rAOB
SIX
We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
Prices
arc
no
higher
than
any
other
store
in
Canada.
Goods
marked
in
plain
figures
according
lo
grade.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS,
Elo.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Listen!
Have
you
considered
your
home
market?
Buying
at
home
is
huilding
your
own
town.
If
your
home
merchants
prosper
you
will
get
a
hencfit
somehow.
First,
he
needs
more
help.
He
will
employ
someone
living
in
the
town;
and
it
takes
two
to
build
a
home.
If
you
spend
your
money
out
of
town
naturally
you
are
helping
the
other
community.
Visit
our
stoic
and
wc
guarantee
satisfaction.
You
gel
more
for
your
money
and
in
return
you
?el
5
per
cent
oh
each
dollar.
Our
system
lias
proved
satisfactory
lo
others.
Why
not
try
It?
In
1923
wc
cashed
over
2.i00
in
tickets
and
in
11)21
we
cashed
2,G00.
In-
1925
till
July
31st.
we
cashed
3.500
in
lickels.
It
will
pay
you
to
spend
your
cash
with
us.
Mussallem's
417,
423-5th
Avenue
E.
Phones
18
and
84
P.O.
Box
575
'Deniers
Have
All
Wool
BATHING
SUITS
from
$4.00
to
$8.00
P.O.
Box
327.
Phone
27.
DANCING
At
the
Auditorium
TUESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
EVENINGS,
8
to
11
p.m.
SATURDAY
EVENINGS
from
8
to
12
midnight
5
1'iece
Orchestra.
1
Dunce
10c
3
for
25e
Free
Admission.
,
LJ.
MARREN,
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
to
C.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
ANTI-BRITISH
CHINESE
MOVE
Money
Subscribed
In
Vancouver
and
Sent
to
China
to
Help
Cause
CRITICIZED
GOVERNMENT
University
Graduate
Said
to
be
one
of
Leaders
on
This
Coast
VANCOU
Villi,
Aug.
28.
Antt
llritish
feeling
in
Shanghai
and
oilier
disaffected
quarters
in
China
is
being
fed
from
Vancou
ver.
,
i
Money
and
material
is
being
.-enl
lo
China
on
every
boat
from
this
port,
and
the
efforts
being
made
here
to
keep
the
Shanghai
anti-llrilish
agitation
alive
are
not
without
official
sanction.
!
Revelations
were
made
today
that
as
far
back
as
June
25
last:
to
bear
on
all
sections
of
the
'.hinese
conimunty
that
over
2,000
was
raised
at
this
lime
Sinee
flipti
r7iil.'ii
pnlleelnr
have
been
appointed
and
the
movement
is
spreading.
Consul
Implicated
I'hal
the
June
and
July
meet
ings
had
official
sanction
is
apparent
from
reports
in
the
Can
ada
Morning
'News,
a
Chinese
HAVE
-
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Aoolt
to
Ltm
Land
In
I'rlnrr
Import
Land
Itrrontutr
Duirtr
or
I'rlnr
Ituprrt,
iihI
situate
at
Ye
ti'fc'ii
Bay.
Mastttl
Inlft.
TAKE
OTH
E
that
Etirrrw-
II.
SltnowM.
T
Massrlt.
Il.:
.
orrunallon
eannrrinua.
intends
to
apply
Tor
a
In
or
the
rol-towlnr
deMTll1
lands:
Mimmenrtnr
at
a
rxt
planted
about
9
chains
rtrrly
rrnro
the
SJC.
rarmr
r
i.t
iiitu.
inn
re
5.
arnaet
n
uirtel:
thenre
ejt
etx
rhatn:
thrnr.
north
thr
i-halns.
more
or
l.
tn
talrh
water
mark:
llHtire
ratrrlv
akmr
hirb
walrr
mark
t-
point
or
rommpfuviiM-nt.
and
cootalnlat
z
irrts,
nmre
or
i.
EUGENE
It.
SIMPSO.
....
Applicant.
'"n
T-i
iiiv.
