WEEK-END
SPECIALS
Visit
our
Meat
Dept.
and
gel
acquainted
with
our
new
butcher.
No.
1
Steer
Hound
Steak,
2
lbs
45o
Slewing
Steak,
per
lb.
15c
Sirloin
Sleak.
per
lb.
..
30c
llanibnnvr
Sleak,
2
lbs.
25o
I'ol
Roast,
per
lb.
..
12'ic
Pork
Sausage,
very
special,
2
lbs.
for
.
.
.
.
....
35c
Walk
Over
and
Save
Money
at
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phones
Phonos
18
18
and
and
84
84
aok
nc
TH1
DAILT
H1Tv?B
Diamonds
In
llic
Latest
Design
Selling
Finest
Quality
Stones
from
$25
up
Value
(iuaranteed
or
Money
Refunded'
Eye
Glasses
Musi
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
tlio
large
centre
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Satin-Faced
Canton
Crepe
.
A
heavy
quality
Canton
Crepe
with
a
rich
lustrous
satin
face.
Ideal
for
dresses
Conies
in
Black,
White,
Pansy,
Pearl,
Hoyal,
Orchid,
Itrown,
Tan,
Ochre.
38
in.
l'cr
yard
$3.50
to
$3.95
West
of
England
Store
Third
Ave,
Phone
753.
DENTIST
I
J
I
'ART'
Clothes
Overcoats
to
measure
Steve
King.
Third
Ave.
Green
85
.
Ill
r.
r.
d.
1
ait
w
Helflcrson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Jlours-
9
to
C.
X-Ray
Ssrvlce
Phone
G88.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
mid
Saturday
hvenlngs
CATHEDRAL
CLUB
WAS
ORGANIZED
Rev.
W.
Allen
Heads
New
Centre
of
Activity
at
St.
Andrews
A
represenlallvo
gathering
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
congregation
spent
a
most
enjoyable
evening
last
night
under
the
chairmanship
of
the
Yen.
Arch
deacon
Rix
and
organized
their
.activities
for
the
winter
months.
I
After
some
discussion
it
was
de-'
cided
lo
hae
u
central
and
com-i
preliensive
body
to
be
called
the
Anplicau
Cathedral
Club.
.The
following
officers
were
elected:
President,
llev.
V.
Allen.
Vice.-Pres.,
V.
C.
Orchard.
'
Sec-I'reas.
Hal
p.
'
'
With
the
above
the
umtcrnot-ed,
s
leaders
of
the
various
sec-lions
form
the.
Kxeeullvc
coin-mil
lee'.
Sports.
J.
M.
Collison.
Music.
Mrs.
Woodland.
Dramatics.
Miss
Dalby.
Literary.
S.
Hazel
l-Joncs.
Hoy
Scouts.
Mr.
Woollon.
dirt
(iuides
and
Ilrotherhoodi
of
St.
Andrew's,
leaders
to
be
ap
pointed.
The
entertainment
was
most
varied
and
pleasanl.
From
community
singing
and
kilcbeu
orchestra
the
items
ranged
to
olos
and
instrumental
duels.
members
if
lli.i
nl...i.
..
ill.
M.
.
1,'II.H
..I
Opals
October
Birthstones
The
old
superstition,
about
Opals
bringing
bad
luck
seems
lu
be
somewhat
dying
out.
This
belief
originated
in
one
tif
Sir
Walter
Scott's
novels
hut
in
Mexico,
where
many
beautiful
Opals
aro
found,
they
arc
worn
for
good
luck.
AVc
have
some
beautiful
Opals
just
received
in
different
sizes
and
prices
and
invite
you
to
see
them.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
Taxi
75
Taxi
If
you
like
lo
ftave
the
best
Phone
75.
Lexington
Hudson
Super-six
and
Dodges.
First
and
only
7
passenger
Sedan
in
city.
All
new
closed
jars.
RATES
1
or
5
or
7
or
i
Passengers
,.
$1.00
C
Passengers
..
$1.50
8
Passengers
.
.
