fu(Jj
ant
i;Uyr
fielded.
Judge
9
Nu
runs.
uaroiu
i-eiroy.
one
or
me
great
i
putsburg.
Peck
error
European
authorities
on
ento-;agajll
j
drooping
Moores
high
mology,
is
dead.
Saturday
henv
aI,(l
the
ba,er
rt.ached
sec-was
found
unconscious
in
a!nii
Mnori!
scored
on
Carer's
third
double
I
lelt.
Cuyler
sacrificed,
Carey
going
lo
third.
Slan
Harris
llirtv
Itarnhanlt
out
at
first
and
'Carey
scored
on
Travttor'rt
la
i
L
In
ritrllt
for
three
YARROWS
STRIKE
bases'.
Trayndr
was
put
oul
at
i
first
trying
Id
-I
retell
It.
Two
IMOIllA,
Oct.
U.
Hfly,
gcrwaslftnKloii
C.
metiers
went
on
strike
last!.
-
nia
hi
for
higher
wages
in
Yar
Elchth
Inning
Washiugloni
Traynor
threw
I
bases
lllled,
ligbee.
Moore
and
Carey
scored
on
Cuyler's
homo
run
that
wentt
into
deep
right.
Advertise
la
(be
Daily
News
BOOK
ON
FRANKLIN'S
I
KITE
IS
UNEARTHED
Described
How
that
Scientist
Tested
Getting
Shocks
from
Lightning
CINCINNATI.
Oct.
15.
Lately
American
historians
have
been
bombing
Ihe
slory
of
the
flight
of
lienjainiii
Franklin's
electric-
Carey
got
Huel's
long
smash.
Nojiiy
delecting
kite.
They
have!
runs,
one
hit,
one
error.'
attempted
to
relegate
the
hjaend;
PHlburg.
Morrison
sing-
to
the
Junk
heap
of
historical
i
led
over
second.
More
hit
a
long
fallacies.
"Their
claim
has
beer,
(
drive
to
lert
for
two
bases.
Mur-Ul,al,
had
Franklin
tried
the
ox-rison
scoring
by
fast
running
fpertment,
he
would
have
been
Carey
up.
Moore
srored
oiiclcrlroculc.t
and
burned
lo
a
Carey
a
sharp
single
past
S'an
ierisp
brown
crust.
Harris.
tJarey
hilling
Ihe
fust
(
iwl
a
book
lias
mcn
discover
pitched
ball.
Peek
threw
Cuyler
'rd.
piled
vvith
12,000
other
vol-oul
at
first,
IJarey
going
to
e--ume
in
a
rarage
room
owned
by
ond.
Ma
Hi
art
up.
Hall
three
i
lie
Cincinnati
public
librarv,
Carey
slole
to
tlnrd
ralchuie
c..ntaiiinig
a
letter
writ
t
mi
lv
IL-el
asleep.
Carey
scored
on
j
)
rimklin
hliosetf
on
Ihe
mperl-Harnharl's
Texas
Leuiyuer.
Tray-jiiienl
and
its
rtwult.
The
vol-uor
forced
Harnhart.
Wright
nunc
is
a
con
(tend
iti
in
of
many
sent
a
poo
fly
lo
Stan
Harris.
Three
runs,
four
hits,
no
error.
Fourth
Inning
Washington.
-
Carey
look
Johnson's
fly,
llice
singled
pas'
.NUItmis.
Stan
Harris
struck
oul
Goslin
singled
into
left,
Hire
go
ing
lo
third
and
on
the
throw-in
ji-ul
lo
Cuyler.
Two
runs,
three
(hits,
no
errors.
Piftsburg.
Mrlnnis
raip(Nl
n
:
single
lo
left.
I
lice
made
a
bon
string
eateh
of
Stnilirs
seeming
hit.
Grantham
batting
for
Morrison
filed
out
to
Joe
Harris.
Moore
filed
out
to
Goslin.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Fifth
Inning
Washington.
-
Kramer
went
into
box
for
the
Pirates.
Kramer
robbed
Itluegc
of
hilling
by
leaping
in
air
and
spearing
a
bounder
und
throwing
him
out.
Peck
wen
out
Wright
to
Mrlnnis.
Carey
got
Huel's
low
fly.
No
runs,
u
o
hits,
uo
errors.
Pittsburg.
Carey
pascd
the
first
ball
into
right
centre
for
two
bases,
Carey
scored
ou
Cuy-j
ler's
two
base'
hit
to
deep
lefl.
Hernhardt
faulted.
