(
ATTENTION!
Christmas
Shoppers
In
a
few
das
we
will
he
moved
io
our
new
store
Willi
(lie
largest
and
finest
stork
of
JEWELLERY,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS,
CHINA
UMBRELLAS,
TOILET
SETS,
HANDBAGS,
NOVELIES,
Etc.
in
Hip
North
(Inr
Mot
In
us
in
the
past:
QUALITY,
PRICE,
SERVICE
Max
Heilbroner
Jeweller
and
Optician
SCAR
$.
iililu!
dr-igiis
in
Crepe-de-Chine
and
Knitted
Rayon
Silk
Prices
range
frm.
each
$1.25
to
$5
West
of
England
Store
Third
Ave.
Phone
753
WEEK
END
SPECIALS
Sugar
'
Going
Up!
.
Ciel
your
requirements
now
for
Xmas
KKi
II).
Sack
Sugar
.
.
$6.90
50
lb.
Sack
Sugar
.
.
.
$3.60
2fl
lb.
Sack
Sugar
.
.
$1.50
14
lit.
Hulk
Sugar
....
95c
15
lb.
llruwu
Sugar
.
.
95c
5
I'kgcs.
Lump
Siiirar
$1.15
5
I'kgcs.
Icing
Sugar
$1.10
All
other
good.-
at
reduced
prices
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phones
18
and
84
When
in
need
of
HOUSEHOLD
MEDICINES
Phone
94
WE
DELIVER
ffuperl
Pharmacy
3rd
Ave.
and
5th
Street
Phone
94
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
0
,to
0.
X-Ray
Ssrvics
Phone
C86.
Open
Tuesday,
Tlmrsduy
and
Saturday
Evenings
HOSPITAL
FINANCING
Board
Decides
to
Institute
Endowment
Fund
by
Taking
Out
Life
Insurance
Hospital
receipts
for
the
month
of
October
were
6,57
1.
li)
and
disbursements,
including
capital
expenditure
and
oiieralion.
totalled
$5,363.50
according
lo
t
ho
report
of
t
lie
finance
committee
submitted
by
(lie
chairman,
J.
L.
Christie,
lo
the
hospital
board
lasl
night.
Tlie
cost
per
hospital!
hospital
days.
In
connection
with
future
hospital
financing,
II.
V.
Birch,
managing
secretary,
suggested
the
advisability
of
forming
an
endowment
fund
by
placing
life
insurance
011
certain
individuals
with
the
lioyiulal
as
the
bene
ficiary.
President
Campbell
agreed
with
the
suggestion
Mating
that
he
believed
it
a
sound
business
principle.
At
some
future
lime
the
necessity
of
build
ing
a
new
hospital
would
arise
and
il
was
not
too
early
lo
look
!
the
future
ami,
if
possible.
make
preparations.
Hie
board
decided
to
authoriie
Ibe
finance
committee
to
take
out
i.000
in
surance
as
an
initial
step.
VICTORIA
GOLF
COURSE
SALE
IS
ARRANGED
TO
inn.
iifisn
iMKf
atMiut
tn
and
one
ball
miles
aouth
of
the
Knrlneer
Mine..
Tlie
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
ttreani'
at
a
Hiini
about
two
mllM
from
tlu-
ter
minus
r
tue
ald
river
Into
Tirlsh
lke
and
will
be
used
for
hydro-elertrir
pnwer
iii.mw
uHn
the
Engineer
Vine,
whosr
iM'IdmrK
are
desrrlled
as
eleven
Cnmn
Orantrd
Mineral
Clalma,
surveyed
a
Lute
.Vi.
19,
0.
106,
J07,
tin,
tin,
7.
BS.
870.
7,
and
164.
Omup
1,
Calr
uisiriri.
una
niiiire
i
ptwted
on
Hie
rniunu
on
ine
iKin
oiv
or
October,
I9f
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
application
par-
-uant
thereto
and
In
tlie
Water
Art
i
811
will
be
filed
In
tlie
office
of
tlie
Wafer
itrroroer
ai
Aliin.
