AOR
SIX
I
SPECIALS
Local
New
Laid
Eggs,
per
dol.
Every
Prescription
We
compound
is
dispensed
by
a
FULLY
QUALIFIED
PHARMACIST
from
chemically
pure
materials.
Our
priees
arc
moderate.
Wc
are
Prescription
Specialists.
Rupert
Pharmacy
lone
94.
Urd
Ave.
We
deliver
and
Fifth
St.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgorson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
orrice
Hours
0
to
6.
X-Ray
Ssrvloe
Phone
68C,
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
hvenings
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Tablo
Cream
at
15c
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
FARMERS
TELL
WEE-END!
ofactiv!ties
Co-operatlvo
Purchasing
In
Small
Way
During
Year
In
Manitoba.
tnrt.
IHI.X1H)N,
Ma
ik,
Jan.
la.
-(Canadian
Press),
Co-operative
60o,
marketing
and
purchasing
hav
J'rcsh
Pullet
Lggs,
3
duz.
for
proved
of
great
benefit
to
I
lie
$1.10
members
nf
the
United
Farmers
3'ure
Lard,
3
Hi.
pails
..
..
69c'of
MaiiHulia,
according
to
the
rc
i'urc
Lard,
5
lb.
pails
.
.
.
.
$1.14lporl
presented
today
by
l.
r.
3'ure
Lard,
10
lb.
pails
...
$2.27
McKenzie,
secretary
of
the
or-j'eameal
Hack
llacon,
sliced,
per
jganizatioii,
at
the
auliual
eon-
:
lh
44c
venliun
hero.
J'icnie
Hams,
5
to
ti
lb.
each
$1.35
Figures
given
by
Mr.
McKcn-
Jvew
Hulk
Dales,
per
Hi
lOczic
indiealed
thai
fifty-roiii
Hnyrmi
Cooking
Figs,
2
lbs.
for'locals
engaged
in
co-operative
!
25c;purehasing
duriuig
the
uast
yea.-
fceded
or
Seedless
llaisins,
1(5
oz.jW-ilh
an
estimated
saving
of
18.-
;
pkK..
special
15cjfit)5.
The
total
paid
up
member-
pecleancd
Currants,
2
pkgs.
forship
of
Iho
organization
vva
:
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
v
1
jar
Lihby's
Pickles,
20
oz.
1
but
lie
l'an
Van
Sauco.
1
holllo
Sterling
Catsup.
i
Special,
3
for
95c,
Del
Monle
I'urk
and
lleans,
:
'in
25c
shown
as
0,138,
an
increase
ol
per
9c
50
SACKS
SMITHERS
POTATOES
Special,
per
sack
$3.25
Hair
sack
$1.75
llolnii
Hood
Rapid
Cooking
Oats,
:
large
tikgc.,
special
..
29c
dowan's
Inslant
Cocoa,
Vs,
per
lin
19c
Wheallels.
G
lh.
sacks
..
..
39c
llrau
or
Shorts,
per
sack
.
.
$1.99
Feed
Wheal,
per
sack
....
$2.89
I
We
handle
only
the
highest
gjade
in
feed
lines.
A
trial
will
cjinvincc.
Holiin
Hood
or
lloyal
Household
I
Flour.
41
lh.
sacks
....
$2.59
(linger
Snaps,
per
lh.
19c
Supreme
Coffee,
1
lh.
pkige.
49c
lied
Head
Malches
(3
in
carton
'
:
29c
lture
Orange
Marmalade,
-1
lb.
;
tins
...
59c
lture
llaspherry
Jam,
4
lbs
tins
"
59c
1U26
pack
Mincemeat,
quart
scalers
49o
Tclfer
Sodas,
reg.
50o
fin,
spe-'
cial
39c
Olympic
Pancake
Flour,
rcg.
50c,
special
.
.
39c
Table
Figs,
reg.
25c.
Cut
special
...
19c
Mixed
Peel,
rep.