Traynor
fouled
out
lo
Ituel
and
Stan
Harris
jrol
Wright's
pop.
One
run,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Sixth
Inning
Washington,
Johnson
flied
oul.
Wright
irw
Hlce
out
and
Stun
Harris
fanned.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
e(ror0.
Pittsburg.
Goslin
gol
Mc-Innes'
fly.
Itipe
snared
Smilh's
drive
and
Kreiner
fouleil
out
to
Ituel.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
,
Seventh
Inning
Washinglou.
Now
raining
hard.
Kremer
threw
Goslin
ful
TO
ITS
INVFNTOR
at
fir!,,
'1'ur
J,,
Harris'
tellers
rlllrii
b
Franklin
and
members
of
the
lluyul
seienmir
Stwieiy
of
London.
W
hile
the
story
handed
down
placed
the
scene
of
the
trial
in
Ihe
tower
of
old
Christ
Church
in
Philadelphia,
Franklin
rails
to
mention
the
locality.
It
is
also
Goslin
made
second.
Ilico
ami
vioem
e
nan
no
iniennon
Goslin
-.cored
on
Joe
Harris'
tw..i"r
attracting
Itghlning
lo
h:
base
drivo
lo
right.
Judze"
flk.!
t'1-
tMl1
wwly
wanled
lo
prove
the
preewe
of
Heetri
cal
enemy
m
the
atmosphere
during
a
Ihunder-tdoriii.
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MARKET
C.
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Alaska
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Premier
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Idako
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...
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Intel
...
H.C.
Silver
..
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...
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Terminus
Howe
-Sound
Marmot
Uranby
Siherstnifh
I.oeky
Jim
....
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Indian
Selkirk
llavvi.-w
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SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant
unrervJ,
furvrrl
Crown
larvia
may
b
tr-mptl
by
nmiati
ubjms
over
U
yean
ot
snJ
by
uliena,
on
deiarina:
Inlenllon
t
tweonv
UrllUh
autijctt,
con11
tlonaj
upon
rrsWeoce.
ocewpavtloa.
md
Improvarnvnt
(or
acrtculturtl
vurpvweM.
Kull
Information
concerning
ru-tlona
reicardlna:
vre-empllona
la
given
In
Uulletln
No.
1,
Land
Bert.
"How
to
Ire-emit
Ind,"
copies
of
tihlch
can
te
ouialned
free
of
cbara
ty
addreanlnc
the
Iepartroenl
ot
Land.
Victoria.
D.C
or
to
any
Oov-trntnent
tnL
e
ttecorda
will
M
rraited
coverlna;
only
land
suluM
for
agricultural
tsirpoaea.
and
which
li
not
timber
land.
te
.
Mirrylna;
vr
.
Iward
feet
per
a
era
weal
of
the
Coat
Han
and
i.VOV
feel
per
acre
eaat
of
that
lUnire.
Appltratlona
for
pre-emption
art
to
be
addreeted
to
the
Land
Com-mluloner
of
the
Land
Ilecordln
Dl-vtalon.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
I
altuated.
and
are
made
en
pnniea
Hluege
out
at
first
and
Poek
got
forma,
cop'le
of
whlcn
can
be
ob
a
homer
iiUoj
left
find
stands
;
SaTO
iraynor
ruuueu
uuei
ui
u
nik
flvt
yuira
and
Improvement!
majii
with
a
remarkable
stop
(browing
to
value
of
U
per
acre,
Inciudinc
him
out.
Jolnjsoi,
fouled'out
to'
tiJtcaiTSt:
Siuilli.
One
rtin,
one
hit,
one
revived.
,,,.
I
For
nor
detailed
Information
ee
.
.
,.
,
the
llullelln
"How
to
fre-empt
:
i
and
Piltsburg
Itaiiiing
hard
ta-
lliL
pitching
mound
is
very
slip-
purchase
i.iev
lliee
lllte
look
iook
.wliium
Mcllllies
s
I
i'l
V
and
haM
Appurationa
yaant
are
riTi
and
unreaerved
ir
iui-ptrj.
Siuilli
seni
a
jong
one
10
riwui
for
two-
base.
Yde
ran
for
Smith.
Higbee,
battling
for
Kremer,
.uiajjia
Iwo
hase
hit
lo
left
scoring
Yde
and
lying
the
score,
Carey'-
grounder
and
tossed
Slau
Harris
but
tho
umpire
ruled
Moore
was
safe
at
second.
