I
I
l!
'
III
Ladies'
Uf
a
I.
I1U11U
UU?
Latest
Designs
Lowest
Prices
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
llic
largo
centres
testing
eyes
ami
filling
glasses.
Satisfaclion
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
tho
North
CORDED
HAITIENNE
A
new
taffeta
finish
silk,
heavily
corded,
for
every
day
or
parly
frocks.
Conies
in
hlack,
crushed
rose,
mauve,
peach,
ocean,
French
blue,
etc.,
30
inches
wide.
Per
yard
$3.50
West
of
England
Third
Ave.
Store
Phone
753.
Hallow'een
Specials
For
This
Week
APPLES
Fancy
Mcintosh
Reds,
per
box
52.80
Jumhlc
pack,
per
bos
$2.25
Johnathan,
Fancy,
per
box
$2.75
Jumble
pack,
per
box
$2.25
Hallow'ccn
Lanterns,
larwe.
,
....
15c
Small
..10c
Pumpkin,
per
Hi
6c
llihbard
Siuash,
per
lb.
6c
(irapes,
per
lb.
.....
.
20c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phones
18
and
84
ROCHON'S
Chocolates
We
are
S'dc
agents
in
Priiiec
Hupert
for
these
delicious
sweets.
Hulk
Creams,
per
lb.
.
.
75c
Hulk
Assorted
Nuts
and
Creams,
per
ll.
.
.
.
$1.00
1-2
lb.
Ho.xe
Ansorted
Chocolate
60c
1
lb.
Hoses
Assorted
Chocolates
...
$1.00
2
lb.
Hoxes
Assorted
Chocolates
$2.00
Iloehon's
famous
Almond
Crisp,
per
lb.
.
.
.
.
$1.00
These
goods
arc
all
specialities
made
from
pure
wliippiiiK
cream
and
cream
cry
butler.
Phono
94
Rupert
Pharmacy
Third
Avenuo
and
5th
St.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
HolQorson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Uouro
1
to
C.
X-Ray
Ssrvlce
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
(ARCTIC
NIGHT
HAS
SHUT
DOWN
No
More
Light
There
Until
Spring
and
Activities
Cease
In
Most
Places
LONOYKAR
CITY,
Svalbard,
Oct.
30.
The
Arctic
niuhl
sct-
lled
over
these
desolate
regions
I
several
weeks
ago
and
not
a
glimmer
of
sunlight
will
bo
seem
again
until
the
end
of
April.
I
This
coming
winter
will
lie
even
more
titan
unusually
quiet
in
Spilzbergcu.
Most
of
tho
coat
mining
settlements
will
be
vir-;
tually
deserted,
for
the
low
coali
prices
now
ruling
have
made
itj
Imperative
lo
restrict
out
put
audi
from
Kings
Hay
alone
300
operatives
are
being
sent
home
by
the'
last
coal
boats
before
the
ice
closes
in,
and
only
a
score
of
watchmen
will
remain
in
charge.
At
(ireen
Harbor,
.the
Dutch
Company
will
have
odd
jobs
for
about
50
men,
but
only
a
dozen
hardy
Swedes
will
keep
a
lonely
watch
at
the
remote
Swedish
mine
at
Hragaliza
Hay,
which
this
year
was
inaccessible
even
in
the
middle
of
June.
The
(treat
Northern
Coal
Company,
the
most
important
concern,
will
endeavor
lo
carry
on
here
with
100
operatives,
and
a
monthly
output
of
15.000
tons
is
expected.
Conditions
hero
are
more
favorable
and
the
quality
of
the
coal
is
superior.
Use
of
Wireless
The
isolation
of
the
smaller
outposts
is
less
complete
since
the
advent
of
wireless.
A
suggestion
to
adapt
Amund
sen
s
remaining
polar
plane
for
TIMBER
SALE,
X
7475.
Scaled
Tender
will
lie
rwHvr,!
hy
the
Ulnlrter
or
IjiiiU
it
Vlrtorla
not
later
llian
ihhiii
un
the
Will
Wy
r
Nnvt-iiiImt,
IVth.
for
the
pun-lM'
uf
Llrrnre
747S,
lo
cut
i.3V6.U(iu
fret
of
Spruce,
llemlurk
and
Cedar
nn
an
area
siluatnt
on
tlm
snuUl
urti'
of
TaiMMi
IsUihI,
Itlrlurd-um
Inlet,
Queta
Cliailutlf
Island.