$2.00
5-Passcngcr
Sedan,
per
hour
$4.00
"-Passenger
Sedan,
per
hour
$5.00
To
Cold
Storage
and
Across
Hays
Creek
Bridge,
1
or
2
passengers
$1.00
Kach
additional
passenger
50o
each.
TAXI
75
TAXI
Auditorium
Will
open
for
a
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
.
.
.
2
lo
4
hveniiigs
8
to
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
to
teach
beginners.
L.
J.
Marren
-
Prop,
Phone
Black
449.
f
Irt
12
arrra
tit
DUtrlrl.
,
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT."
BEST
PROCURABLE
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL.
BOTTUD
&
6UARANTtI0Jir
MOOUCt
Of
SCOTUND
An
interesting
and
keenly
con
.tested
match
is
looked
for
to-I
morrow
afternoon
in
llje
Junior
League
football
game
between
fHoolli
School
and
Honlch
Street
I
loo
Ih
School
will
line-up
!
In
he
salvage
sale
from
ie
Aincri-
.can
ship
Keunecotl
whjch
wa
'wrecked
a
couple
'of
years
ano
'on
the
west
Coast
of
(iraham
Is
land.
There
is
also
a
picture
or
the
wreck
of
the
Kenuecolt.
NOTICE.
I.X
THE
MATT
Kit
or
in
application
tut
the
iu
((
ITuvIkIoiuI
Orllllnlr
of
title
for
Liil
3.
UUxk.
t.
LnU
11
lud
10,
I.I.Hk
:
Lot
7
and
S,
UKsk
II;
Ltit-'.
1.
7
ami
a.
Iiiork
11,
lit
I
ami
,
lll-k
j.
Uiii
a
iii1
4.
Hl.wk
l:
Li.t
a..i
it.
nutcjc
xd;
ixil
The
Original
Label
look
for
it
at
the
Vendors
and
Insist
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tho
Government
of
It-iti!!
ColumhiA
tlie
piano
and
Monsieur
Hlanr
Mane
conducting,
Mrs.
Cullen.
Mrs.
Wilton,
Miss
Dalby,
thrr,
.Misses
Cross,
the
Misses
Law
rence
J.
W.
.(lawlhorn,
and
llev.
V.
Allen.
Kach
number
was
warmly
encored
.
Refreshments
were
amply
provided
-by
the
ladies.
Mrs.
Woodland
and.
her
committee
had
cheerfully
de
corated
the
Cathedral
Hall.
Speaking
for
the
lyxecutiv
Commit
lee
(lie
President
said
the
nnmr
i-M-iungr
was
a
nappy
inau-
!
juration
of
what
is
hoped
will
be
IHHHbb
il
niuch
needed
oullct
of
activity,
"e
call
upon
every
member
of
jilic
Cathedral
congregation
lo
see
to
it
that
he
or
she
supplies
jlhe
driving
force
without
whielij
a,u
schemes
become
etuply
of
the
obsession
of
a
few.U
BERNARD
SHAW
ON
SOCIALISM
Impossibility
of
Freedom
to
Subject
of
Lecture
Which
Ho
Outlines
In
Brief
be
fixing
a
brief
outline
of
a
lecture
"Impossibility
of
Free
dom.''
he
is
to
deliver
under
the
auspices
of
the
Fabian
Socialist
iu
IamhIoii,
Knglaml,
(ieorge
Herrihard
Shaw
say-:
Political
agitation
will
therefor
e
be
carried
on
under
Social
ism
by
a
parly
clamouring
for
longer
hours
and
banter
work
for
I
heif
own'
sweek
sake
as
against
a-
Weiry
Willie
parly
complaining
(hat
the
hours
are
already
inlolcral.ly
long,
the
work
intolerably
hard,
and
the
free
a
fid
soaring
human
spirit
degraded
to.that
of
a
bee.
II
Is
prcUy.xle.-ir
that
the
prae-tical
compronii.se
arrived
al
will
leave
a
seoljon.of
the
Minimum1)-
'ollowing
teanf:
Pierce;
KamMu""mvoKe,,
a"
a
"
ver
and
Donald:
Collison.
Kelsev
and
'i
worked.