1
wya.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
or
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchaie
kano
In
Skrrna
nanre
t
Land
nworrflnr
m
trlrt
or
ITInrr
Rupert,
B.C..
and
slliiaN-
llaysurk
Island,
aoutb
of
Wales
bland.
D.I
.
TAKE
OTICE
that
lh
Canadian
nh-Int
Co.
Ltd..
or
Vapcour.
B.C..
ocrnri
'ion,
silnion
Cannrrs.
lnlrnd
to
apply
'or
prmiflon
to
porrhate
U
rollowlnr
nrrrnvm
.anas:
Comnw-nrtnr
n
a
pot
planted
at
hlrh
walrr
mark
n
wtM
horr.or
lla'iUrk
fviaiiiji
wwwrr
nnrin
wrn
rnaio
llMnre
rat
wven
rhin:
t
twice
aonlh
rvT
rhln:
thenre
et
wfn
rhalne.
and
eonninlnr
xr
airf.
more
or
!.
THE
aitnati
rmiin
rn
i.Tti
YOU
FU
REMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
at
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Avenue.
Phones
Day,
Green
120.
Night,
Black
709.
P.O.
Box
235.
Phone
209
Richard
Garreli
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
&
CO.
Specialising
in
Portland
Canal
Mining
Slocks.
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Metals
meeting
was
held
in
the
Cliin-!
cvaier
owned
oy
fie
Nation-
.
.
...
I
..
.
V
...
cse
iienevoient
Association
rooms
""s,s
u"u
iul'"slll
u
"
"u-
here
at
which
the
whole
luestionhl'r-
At
"
Junc
meeting
the
was
discussel,
and
at
which
steps!"
"inesc
consul,
H
1
sang,
who
were
taken
to
organize
for
the
is
unable
speak
Cantonese,
collection
of
funds
tu
aid
the,
spoke
through
u
interpreter,
and
nnti-Hritish
movement.
Decision
to
stage
a
play
in
the
Chinese
Theatre
on
Sunday.
July
in
order
lo
raise
money
for
this
purpose
was
reached,
and
so
real
was
the
pressure
brought
ihaaKo.i
Ins
tmarors
for
tho
...
.
:..
t
LAND
ACT.
In
lh
AOln
fnd
DIMrtrt
r
rwlar.
THE
Mth:k
that
I,
EllphM
poller
tit
York.
S.Y..
I.'.S
A.,
orru-
pjlli.ii
br'Af.
Hitrndu
to
apttlx
tor
prr-rnlwloa
lu
purrtMM
the
fnlloviaii
de-rrritiii
(and:
tUiumetrtutt
U
a
pt
plantrd
aimul
to
lulu
mhjHi
uf
lUriw
Point
"a
the
!
side
ot
Tarisb
Lake,
about
eleven
mlP-
south
or
tar
Yukon
Uxjlldir)
Itn.1
;
Ihrurr
M'-t
tl
rhaios;
tbrdrr
Burtb
is
-haHi;
Iw-nre
eatt
to
rbalM;
lltpnee
aoutbrrljr
ri4lilnt
ahmr
the
Kre
line
or
Tainsb
Lake
lo
point
or
onmettrentrnl.
ea.d
arrel
rontalmmr
so
em-,
more
or
le.
LLII'III.KT
MOTT
PUTTtK.
AnnllrAitl
1
Fred
La
son.
AkenL
lMl'-d
Aurnst
loth.
Iti.
TENDERS
WANTED.
-KM
til
TEMI.HS
will
tie
rereltod
by
;
Hh-
iindrr-ianed
up
lo
trlday
noon,
till
'
iifnilier.
tor
Ue
-upply
of
;OAL
(IO
1
ion.,
aiwl
ill
at
lite
I'ruw-o
Hufsart
Oen-eial
lli.MHtai
awl
uri'
Home.
In
be
de
iitrrrd
a.,
ami
ben
required,
UMweetti
1
iIh'
iimnili.
r
9-ptetntir,
!,
pril.
IC.
a
folluwa:
I
a
PKA
COAL.
b-
IliMP
COAL.
TeiKlerers
luaat
sperir.v
the
Coal
and
,
quote
1.
11
narli
Item,
as
ab'ivr,
aetiaralely.
