I
ff
'
1
THROAT?
r)EAl.
promptly
with
the
u
first
sikii
of
liomeiiess,
soreness
or
inflammation
jt
might
he
the
forerunner
of
lirynRitis.influeiuaorserious
bronchial
trouble.
The
quickest,
safest
and
most
soothing
remedy
is
Peps.
As
a
Peps
tablet
dis
solves
in
tlit-
mouth
it
gives
off
medicinal
fumes
that
are
brtathed
into
the
innermost
recesses
of
throat
and
chest.
In
thr.r
sorrily
direct
way
IVps
l'
urouthly
disinfect
the
ihrojt
and
tr.
tubes,
destroy
mitchlrvnutfcrrmt,
re!:rve
any
soreness,
inflainmition
or
imtition.
Tile
Peps
whenever
ou
tutpttl
v:u
need
ehem
A
Pep
In
ihe
ciL-jlh
filter
the
air
you
breathe,
isJ
(jrtifiea
against
sudden
coMs
and
it.
!i
snl
the
Infect
a
danger
en
centered
in
trains,
meet
ran
and
era
Jed
attrmhli-a,
Prr
are
equally
good
for
obstinate
louih
anJ
raids,
bcwichilit.
bfon
t:l
atthma,
and
other
thctt
elite
ki
of
old
and
o,
..
J
Tt
F'-'M
bMi
.
...
t
'
r
.
WrY
IS
THE
"nKER)!?
ALlOOOOMW
BORDER
THEIR
WNTEK
GOAL
f
AGAIN.'
J
There
a
time
and
place
everything,
and
thin
is
'
t-t
time
for
you
to
buy
-r
oal
and
place
It
in
your
'
Price
arc
riuht
and
the
de
)
ery
service
wan
never
bcMer
Place
your
order
tods
NAXA1MO
-
WELLINGTON
or
AI.IJERTA
SOOTl.ESS
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phonen
116
and
117
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Blook
Phona
57B
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phono
tl.
(:rUu,
Warehousing,
and
Nltrlbiiliiig
Team
or
Motor
Bervlue.
o
Bond
and
Gravel
w
Spoclallta
In
Piano
and
Fur-tliuro
Govlna
MILK
i
price
of
tickets
is
ndvnnccil
lo
J
Quarts
for
$1.00
11
Pints
for
$1.00
k'MuniiMiiMng
NovtMiiliei"
I.
Valentin
Dairy
Phono
057.
The
Parade
of
Fashion
poem
ix
hkesm:k
English
drcuunskers
In
search
of
catch-names
for
their
new
creation,
liMe
seized
upon
the
poem
of
Alfred
it
Musset
and
Jean
Cocteau
for
name.
'Odlle
Rete
au
bord
de
LUe."
la
an
exptilsite
tea
gown,
while
"Apres
lc
luerwer
oestcs,"
m
not
unnaturally
ratner
lunerrai
looking
gown.
Ill
TTONS
A
I.IXOItUIONS
Button
and
button
hole
along
the
aide
aeam,
reaehlng
right
Iron
hem
to
thouldrr.
1
one
English
dressmaker!
way
of
decorating
a
almple
velvet
win.
ter
Irock.
The
button
are
the
alze
of
a
silver
American
dollar.
On
one
long-
slretrd.
black
velvet
frock,
antique
sil
ver
button
were
used
while
on
a
nary
blue
crepe-de-ehlne
the
necessary
touch
of
color
was
obwtned
by
big
nt
red
bullous
imuiiir
iii.t
i:k
i
ok
paint
Bright
blur,
auch
m
ultramarine
and
royal,
arc
favorite
colon
for
bouse
painting
in
London
thU
fall.
The
color
are
particularly
prominent
in
the
fashionable
Knlghtabrtdge
and
South
Kensington
area.
There
I
an
old
au-penoitlon
that
by
painting
your
hou
blue
you
keep
the
vltche
away
from
It
and
attract
good
luck.
miiiv
ivTi:ii
wwtniioin:
The
Duchess
of
York
ha
completed
selection
of
her
winter
wardrobe.
All
ttte
Dew
colon
(Ublia.
prune,
grotto,
green
are
Included.
She
hsdher
favor-It
turban
atnaped
hat
cepted
for
her
In
velvet
with
a
litUe
brush
at
the
aide
Till:
"U"
M'.CK
The
"W"
aeek
U
the
latest
ttample
of
alphabetical
atyle
In
English
evening
frock.