Ann,
anyhow,
prtntue
Morrison:
Crate.
Dintrwalt
Mtir-l''0"
under
Socialism
will
be
so
ray.
Nelson,
Dickens
and
Smith.
The
current
issue
of
the
Sit-
urday
Kvening
Post,
in
an
ad-
1
vertiseiiicul,
publishe
written
by
Walter
Longwill
les-ifying
lo
the
merits
of
a
piece
a
Icttcra
vui-p4
u
1
i
ynuci
of
machinery
which
he
beiughl
at
!
J.
I.
1,
,
II
anil
II.
lOut
k
17;
Lola
1
1
r
9
and
10.
Hk,r.
prodigiously
increased
and
facilitated
thai
it
jvill
be
impossible
for
the
govcrumenl
to
impose
enough
conipuirory
lalior
to
cx-
.
...
it...,..,,
it...
,..,...
,.r
il.
la
worxcit
section.
Weary
Willies
Obviously
then,
the
first
're-
suit
of
the
solution
will
tie
n
general
truancy
by
tlie
Weary
Willios,
leaving
the
work-glul-lons
lo
do
their'
share
and
do
It
heller.
The
Scots
and
Hermans
nave,
or
used
lo
have,
an
excellent
institution
called
the
privileged
beggar,
or
gaberlunzie.
Tlie
itaherluuzie
figures
In
Walter
Scott's
'Anliquary'"
as
a
delightful
person,
ami
I
have
never
doubled
that
Socialism
will
adopt
him
with
enthusiasm.
Only
he
tt.
Ui
iu.
il
and
iz.
lMk
it,
Ij-i-U.jii
two
a
b
gar
front
nece--
'.
all
In
tlie
KlrM
Addlllim,
Touiwllr
ullslly.
He
will
rCCCIVC
exactly
the
tri
smipvHi,
map
u;
Mm,
me
ui
nan
:
...
.k
.
.
r
ii.
...n.alni
of
Lot
y
lUnKS
oiirtiu
u
i
iianinuii
in-
enmo
an
me
wurk-LMuiloiii.
an.
I
ipriioratu
ot
Tliio
nuertnr
ih
!-
he
will
probably
be
iiserul
US
u
WltiXZ
eTeoiliJ;,!
tPhe-l.,
a
f
mm-
ni'inth
rronr
itm
ririt.iiubiirati-ni
saxophone
player-
'
by
ear,
and
lifrrtr.
l'ruvlli.nal
CrrliriratA
i.f
Tll'f
,,
,
.
in
nie
bov
undj
in
thf
oanw
,,fWaIking
partner
corresponding
i
II
Mil
KS
M.
joiivsox.
Tin;
orilnali
(,,
lMlr
our
"'"'Cin?
tir
i
ti"S
parmcrs
narlnera
or
or
nis-'rtiriraif
pis
t.r
Tlllf
an-
dao-d
llws
4lt
'.uinit.
190.
iiw
3rd
January.
ii.
ani
leurs,
ana
an
entertaining
liar
'.IS
VuS?;!r'urJ
W'.tf-
will
be
an
important
element
,0f5iS
....
..
1
in
the
Socialist
intelligentsia.
Land
lraitr
orrirr.
Prlnrc
Itntirrt.
U.C.,
nth
Srplemher.
Ii.
Coiiiiiicnrliir
at
a
rxiit
tilmtrd
atmut
fD
halnt
Kiuiti
of
Itarlnr'a
folnt
i.n
tlie
rt,
lii
-ir
TartMi
IJUr.
alxiut
flrteil
liitlra
iutn
of
the
Yukon
Imundarv
line:
tlimce
eH
to
rhalim;
tlwni-e
nurlh
to
rliaina
Hut
the
work-glullons
vvdl
be
'
'itrritTAr
'ot
T-iias
undenvoiked
a
-
Ithev
have
snatched
LI..1U
flb
I
.
In
ttw
Atlln
l.aifa
IHMrtrl
ut
Clir.
TAkK
MiTlt.K
that
I,
KUplilrt
.loll
rollrr.
or
Stw
York,
K.Y..