Tu
iji
year
will
De
al
uvted
ror
re-
ninval
or
IiiiUmt.
Kurllier
nartn-ulara
of
tlie
Chief
rores-
ler.
Virions.
B.C.,
or
District
Foietlw,
prince
Hiii.crl.
B.i:,
TENDERS
WANTED
Tender
will
he
received
by
the
t;it.v
r
1'ilnce
Ituuerl
for
Hie
nun-haw
of
Lot
0
and
r.
Hlorlt
u.
Section
.
and
l.ol
II.
mock
;H.
Section
Tender',
to
tie
in
lite
orrire
or
the
llv
clerk
not
laler
than
8
p.m.
October
10,
1Hr.
t
r.
jo.xts.
i;n
i:ierk
EVENING
DRESSES
in
LATEST
DESIGNS
AND
COLORS
at,
4
"DLMERS"
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
"M
I
H
I
1
I
w
up
w
II
50
ISY1
LkESS
MRS
when
you
Use
BAKING
POWDER
Highest
Quality,
Ji(pdera(e
Price.
MADE
IN
CANADA
NO
ALUM
E-W.
GILLETT
CO.
LTD.
TORONTO,
CAN.
'onveyiiig
mail
and
occasional
passengers
to
and
from
Spilzbergeu
lias
been
abandoned
by
thoj
Oslo
government
ou
tho
score
of
expense.
Next
spring,
of
course,
mining
Operations
will
be
resumed
in'
full
force,
with
the
Norwegian
government
officials
for
the
first
time
in
control
of
the
archipelago.
VALUES
OF
EDUCATION
"Has
your
boy
Josh
been
any
iielp
lo
you?"
"
Some,'
answered
fanner
ornlossel.
"He
doesn't
do
much
wnrki
but
lie
gives
ine
many
a
helpful
hint
about
the
best
show
to
see
when
I
go
lo
town.'
LAND
ACT.
Kotlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Ltait
Land
run
ruTt,"1!
IfEWB
NO
DECISIVE
RESULTS
FROM
THE
ELECTION
OF
YESTERDAY
ALTHOUGH
CONSERVATIVES
LOOK
LIKE
WINNERS.
continued
from
page
I
)
Government
its
no
desire
exists
for
a
second
general
election
within
tho
next
few
weeks.
Present
Standing
TORONTO,
Oct.
30.
Prime
interest
centres
in
tho
battle
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen
Is
making
to
secure
half
a
dozen
Or
mure
seats
that
will
(jive
him
a
cuin-
nlele
maJuritv
in
the
new
parlia
ment
and
make
sure
his
claim
to!
form
a
new
government.
Early,
Progressive
return
showed
hiifi
with
I
If
followers,
four
shorl
of
the
number
required
for
a
bare
majority
or
one
in
a
House
of
215
members.
The
great
question
is
whether
the
seats
still
in
doubt
will
furnish,
him
the
necessary
working
majority
so
that
he
may
carry
on
Hie
government.
The
following
are
meiiibers-
'tI
throughout
Canada
as
far
as
the
latest
returns
today
indicate:
ONTARIO.
Conservatives.
Algoma
East
O.
H.
Nicholson,
U.iheral
loss.
Algoma
West
T.
K.
Simpson,
no
change.
Ilranl
Franklin
Smoke,
I'ro-gressive
loss.
Ilrantford.
II.
E.
Hyerecm,
Liberal
loss.
Uruce
North.
James
Malcolm.
no
change.
Carlelun.
V.
t
(Sarlaud.
uo
change.
Dutferln
Slmroe.
Earl
V.
Howe,
Progressive
loss.
Durham.
F.
V.
Howeo
(Hon.
Vincent
Maseey
defeated),
no
change.
Elgin
West.
H.
C.
MeKilIdp
uo
change.
Essex
KasL
Or.
R.
I.
Mor-
and
Liberal
loss.
Essex"
South.
E.
J.
Ooll,1
(Hon.
(i.
P.
Oialiain,
defealed.
Liberal
loss.
Essex
W'ostr-Col.
S.
C.
Robinson
(new
seal).
Fort
William.
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
M
anion,
no
change.
Fronlenac
Ai'ldingluu.
Dr.
J.
W.
Edward,
Progressive
his.
Orey
Nortli.
M.
It.
Dunean,
no
chanse.
Hallon.
Duncan
Campbell,
Progressive
lns.