It
la
an
amusing
variation
of
the
V
-shape
and
U-sbape
neeka
and
la
)rlnf
used
on
a
large
number
of
thU
easont
dinner
dresses,
particularly
.how
made
from
black
velvet.
ii:im
ami
black
i:i.i:t
Every
Eton-cropped
debuunte
and
sub-deb
la
laataUng
upon
having
at
Iraat
one
Mack
velvet
frock
for
evening
wear
in
her
wardrabe.
The
new
Mart
relret
dinner
drena
relies
for
e3eet
upon
cut
and
line
and
rarely
shows
any
untuning
In
this
respect
the
W-shape
beck
is
a
great
help,
creating
unusual
en
ret
about
the
corsage
and
removing
ir.r
suggestion
of
hardness.
Tt
Itl'l
l
AMI
llAKK
ItniH
The
Queen
of
Rumania'
favoritism
tot
purple
and
dirk
aubergine
red
hat
had
a
profound
effect
on
Parlslon
de-liner
and
these
shade
are
becoming
more
pnrotnent
in
the
new
winter
!hlon
Short
velvet
jacketa,
particularly
in
deep
purple,
have
made
their
appear-snee
for
the
Rlflera
aeason.
The
deep
ted
shade
have
found
particular
favor
ii.
wrap
One
eostumer
ha
designed
a
sleeveless
Dalmatian
coat
of
quilted
crepe
de
rhine.
dark
red.
to
match
the
heavy
aooien
wrap
which
la
worn
over
It
on
a
cold
dar
The
Inner
coat
la
lined
J
with
squirrel
and
I
datped
about
the
I
waist
by
a
narrow
belt.
-Mi:i.niv
IN
iiu!:
The
melody
of
song
w
transformed
into
the
melody
of
color
by
a
silk
stocking
firm.
To
display
appropriate
even-in
tints
for
mlladT'a
hose,
"La
Ves-
!tale,"
ahlch
opened
the
New
York
opera
season,
aerved
a
their
InsplraUon.
On
a
huge
card
were
displayed
the
first
few
bar
of
the
opera
and
Instead
of
the
black
hole
dlnt?
tint
were
!
substituted.
The
range
of
selection
varied
from
pale
pink
shade
to
the
.heavier
tonea
of
orchid
and
raspberry
mi
i'oiiT
M.TUi:s
ion
r.vr.MMi
The
Duchess
of
York
has
put
her
rovsi
foot
down
on
the
Increasing
cus
tom
of
wearing
sport
clothing
In
Uie
evening
The
Duchesa
believe
in
smarter
dress
for
the
smarter
et.
and
hss
set
the
fashion.
The
Duchess,
wife
of
King
Oeorge1
Mcond
on.
after
sporting
events
ha
appeared
in
a
complete
change.
Sport
clothes
therefore
re
an
ngm
up
um
tea
lime
In
London
society
circle,
bu:
are
tabooed
for
evening
wear,
except
In
the
country,
during
hunta
or
other
most
intcrmal
affairs.
Mills
AMI
W.Tr.HllOTTl.KH
..
.
mil
ff'
vti
the
unusual
I
-
rm
H
"
(request
of
two
women
at
a
London
:
hotel
nunei
as
mrj
Ished
waiter
their
mulls.
The
waiter
removed
two
tmall
hot-water
bottlca
I
Try
It
ton
iM
Ufore
you
to
to
bed.
Not
Inrtsnt
rrlltl
from
the
it
U
ilws
you
lhat
km
H
pves
r))f
Mitnini
ikm
-.Im.,
unbclirvsW
A
fluid,
urimiiui
in
fcui"..
p...
ileaolna
wi'"
-
-it
.tin
difSMa.
,";
Vs..
Tr
O.
U,
O,
.
.
W.
J.
McCutcheon
Drug
Storo
and
Ormot
Limited,
Do
Your
Christmas
Shopping
Early
-
-
and
in
Comfort
Fifth
Annual
TEMPTATION
SALE
Our
Entire
$45,000
Stock
of
high
grade
men's
and
bays'
clothing
and
furnishings
to
be
sold
at
cost
and
less
than
cost
Mr.
L.
Garsin,
from
Edmonton,
Alberta,
has
full
charge
of
this
sale
HERE
IS
WHERE
YOUR
DOLLAR
DOES
THE
WORK
OF
TWO
We
can
quote
here
only
a
few
prices
prevailing
at
our
sale.