U.S.V.,
o-u-patKiii
liroWfr.
liiU-nd
Ui
apply
for
prr-mlxlnn
to
purclia
tlx?
follow
Intr
de-
ever
when
the
task
of
the
Weary
Willies
in
addition
to
their
own,
for,th'ey
will
do
that
little
bit
in
their
heads.
And
tl
is
their
leisure
"ill
ill
will
transfigure
the
world
for
good
or
evil.
The
prospect
is
really
alarming
l'licy
cannot
take
il
out
in
golf,
for
if
they
didnobody
could
gi
iirwe
rjM
n
maim;
inrnre
ouinrriy
....1
,,t
,i,,r
,,
iM.Aiil
lutinv
liil
liv
li
"n
WUIIOUl
being
llll
flloln
alimr
llw
ftmre
linn
of
TalMi;"ul
-
ake
to
ixiiiii
of
rniriiiiriii-riiii-nt.
aaid!
n
irnlf
liiill
lifiifiiilitv
inlf
wilt
parcel
contalninr
(to
acrra.
more
or
!.
.
.
,
,
'
ELirilLtT
?(HTT
I'llTTKII.
IllitutT
n
t
riiniii.il
"iiiruit,
11
it
Fred
UwoKJUl1'1"1''
"u
1"W
f01,
,,,Ck
0f
r,,,j-
ntN
annul
tth
iav
jdies.
As
(bey
will
have
U'l
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
Nolle
of
Application
for
Batr
Llcanaa.
(lecuuiary
motive
Jo
keep
them
within
bounds'
they
will
try
.all
i
jsorls
of
experiments
and
launch!
MITICE
Is
1IKIIKI1Y
OIVK.t
tint
on'.,
......
i
,
tlie
t&th
day
of
orli.ber.
!.
Ihe
under.
i
most
nniiiisiiu
nun
iiutuniuus
iani
iiiienn
i
afpiy
in
t
ie
i'i'iruiiieriirjscs
in
the
linn
ly
waste
oniroi
noarn
ror
a
iirrnne
in
reniieci
............
to
fremlM-a.
Ilnr
tarl
of
the
tiuilrtlnr
IU1
way.
WllIC
I.
Is
.UIUt'
S
WIIV,
known
ai
Sklilrcate
lioarillnir
limine.
4ln-
,
ii.
,,,,,,,
tri.t
,ir(1.,LPn-
ami
Willi
II
alOIIO
proilUCes
atel
at
klKirale.
niioii
the
laniln
le-
gieni,
nenuirt
a
u.l
iu.
ukm-k
4,
arrorunif
toi
t
nii,
.
ns
e;nt
of
I
IO
tirutlellt
a
reirlt'rel
niap
or
plan
nejKrflten
In
the,
.
.
,
,
,
,
,
,
l.aml
Iteirlatrv
nrrire
at
the
cny
on
paying
way
which
man:-
capiiiu
i-rinee
iuj(ti
aim
iiniimeren
via,
mr
me
-ale
of
U-er
by
the
alaaa
or
hy
the
open
txillle
for
ronaiiniptlnn
on
Ihe
prciiilr.
nat'd
at
SKineiiaie.
ii.iv
una
ivui
(lay
uf
Srpleinber.
ISIS.
tusiu.iii
t;.
nittK,t9,
Owner.
Ifipl'ranl
I
AND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purcnaa
Land.
(n
lite
tjnd
lieeordinir
nislrlrt
of
prlnre
IliiiH-rl.
and
altnate
at
HI
a
Falla
r.rerk
ulilrh.
riown
Into
F.raull
nivrr
about
inllea
from
II
nioulh.
TAKK
NOTCE
lhal
CllfKKl
P
lllel
of
Prlni-e
nutiert.
B.C..
orrnpatlon
lumber-
man.
Intend
to
apply
for
perml.alon
to
Diirrhate
the
follow
nr
derrlrert
land:
oniinenrinr
ai
a
poi
tnanirn
at
mr
oinliwenl
rorner
of
l.ol
f.J5,
fianae.foiirti
inrnre
70
main
aouoirriy:
tlinir
f'l
rhaln
weterlv:
llienre
10
rhnlii
north
erly;
thenre
10
rhalna
ea(erly
to
nolnl
of
rommenrrment,
and
contalninr
40
arret,
more
or
lea.
c.
r.
niEt..