In
Oneen
lUiarlotle
Olsinet
Uwl
Ite-f
1
1
H
1
I
i
III
i
lt
I
i'boiiias
Mar.shalt
onlinir
litrtel
of
Prince
Hnpert.
anji
proTessivi-
In
.iluilr
al
shannon
llav
T.VliK
MiTICE
lint
Robert
C.
!
ut
Viiirotiier.
H.i:..
occuiatloii
rainier)
man.
ini
oil
l
oHily
for
a
leae
of
the
f
!
iwliiir
(IcKTilfeil
land:
oiiiiix
iiclny
a
I
a
pl
planted
on
an
n-itunicil
IflaiKl
lylnir
S.ftO
drr.
VV.
(II
i'liaiiii.
more
w
leas
mm
-ythet
cor-ier
of
Ul
ISM.
O.CJ..
Haiifre
I;
thence
followinc
liieantlerlnir
of
ylvtr
live
of
'd
,-i.mit
to
of
oHiiniencenienl.
ami
oiiiainliiR
i
4
arte,
leocc
or
ie.
IIOIItllT
C.
OOSSE,
Applicant.
Per
Wm.
l.
Mllrtiell.
VfMit
Haled
'it4.u-r
5th.
!&.
IN
PROBATE.
Dr.
Alexander
!
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
GOLLEEN
QAI
I
V"
MOORE
in
,
3
Ai-JL'
I
Florenz
.iegMd's
Iliizzling,
seinlilluting.
musical
fiunedy
liroiigh
lo
Hie
screen.
Duinly.
irresistible
Colleen
Moore
as
Hie
greatest
.Sally
of
ull
times,
Ihe
wonder
girl
of
poem
and
song.
Sally's
hack
to
the
alley
wilh
new
smiles,
new
tears,
new
joys
lo
make
yon
happy.
And
she's
brought
Leon
Krrol,
who
ean't
make
his
feel
behave
mikI
l.loyd
lluglies,
who
t-un'l
make
his
heart
behave.
'When
on
see
Leon
fall
you'll
laugh
till
your
sides
nche,
anil
when
Sally
Tolls
iti
love
you'll
llirill
(ill
your
heart
uelies.
Captivating
Colleen
in
the
greatest
musical
success
Hroadwuy
ever
knew.
A
photo-play
of
sheer
joy,
.superbly
dressed
uml
mounted.
Itisjiuguislieil
cast.
"HODGE
PODGE"
SERIES
No.
3
"A
JUMBLE
IN
THE
JUNGLE."
COMEDY
"FAMILY
LIFE."
Admission
50c
and
25c
PATHE
NEWS
Hamilton
Iisl.
Hon.
S.
C
Mewburn,
no
chntige.
HamiUon
Wesl.
C.
W.
Hell,
no
change,
Hastings
Peffrboro.
A.
J.
Embury,
Progressive
loss.
Hastings
South.
W.
E.
Tuui-inon.
Liberal
loss.
Kingston.
Prig.
(Sen.
A.
E.
Hns(
no
change.
Lambtou
East.
J.
E.
Arm-
in
the
supreme
court
of
British
trong,
Progressive
loss
In
the
Mailer
or
lite
AdioliiUtrallon
Act;
In
I
If
Matter
or
tin-
EaUte
or
George
ih.
lieceaMd.
llllentate.
TAkE
.'VOTir.K
thai
by
order
or
II
l
H.iK.r.
f.
Men.
Younir.
the
fth
day
of
October.
AH.
111.
I
a
apiMiliited
Art
fin
il.lrmliir
or
tile
estate
nf
Georre
,N'h.
llerelieil,
ami
all
'nrtle
ha
Till
if
rtaliiw
a(alnl
the
e-iaie
are
lie
ret
y
re-
(lulred
to
furnish
same,
uroperlir
veriried,
to
me
ou
or
before
the
7th
day
of
So-wihImt.
a.Ii.
tsr..
ami
all
parties
la
debbd
to
I
lie
etite
an-
required
to
pay
in
inii'iinl
or
Utelr
lnlebtednef
to
ine
Tirthwith.
MHlMVI
A.
WATT,
orri'ial
Adntinlrlrator,
Prince
Hupert.
B.C
Haled
the
J'th
da
of
October,
AJ.
lu.i.
Lanark.
It
K.
change.
Leeds.
H.
A.
Preston,
no
Stewart,
no
change.
Lincoln.
J.
1.
Chaplin,
change.
London.
J.
V.