B.C.
ObjertlotW
Inav
lie
filed
with
the
aid
Water
liecorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
lllrhl
rarllamenl
liuilditurK.
Viriorla,
B.C
with
in
inirty
any
arter
the
appearance
nri
IhU
uotire
In
a
hiral
iinmiwr
Yh.
.
.
(l4t
ttt
tli
fir.,
mil.ll..ti..,.
...
I"
..-
nwn
.111111
in
mm
It
ibe
84th
day
of
Ortober.
ts.
tAi.iM.Mi
lim
n
Mists
i
ti.
E
mcr
htilt'l
aid
camp
cnhn.x.
the
cost
of
which
will
be
l50,oiin.
During
Ibe
past
few
year,
there
have
been
appropriation
made
by
I
he
city
for
keeping
up
and
improving
ibe
course,
yet
It
is
six
miles
froiu
the
cily
and
not
available
lo
Ibe
public
gen
erally.
waler
supply
to
the
city.
CAPTAIN
KIDD,
PIRATE
William
Kidd,
a
Scotchman
born,
was
a
shipmaster
and
shipowner
who
in
1
695
was
living
in
1
lie
town
of
.New
York!
In
that!
year
the
Earl
of
Rellainont.
governor
of
Massachusetts
Hay.
placed
Kidd
in
command
of
a
he
was
convicted
of
that
crime.
Captain
Kidd
was
hanged
al
Execution
I
lock,
London,
on
May
23,
1701.
I'art
of
his
treasure
is
supposed
lo
have
Itoeu
buried
at
fiat-diner
s
Island,
N.Y.,
and
never
lo
have
been
recovered.
From
Tbe
Meulor.
DRESS
AGES
QUICKLY.
I.m:
I
new
ones.
Henry
C.
lilcrirnii.
Aeni.
'
PR0BLEM3
VANISH
V,hen
You
Wear
ONYX
Shoes
Canada's
lies
I
Know
n
Shoe
for
Women
und
Young
Women.
Carried
in
all
fillings.
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Ave.
Phone
357
Mrs.
A.
Does
your
husband
like
antiques?
j
Mrs.
II.
Well,
he
nreleiids
struck
on
tn
v
old
hats
and
towns
whenever
I
talk
of
buying
j
LAND
ACT.
'
Notica
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purehaa
Land
In
I'rlnre
liuperl
Land
Iteeordinr
trii't
of
I'riuce
liuM-rl
and
situate
on
the
east
hort
or
liaraard
Cove.
ITIimmw
Hoal
Island.
Hamre
four,
Coatl
OMtrtct.
I
ALE
MiTK
t
thai
SoH.ervllle
CaniMiry
i
oiiiimio
Limited
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
oc
;
euiiatltiu
Mrkerit.
Iiilend
to
iiljf
fur
perniiMiiui
wi
purcnase
ine
lonottinr
scrllied
laiKb):
i:oibiiHinciiii(
at
a
pout
planted
on
the
iiortheat
slHtre
or
llama
rd
Cove,
prlnceaa
lloal
Uland,
llaiiK'
4.
Coail
Dhtrlrt,
Ihenre
easterly
iwcniy
rlialin;
tlieiHW
i
wiiilherly
atvty
chains
:
thence
westerly
forty
chain;
thciire
nortlierly
five
rlialns,
tiiorr
or
InM,
to
tilth
water
mark;
Ihenre
,
folloninr
tilrh
wat'T
mark
In
an
Mtterljr
;
ana
iHinneny
oiri-iiou
to
point
or
eoiii-i
tiiencenieiiL
and
runtamliia'
one
huiulrc
acres,
more
or
less.
1
SOJIEI-.VII.I.E
CANNERY
CO.
LTII
'
Applleant.
I'er
W.
J.