45c
lh.
special
29c
Tlroken
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
lb.
39c
Sunkist
Oranges.
15
for
....
25c
California
Lemons.
13
for..
25c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212.
more
than
20.
per
cent
sinci:
I
Hi
I.
"Public
sentiment
among
our
farm
people,
throughout
the
province
is
markedly
in
sympathy
wilh
our
organization
and
our
task
lion,"
Mr.
McKenzie
declared.
Reviewing
Ihe
year's
work,
the
secretary
pointed
out
thai
as
a
resull
of
pressure
exerted
by
the
TIMBER
SALE
X
7370.
i
Willi
the
Wheat
Pool,
grain
in
spection,
marketing,
taxation
and
legal
mailers.
While
a
policy
of
lelreimlliiient
nan
preciuueti
any
sweeimiK
ex-
Si-slpJ
Trnder
will
Ik-
rrcelvrd
ly
iiiv
Mlnlslcr
uf
Laud-
it
Vlrluria
nut
later
limn
ihnjii
cm
Hie
li
day
ut
January.
lUie.
for
lite
purrlisse
of
Lirenre
X7370.
10
rut
r.o.uOU
lineal
frrt
or
Crdar
I'vk-s
and
I'lllnsr
mi
an
arm
ulimicii
aimm
lirre
mile
west
of
fort
i:if
imnU.
Ora-
liam
lalaud.
Oueeu
Uiar
otle
Island
inn-
Tliree
cj
years
will
be
allowed
run
removal
of
tlmuer.
1
Further
ui
tnulars
uf
the
Cblef
For-'
e5t,r.
Victoria,
He.
or
District
Forester.
I
I'elllet'
llliriert,
H
r
TIMBER
SALE
X7427
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
rerehed
by
the'
MlniHter
of
IjiikI.
at
Victoria
ikiI
later,
than
noon
on
tin-
Mh
day
of
Jaiiwirv.
1
for
the
Mir'h.ie
of
Lirenre
X71S7.
to
i-ul
I.
:i
it.
lino
reel
or
Spruce,
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
Lot
i:ilu
l.lna
Itlaiul.
Sklde-trale
Inlet,
oiieen
Charlolte
Inland
I'NIrlrt.
Two
(S'
year?
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particular
or
the
niier
Fore
ter,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
DHlrlrl
Furenter
Prince
Unpen.
B.C.
January
Clearance
Sale
Remnants
Fveryllung
in
Ihe
slope
is
reduced
from
10
lo
00
iter
cent.
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Phone
645
Corner
Third
and
Seventh
CLEARANCE
SALE
Dresses,
Hats,
Coats
At
Cost
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
Tongue
Was
Coated
Bad
Taste
In
Mouth
Every
Morning
Mrs.
-J,
It,
Adams,
Assiniboia,
Bask.,
writes:
'For
months
I
was
troubled
with
a
coated
tongue,
and
had
a
bad
taste
in
mj
mouth
everj;
morning.
One
day
I
saw
where
your
Milburn's
were
advertised
for
just
such
a
condition
as
mine,
so
I
went
at
one
and
bought
three
vials
of
them,
but
after
using
one-and-a-half,
all
xaj
troubles
disappeared."
f
For
33
years
LaxaLirer
Tills
hare
been
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Itilbura.
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
tension
of
various
research
an-!
special
services,
Mr.
McKenzie
predicted
improved
prospects
for
1H2C.
lmiorlaut
social
and
com-inunily
-work
had
been
accom-
.
....
Ill
I
till
Mil
!1
II
1
1
I
It
A
su
1
1
Wi
I'i
i
kit
1
M-ktt
is
largely
one
or
mobitiza-
'
.
.
aim
iieveiopmeni
in
seir-exress-ion,
Mr.
McKenzie
asserted,
is
producing
among
the
farm
people
of
the
province
many
men
and
Potile.it
f.rri
n.t.M.