.
It
turrejiaful
teuderer
will
be
re
ni.trrd
to
rurBlsh
a
naniple
oT
any
or
aH
'
1
ml
to
lie
nUpplleil
The
lowest,
or
any
tender,
nut
ne:e-warily
arrepted.
IMNIIY
W.
BlIK
ll.
I7.
StliUry.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
cf
Intention
to
Apply
to
purthaie
tlalcil
Vmi.t
i-ans.
In
Hie
Ijind
Perordinr
lilstrirl
at
Prlnra
lliiierl,
aiMt
lliiatr
at
tlM
wnutB
of
HlK
Kails
creek
wlil
ii
rinwa
Wlo
the
Ki-.tall
luvrr
alut
Is
rnllea
frufn
u
mouth.
TAkE
MlTH
K
UMt
JobO
A.
SlirfUl
Of
I
riim
Itupert,
II.
1:..
oeeofMitUin
tttinlier
man.
iiilihd.
Ui
airily
tirf
prroHaalon
W
i.nr
-lu-
Uf
ruHoMtdr
Ueserilied
11
ml'
Miimn-n'liir
at
a
nrt
ulei:iel
al
I
lie
-iiillirnt
comer
or
lot
r,i:,
lunif
roilr
lli.
iir-.-
30
rlialos
ii-.1
tln-ri
.
tlteni
e
lu
1
lialii.
Kc.ierly,
iii'.rt'
or
l
-..
tn
tlx
l
UU
liivrr:
UeH-
:',i
iiaios
wiiiiImHi
iIwiim-
3d
chains
m.'.cHj,
and
eoouininir
vo
acres,
more
or
ie.
I
join
A.
SMITH.
tvr
r
p
HIH.
iui
III.
Appll'-anl.
el.
A
rent.
Ladies
New
Fall
Hats
This
is
Hie
third
shipment
of
hat-
we
have
had
siure
Hie
first
or
August.
The
first
two
were
felts
and
were
sold
right
mil.
We
have
wired
ror
the
third
shipment
ami
it
is
oil
the
way.
hut
this
shipments
consists
of
50
SILK
VELVET
HATS
Of
which
mi
Iwu
ure
alike.
They
are
1'alled
".Supreme
Hals"
and
are
supreme
not
by
name
alone
but
in
slylc
and
value
$5.50
to
$10.50
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Agents
for
llolepruur
Hosiery.
Nemo
Jirs-K
Pirl.nal
Heview
Patterns.
Turuliuir
&
Watsons
liiileiweur.
AitJi
defender
Shoes
ami
Hummum
llubbeis.
THE
DAILT
FITWS
Frldar.
'ugusl
?8.
ig
anti-llritish
movement
in
Van-comer
and
Victoria.
King
Lee
has
been
in
Hong!
Kong
ami
Shanghai
tor
the
past,
nine
years,
and
according
to'
memjeis
of
'the
Nationalist
movement
belongs
to
the
ultra-red
wing
of
that
parly.
Although
both
H'"
arc
ulleg-
od
lo
be
working
in
collusion
here.
Chinese
who
fear
the
spread
ift
the
movement
i
Vancouver
and
Canada
generally
and
are
anxious
to
keep
out
of
the
trouble,
'cporl
that
the
two
men
pretend
not
to
know
one
another.
They
are
credited
with
being
the
envoys
who
harangued
Hie
crew
of
'lie
City
of
Victoria
and
induced,
Hie
Chinese
seamen
lo
refuse'
duly.
I
Meetings
in
'Chinatown
here!
are
growing
in
numbers
and
in-j
ensily
and
older
members
of
the;
unmumly
report
thai
there
isi
grave
danger
of
the
disaffection
jit
Shanghai
becoming
apparent
here
in
clashes
with
white
residents
if
the
present
propaganda
onliuues,
especially
with
the
official
aproval
it
apparently
has
at
the
present
time
BARKERVILLE
BOASTS
INTERESTING
RELICS
uu9l..u...
...
w.o
u..K
fllso
Lady
Lv
Thfro
Wj,0
Ha,
uu..
ens.