Thoinai,
A
Kent
Daled
Oel'Je-"
jth
B
CA88IAR
LAND
DISTRICT.
Recording
District
of
Talagraph
Crtak.
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
John
Jacob
Fowler.
or
urrat
Glacier.
stikin-,
ranriier,
lend
to
apply
for
p-rnilslnn
to
pur-the
folfowlni
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
i
west
bank
of
the
Sllklns
Hirer,
near
the
I
(ircnt
r.larier,
at
aoiilheast
rnrner;
thence
runnlnr
north
1"
iiain:
thenre
in
a
'
wester
I
direction
90
chutns:
thence
In
a
ntithrr'h
direction
n
I'halns:
thence
in
an
eastern
direction
to
chains,
to
com
niencMnent
pom.
hated
aurusl
Viol
ml
miii
'cR
nwi.FH
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
9
Richard
Dix
in
"The
Shock
Punch"
A
powerful
mixture
or
dramulic
!
iiuimle
mid
luughlcr
lighliiing.
A
sinusliing
iipiiei-i
ul
lo
Hie
lieurl
and
a
solid
drive
to
the
ftiniiy-Iione.
The
story
of
n
inillioiiuii
v.
in
overalls,
willi
liglilniiig
in
his
lis),
wlio
luiided
h
juli,
u
girl
und
n
knockout
wilh
one
iilow.
lie
thought
lie
whs
quite
u
lighter
till
she
landed
one
in
his
IieiirL
A
pliulo-plny
wilhoiil
one
dull
moment.
Hound
1,
Laughs-Hound;
2,
Love-Hound;
3,
llolli.
Strong
cusl:
Richard
Dix,
Frances
Howard,
Theodore
Babcock,
Walter
Long,
Paul
Panzer,
Gunboat
Smith
and
othors.
COMEDY
"THUNDERING
LANDLORDS."
PATHE
REVIEW
35o
and
10c
TH
rum
KWB
Thundar.
November
19
III
r
On
Sale
Eveiywhere
the
Vii
'.
i
a
day,
it
was
reported,
bad
been:
The
purclia-
J3.I8
and
I
here
had
been
1575.
"'
pui
chaser-
.-hit:
s
run.
I
recline
.
.11
n"
it
Ml
III
KUKLUXKLAN
SEEMS
FUM
TO
CANADIANS
(People
In
This
Country
do
Not
Csre
to
Dress
up
Like
a
Spook
and
Act
Like
Fools
(Vancouver
Sun
One
big
reason
why
t'.auadintis
will
not
ralty
ery
strongly
Klk
Lake
is
a
former
ourc
oH
MotHMl
the
fiery
banner
ot
the
K.K.K.
is
tterause
they
are
tUiua-diaus.
The
neit
reason
is
that
they
will
resent
Ibe
interference
affair.
The
I
air.
I
reason
is
thai
they
bava
a
euM-
of
humor.
Canadians
do
tint
fighting
in
the
oueB.
They
!
not
subscribe
to
tbe
venomous
and
vcrmino"-habit
of
prowling
around
111
a
bed
sheet
.
Canadian
justice
..m
mil
in
e.i
t.rivaleer
with
Serial
permission
J
t
be
supported
b
.n-.v
ina-f..-!
jio
suppress
piracy.
However,
order.
If
these
fun-agM
..:v.m
Kuid
turned
pirate
bimself.
aod'Uers
hav-
the
wcr.-t
(f
law
ci.
VANPfillVFR
PIIPfHAQFP
incidentally
bad
a
private
battle,
force
m-nt
up
tbei
fnlllUU
1
Lit
lUAtniiOLn
Witb
1,1
gunner
Moore,
in
which
Ldid
they
not
do
-
;ue
no
nun
on
ine
nead
Willi
a
YICTolilA.
N".
18.
Mayor
bucket
and
killed
him.
When
fVndray
has
arrange.!
(hp
ale
of
Captain
Kidd
returned
lo
Ikmt
n
the
Klk
Lake
i
1
f
course,
owned
hy
1
he
city,
to
.1.