Applicant
Baud
Aui-uat
UUi.
!.
ism
so
sterile.
They
may
evei.
solve
Iho
population
tpiestion
by
Immolaling
Ihcinsclves
like
the
bees
oil
the
allar
of
incOssant
activity.
1
II
will
be
inlct'i'slinK
lo
nolo
how
tlio
women,
with
their
tra-
"dillon
of
spccjal
work
thai
can
not
be
hurried
or'
exaggerated,;
will
take
all
thisr,"
j
The
bearing
of
tliese
remarks,
on
Ihe
subject
of
ihe
present'
course
of
lectures
is
Dial
leisure1
Is
freedom,
thai
Hocialism
will!
produce
on
unprecedented
iuan-
lily
of
leisure,
(hat
fhitau
will,
find
mischlor
still
for
id!.;
hands;
lo
do,
and
that
tie
alono
kuoCsi
what
will
cotno
of
it
when
all
our
days
except
the
whole
holi
day
will
he,
half-holidays.
This
is
Mm
real
problem
of
free
dom.
An
outstanding
Journalistic
achievement
for
llrilisb
Coliim-j
bia
is
the
special
October
edition!
of
dm
llritlsh
Columbia
hum-'
berman,
published
in
Vancouver
'
which
devotes
a
large
and
iuo-aj
riiM'iy
iiiiismnrsi
suppiemem
io
the
description
r
the
new
saw-'
mill
of
the
Victoria
Lumber
v'
.ManufaeltiriMK
Co.
al
Chciuainus
which
is
about
to
be
opened.
The'
'same
journal
curries
a
special'
nView
of
the
Silka
Spruce
industry
of
Prince
llupert
district
with
special
reference
lo
Prince
llupert
Spruce
Mills.
StALIO
TINOtRS
CiUlt
William
Murphy,
0ltiH
the
Mia-
It.trilthv
fluntfn
lit
VI.
'una
reached
tho
eily
on
tlw
I
tla
I
last
night
a.
id
will
spend
a
iminlli
or
so
visiting
here
with
(tier
brother-in-law
and
sister,
Dr
and
Mrs.
II.
L.
Alexander.1
jiirabaui
Avi'iioc.
!
J
CHILD
BORN
WIHIE
!
15
AN
ALBINU
SAYS
i
VISITORTO
FAR
EAST
SKA1TLK,
Oct.
10.
Curtis'
King,
a
Memphis
manufacturer.
:n
Set
i
lie
this
summer,
returning
frmu
the
Far
East,
lobj
of
an
albino
child
thai
had
been
born
In
parents
of
the
Mois
race,
a
savage
tribe
wearinii
brass
rings
on
tinkles
ami
wrist
ami
vhi.
ears
are
pierced
with
strange
ornaments.
King
said
he
travelled
huiidreds
of
nubs
mil
of
his
way
to
the
settlement
of
Djiriirg.
French
Indo-China.
to
take
pictures
nf
the
youniisliM.
j
When
the
hatiy
was
born
the
parents
and
the
rent
nf
the
junnlf
community
were
no
a
ma
led
that
they
feared
Mime
evil
was
tie-J
scemiinu
upon
I
hem.
King
related.,
The
child
is
now
four
years
old.
SRALEO
TEMlFHS
Win
!
rr
trnl
by
iwa,uii-mi
tnHtUMiratar,
rrmrr
nup-n,
fir...
up
t
It
ti'rliKk
mail
ihi
Sluwdajr.
li.
not
im
itr
yuxrm
ir.
ti.
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rHutnr
Mfntnt
ivlfr
H:
l-t
lntfrrl
in
thr
Vttllwtiiar
Orimp
-iniMaUa
i.f
'VrltoWtVH!."
Bull-,"
ami
"Okl
TMMr"
Miami
t'.Uima
Ipwl
prirr
fir.atti.