Watch
this
space
for
other
bargain
prices
daily
Terms
Strictly
Cash
Mail
Orders
Given
Strict
Attention
No
Charge
Accounts
Itegular
$5.00
Stanflelds
Red
Isabel
UNDERWEAR
Temptation
Sale
1'rlce
ja.H.-
Two-piece
or
combination
Regular
$3.00
and
$4.00
Tooke,
Inng
and
Arrow
SHIRTS
Temptation
Sale
Price
Sl.."i
In
f
incut
Broadcloth,
Russian
and
Itedford
Cords.
Regular
$1.00
and
$5.00
Sport
SWEATERS
Temptation
Sale
Price
Monarch
and
Universal,
100
per
cent
pure
wool.
Regular
up
to
$1.25,
St.
Margaret's
All
Wool
HOYS'
AND
(!IRI.S'
STOCKINGS.
Temptation
Sale
Price
Per
pair
tl.-r
St.
Margaret's
Pure
Wool
ME.VS
SOCKS
Temptation
Sale
Price
4.-0
Made
in
England
Regular
up
to
$12.00,
Hoys'
TWO
PANTS
SUITS
Temptation
Sale
Trice
$u.-ir
t
Fifty
only.
Regular
9oc
Boys'
Golf
HOSE
Temptation
Sale
Price
Per
pair
""
f
Men's
Overcoats
Regular
$28.50,
Pure
Wool,
Belted
Style,
Blanket
Back,
Storm
Collar.
The
latest
mode.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$17.45
Regular
$12.00
finest
Winter
Overcoats
in
all
shades
Plush
Lined,
latest
style
in
Sports
Model.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$24.95
Men's
Suits
98
only,
Men's
Suits
in
TweedSc
Regular
from
$18.50
to
$22.50.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$11.45
50
Men's
Blue
Serges
Tweeds
and
Worsted
Suits
Regular
up
to
$37.50.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$16.95
54
only.
Men's
High
Grade
guaranteed
English
Botany
Blue,
Gray,
and
Brown
,
Serge
Suits
Regular
$40.00.
Temptation
Sale
Price
Regular
33c
Per
Pair
Cashmerette
MEN'S
SOCKS
Temptation
Sale
Price
C
pairs
for
5c
X
November
20,
1920
Friday
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
I
songs.
Third
Avenue
which
he
recharged
with
boiling
water.
They
were
returned
on
a
silver
salver
and
the
guesta
departed
satisfied.
Muffa
are
slowly
nuking
their
way
Into
vogue
galn
and
ruost
store
show,
lng
them
exhibit
alongside
small
hot
wnter
botUrs.
Tl)
KNCOt'UAtiE
I'OKTItV
LONDON,
Nov.
26.
Lady
Maud
War-render.
President
General
of
the
Poetry
Society,
on
her
winter
visit
to
tin
United
States,
Intends'
taking
active
measures
to
extend
the
Poetry
Society
In
America.
She
hopes
for
the
adoption
there
of
Shakespeare
recitals
in
connection
with
which
Lady
Maud
will
give
a
concert
of
Shape-peare"
Women
of
Old
and
New
World
Doing
Interesting
Things
women
itn.E
this
town
Women
who
have
most
to
do
with
making
the
famous
Umburg
cheeses
exported
annually
from
the
little
pom
mune,
Herck
la
VUle.
have
taken
over
by
a
coup
d'etat,
the
entire
idralnla-tratlon
of
municipal
affairs
A
nutyoresa
sits
In
the
Mayor's
chair.
The
women,
after
long
planning,
-sub.
mltted
a
full
list
of
candidates
at
th
last
election.
Bo
did
the
men.
nut
the
lords
of
creation
sent
In,
their
list
too
late
and
the
feminists
won
on
a
tech
nlcallty.
I'ltlNTESS
AS
VDOfESTEn
Princess
Mary,
warmly
wrapped
In
heavy
coat
trimmed
wlt)
ponysMn,
wai
an
lnUtiittd
spectator
s,t
the,
autumn
racing
gallops.
Whenybe
uv
SoUrlo,
she
remarked
that
It
seemed
!
Impossible
auch
a
.beautiful
creature
could
be
beaten.
Her
words
were
nm
prophetic.
-
however,
for
Solarlo
was
nosed
out
in
the
big
race.
I'OH
MUS.
ItAIJIWIN
Mrs.
Stanley
Baldwin
believes
It
pays
to
advertise,
and
when
she
has
anything
to
do
with
electric
signs
she
wants
them
big.
The
Y.W.C.A.