U,H
i
women
capame
01
emcieni
ser-
inatlers
relating
to
freiiglit
cost
and
regulations.
Completion
of
Ihe
Hudson's
Hay
Railway,;
amendments
lo
the
Canada
Grain
Act
and
iirtroductiou
or
much
legislation
relating
lo
agricultural
questions,
were
among
the-
iluiiorlant
mailers
dealt
wilh.
The
Central
of
fire
furl
her
had
provided
its
members
with
valuable
information
in
connection
..1.
I.
il
.
complUhed
in
securing
mure!"
10
favorable
credit
conditions.
li;l
T,,e
Prani
t
the
associa-eo-operation
,lon
,or
"ar-
'"'
''
n
co"-Couneil
with
Ihe
Canadian
or
")Us
,H
direrlcil
lwrJ
Agriculture,
the
r-irlult,u'
ganizalion
hail
roughl
lo
retain
!so,ne
H,u,l'
anrt
rfsvurvh
wilh
lhetalulory
rales
or
the
Crovv'srp,'e,,i
credit.
lviul
fc.rms
Nest
agreement
and
protect
theor
wider
markets,
interests
or
.-."-ieulinr..
i
standardization
and
srading
of
all
farm
produce.
"While
all
these
mailers
are
t
of
salient
importance,
the
qucs-lioti
of
Iraiisporlalion
is
one
o
!he
foremost.
The
whole
problem
of
freight
rates
is
u
matter
for
adjustment
during
the
coming
year
ami
our
organization
urns:
assume
thp
responsibility
of
doing
all
that
is
possible
lo
ensure
I
Ij
a
I
in
the
formation
oT
our
ne,
freight
rale
structure
everything
will
be
done
lo
safeguard
ami
prolecl
the
interests
nf
agriculture
on
a
fair
and
equituhb
basis."
Falher
Godfrey
moaning
on
Ihe
for
Ocean
Falls.
sailed
ihr,
Mince
Rupert
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACTAMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreerved.
surveyed
Crown
lands
may
be
pre-empted,
by
Crttlah
subjects
over
IS
years
of
age,
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intention
to
become
Iirltiah
subjects,
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation,
did
Improvement
for
asrriculturaj
ourposea
Full
Information
concerning;
rea;u-atlona
recardinc
pre-emptions
Is
then
In
Itulletln
No.
1,
LAnd
Series.
"How
to
Pre-empt
I
.and,"
copies
of
triilch
can
be
obtained
tree
of
charge
y
addressing
the
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria,
B.C..
or
to
any
Government
Agent
Kecords
will
be
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
ia
not
timber
land.
I.e..
carrylnc
over
8.000
board
feet
rer
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Kange
and
5.000
feot
per
acre
east
of
that
IUnge.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Com
mlesloner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division,
in
which
the
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
made
en
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
made
to
value
of
(10
Per
acre,
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
Ta.n
be
received.
For
more
detailed
information
see
the
Iiulletln
"How
to
1're-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purpoaes;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
la
tS
per
acre,
and
second
-claas
(Erasing)
Und
12.50
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crowt.
land
Is
given
In
Iiulletln
No.
10,
Land
Herles,
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands.1
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
altes
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acrea,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
stumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASE8
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
20
acrea.
may
be
leaaed
aa
homealtea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
LEASES
For
grazing
and
Industrial
purpoaes
areas
not
exceeding
(40
acre
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company.
GRAZING
Under
the
Grazing
Act
the
Province
Is
divided
Into
grazing
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
a
Orazlng
Commissioner
Annual
grazing
permits
are
Issued
baaed
on
numbera
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
eatabllahed
ownera.
Stock-owners
may
form
associations
for
range
management,
Free,
or
partly
free,
permits
are
available
for
settlers,
oaapers
and
travellers,
UP
to
test
ran
oait.t
jrtti
Friday.
January
15,
loss.