While,
on
no'
change.
I
Middlesex
East
A.
K.
Hodginsl
Progressive
loss.
'
.
Muskoka.
Peler
Mctiibbon.
Progressive
loss.
Nipissing.
John
Ferguson.
Liberal
loss.
Norfolk
Klgin.
J.
L.
Stan-ell,
no
change.
Ontario.
Dr.
T.
K.
Kaiser,
Liberal
loss.
Oxford
.North.
Lieut.
Col
M.
Sutherland,
Liberal
lose.
Parry
Sound.
Col.
J.
Arthurs,
no
change.
Peel.
Sam
Charter,
I),
wards,
Progressive
loss.
Wellington
North.
Duncan
Sinclair,
Progressive-
loss.
Wellington
South.
Hon.
Hugh
(luthrie.
no
chaiige.
I
.North
York.
Col.
J.
H.
Len
nox,
defeated
Premier
King,
Liberal
loss.
Liberals
ltruco
South.
Dr.
W.
A.
Hall,
Progressive
loss.
Huron
South.
J.
J.
.Memer.
progressive
loss.
Kenora
Rainy
River.
Jol.
II.
A.
Machiii,
Progressive
loss.
West
l.nmblon.
R.
N
I.eseuer,
uo
change.
A.
no
clianae.
j
Peterboro
Wesl.
H.
A.
Peck,
Liberal
loss.
Port
Arthur,
Thunder
Jtay.
W.
F.
Langworthy,
Progressive
loss.
Prince
Kd
ward-Lennox.
John
llubbs.
no
change.
Simcoe
Fast.
A.
I).
Thump-son,
Liberal
loss.
tsimroe
.Virth.
-vv
.
A.
Hoys.
ihi
ciiange,
defeated
Hon.
L.
C.
Drury.
Toronto
Ftsl.
1'.
U.
llyckmau.
no
change.
Toronto
Fast
Centre.
Hon.
Kdmond
Hrisloi;
no
change.
Toronto
High.
Park.
A.
J.
Anderson,
defeated
Hon.
James
Murdock,
Liberal
loss.
Toronto
Northeast.
It.
L.
liakcr,
new
seat.
Toronto
Norhwest
Fx-Mayor!
I
.
L.
Cliurcli,
no
change.
Parkdale.
David
Spence,
nu
change.
Toronto
Scarboro.
Joseph
Harris,
no
change.
Toronto
South.
Col.
C.
II,
deary,
jio
change'.
Toronto
West
Ceiilre.C.
1L
liorkcn,
no
change.
Victoria.-T.
IF.
Slinsori,
Progressive
loss.
Wuterluu
Ss'oUth.
A.
M.
Ed-
(ilengarry.
Angus
.Mediums,
tos.
Perth
South.
R.
t.
(Irahain,
Conservative
loss.
Waterloo
North.
W.
D.
Euler,
no
change.
Progressive
(trey
Southeast.--
Miss
Ague
McPhail,
no
change.
Other
Ontario
results
were
still
incomplete
this
morning.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Conservatives.
.
Cariboo
J.
A.
t'raer,
leading.
Eraser
Valley.
II.
J.
Harder,
leading.
KiMitrnay
Wl.
W.
K.
EsliHg,
elected.
Progressive
lo.
Nnnaimo.
C.
II.
Dickie,
elect
ed,
no
change.
New
Wtuilnler.
W.'
(I.
.Mc-(Juarrte,
elected,
uo
change.
Hurnird.
5en.
J.
A.
Clarke,
elected,
no
cbanyl.
Vancouver
Centre.
Hon.
II.
II.
Steven,
elected,
np
change.
Vancouver
South.'
Leon
J.
LsHlner,
elected,
no
change.
Victoria.
Hon.
Dr.
S.
F.
Tol-niie,
elected,
no
ohange.
Yale.
(trote
Stirling,
leading.
Liberals
Koolenay
East.
Hon.
Dr.
J.
II.
King,
no
change.
Skeena.
Alfred
Stork,
elected
no
change.
North
Vancouver.
Dugatd
Dunnghy,
leawling
Progressives
Goiiiox
Altierni-A.
W.
Nell!
elected,
no
change.
YUKON-
Capt.
lirow
HlauK.
iner-
alive,
leading
over
Robert
Lowe
Litre
ral.
NEW
PAPER
IN
OTTAWA
OTTAWA,
Ont
Oct.
30.
(Hy
..
Canadian
Prees
.