I
I
inirrt
in
thr
"tiianniala
Orwup."
n
hlllltc
if
in
"Inirimli."
".Munindi
y-K
I."
and
tho
"tatniMH
rnrihm'
Mtwral
l4lm
I
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IHlftl
In
Ibr
iMtrttll
'ir-iup.
r.iti
1
lnnr
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thr
"t'arniii
i-.
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and
"l'a
roll
In
4"
NiiK-ral
hlini
,
Tor
alwwr
im
ii'ii.tirl
rhOiiM
an-
all
llinlr
in
Hir
saHn
'ti
Hltrr
s.-11
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I'm
I'.rll
tint
aim'
liiiiir
lmilii
Vln-tl
..f
On-
rlallit
adjiiln
thr.
.!!
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i
lin
iip
Ttt-
li
r
i.r
ativ
Irttdrr
niit
tw
1
aarilv
anrptrd
New
Fall
Coats
DRESSES
MlLIJiNERY
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
Fur
Coals
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxtpilsltc
Slock
of
fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
RJR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
FORD
Impoved
models
will
bo
on
view
Ibis
month.
Wo
have
Iwo
present.
iyot
hedaiis
upon
which
we
are
offering
speiial
imlucc-
menu.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Friday.
October
10
ijJ
Dollar
Days
MAKE
YOUR
$
TALK!
Friday
and
Saturday
Every
Item
on
This
Lltt
a
Winner
llrassirrcs,
2
for
r.
tlnlloii
llloomers,
reg.
7rc,
2
pairs
for
t
f
tlorsels,
per
pair
T
Ladies'
Hint
k
Tights,
reg.
$1.75,
for
per
mir
.
Iridic'
Winter
Wsln,
carli
...
Childrcns
tiiiiliiiiutions,
winter
Jlr,
pefkint
r
Cultoii
Nightgowns,
very
specml.
earli
I'rini
oss
Slips,
While,
and
Cnloreil,
eai
li
...
r
i:reic
Hlotitners,
While
and
Fancy,
per
pmir
.
tlhnnioiselle
OIovoh,
per
pair
.
'.
..
Kid
tiloves,
reg.
$2.75,
for
per
pw
...
n.
t'lilileai
heil
Slieclillg,
W
inch,
for
"prfinj,
i
r
I'nlilcarlit'd
tjolton,
'tl(
inch,
ytinN
fur
...
r
Htripctl
Pliiiinelelte,
5
yanls
fur
,
.
.
.
r
.
All
Wool
Ladies'
Itili
loe,
por
jmir
(lusjiinere
Hose,
Hlnckiitl
Hrmvii,
:i
pairt
for
r
Silk
Hose
in
groat
vtfiety,
per
pair
&
.
.
(iolf
Yarn
in
nil
colons
7
baHs
.
,
.
.
Wheeling
Yarn,
3-t
II
...
s
tlrot
hcl
lUdlon.
IO
balls
L
.
t
Hibboiis,
fancy
or
plain,
lo
l
to.
wide.
Uy.ird-
-.
t'j-eloniies.
values
hi
85e
yanl,
'J
vatds
(m
.
b
(Irctomies,
values
In
5lc
aril.
:i
v.niU
(D
.
.
r.
Men's
Tie.
Jl
r.ir
H
'
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Ladies'
(iarler-.
jHiirs
for
,A,
.
r
'
If
Hir
Nets,
cap
-hpe,
fl
(or
IMaitl
Dres
fiui'd.
2
vanls
for
r.
Velveteen,
p'er
vanl
t
(iuigh.ims
iii't
Pnftl-.
5
rU
for
is
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"THE
MERRY
WIDOW"
The
pn
tunx.ition
of
ihe
grete'
mnn
m
i
of
iihmIi'iii
(iiio-v
The
pn'tire
tlutt
bring
Ihe
iidveutiire-
uf
Ihe
uiinun-
1
.
f
wji.i-
n.
in.'
spremj
to
Ihe
remotest
corners
if
tlie
earth;
wh
tiniis
of
Krtiuz
Lehar's
lunettil
meliHlie
delighic
i
The
charming
ntniHiice
of
a
cbrtis
giH
wlm
m
Priuce.