S.
Conned
of
Vancouver
for
42.000.
suhject
to
in
I6J
he
was
arrested
and
sent
to
England
for
trial
al
the
did
llailey
prison.
Here
he
was
con-
ihe
endorsement
of
hi
action
bylvicled
of
Ibe
murder
of
Moore.
WATtR
NOTICE.
jA
l,M
CaiM'
poilliea'.
isiiles,
Kidd
was
tried
for
niracv.
Dirion
and
lit:
i
u
.
.
.
tvwe
sotici:
mat
iienrj
c.
oi-rrrtrhHe
denied
the
piracy
charge,
and
pent
for
the
Engineer
OoM
.Mine
Ltd
inc..
wlMse
iddrpiw
l
Eniciiieer,
B.C..
will
Plly
fur
a
llrense
to
tafcr
and
uk
60
ru.
ri.
nr
eriud
of
waler
out
of
VVann
lilvi-r
Khlrh
rUiws
westerly
and
drain
put
up
a
plausible
-defense,
but
tbe
odds
were
against
him.
and
leee.
dj
tnellllng
Willi
their
countryaie-i
s.wash.
Haker.
Morris..
Stone,
Joli'on,
el
al..
before
Canada
ha
I
t
go
lo
tlie
eTtjH-iisie
and
IrouMe
,,f
hanging
and
laHhiiv;
tbeni"
Kleajrle."
"K!:iie.-
and
all
the
rest
of
Ihe
giliherisli
strike
Canadians
an
funny.
They
ec
no
reason
fr
dressing
up
like
a
spook
and
acting
like
a
darn
fool
In
do
utmelhitur
lhey
ean
do
at
tbe
polls
in
the
upea.
However,
lhtj
invasion
of
LONDON.
Nov.
IK.
Listeners
'with
limileil
eierlence
are
gen
erally
ralher
nervous
when
Ihey
rust
handle
a
mulli-valve
-el.
Flic
very
size
of
the
receiving
apparatus,
Ihe
complexity
pf
Ihe
wiring
wiUiin
I
lit-
cabinet,
the
number
of
cunlruls
and
the.
powerful
nature
nf
Ihe
reproduction
obtainable
from
even
distant
stulion
give
them
the
feeling
thai
the
operation
nf
the
instrument
demands
far
morn
skill
than
Ihey
possoss.
Ileal
ly
I
here
is
not
hint:
I
hat
iie'cil
cause
nervousness.'
for
(
lie
liijf
set,
if
designed,
as
most
standard
modern
receiving
sets
nri,
with
a
view
lo
stability
and
simplicity
of
operation,
js
much
eirsier
lo
work
with
I
him
the
small
sel
Unless
the
range
is
comparatively
shorl.
a
small
set
has
usually
lo
be
"pressed
a
little
in
order
lo
obtain
c'
,,,-wuiiilflu
signal
strenglh,
wliili
io
pick
up
dis-I
ant
trutisutisaiffus
Il
must
be
brought
to
,,,r'1
sensitive
win.
I
tin
ion
that
skilled
handling
is
required
if
il
in
to
be
prevented
tunn
liursling
into
oscillation.
I
jWiib
the
large
receiver
one
liasj
in
hand
an
ainple
margin
or'
M'vei,
which
means
that
Tor,
iirnaih'iist
receit
loll
there
is
no
need
lo
work
near
the
point
all
winch
oscillation
occurs.
Stahil-I
:?mg
devices
of
various
kinds.
can
le
ul
ami
control
can
le
so
simplified
that
even
a
novice
may
pick
up
all
the
glatHms
within
the
range
of
the
apparatus
and
tunc
them
lo
good
strength
wilh
case.
The
most
type
of
commercial
receiving
-es
have,
in
fart.
beu
made
almost
"fool-proof."