Central
London
Clubhouse
Is
near
Oxford
Street,
but
in
i
order
that
It
might
be
seen
palnly
at
j
night
from"
that
great
thoroughfare
Mrs.
I
Baldwin
suggested
an
Illuminated
sign.
Mrs.
Baldwin
objected
because
they
were
not
big
and
bright
enough.
So
the
manufacturers
designed
one
to
meet
Mrs.
Baldwin's
requirement.
Mrs,
Bald
win
Is
much
Interested
In
all
actlrltle-1
of
the
association,
WANT
OWN
ATHLETIC
IIOIIV
Women
athletesv
have
started
a
campaign
for
equal
rights,
They
want
a
woman's
athletic
association,
subsidized
by
the
government
and
run
entirely
by
women.
Men
have
such
an
organization,
they
say,
but
It
also
supervises
anuUur
sports
of
women,
A
separate
body.
cq.
operating
with
the
men
whenever
necessary,
it
is
believed,
would
more
effectively
promote
athletics
among
women,
lUTIIKSft
ACTIK
The
Duchess
of
dulse,
wife
of
the
new
pretender
to
the
French
throne,
has
spent
some
weeks
In
Paris,
visiting
the
leading,
royalist
families
and
giving
receptions
for
royalist
supporters,
Thi
French
Republic
has
looked,
on
with
equanimity
and
has
not
Interfered.
The
Duchess,
one'
of
the
sisters
of
the
late
Duke
of
Orleans,
la
permitted
full
cops
In
promoting
royalist
propaganda.
$24.95
ACME
IMPORTERS
Women
.
of
the
Royalist
pretenders
are
not
barred,
from
France.
MEIIAL
FOR
FAMILY
Madame
Catherine
Plerron
of
Vteu,
In
the
famous
chicken
region,
mother
of
sixteen
robust
children,
has
been
awarded
the
cross
of
the
Legion
ofj
Honor.
She
received
the
coveted
ml
ribbon,
not
merely
because
she
has
had
sixteen
children,
but
rather
that
she
has
reared
them
correctly
and
at
the
same
time
run
a
large
farm.
And
there
are
others,
for
the
tradition
of
large
families
haa
not
altogether
died
out
In
the
French
country
district.
There
Is
Madame
Jeanne
Poll-
rlmotlt,
of
TUlay-le-Peneux
In
Normandy.
She.
too.
has
raised
sixteen'
children
and
led
a
comfortable
existence
.
In
doing
It.
She
has
Just
bought
a
I
bicycle,
so
as
to
keep
In
touch
with
:
those
of
her
children
who
have
married
I
and
live
away
from
the
village.
SLOW
M'EIXII
"Learn
to
speak
slowly
other
graces
will
follow
In
their
proper
place."
was
the
advice
given
by
Miss
Ada
Moore,
expert
In
voice
production,
to
the
Women's
xrovistonal
club
In
London.
Miss
Moore,
who
fs
a.
sister
of
Eva
Moore,
the
actress,
and
Lady
Ouggls-berg.
later
told
the
women
who
are
anxious
to
improve
their
public
speaking
that
the
three
P'a
-pitch,
point
and
pause
must
be
studied
carefully
after
a
public
spoaker
has
learned
to
put
on
the
brakes
and
hot
rush
pell-mell
through
his
remarks.
(1IRI.
SAVES
SEVEN
LIVES
Erna
Nlssen,
a
young
girl
from
Troll-holm
In
the'
province
of
Holsteln,
sin
gle
handed
aaved
four
women
and
three
men
from
drowning
and
waa
awarded
the
Prussian
hero
medal
The
Famous
Armor-CIad
SUITS
FOR
BOYS
2
pairs
pants,
double
knee,
seat
and
elbow.
The
strongest
boys'
suit
made.
Ask
the
mother
whose
boy
has
one.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$
11.15
Regular
up
to
$22.50.
Regular
15c
each.
Men's
Hemstitched
WHITE
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Temptation
Sale
Price
Per
dozen
Regular
75c
31
EN'S
SUSPENDERS
Temptation
Sale
Price
Per
pair
.to?
Regular
$1.25
Men's
High
Grade
SILK
AND
WOOL
HOSE
Temptation
Sale
Price
Wr
In
all
shades.
Third
Avenue
SEND
IT
TO
THE
LAUNDRY
-:-
-:-
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
Including
three
distinct
services
for
Family
Work,
viz.:
SOFT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
at
most
reasonable
prices.
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
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