OSTRACISM
OF
'
I
I
I
1J-
,
II
III
I
III
I
I
i
I
TWO
SIISPFfTS
Mora
ArtirU
INFAR
NORTH
Down
in
Price
Men
Said
to
Have
Robbed
Mails
Rofused
Help
by
Residents
ANi:ilOll.U!i;.
Jan.
o
touch
a
Mimof
7D.000
stolen
fuim
lyvo
years
ago
twin?
all
15.-
Afraid
more
than
Hie
mails
In
fear
of
deled
ion
by
Ihe
secrol
crvi"t
rerused
asi.laniT
by
I
In,
residents
o?
the
district
and
foreeo
lo
remain
virtual'
prisoners
am
eke
out
an
existence
in
the
same
remote
region.
i
Ihe
plight
f
I
wo
men
in
the
Idllarod
dislriei
acrordittx
10
Alee,
(iunderso-i,
who
arrived
here.
The
men
are
reduced
lo
dire
straits,
lie
said.
adding
that
Invest
iuaiuiK
of
ficers
know
the
identity
oT
tin
hieves
hut
are
unable
lo
make
ml
a
rase
auainsl
I
hem.
COLDER
TODAY
AT
SEVERAL
POINTS
IN
INTERIORAND
NORTH
Ileports
received
from
I
lie
411-lerior
ami
northern
point
indicate
that
Ihe
weather
there
is
petting
colder.
.
Hums
Lake
reports
sixteen
ilewrees
of
frost
and
al
liawsim
Ihe
"
thermometer
is
down
to
six
above
zero,
while
the
Yukon
average
is
ten
above.
Terrace
is
still
several
degrees
above
freezing.
The
report
fol
lows:
Prince
Iluperl
Cloudy,
light
southenst
wind;
temperature.
12.
Terrace-
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature,
37,
Anyox
Haiti,
calm;
leuuiera-lure,
10.
Stewart
Itain,
calm;
temperature,.
UK.
Hazclton
Cloudy,
iitlin;
temperature.
32.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature,
:I0.
Srnilhers
Cloudy,
calhi:
1cm-
peralure.
20.
i
Hums
Lake
-Clear,
i-alm:
li-m-'
peralur.
10.
Whilchorsi-
Clear,
culm:
temperature,
20.
Ilawson
Part
cloudy,
"oulh-asl
bri'i'ze:
li-jiiperal
ore.
0.
PLAYERS
SELECTED
FOR
WEDDING
BELLS
Meeting
of
Club
Last
Night
Reads
Play
and
Committee
Designates
Parts
The
Prince
Huperl
Players
Club
held
a
meeting
last
night
Tor
the
purpose
of
selecting
those
who
will
take
part
in
the
play
that
club
is
putting
on
next
month.
A.
A.
Connon
presided
and
there
was
a
good
nliondancc
of
members.
The
play
"Wedding
Hell."
which
has
been
selecleili
was
read
ami
the
selection
com
mittee
then
chose
the
following
(o
take
the
parts:
A.
A.
Connon,
V.
II.
Walton,
Ceorge
Mitchell,
L.
W.
-lamicsou.
W.
M.
Walls,
Miss
liorothy
Uilliuglram,
Miss
Florence
Aflc.hison,
Miss
Ctilnda
Marsh,
Miss
llealrice
Burke
and
Miss
Winnie
Larson.
The
play
will
he
directed
by
J.
S.
Wilson.
ItehearsalM
will
commence
al
once.
spirit
flurvich,
who
has
been
visiting
in
the
city
with
his
parents.