A
phoU-play
which
Hse
a
real
In
..i
and
feiilnrrs
Hie
splcndnrs
of
m
rnirl
with
pirn
Parisian
night
lite
in
pleasing
ritntrast.
(iurgt'"
ami
lO-lunx".
(ilillentig
gate
I
v.
.Muguilo
rm
ami
sellings.
I
nrisalled
i
at.
John
Gilbert,
Roy
D'Arcy,
George
Fawcett,
Tvll
Marshall,
Josephine
Crowell
and
Mie
Murray
'
the
Slerry
Wnlow.
'Hodoe
Podge"
Series
No.
1-A
Tiny
Tour
or
the
ILS.A.
PATHE
NEWS
50c
snd
25c
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailing
from
frinr
nprl.
t.r
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
S.aMa
aM
Attn
St,,
Tv4M.
IT"
'or
VAhf
OUVCR.
VICTORIA,
Alr
tm4
Sao
Sat;
SalttMai,
ftr
ANYOX,
PORT
SIKRSON
4
Ht
Rl.r
CantiarlM,
Thttrt4tr
J"
ftr
PORT
SIMPSON,
ANYOX,
ALICC
ARM,
STIrVART,
SttiKar,
S
.m.
US
IM
Aiaatta.
.
r.l,
Awl
rrM.
ai.Mn.
WEEK
END
SAL
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
10
and
17,
of
Boys'
Woollen
Sweaters,
Girls'
Sweaters
and
Underwear,
Misses'
Woollen
Jumpers
and
8erge
Bodice
Skirt,
ond
Ladles'
Sweaters
and
Hosiery.
Hoy-'
Halhinlyne
Jersey
Sweater-.
-oci
front
ni
l
flier-
on
Ihe
shoulder-,
,
Suy,
Matooii.
lute
Hi
ami
(Jrey,
sues
from
20
lo
SO.
Ilejr.
I.H.-
to
Hale
$1.00
.Sizes
from
2M
to
Meg.
"75
to
if'lJ.OO.
Half
Sl0
Hallaiityiie
Pure
Wool
Fine
Knit
Sweaters
with
.
-tripe,
hixes
friuii
SO-HJ.
Hog.
n.7r
to
H.lMt.
52.00
7
Ladies'
Sateen
Apruiis,
reg.
il.Ro.
Side
85c
1
1
l.atlies'
Oveilill
Aprons,
reg.
12.00.
Sale..
..
$1-15
t?
Young
Ladies
Suits,
sirce
n
reg.
tl7.:i0.
$9.75
7
Misses'
natiiifl
ami
Serge
lloditd
Skirls,
rog.
V."0-
H
.
$2.95
tt
dirls'
Woollen
Junipers,
value
$
,.no.
Sale
51.50
0
Lailies'
Svvealers,
reg.
H.:,i).
Salts
irice
$3.50
12
Misses'
Svvenlers,
viilues
$1,00
mid
Jil.OO.
Sale
pi
51.50
.Misses'
Vests
nntl
Drawers,
iinliirnl
color;
web
riiii-Ii.
''K
11.2.').
Sale
price
jit-r
garment
50c
Misses'
Union
Suits,
natural
color
nl-o.
rt-g.
l.8.
.00.
Sale
.er
suit
51.00
."
ilozeu
Clilltlreu's
Vest.-,
sizes
21
InMO,
rfir
'oSc.
,u
Jier
giirineiit
25c
Latlies'
Peiiiuau
(Ireoii
lleallier
Slirking
rt-g.'
$LNI
S
'p
..
75c
Ladies'
Monarch
Silk
Hosiery
reg.
ijtl.115,
Say
price
75c
(rowing
dirls
I'lalenl
Lnalher
Slippers
with
elnslic
gore
nn
ll.e
sides,
,-eg.
$7.25.
Sulo
price
f.N-
Friday
nn
Saturday
only
.
54,75
8EE
OUR
WINDOWH
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phone
G45.
Cor.
3rd
and
7th