II
is
always
an
easy
mailer
to
Mild
and
tune
in
a
powerful
lransniisioii;
where
the
begin
iter,
and
sometimes
alo
the
ohl
hand,
in
apl
to
fail
in
in
search
uifr
for
a
less
powerful
signal
A
strong
transmission
can
be
heard
over
a
fairly
large
rirtre'
of
i-oiitrol
-iHlnigs.
The
weake,
the
Iran-irii.-mti.
and
Ibe
greater
I
lie
ili-laiu-e
(iiitii
which
it
comes
the
hurpM
will
tin
lulling
be
Hflen
the
hme.l
inHVemeuJ
of
Hie
klioh
.uficc.
fn
bring
il.
such
a
signal
or
lo
reduce
il
In
of
foreigners
in
then-
domestic,
complete
silence
after
it
ha
heen
fo'iod.
jfi
'he
illr
'w
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
CCIVIBINATION
VEGETABLE
SPECIAL
20
lbs.
letrace
iurnip
In
lbs.
Carrot.
In
lbs.
Cooking
Onion
h
lbs.
IteeU
rt
Parsnip
ToUl
45
lbs.,
for
$1.03
Potatoes,
No.
1
Netted
liem.
per
K.K.K.
tirganiiers
is
probably
tuiru
ark
$3.50
enuugn.
have
a
limited
quantity
l
Canada
sends
I
nited
Stales'
-it
11,1-
....i
-.ih
,i
bootleg
liquor
winch
ia
oHen
notjvis
you
to
buy
now
as
prices
o
giHMl.
W
hy
thea
should
wej
wj
nt
1
wer.
j
,
.....
r...s
...-
"i-iirc
Wa
,
Deacned
Celery.i
of
trying
to
bnoll-g
a
fillle
npuri
oils
justice
in
to
u?
RED
PROPAGANDA
IN
WINNIPEG
SCHOOLS
Mimeographed
Publication
Read
and
Passed
on
by
Youths
of
Prairie
Capital
t
for
25c
Choice
Cauliflower,
per
head,
25o
and
35c
Brussel
Sprouts,
per
lb
15c
MEAT
DEPT.
SPECIALS
No.
1
Steer
lleef.
himhpiarler
I
cut
la
Sirloin
Sleuk.
per
lb
25c,
i-irioui
n
oits
1.
ier
111
cCi
Hound
Sleak.
2
lbs
45cj
Hoa-t
lleef
off
rooml.
per
lb.
20ci
Hump
Uoant.
per
lb
18c
WJNMPWi,
Nov.
Young.
Hhoulor
lloast
lork.
per
lb.
25cj
lioys
in
Ihe
Winnipeg
ochools
are;
GROCERY
SPECIALS
spreading
red
propaganda
by.
Fig
Hare
(
iww
slock
.
i.er
lb.
20c
means
tif
a
mimeographed
sheet.'
(Singer
Snaps
ifrwh
stock
.
tj
which
Ihey
are
publishing
and
Ihs
35c
diatribiithvt.
acctirding
to
the
lelfer
Arrowroot
lliscuils,
35o'
rroe
I'ress.
niii-e
nuiuiiers
have,
a
Ifo
.,
,.
$1,00
ueen
issued
ni
rar
m
cotincclton.
Knnwflake
I'aslry
Flour,
10
.lb.
wiin
me
1'ioueer
rairois.
an
organization
of
lads
who
are
being
educated
along
soviet
lines.
The
lads
are
divided
inlo
patrols
sacks
55o
lBSS
I'hc.k
Layer
Fig,
SO
oz.
cuts
30o
Combination
Special
uc,
as
Ihe
Karl
Marx
I'atrol;
s
Mn
ijbiry-s
Pork
and
lleans,
2'
and
Lenin
Patrol.
'Ihe
publication
in
opposed
to
capitalism
ami
also
against
religion,
and
each
reader
lsv
urged
lo
be
a
bolshexisi.
The
children
1
Cmniod
nre
timed
(,
pass
the
papers
along
In
then-
school
fellows.