It
was
anoiner
error
ior
j'ecn.
ue
Crown
landa.
not
belna-
timberland.
for
agricultural
purpoaea:
minimum
price
for
flrat-claea
tarable)
land
la
tS
per
aure,
and
aecond-claaa
(graa-In)
land
11.60
tr
cre.
Further
In.
formation
reicardlna;
purchaae
or
leaae
of
Crowt.
landa
Is
given
to
UulleUn
Moore
walked.
Peck
look
No.
10,
Land
Serlea,
-Vurcha.e
and
mm
f.jrf.rv
m
Industrial
alleM
fl
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
teaeed,
the
con
dIUona
Inciudinc
payment
of
stumpaita.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurveyed
areaa.
not
eiceedlna;
II
aer.
may
be
leaaed
aa
homeattea.
conditional
upon
a
dwelllnir
belna:
The
umpires
riiled
lt
was
only
a.
erected
in
the
firat
yetr.
utie
being
.
obtainable
after
realdence
and
lm
two
lmgger
and
Carey
went
iii
back
V,ment
condition,
are
fulfilled
in
mini,
iiaiiiiiaiiii
men
out.
to
Slan
Harris.
Three
runs,
three
tills,
no
errors.
Score
Washington,
7;
Pills-burg,
V.
Ninth
Inning
WdnlilnulmiL
Oldham
Iillr.ll-
and
land
has
been
aurveyed,
LEASES
For
urazlne;
and
induatrlal
pur
poaea
areas
not
ezceedlna:
140
acres
may
be
leaaed
by
one
peraoa
or
a
company.
qraZINQ
L'nder
the
Oratlna;
Act
tha
Prov
ince
la
divided
Into
Krazlnft
dlatrlcU
lm
melveil
by
m-i..j
i
S,w.,.i.
.hIp.Ii.1
and
the
reiaa
admlnlatered
under
a
not,"'
iiil.-am1"v,
,
uommlealoner.
Annual
illg.
Itlce
struck
out,
Moore
took
grarin
permits
are
Uaued
baaed
on
Sinn
Harris'
fly
and-Goslin
fa..-'
Z.?
lied.t
Clldillig
the
'game
Ulfjl
III?
mty
forrn
aiaclatlona
for
rant
U'.ii-lil
Wi-ri...
jV,.
Vims,
nn
lilts.'
manacement
Free,
or
partly
free.
'
,4,,
"
1
permits
axe
available
for
settlers,
110
errors.
oaiu.ra
and
travellera.
up
te
Ua
Dollar
Days
MAKE
YOUR
$
TALK!
Friday
and
Saturday
Every
Item
on
Thfi
LUt
a
Winner
Hrassieres,
1!
for
Collon
lllooiuers,
rcg.
7rc,
2
pairs
for
,
t'.nt-sikl',
per
p.ur
Ladies'
Itlack
Tighls,
teg.
!.ir,
for
Htr
Miir
r
UtdirV
Wilder
Vesls,
each
r
Cliildiens'
tloiiiliiiiatioiis,
wilder
-lie.
per
tint
r
t'dlon
Nighlgowiis,
er
M'i-il,
oaili
I'riin
ess
Slips,
While
and
Colored.
ci
h
Crepe
ltiHiiners.
While
and
Foin
v.
ju
t
p
,r
('hainotsetle
(How's,
por
Jir
Kid
Olnve,
rog.
2.
75,
for
per
pair
rnldeaclietl
Hlieeling,
Ul)
liifh,
for
pie;.K
p..
t'lihli
aclMHl
(kilhin.
:Hl
no
h,
t
yanl
for
.
,
.
r
Stripeil
Hannelelle,
T
ard
for
....
.
.
r
All
Wool
Indies'
Hih
Hose,
per
jiair
r
(wilimere
Nose.
Itho
k
and
llruvvu,
.T
p.iu
-
tor
Silk
lloe
in
great
vanelv.
p?f
tir
(Solf
Vnril
ill
all
cdor.
7
lm.a
Win
eliiig
Yarn.
:t
i
lb.
Crochet
Odon.
10
ImII-
Ilibbons,
fum-y
or
plain,
lo
I)
in.
wide,
;t
vird-Crt'loiines,
values
to
S5r
yard,
"
yunls
for
t'.reloones.
values
In
50c
yard.
;t
yard
for
.
.
Men'
Ties.
:i
for
.
r
l.adie'
(larler-.
-
pair
for
r
Hair
NeK
o
hnpe.
n
fur
.
.
Plaid
lres
(hmhU.