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
Siv-k
flurvich.
l-'rascr
-Sired,
returned
tie
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
this
moruiuh
to
Trampjille.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
Electrical
Installation
Qovsrnment
Wharf
Prince
Rupert
Scaled
Tewler!-
maikrii
"Trinifr
fur
Wiring"
will
l
rcrpivcd
up
lo
ihkhi
Sal-unlay,
January
lull,
Ivjii,
li.v
ll'
mi-ilersurnrd
for
rpulrlnir
the
wrterly
pur-Hi.
n
r
the
warrlHiuoe
at
(invrninifiit
Wliarr
siMTiriratlims
ami
parllrulars
ran
bo
oiiiainiMi
ai
inn
oiriri-
in
ini
iiiriri
Engineer,
Cum
I
IIihi.p,
1'rlni-e
llupfri.
lowest
or
any
Iriiikr
lil
iiecra.wrlly
arirpti'd.
(1.
C.
MACKAV.
,
illrltt
Kiir.l-er.
Prince
liuiMTt,
H.C.,
Jsmnry
nth,
Wit,,
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
hi
Otircn
(.Imrlotlc
Itlaiiii.
Und
He-ronllinr
lilntrli't
nf
ITIin-c
IIiiihtI.
nil
kIIii.Hp
twn
and
niie-liair
miles
nf
Allfnrd
Hay.
Skldrrato
Inlrl.
TAKK.
.VOTICK
that
K.V..
rishliig
k
I'ark
liisr
Ciminanv.
Limited,
nf
VaniMiuver.
MX...
iiri-iipiitlnn
Salmon
Canneri,
Intends
lo
apply
ior
a
Irase
nf
the
rolluwlnir
ne
i-i
llietl
lands:
CiHiimenrliiir
at
a
tNit
nlantrd
at
Ihe
west
end
nf
small
Hay
one
hundred
yard
east
nf
innulli
of
uim.iiiifU
stream
i
thenre
south
five
rlmliiK:
tlieur-e
eal
slxtren
rlialn:
llienre
nnrlii
to
slinre
line;
tlimire
riillnuliir
ilmre
line
to
imliil
nr
roni
iiiem-etiienl,
and
rnnlalnliiir
seven
and
three
qiisrler
sere
mure
nr
Iimw.
U.C.
riSIII.N0
k
PACKI.NO
CO.
I.TI)
Applleant.
I'er
M.
M.
EnrlliU.
titled
Ptveuuttr
lih,
v4
(lur
policy
is
to
gel
ull
our
stock
marked
down
o
low
thai
you
can
afford
lo
pay
as
ou
o
and
uvu
money.
Jams
.
i
Kmpress
and
Malklufe
Pure!
M
t
,
..I
I
II.
t
i
..
I
jams,
juur
iiiwu
'
.
for
5o
Aprictd,
(Sooseherry,
(i
reengage,
Cherry,
Peach,
luuioii
Plum,
Hlankherry,
Loganberry,
lied
Plum.
Pineapple
Libhy's
Crushed,
2V,
4
tins
for
$1.00
Singapore
Sliced,
2's,
0
tills
for
$1.00
Poaches
Delmonte,
in
langc
tins
2
tins
for
...
75c
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
lluy
it
by
Ihe
dozen
....
$1.65
Rolled
Oats
Any
35c
package
in
Ihe
store,
3
for
85c
Prrwrvene
Soap
Per
bar
10c
Lard
Swirl's
Silver
Irfwf,
S
lh.
Tor
75c
0
lb.
ror
$1.25
10
lh.
for
$2.45
Eggs--Strictly
Fwsh
ami
I.ocal.
Since
Kggs
have
dropped
in
price
we
carry
nothing
but
absolutely
strictly
freh.
Per
doien
50c
Butter
The
best
grades
are
down.
All
bl
grades,
per
lb.
.
.
.
60c
Apples
Jumble
Pack
ltoxes,
full
weight.
Oriroes'
(iolden
$1.65
Yellow
Newton
$1.95
vresh
Whipping
Cream
all
the
time.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
MAYORS
ELECTED
IN
i
DIFFERENT
CITIES
OF
PROVINCE
YESTERDAY
YANUll
VF.Il.
Jan.
15
Mayors!
elected
yesterday
in
different!
parts
of
llrilish
(kilumhin
were!
asfolow:
Nttwnjimo
Victor
llarrisoii,
rc-clertetl.