POWERFUL
RADIO
MUCH
BETTER
THAN
FEEBLE
B'g
Sets
are
Just
as
Easy
to
Work
as
Small
Ones
and
do
Not
Need
as
Careful
Tuning.
i
tHiH
StifHei's
Tomato
Soup
'
I
Special,
S
tins
for
95c
I
Kir
Oscar
Hraml
Kippered!
Snncks.
per
I
in
5c
llerilugs
in
Tomiilo'
Sauce,
ter
I
in
r
5c;
Ited
Head
Matches,
too
count.
3,
boxeH
to
carl
011.
Special
35c
3
carlona
$1.00
Fls
Nnplha
Soap,
per
curloti
80c
'.nlario
Pure
lied
Plum
Jain,
t
lb.
pail
G0c.
'Ibis
is
a
wonderful
jam.!
Oiiaiilily
is
limited
:
Crosse
&
Blackwell's
Red
Cab-;
bage,
large
jars.
Special
.
.
60c
Lea
&
Perrln's
Worcester
Sauce
V
pi.
bottle,
special
....
35c
1't.
hoi
ties.
Special
C5c
Snldor's
Chilli
Sauce,
vlra
large
size
hollies
ul
real
price
30cJ
I'Liniil
2
lo
each
customer
while
Ihey
last
.
Salada
Blue
Label
Tea,
reg.
H5c.
Special,
per
lb
750!
1C0
Tins
Drl-Pak
Prunes,
Ws.
rg.
inc.
Special,
fin
27'to
i
I'tione
your
order
early
as'
this
price
is
far
below
wholesale!
value
in
case
lota,.
Jelly
Powders
are
always
In
sen-sun,
assorted
flavors,
1
for
25o
Extracts,
2
oz.
hoi
lies,
assorted.)
:i
for
25o
Circle
Brand
Sliced
Pineapple,
2's,
per
tin.
15o,
7
for
$1.00
Canned
Rhubarb,
Vs.
heavy
hv-
nip
pack,
special.
3
tins
25c
Rupert
Table
Supply
4
Phones;
210
-
211
212
-
298
REMNANTS
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
Friday
and
Saturday
R
PRINTS
em
GINGHAMS
TOWELLING
FLANNELETTES
TABLE
DAMASK
5j
DRESS
GOODS
EMBROIDERY
RIBBONS
LAlES
"a
SILKS
s
See
Them!
Many
Other
Attractions
REMNANTS
Si'
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
budding
nel
door
to
FrtxzcU
HuMier
Sh.
j
from
Ihe
Km
press
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
Jainet
Zarelll
Proprietor
WINTER
IS
HERE
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
BUY
UNDERCLOTHING,
fTC,
tun
mt
CHILDREN
AND
YOURSELVES
"
.ire
-n-wiitg
I
it
nil
-Mi.,
n-
v.,
OM
Will
IMilt.P
l,
the
I-ill.
.wing
.
Children'-
Louis.
L.tdic-
Hac.;i...
gown-,
ami
Hlinise-.
etc.
-
in
I
lie
I'
lillilli
THIS
SALE
COMMENCES
WEDNESDAY
and
CONTINUES
TO
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY,
and
SATURDAY,
Nov.
18,
19,
20,
and
21
Missv.1
i-hv
I
moil
Hum.,
.izP.
rrtmi
5M
In
f.'
.
to
if.
OO.
Hale
price
75c
Oirl'
VesU
ami
Drawers.
er
rul
wowl
rroni
an
to
reg.
.J5
prr
pesra.
Hl.
3
for
$1.00
dirl'
White
Fleece-lined
Drawer..
.ixc
fnun
.
ng.WU:
Hale
price
3
for
$1.00
Girls'
While
Tiiriibiiirs
Goltoii
and
Whi
liinatioii.,
sites
from
So
to
:t.
reg.
f2
sHle
$1.50
Uirls'
Pure
WimiI
tkoirlMiiatioiis,
ToruliuU'
t.-
frvm
It
In
3L
.se
jqc
per
eent
le
Uirls
Penman's
US,
UoiiiUiutu.iiN
sii
from
-
only,
reg.