A
new
veil-!
tore
In
journalism
tins
appeared
in
Ottawa
in
Hie
publication
of
the
Jewish
Herald,
a
weekly
periodical
emphasizing
the
ideals
of
Judaism.
It
contains
roncise
despatches
pertaining
to
Jewish
activities,
short
ami
timely
editorials,
interesting
sketches
of
various
leaders
of
the
rare,
as
well
as
other
topics
nf
the
day.
He
Sh.
II-
afier.
Wliii
I
time
sli'Uiiil
1
i"uie
Come
.if.'
I"
supjiei
.
Tliiil
v
tl
;tf
I
Wits
'
liming
LOOK
YOUNG
Wrinkles
make
you
look
old.
Wrinkles
go
hand
ln
hand
with
eye
strain.
Have
your
eyes
correctly
examined
and
removo
the
wrinkles.
Proper
glasses
may
be
all
that
you
need.
We
furnish
you
with
glassoo
after
an
accurato
rolentlflo
examination
John
Bulger
Jeweller
and
Optician
Auditorium
Will
open
for
a
month's
Skating?
Beginning
Tuosday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
.
.
.
2
lo
4
Fvcniiigs
H
to
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
lo
leach
beginners.
L.
J.
Marren
-
Prop.
Phone
Black
440.
Friday.
October
30,
igj
J
'
END
OF
MONTH
Specials
Friday
and
Saturday
T
DflESS
GOODS
Hit
inch
Iliiitiiiin
Lace,
llrowii.
(ire)
and
Naw
sft?.5i),
per
yard
Handsome
Me
hi
I
Lace,
re
jr.
rl,
per
ymj
M
inch
Jersey.
Cloth,
nil
Wool,
Heather,
(ires
,
Meg.
:i.&0,
lo
clear
at
per
nrd
T,V
Wool
Hidenlowii.
Fawn,
Sky
and
Urey.
rtg
per
jnnl
M"
Wool
Cualiugs,
reg.
for
per
yard
Silk
Nels,
MO",
wide
range
of
colors,
?l.7.",
pc
Dress
(loods,
a
tulde
full,
value
lo
2.01),
for
ii
UNDERWEAR
Children's
Combinations
Jong
sleeve,
yinlci
v
garment
Ladies'
Hlack
Tight,
vnliio
lo
$1.75,
for
per
g
o
Indies'
Wiuler
Vosls,
per
garnienl
Ladies'
Wiuler
llloomerw.
While,
Pink,
and
S.u
I
...II....
K
M
ll-
m.
1
f..-
l.itnirs
i.iiiiiiii
niHris,
Hiir
mii
.
Silk
Caiiiinle-,
value
to
.(,
each
Princess
Slips,
all
colore,
each
::i:
HOSIERY
Ladies'
Cjinhmero
Hoe,
Cream
or
Hlack,
Penm
.
size
lo
nily
IwidieW
Itibbeil
WimiI
Hose,
Sand
ami
HUck,
pe
,
Children's
Wool
Hose,
turn
(op.
small
65cj
bug
Silk
Hosiery,
big
range,
per
wir
.........
Kmbroidery
Insertions
and
Wgiug,
per
yard
Velvet
llibbons,
in
several
eolort.
per
vanl
.
Table
Damask,
vnlne
lo
$l.(in,
per
van!
Mull
Muslins,
nine,
pink
ami
Wlulc.
anN
Satiuelte
Lining,
V
for
Prints
and
(liughams.
&
for
Cliildren'siiugliHUi
Dnsee,
lo
clear
at
e4ch
Fancy
Stamped
(SoinIs.
h
Utblc
full,
value
from
HAM,
earh
.
.
(iirU'
Cloth
Tarns
in
color,
reg.
2.rt,
for
I
lb.
Writing
Paper
and
Ho
of
F.nvelui'C,
rrg
Indies'
lluliber
Aprons,
large
ie.
ea.-h
Iliblious,
large
assorlmeiit.
per
anl
.
...
Misses'
Wliile
Wool
Hiiiking
(iap.
e-
li
.
.
Kisch
Curlaiii
Hims,
3
for
Curtain
Sennm
and
Muslins,
5
ard
for
.
.
Indies'
Chamoirelle
(iloves,
faiiry
cuff,
pair
l'.ollar
and
Cuff
Sets,
value
to
I.S3,
for
.
.
Indies'
Umbrellas,
'A
dozen.
pei
ial.
eaf
h
.