.
a....
a.su
lor
.
ucu
Not
Bcen
Out$do
fop
51
ueip
in
ine
oangnat
unu-nrii-i
Years
isij
moxeuu'iii.
The
consul
informed
the
meeting
that
he
had
that
day
received
UAIIKKIIVILI.E
A
visitor
In
II.
H.C..
Aug.
28
old
gold
rush
telegram
from
the
for-
a
I'ekiiig
,owf
now
iroaIjcay
rorgtlen.
nign
office
regarding
the
thirtwn
describes
a
resident
in
the-e
demands
made
by
Hie
Chinese
wons:
A
,jfU(.
rurttler
up
,he
government
upon
the
llritish
in
tret
from
i'ady
s
pHice
is
a
Shanghai,
and
he
criticiied
sev-
neatly
kepi
while
and
blue
paint
-eiely
the
"unfair
immigration
ed
house
which
i
Ibe
home
of
law
imposed
upon
Ihe
Chinese
by,t,ne
of
the
most
remarkable
Ihc
Canadian
government."
leharaclers
in
all
Cariboo.
ller
King
Leo
Active
lives
Mrs.
llousser,
a
hale
ami
It
was
following
this
meeting
hearty
old
lady
of
HI,
who
that
King
Lee,
now
dividing
his'
has
not
been
oui
of
the
im-lime
between
10
ivnuVr
West
mediate
district
of
Darkerville
nml
19
Pender
We-.l.
raine
from
for
01
years
Irt
1B07
she
eaniej
China
on
the
Kniprcs
of
Canada
out
to
Harkerville
from
er-
and
successfully
succeeded
in
numy.
returning
tthere
in
1888.
setting
into
Vancouver.
Since
Shi
eame
haeV
tn
CinHlmn
in
coming
here
this
titan,
who
is
a
1M71
and
with
her
sister
shares!
former
Yale
graduate
and
alo
a
the
distinction
of
never
having!
(ieneral
Theoloziral
Colleire
seen
a
train
or
street
ear
in
graduate,
lias
been
well
supplied
her
life.
with
funds,
and
with
Lee
Huoii
"Across
from
Kelly's
Hotel
Ding.
from
Camhfer,
Ohio,,
lives
Mrs.'
Murphy,
post
mistress
.mother
college
educated
youth,
and
telephone
operator
of
liar-
has
been
artive
in
organizing
the
Kerville.
day
uay
a
examining
the
oolleetlon
of
strange
relics
she
has
found
in
and
about
Harkerville.
Here
is
a
fine
old
wler
mug
whne
markings
prove
that
it
dated
back
to
the
ilas
of
Charles
1.,
here
a
sit-
r
teapot
and
there
silve
spoons
and
oIIpt
kels.
VICTORIA
HOTELMEN
Inn-
OUT
TO
GET
LICENSES
'
Petitions
Being
Circulated
With
View
to
Having
Pleolsclte
Very
Soon
VICTORIA,
Aug.
28.
Victoria,
the
only
large
city
'Si
Hrilish
Columbia
where
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
is.
prohibited,
soon
will
have
beer
parlprs
like
those
in
Vancouver,
loeal
hotel
men
predicted
today
when
they
a
new
beer
plebiscite.
At
a
conference
with
mainland
and
Island
brewers
the
hotel
interests
.nappod
out
a
vigorous
drive
for
beer.
A
pe-lition
will
be
circulated
immediately
under
the
recent
plebis
Til'-
Dosi.-iiians
In
High
t'.la-s
Vaudevilb'.
Wesihaiine
Theatre,
Tonight.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Diahy
Island
-
Cloudy,
calm.
barometer,
30.
10;
I
em
pern
lure.
52;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
-
Clear,
calm:
barometer,
2U.U8;
temperature.
15:
sea
ftiiimtth.
Hull
Harbor
Ciear,
calm;
Itaroiiielc
,
,30.00;
leuiterature,
55;
sea
smooth;
8.0ft
p.m.
spoke
tug
Lome
two
miles
south
ol
Pointers
Island
bound
for
Powell
Itiver;
I2.SS
a.m.
spofce
steamer
Prince
John
in
Iterate
Strait
northbound;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Princes
.Mary
abeam
Pino
Island
northbound;
U.30
p.m.
spoke
.ieamer
Princes
Alice
abeam
Ivory
Island
northbound.