$3.85.
Sale.
r
suit
.
.
.
$2-25
Infanls
Pure
Wool
Ves.,
Nud
Silk
and
Wo,.!
......
W
:.
;
15
per
cent
leM
inns
vviiiie
neeee
iuUi
Vtu,
gianl
ijmvLIx
V0,
reg.
price
up
to
LO.
Hale
nne
50e
Siies
SK
to
3S.
reg.
up
lo
I..M)
Hide
65c
dirlV
Heavy
IHoomers,
sites
from
lo
o
pi
.
Kale
3
for
$1-00
Children's
Wliile
and
Natural
Fleece.
tied
sizes,
reg.
up
to
br.
Sale
pm
c
2
for
$1.00
uniitiren
s
hieeper.,
ajl
mses.
truing
for
.
.
15
per
cent
le
Oirls1
llaiineli'lle
Niglilgowns.
sites
from
i
I
1.S5.
Hale
85c
iris
Owls,
sizes
from
lo
11.
Sale
.
.
20
per
cent
le
wins
nweaiers,
laicsl
style,
and
colors,
from
t
i
reg.
price
from
ei.no
L,
o.n(i.
Sale
.
.
Hoys'
Bxlra
Heavy
Fleece-linefl
HlurU
and
I"
sizes,
up
to
$1,0(1
reg.
Hale...
Hoys'
Tiger
Hraml
Shirts
ami
Draver's.",nikc,i
upjo
$1.50
each,
to
clear
al
each
Ladies'
Pure
Wool
TurnlmU
Ceelee
Loi'iiImiiiiIi.
hiiiI
ankle
length;
short
ami
long
sleeves,
pi
iiiff
from
().()()
to
K7.Tr.
i,..r
-..,i
wi..
.....
Ladies'
Watson's
Pure
Wool
C.oiiiiinlhiiiv
niikle
length,
short
Bhll
tdliir
atlsisti
a
II
a.
rp
20
per
cent
le
......
,
w
I
...l:....l
l?:ii.
.
.
..
r
i.mics
niiK
ami
uoiiini
vesiM,
g(M,j
value,
all
sleeves,
reg.
Hale
prjee
Ladies'
Silk
Striped
Hloomers,
reg.
.n7.
Sale
Ladies'
leav
Hloomers,
good
quality,
reg.
l.o
v
Ladies
Hlotimers,
sizes
up
to
t
reg.
$1.25.
Side
Lnilios'
nni.nelelle
Niglilgowns,
reg.
Sale
Ladies
very
good
quality
riannelelle
Niglilg"
$1.B0.
Hale
Ladies'
extra
special
Flannelette
Nigiiigovviis.
r-
Sale
Sa
Ladies'
Sweater's,
InleVl'
styles'
and
colors,
r.
s
lo
$0.00,
nil
wool;
In
clear
nt
Ladies'
Sweaters,
reg.
price
up
(r
$0.75.
Sale
pre
l
i
Ladies'
Sweaters,
reg.
up
mLRO.
Sale
price
.17
Ladies'
Wliile
Voile
HloiiseH,
teg.
MM)
to
fl''11
,
.
.l'"
"sli'iit'iVliimry
of'rer
-
Ladies
Assorted
Blouses,
in
mW,
(leorgelle,
t,;
Cliilie,
etc.,
reg.
up
lo
(fH.oO,
to
clour
at
.
$2.95
C5c
85c
$3.95
80c
$1.10
C5C
85:
95c
$1.00
$1.50
S
II!
$G.50
$3.45
$1.50
H
.
'
75c
hi'
ii'
$1e50
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
.
fjr
'
,
-,u
CI.
Phone
G45.
3rd
Ave.
ana
m