Norlh
Vanrotiver
eorge
II.
Monleti.
uiicaii
J.
J.
Mutter.
I
Nelson
J.
A.
McDonald.
llosland
A
W
Stiii
I
fi.
re-,
elecleiL
SMALLPOrGETTINlT
STARTJTPRIMORA
VLAIiIVKSIOCK.
Jan.
15.
Smallpox
i
spreading
in
the
Primoni
district
of
Siberia.
So
far
210
deaths-
have
been
reported
and
Sll
persons
are
seriously
III.
.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
S
a.m.
lK;iY
ISLA.Mi.
Ctoijdv
Iwshl
southeast
wind;
barometer
2U.02;
temperature,
12;
see
smooth.
UKAI
Tlll'.i:
POINT.-
Haro-uiehT.
2!.HH;
Icperalure,
Hi.
HILL
HAltllOlt.
Dvercas!.
fresh
southeast
wind:
barometer
2y.72:
temperature,
10;
niodei
ale
swell;
ft
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Cuiiiiitinii
Hover.
Ocean
Palls
fi
i
Astoria,
120
miles
from
Astoria.
I
Noon
IHOHY
ISLAND.
-
llainiii".
slrong
eoiitheasl
wind;
haro-melor,
2H.
lit;
leuiperatui-e.
it;
moderate
swell;
0
a.m.
sleanier
Prince
Huperl
out
southbound;
noon
steamer
Princess
Mary
oul
southbound.
DCAD
TIlCi:
POINT.-
llaro-meler,
21MH;
tompcralure,
10.
HULL
HAIUIOIt.
Ilrainiii?.
fresh
foulheast
wind;
haromele
.si.iis;
leinperaiure,
yj;
sea
moderate;
U:25
a.m.
spoke
lug
Pacific
Monarch
al
Nainu
bound
for
Alert
Hay.
Harry
.elTcrt,
thu
Rlevvar
Stewart
haberdasher,
was
a
pas-
-i-iiger
bound
south
on
the
I'rince
Huperl
this
morning.
lit
is
on
his
way
for
a
trip
to
the
Old
Country.
lan
.labour
nailed
on
the
Prince
Huperl
this
morning
for
v
unrulier
on
a
busuie-
ip.
WALLACE'S
Pre-Inventory
Is
Now
in
Full
Swing!
We
cannot
lil
every
arli'
lc
hi
Ihe
slnre,
lint
ure
iug
lo
iiiole
special
pi
n
e-
mi
any
line-
not
iiioiilnuied
li
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS!
HfiRirnv.
Children's
(!asiiicre
lloc,
(Murk
or
Hmwii,
niies
'A
pair
Monarcli
(iifrter
Top
8ilK
lloe,
ll
eoUtrn,
Miir
.
.
Silk
ami
Wool
lloe,
pair
,
Movs'
Worsletl
Hose,
mr
for
Hat-
itll
al
Half
Price
(iauiillel
(iloves,
pure,
wool,
jmir
85c
All
K
ut
(ilovt's
,.
,.
20
reduction
i
dozen
Waists,
value
In
7.r(l,
for
$2.03
Aiidersiui'V
Wn-liwell
(iiiigliin,
lift
inch,
reg.
Uri
.
foi
45c
Spun
Si!k,
all
ctihtrs,
jier
unl
.
$1.00
IN
inch
Ctiiua
Silk
Colored
and
Hordercd
for
Plain
Ctdoretl
Haiulkerrliiefs,
.'!
for
WOMEN'S
KNIT
UNDERWEAR
Jaeger
Tuioii
Suits,
lung
sleeve,
-auk
re
inj;lli4
reg
for
per
Miit
.
.
.
.
.
.
Ladies'
Union
Suits,
value
io
:i.Mi,
for
Misses'
Union
Soils,
Sll
lo
at,
per
nit
Children's
Vels.
long
sleeves,
each
Children's
IlrHvvers,,
jwr
g.triiuuit
.