Noon
Digby
Island
-Clear,
ca'.n.
barometer,
30.l;
tentpcritlive.
58;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear.
P5U1
southeast
wind;
bti
j.nttter,
30.-
05;
teni()erHlure,
Aft;
sea
smootli.
Dull
Harbor
Clear,
light
northwest
wind;
barometer,
S9.-97;
temperature,
65;
e
mooth.
II.
C.
Futer,
inspector
of
isriioois.
and
daughter
returnea
on
the
Prince
Itupert
thi
morn-iiik
from
Victoria
where
they
have
been
spending
the
summer.
Mr.
Frascr
and
jon
will
tine
could
spend
half;"
laler.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
or
Intention
to
Apply
to
PurcSeee
Land.
In
the
lJUMt
Havurdinr
IMelrlri
uf
Priifc
Hiipert.
and
briue
purtfcin
of
l.ii
lM!Mjr-rMir
Haaye
nr
ii
.
oeil
DUIHrl.
,
TAkE
.MiTKL
llMl
miaeH'
l.m.i!e..
of
I'rus-r
Hnpert,
B.:..
awrrnaoti.
luletvl
to
apply
lot
perlMselon
prrh4
lie
rullowmt
deerrttird
land:
:MMHietiM(
at
a
p"i
planted
al
the1
nortlieaai
rurner
of
loi
twenty
tour
it
.
rane
tl
',
Oil
lntrul.
Iln-n.
vmili
thirty
ti
ctMio.
.
tbetK-a
ve.l
rorty
en
In;
Ulenre
norUl
Meal
rliaiiis
1
neire
or
le.s,
to
Mali
malrr
mark:
tlwn.
,
Ibeasl
atisiaT
hin
aaler
mark
lo
tin'.i
1
ninwrni
1
m.
ona
nmiaimni
eiani
SO
arree.
mure
or
leas
rwiKLLs
iixnrn
Appllranl
Oalwl
AuaTrat
Uth.
.
tV
LAND
ACT.
Notice
or
Intention
to
Apple
to
Ptirthaee
Land.
In
the
1-aasJ
liewmttae
IHslrlri
or
Pnnro
Noprrl.
and
annate
al
Hlr
ran
Creek
kirn
tUm
into
Kreiall
Mler
about
III
ndle
rrr-m
it
mouth.
TAkK
mit:l
nut
cnri.
i
mei
r
Prtncf
huperl,
.:.,
s-n4tk
hiinlier
man.
intend
to
apply
tor
permission
u
iinrrhase
the
rotV
wInr
lerrltiel
lend.
I'xwnencln
at
a
mI
ptoalesl
al
the
MM.llrwesI
rorewr
r
lot
Ail.
Baiivr
firiir.
1
.......
1.
1
..
.
1
.
.
.
,1
HHinf
westerly;
iwrn-r
to
rn.
H"
ri
11
muiicnru
i
im-iiiiiim
111
imiir
Ui
rt
thence
n
chain.
mlerl
lo
leilnl
cite
order-in-ciiuncil
passed
by
the
provincial
government,
and
beer
advocates
are
confident
that
it
will
receive
the
necessary
signatures
of
forty
per
cent
of
tho
registered
voters.
,
The
chief
argument
to
he
used
in
the
lieer
campaign
will
be
that
Victoria
is
losing
busi
ness
tnrougti
1I9
present
dry;
I'omlition.
Tlic
moral
side
of
thei
question
it
will
be
urged,
al-'
ready
has
been
determined
by!
the
establishment
of
beer
bars!
in
hsiulmall,
ailjiiinuia
(lie,
ciry.
where
beer
drinkers
from
Victoria
can
get
all
tho
re-
freshineiil
they
want.
As
Victoria
voted
dry
by
si'
heavy
majority
in
the
lasl
beer1
plebisci')
it
is
expected
that
thc
new
iieer
move
will
be
met
with
I
strong
opposition
UNION
OF
VETERANS
ENDORSED
BY
G.W.V.A.