2
arl-
fT
Velveteen,
per
vard
(iinghams
and
I'ruit-.
.
ard
for
.....
I
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD"
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Thursday
Only,
7
and
0
p.m.
HARRY
CAREY
In
'Silent
Sanderson'
A
slirrnig
pholo-drnina
ul
the
allle
ioiiiiIi
frozen
north.
The
-lory
ol
a
kmdl)
man
li"-f
'
lurried
to
sloii
U
of
Mr
'rf-trpfl
tn
m
a
woman
he
Imrd.
A
rl-ldoodet
Ult?
ol
hhu
i
zanl,
packs
of
lean,
hongery
wolve
lurking
u
lies.
"Inftv
b.-ir-ruoin
mid
lawdn
dom
ing
g
rN
erleil
.ilun
two
men
Imighl
fr
.1
wmnan.
f
u(
1.
1--howling,
wiiiling.
To
the
winner.
Mk-
vvoiim"
T
to
the
v"lv-s.
Il.irrv
liarev
nl
ln
lel.
S'rong
Harry
Carey,
Trilby
Clark,
John
MHJan,
Shtldoa
Lewli,
Gardner
Jamei,
Edith
Yorke
and
others.
CC.MEDY
"RADIO
MAD,"
THE
SPAT
FAMILY
PATHE
REVIEW
AdmUtlon
35c
and
10c
ONION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
sailinav
Irua
mare
Bepert,
ee
vancouvtn.
victoria.
!
aa,
ae
aien
ar,
Teear,
ir
ee
vascOUVtH.
VICTOSI,
Alert
ar,
aae
UMMa
Bar.
alveeat,
l
fee
ANTOX,
fOMT
IIMetON
Naaa
Nliar
Caaeavlea,
TkvreSaf
V
for
roar
nron,
anvox,
alicc
ask,
mwAirr,
,
pj.
at
a
A
.
4.
araia,,
AfMV
.rax.
KtafV
WEEK
END
SAL1
0
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
10
and
17,
of
Boys'
Woollen
Sweaters,
Girls'
Sweaters
and
Underwear,
Misses'
Woollen
Jumpers
and
Serge
Bodice
Sklrlti
and
Ladies'
Sweaters
and
Hosiery.
Hoys'
Halluiityne
Jersey
Sweater.
elod
tronl
cners
mi
the
shoulders,
in
Na.
Mhhumi,
lu'c
III
and
(Irey,
sizes
from
20
(o
20.
Uetf.
ifl.Hi
I"
"
s
Sale
$1.00
Sizes
from
2K
(o
31.
Heg.
?.?5
l
pH.no.
S.i!
$1.5
Uallantvne
Pure
Wool
Fine
Knit
Swcalcr
willi
stripe,
sizes
from
20-31.
Heg.
f
;t.?5
lo
.,..
J2.00
7
Ladies'
Saleeu
Aprons,
reg.
?.50.
Salt!
....
1
1
Ladies'
0enill
Apnnis.
reg.
?2.
On.
Sole
$1''
2
Young
lnlle'
Suits,
sizes
1
1
and
10.
reg.
I7.."
"
$9.75
7
Misses
Flannel
mid
Serge
Hodire
Skirls,
reg.
1
$2.95
t
(iirls
Woollen
Jumpers,
value
iJH.fiO.
Sale
...
$1W
0
Ladies'
Swealers,
reg.
ifX.50.
Sale
price
$3-5
12
Misses'
Swentcm,
values
$
1.00
and
$0.00.
Sale
,
$1.50
Misses'
Vests
and
llrawem,
nalural
color;
weh
fiiu-n
$1.2..
Snle
price
per
gnriiieiil
0v,
Mises'
Ujiion
Suils,
nalnnil
Color
alo,
reg.
I.H."
2.00.
Sain
per
suit
;
$1.00
r.
dozen
Children's
Vests,
sizes
2i
lo
;li4
reg.
0"r.
s
per
gartiienl
25c
Ladies'
Penman
(irt-eii
lleallier
StinkiiiK-.
ri'g.
j'l.io.
h
..?...?
76c
Ladies'
Monnrrh
Silk
Hosiery,
reg.
Jjl.tiri."
Sale
proi'
75
(irowing
tiirls
Plalenl
Leather
Slipper,
wilh
elasln
g
'
011
Ihe
sides,
reg.
7.2o.
Sale
pri.
o
for
I'rl
Saturday
only
,
.
$4.76
see
oun
windows'
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phone
045.
Cor.
3rd
and
7th