,
.
.
CORSETS
(in-surd
Selection,
vuliie
lo
iM.50
fr
All
oilier
Corset
at
Comforters,
values
lo
$1,511,
for
C.covvo
Hrniitl
(Solf
Yarn.
7
lull
for
Monurch
Down,
a
fur
READY-TO-WEAR
III
Indies'
(Mt.
valt
e
frt.iil
V.M.r.o
In
57.50.
cleared
a
I
.
,
These
are
(lie
scumi'
IhIcsI
itimJrU.
$1.00
05c
$1.00
Si
.fin
Handkerchief,
reg.
25e
eio
-b
25c
50c
25c
$4.75
$1.95
75c
DOc
35c
$3
75
20
reduction
$2.75
$1.00
$1.00
Mil
In
'
.
20
.
off
All
Children'
lUml-
al
20!
reduction
DRESSES
Silk.
Crepes,
Sergew.
elr..
in
emi
evening
anJl
gowns,
clearing
mI
20',
RAINCOATS
miIv,
.Maiidleliurg
Coal,
reg.
in.TsO,
fnr..
.
I"
Huliherized
Tweetl.
In
xlK.Mi.
for
5
dozen
House
Presses.
nR.
ffi.'io
fur
....
.
.
oulv.
I.adie'
Silk
Sweater.
Itlnck
or
HriaHn
.
,
iifte-m..,
reduction
.
.
$10.50
$9.50
$1.75
Half
price
r.
only,
(iirl
Sweater,
llru-hed
Wool.
reg.
...
fur
$3.50
Children..
Cmerall.
reg
.li:
Im-
$1.23
:i
only,
(ird
elet
Iire-ing
Imwii-.
reg.
"T
Toi.
I.
H
$4.75
Remember
This
Is
only
a
small
selection
from
a
lilt
or
others!
SEE
OUR
WINDOW8
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
0.
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Umbrellas!
Our
I'lnlireHu
department
is
one
in
our
-tore
oi
w
lm
i
we
are
safe
in
saying
thai
Ihe
price
are
lower
limn
in
most
place
you
will
fiml
in
Gaiirttla.
We
carry
s
large
n
binge
a
any
alore
yon
wil'
rind
in
Ilie
West,
from
a
Child'
I'ml.rella
al
$1.50,
Lad.-or
(ienlleiiiau's
from
$2.00
up,
lo
a
Hjiecial
lk
twelve
rib
umbrella
al
$7.50.
We
ask
you
lo
compare
our
omlirvllH
value.
All
our
slock
is
new
and
up-lo-dale.
Max
Heilbroner
527-
Third
Avenue
520
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"A
Son
of
His
Father"
An
iK'aplntioii
or
Hiuold
Hell
Wriglil
(unions
novel
Lightning
riders,
lvvn-riIel
liglaers.
majestic
mniiiilaiii-imiazing
adventures
mid
a
wniiilerrul
girl.
A
vve-teiu
llirillcr
Unit
sweejis
along
like
the
Twentieth
Cenliiry
Lim
iled
mid
just
ns
Inxuriiuis.
A
son
or
his
ralher,
a
daughter
or
.Mother
Macliree
mid
a
whole
geneniliini
or
ihrills.
II"
had
to
fight
lo
iuove
himself
sou
or
his
falher
rur
Ihe
sake
or
a
girl
ntitl
Hie
family
honor.
.Many
lug
episodes.
A
greal
iiiilhor.
a
great
cast,
"a
greal
slory
ami
a
great
picture.
Magnificent
scenery.
Warner
Baxter,
Bessie
Love,
Walter
McGrall,
Jamos
Farley,
Charles
Stevens,
Raymond
Halton,
Billy
Eugene
and
others.
TUXEDO
COMEDY,
No.
2
"THE
BONEHEAD."
PATHE
REVIEW.
BOo
and
25c