VICTOHIA,
Aug.
28.
Tho
principle
of
Hie
formation
of
n'
iiimoii
of
all
ex-service
men
In1
Ca'nada
was
endorsed
by
Iho'
convention
of
the
flreal
War'
Veterans'
Association
here
yes-'
terday
with
crinin
provisos.
I
1-.
(I.
Raw-bumuesd
:
n
left
yesterday
on
p
lo
Montreal,
i
of
rouiiurnermriii,
and
containing
id
acre,
inure
or
iei.
r..
p.
IUEI.
Appllratll
Haled
AuttMl
I
lib.
tt.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
ot
Intention
to
pptf
lo
Leaee
Lent
in
Skeena
miiire
a
i.ikj
oieinrt.
n
erdlnf
ihlfKt
I'rlnee
lmt"Tt.
awl
ell
wale
wwlhweet
ptitnt
or
W'ale
Ulawl.
t
I
I'r
.iiTIM'
ak.a
.
.
I
-
..
1
n.r.
.i"ii.i.
iii.i
iitr
.a,i-ji.n
r
1.
11
l
Oi.
l
td.,
or
Vanennrer.
Il.r...
nerupa
lion.
Salmon
Cannere.
Inteiwli
to
apply
tor
pennies!
1
leae
the
rnllnWIny
Or
rlled
lamli:
Oimnetieliir
at
a
pol
plinlH
It
Mali
ttrtil1
nt.rlf
Ml
u.liflu.t
twtlnl
i
1
IV.
I.
Hland.
B.C.;
thence
north
one
rliali.:!
thence
eai
ten
chains
:
llienre
eoutti
onei
rtialn
In
etwire
line:
theie-e
went
alonr
hire
line
lo
point
or
eniiniencetnenl.
and
ronlaln'nr
n"
acre,
more
nr
lem
'
THE
rAKAMAM
HSIII0
CO.
LTtl.
',
neien
irnn
vay.
It
'
t
a
a
SAVE
on
Your
Meats
and
Provisions
Cash
and
Carry
Roiling
Reef,
per
lb,
.
.
,6c
Pol
Roast,
per
lb
I
Or.
Round
Hte.ik,
per
lb,
.
.20c
.Shoulder
Million,
runs
I
22
Vt
llainor's
Raeou
None
Heller,
per
lb.
sliced
45c
)
River
Kggs,
fresh.
per
doz
450
Oainor's
hard,
1
lb,
bricks
25o
Phone
178.
Bulkley
Market
(ieo,
Y.
Kerr,
manager.
95c
Days
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY.
Sco
Our
Windows
for
tho
Greatest
Bargains
Ever
orr...
In
this
City
"ered
llegardless
uf
cost
we
are
Hearing
out
Mum-,,,
1
lars
wiirlh
of
seasonable
merchandise
from
c
!(,..,
men
I
hi
tliis
store.
We
must
hate
the
p.,.-c
goisls
arriving
and
we
niii-l
have
llie
ue
of
id
111
lines,
mi
many
of
which
we
are
i.ve;
'
Jlel
u
eouverl
our
losses
111(11
n
profit
by
tm
B
goods
tnlo
ash
ami
lhereli
avoid
(he
mm,.
many
hut's
nidi
another
seasdn.
Clock
Specials
for
Saturday
Clock
Grocery
Special
for
Saturday
Only
From
0
a.m
until
10
a.m.
only.
For
Delivery
Monday.
t'.
liars
l-'els
N.iplhn
Soap
fur
I,
unit
2
Utl-
In
earh
nistnnirr
Clock
Grocery
Specials
for
Saturday
only
from
10
a.m,
until
11
a.m.
only.
For
Delivery
Monday.
I
I'ail
Malkm's
el
uie.ipple
J
im.
lb.
H
K
:
1'r.g-.
Miilkm
s
Jell
Powder.
Ileg.
S...-.
Combination
Special
05c.
Clock
Grocery
Special
for
Saturday
only
from
11
a.m,
until
12
noon
only.