.
Children's
(ml
Velvel
Hats.
reg.
jf
1.50.
for
Ciolf
Yam,
in
I
z.
balls,
7
for
'.
.
While
FliiiiiieleUe,
f
arU
for
tl
pairs
of
Ladies'
Silver
Pumps;
reg,
$V,7r,
b
i-21
pairs
of
Ladies'
Felt
Slippers,
broken
lines.
ai
pairs
of
Ladies'
Hlack
SaliiV
Putniis
'
iniil
OsMi
Sjf8.no
;
sale
COATING
AND
DRESS
MATERIALS
Dark
Orey
am)
Dark
Hrovvn
Tweed,
unliable
for
lb
2
pier
Men's
Trousers,
reg.
:.2r;
sale
per
yard
;ces
of
Woollen
Jersey
Cloth,
reg.
:UI.:
A
pieces
of
Checked
Homespun,
rir'widc,'r,7r:
I
lilece
of
Woollen
Checked
Con
I
in
ir.
reir.
M.r0
:
nle
"
51.00
$1.00
$2.4$
$1.95
$100
$1.00
$1.00
$1X0
$1.00
$1.2$
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
.
ll'
I
Tit)
balls
Monarch
Dove
find
Flos,
Wool,
reg
ball,
slightly
soiled,
lo
clear
nl
per
ball
.
.
100
lialls
of
Moniircli
Dove
ami
Floss,
color
b
l"!
liiiucd.
reg.
.'10c,
sale
-
Monarch
Floss,
wilh
exception
of
while,
'reg.
lialls
for
$1X0
$1X0
75c
$1X0
Sc
1Ct
$1.00
$1X0
$1X0
$1X0
50c
$1X0
$1.7$
SSt
$1X0
Ik
2$c
$1X0
$1X0
$1X0
75c
vy,
$1.09
$10t
$14
Ladies'
hiiiI
Misses'
Flannel
Drrs.e.
at
25',
off.
For
this
event
2.i',
oil
Children'-
Coals.
Ask
to
see
the
New
Dresses.
Juit
arrived.
Very
Moderately
Priced
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd,
Phone
0.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
Strtd.
Clearance
Sale
Of
Ladles
and
Mines'
Hats,
Men's
and
Boy's
Sweater,
Ladles'
and
Men's
Rubbers,
Ladies'
Hosiery
and
Woollen
Coatings
and
Dress
Material
SALE
STARTS
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
31
it,
and
continues
till
Wednesday,
Nov.
4th
II
is
ruslnmary
Willi
every
business
house
i
rlenruui'c
sale,
but
the-e
-ulcs
ure
u-imllv
I"
'
uarv
and
Julv
ul
u
tune
when
the
-c.i-un
is
;il'
or
at
a
lime
when
von
'
an
do
without
such
gnnl
We
believe
in
offering
vnn
(he
guilds
in
scu-iili
time
when
vnn
need
it
mnl.
IF
YOU
CAN
BEAT
THESE
PRICES
GO
TO
IT
Ladies'
Hats
Of
nil
nnr
slock
of
Indies'
FaP
'
Hats
we
have
only
H
Hals
left.
These
are
"i'
very
reduced
price
II
Ladies'
Hals,
reg.
!.:!
In
$t.nt;
clpnraio
c
7
Indies'
Hals,
reg.
?0.7fi
lo
8.U0;
-
ile
S
Fell
lint,
reg.
M.7&:
sale
III
Hals,
values
up
lo
$a.00
;
to
clear
ul
.
,
.
.
.
Hoys1
pure
Wool
Swealers.
wilh
a
fancy
slripe.
-
2(.
for
...
.
Hovs'purc
Wool
Sweater,
wilh
a
fnuey
slripe
f'r
...;
Men's
SleeycloM
I'lillovers,
reg.
ijfU.50;
ffllo
...
RUBBERS
100
pairs
or
Ladies'
Itiibbers,
low
and
medium
h
l.2r;
sale
"
o
pairs
Ladles'
high
heel
lluliber,
broken
-l.:ir;
salo
Nlen's
ineiliiim
loe
lliibboo,
lo
clear
ql
$1.55
$3.75
$2.50
$1.00
$1.00
$uo
$3.50
j
50c
50c
$1.25
$4.7$
$L5
f
$1.00
$1.95
$1.75
$350
$2.25
I0e
I
150
$i.oo
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
.
Phone
045.
Cor.
3rd
and