For
Delivory
Monday.
1
Tins
Snider'
s
Tomato
Sn;ip.
Meg.
r0i
2
lloltlei.
Sinder'i.
(ilup
lleg.
7(1.
.
Combination
Special
05c
Clock
Grocery
Specials
for
Saturday
only
from
2
p.m.
tin.
til
3
p.m.
only.
For
Delivery
Monday.
1
lb.
Malkm's
e.f
Tea.
Meg.
7ir.
t
lbs.
Japan
litre
.No.
I.
Reg.
.Ml.
Combination
Special
05c
Clock
Grocery
Special
for
Saturday
only
from
3
p.m.
u
4
p.m.
only.
For
Oelivery
Monday.
:?
Tins
Tonmli.es.
t'.
rg.
::.,
.
Tin-
Pea-.
2,
Reg.
Kir.
2
Tins
l.ni.
Reg.
1f.
1
Till
I'.inipkin,
S.
lleg.
I:..-.
Special
7
Tint
for
05c
Clock
Grocery
Special
for
Saturday
only
from
4
p.m.
unU
5
p.m.
only.
For
Delivery
Monday
(IgiUie
s
Rolled
Out-.
2i
lb
iek.
Reg.
f
I
'.'
Special
05c.
each.
Limit
2
e.n
h
nsloiner.
Clock
Grocery
Specials
for
Saturday
only
from
8
p.m.
until
0
p.m.
only.
For
Delivery
Monday.
2
Tin-
llel
M'Miti'
Vellnw
:img
I'e.i.hr..
'.'
-
V
2
Tin-
M
.lkiM
Xpri.'ii-
I's
.
ii'iv
Rg
1
Tin
Caipir.l
Rhubarb.
2
-
Reg
::,.
.
Combination
Special
5
tins
for
05c
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
ammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimBmmm
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
The
New
Juvenile
Bostonians
I'nder
the
I
tire.
tf.
.
ui
Mrs.
K.
I
f
In
Select
Vaudevlllo
Program-
New
Songi,
Dancei
i
Comedy
Numbers
Mrs.
Wallace
Rcid
in
"Broken
Laws"
A
compelling,
ten-ely
dramatic
slory
of
Ihe
ii''
Jazr
parlies
,n
(',hristma
Kve
-w..ing.
t
eoiiples
slilheriug
around
on
the
Miihel
I
!
-f
rliihlren
watched
wide-eyed
friin
Ihe
slmr
I
molher's
liner
later,
his
fnllier
drinking
th'
pitifully
yuiiiig
al
u
iiudirioiii
nwiUlioiise
the
manslaughter
Ihe
shallow
nf
ihe
chair
1
l
pleading
fur
her
sun's
life
llie
awakening.
V
a
terlaiitttieut
wilh
a
big
moral.
Mr-.
Wallace
It
role
which
-lamps
her
as
out'
of
Iho
screen
arlili'.
Notable
ca-l.
Mrs.
Wallaco
Reld,
Percy
Marmot,
Ramiff
Wallaco,
Arthur
nankin,
Pat
Moore,
Jacqueline
SaundeM,
Virginia
Lee
Corbln,
Jane
Wray.
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.
Admission
$1.00
and
50c.
Matlnoo
50c.
and
ui.
Ladies
New
Fall
Coats
One
of
the
mol
import.
ml
purchases
a
woman
'
the
course
of
a
year
is
her
fall
coal.
Reahxiiig
we
always
endeavor
to
secure
gariiienl-
Rial
'
the
tumult'
and
(allured
to
fill
the
demand
or
l"'
styles.
If
you
have
occasion
to
buy
your
coal
now
ou
w
a
splendid
clmice
here.
All
llie
new
shades
al
moderate
prices
nuiB
"a
$15.00
to
$65.00
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
gents
for
Iloli'priiof
Hosiery.
Neimi
(JtnVt'K
l'i
'
"
Renew
I'allenis.
Tiinihiiirs
rv
Wnlsiiu's
I
n
"
tt
Arch
Rofi'iider
Hhoes
mid
Romtiiituj
Rubin
: