w
Our
Temptation
SALE
is
still
on
ACME
Importers
Third
Avenue
STOP
That
Cough
Take
it
liof
U
of
EDINBURGH
HOSPITAL
Cough
Syrup
60c
RopertPharoiacy
Third
Avenue
and
Fifth
St.
Prescriptions
our
specially.
Phone
94
We
deliver
Don't
Buy
Your
Crockery
and
China
Ware
Until
you
have
compared
our
prices
Wo
Save
You
Monoy
Gordon
s
Grocery
Seventh
Avenue
Cast
Phone
447
HERE!
HERE!
Hlarl
(lie
New
Year
with
a
New
Method
of
saving
money.
Why
not
start
now
and
do
like
many
other
are
doing,
iltuy
for
Cash
and
net
your
5
per
cent
discount..
We
deliver
lo
,any
pari
of
(lie
Cily.
Delivery
Schedule:
Wst
-9.30
a.m.
and
2.30
p.m.
East
10.30
a,m.
and
4.00
p.m.
Round
Trips
11.30
a.m.
ainf
5.30
p.m.
Saturday
7.30
and
9.30.
v
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
STORY
fiP
P7AR'Q
moved
from
their
doors
and
they
CLEARANCE
SALE
Hats
&
Coats
At
Cost
"Demers"
We
aim
Phone
27
please
P.O.
Box
227
SPECIAL
:
SHOWING
CREPE
DE
CHENE
AND
SERGE
DRESSES
Special
Price.
$12.50
Flannel
Dresses,
all
Colors,
$5.50
These
are
exceptional
values,
seul
lo
us
on
approval.
Unsold
balance
must
be
returned
soon.
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
i
EXECUTION
TOLD
(j
Soviet
Newspaper
Comes
Out
With
Details
of
Royal
Tragedy
In
Russia
IUUA,
Latvia,
Jan.
5.
The
complete
story
of
the
execution
I
of
Czar
Nicholas
II.,
the
czarina
and
l
heir
five
children
and
four
attendants,
on
the
night
of
July
1(5.
1918.
at
hkalerinhurg,
for
the
first
time
has
heen
published
hi
a
Soviet
newspaper,
the
Lenin
grad
Krasnya
Gazette,
which
publishes
a
two-column
slory
on
the
executions.
The
story,
despite
the
fact
thai
it
was
divested
of
some
of
the
horrible
details,
has
created
a
sensation
among
(he
Leningrad
population,
who
for
the
firs!
time
read
a
lengthy
account
of;
Mie
executions.
Kvery
copy
was
sold
and
Jewish
travellers
arri-!
1iig
here
report
that
the
anli-j
Scmelic
feeling
is
runnihfi
liigli.i
because
a
large
number
of
Jew-j
ish
communists
participated
in!
the
execution.
i
Proposed
Public
Trial
At
Kkatetinhung,
the
(iazefte
i
writes,
the
czar's
family
was
quartered
in
the-home
of
an
en-;
gineer.
M.
l.ipalava.
The
pris-oiiits
were
allowed
comparative
freedom,
but
the
locks
were
re-j
31
Inn,
...it
i
i
i
wn
inn..
Has
Won
the
approval
of
three
generacions
lllade
in
Canada
95
years
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
liie
.
.
.
.
i
...
ii
.
i.njuur
in
i
in
iiuaru
or
uy
j
the
Government
of
Ilritish
j
Columbia.
Hie
czar
politicly
and
that
Leon
follows:
Troizky
cme
from
Moscow
as!
"Suw
is
Ihe
timi.
Our
reseuo
the
chief
prosecutor.
js
approaching.
The
day
has
ar-
iiut
ii
was
the
discovery
of
arrived
for
our
friends
to
unite.
SUPREME
COFFEE
"The
Coffee
that
has
all
beat."
'em
CoUio;
s
good
until
June
1
1020.
lui
seloiMon
not
gun
I'antpwi.
Make
fust
and
secmil
choice.
Tell
you
grocer
"It
must
bo
"SUPREME"
(Signed'
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Lotto
Land
In
tlx-
Ouc-n
rjurlnttr
Httndu
tllrlrt,
Lurid
riefurdinz
nintrlrt
if
lrln
nupfr',
and
niiuit'
m
tin-'
Forenhore
of
YUlt'n
Hoy.
Mill
Inlrl.
TAkF.
VTIi:K
Ihil
F.urme
II.
Slniin.
I
f
Maiwll,
(irriiraOli
rtiiiifry
maiMCrr,
;
inlands
lu
ippiy
tnr
lfe
of
tlw
folKiw-
i
unniMvlni.
ol
a
pt
plntrt
i
ttic
"urn
w
nmrit
iwni
main
w
'rum
Uh-
inirlbfl
ninrf
of
Ul
1510;
1
i(jnc
north
una
fii
tu
low
tr
mark:
'
Ownrr
northwi-Hprly
ion
ten
nvm
r
lens;
iiworr
vm
iiio
iwi
to
ine
wt
inrw-r
f
E.
H.
Sinipaon't
lion
u
Iraiv:
llwiM-e
MHitlicaiiti'rly
fol-
;
luuliir
tlw
tilth
water
mark
tu
the
pole!
!
nf
rotnrrK-iwiim-nt,
and
rontalnlnr
lo
i
icm,
more
or
EUOt.-NC
II.
SIMI'SO..
Applicant,
rer
Kred.
Nash.
Arrnt.
rtttMt
kvhiiV
4h
OtV
LAKO
ACT
NstU
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Ltato
Land
In
Ouwn
OiarlMtli-
Itltndt
Land
Itr-
B.C.
Fli'lll.NO
k
PArklNO
CO.
I.Tti.
Arpll'-ant.
Per
M.
M.
Entllan.
ntte1
T'-"llili"
Q.
LAND
ACT.
Notlco
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Lttt
Lan
In
Prince
Ituprrt
Laad
lorordlnic
Dlttrlrt
of
:nt
lianire
t,
and
iltuate
on
nrlh
nai-liael
Itland.
TAVE
NOTICE
that
Airri-d
Swanton,
or
Prlnre
flupert,
ncrupallon
Manner.,
In
ti-nds
to
apply
for
lease
of
the
follow
tog-
demrll'i-d
lands:
--
C'immi-nrint'
at
a
pott
planted
on
the
miuUi
txilut
of
North
luehael
laland;
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Holgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
D.O.
Office
Hours
0
to
8.
X-Ray
Ssrvlcs
Phone
C86.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
hvenlngi
.
am
nirr
mtm
lined
up
al
ono
end.
The
czar
asked;
"Are
you
going
to
remove.
un1"
Commandant
Yurovisky
pointed
Ins
revolver
and
fired
al
the
czar,
who
threw
one
arm
around!
Czarovilch
Alexis
as
be
sank
to
the
floor,
crossing
himself.
'Ihe
others
were
Mien
shot.
That
same
night
the
bodies
wore
removed
to
the
woods
out-
side
of
town,
Where
the
Conimis
sar
Wykoff,
the
present
ambassador
lo
Warsaw-,
"
superintended
the
burial,
first
pouring
large
iuanlilies
of
sulphuric
acid
over
the
corpses
and
then
saturatiu
the
remains
with
kerosene
and
(Hinting
them.
.
Nuns
Told
World
The
next
day
Ihe
nuns
arrived
with
the
usual
milk
and
food
for
the
family.
When
they
asked
the
whereabouts
of
the
czar
ami
his
family,
Commandant
Yuro-visky
replied
that
they
had
been
removed
to
another
cily.
At
this
moment
a
little
doig.
Mie
czare
vitch's
pel,
ran
downstairs,
sal
before
the
nuns
and
began
to
howl.
Commandant
Yurovisky
dashed
the
ding's
brains
out
against
the
stove
and
the
nuns
realized
thai
the
ratuily
had
been
executed
and
gave
the
story
to
ihe
vvorjd.
The
publication
of
the
account
oT
the
execution
has
raiisetl
ex
eitemeut
among
communist
cir
cles
in
Leningrad
and
the
rutin-1
staff
of
the
newspaper
have
lost
their
jobs.
According
to
the
latest
reports
arriving
here.
Ih'
were
forbidden
to
receive
vigil-
u,0
note
was
concealed
in
'the
editor,
defending
Ihe
story,
said
ors.
leave
(lie
house,
or
even
al-'cork
ol
a
milk
bottle,
which
Ihe
''e
was
attempting
to
hall
ru-
tend
church.
At
a
mass
meoliugj
imprisoned
family
returned
t0'
mors
which
are
flying
lllroush
in
the
cily
it
was
proposed
to
try!
the
convent.
The
note
was
aJHu,"iia
Mial
Mie
czar
is
alive
and
livingdn
England,
and
will
short
1y
relurn,
heading
a
new
govern
men
I.
Another
fantastic
report
Is
1
1
v
nitriiMMi'ii
m
iMiiiiumr
in
ronirt
in
Kirsiiopmnitrtr
i
iiv
aw
u"i
im
n
t.i..
17
friends
wiih
I
lie
assistance
of
an
onlv
a
few
versts
from
I
lie
cilv.
'
b'ding
in
a
orthodox
nun.
who
daily
brought
i
(hem
food.
Iiastenril
I
lie
execution.
According
to
the
Gazelle
II
U
niuns:irv
l.i
ilit
srmwIliiiiD-
Ul
I
Itiel
lint
il
I
he
Imu
immediately.
NIC1IUI.AS."
return
to
Itussia.
Numerous
other
notes
written.
SCHOONER
RADIO
ny
me
czarina
ami
it.
iioikiii,
the
czar's
personal
physician,
were
found
by
Ihe
Chekaists
tiuurding
the
prisoners.
On
Moscow's
Decree
On
the
day
of
the
execution,
a
-iiecial
courier
arrived
from
Moscow,
who
brought
a
decree
011J1
i-iitfj
the
czar's
immediate
vii
uijiin.
Commandant
Yurov-formerly
in
the
czafist
army.
ma'p
the
preparations.
Al
the
to
ighf
I
lie
czar
and
(lie
others
W'
l-e
i'i,icre
to
ilress
immedi-j
.-.
lely
anil
come
downstairs,
as
were
'which
ammonia
is
'tumped,
lhu
ruraint
niMriii
r
itiws
imparl,
aii
-..-i
llnali-
I
am
and
im-
hair
In
I
If
ptt
ofir"
'
Alirord
llav.
Skldrratw
Inlrl.
TAkF
.miTIce
tint
B.C..
Flthlnr
k
Park-in
It
cumpany,
l.lmllrd,
or
Yaneouvrr.
B.C..
iirriiiatlon
SaliiHin
iUimrr.
Inlrnd
to
aiplv
f'"-
ieie
of
tl
'
followlnir
de--
rill
landt:
i:nfimuiiriiiir
al
a
txnt
nlinled
at
the
i-!it
i-ud
ir
small
luy
i-
humlrpd
yard
cast
nf
mouih
of
uniianird
alrfam;
lh-nie
K,,utli
flvt-
i-haini;
tliMiic
pat
tltlrrn
i-liin:
ihciire
nurtli
to
th'ire
lliw":
thwwf
rii
luwinr
nlMin-
llnp
to
nolnt
or
com
iiM-nrciiiPiit.
and
riintalniiiir
teven
and
tlirM-
auartrr
arrpa.
more
or
!.
preserving
both
fish
and
ice
for
a
much
longer
perfixl
(ban
vva
possible
before.
Tjie
crrw
of
Ho-
Hadio
anticipate
hi.iny
advantages
next
season
from
Ihe
new
plant.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
uirn
aniuiKi
mril
mairr
intra
to
oit,
,
,
,
point
of
riiininenri-metit,
and
containing
bound
lor
.1
Pi
way.
:io
acre!-,
more
or
ie.
ALFRED
SWANSO.
ApplicauL
A.
E.
Wright.
Agent.
Oald
October
tlh.
otl
DKillY
ISLAND.
Cloudy
fresh
southeast
wind:
banmieter
2J.K0;
temperature,
15;
ea
moderale;
7.20
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Mogul
bound
lllubber
Hay
for
I'rince
Hupert,
35
mile
from
I'rince
Hupert:
7
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Cardena
al
Wales
N
land;
7
a.m.
spoke
sleamer
Vie
toria
7C
miles
from
Ketchikan
northbound.
DKAD
TUKi:
l'OINT.
Over-
calm;
barometer
t'J.'J;
temperature
38;
sea
smooth.
HULL
HMtliOlt.
-
Overcast;
calm;
barometer
21.U8;
temperature
41;
sea
smooth;
0.20
p.m.
spoke
toy
liubreraria
wiiidbound
in
Heaver
Cove.
Noon
DKillY
ISLAND.
Fog;
cloudy:
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
30.00;
temperature
17;
cea
sinoolli,
DKAD
THLi:
l'OLVl'-Clcar;
Calm;
baroniettfr
21MC;
lempcr-alure
il
;
sea
smooth.
HILL
1IAHHOH
Fog;
cloudy;
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
30.10;
lemperalure
50;
sea
smooth;
noon
spoke.
i
earner
I'rince
John
in
Hecale
Straits
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
J.
A.
Findlay,
arrived
in
port
al
12.30
p.m.
from
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm
and
relumed
lo
Vancouver
and
wayport
at
5
p.m.
Passengers
from
Ihe
north
I
for
I'rince
Hupert
included
C.
j
Larson,
Mrs.
Hod
Me
I.
(oil
and
daughler,
Miss
Cochrane,
11.
D.
Mc.Master.
J.
Coulure;
for
Vancouver:
Mrs.
Conzelle
and
Mr
L.
Cummiiigs;
for
Victoria:
J.
8.
McDonald.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
D.
Me.Masler,
Ocuan
Fullt
USED
MILK
AND
SNOW
!
IN
FIGHTING
FIRE
AT
PORTAGE,
WISCONSIN
1
I'OllTAiii:.
Y.,
Jan
5.
When
Ho-
watnr
supply
ecam'
exliauli-il,
firemen
neil
milk
and
snow
in
fighting
a
blaze
im
llie
farm
of
TlMuna
Hrown.
ncai
here.
The
loss
was
estimated
al
ahoul
tti.oon.
'GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
LICENCE.
LAND
ACT.
FOR
BEEN
M'th
r
i"
m.to.nv
iiivr.x
ottt
the
ZihI
flay
of
I'rbnury
iwii
tin-
mitlmitii'
d1
MtlriKt
In
apply
lo
llie
Llqaor
Control
Board
fur
a
llreiirr
In-
retperi
-
in
pn-ra
In-hk
part
nf
llie
bmldlnir
kismn
an
Uiiiilmrrnl
Hotel."
mliiale
al
I
be
iwikt
of
I
lr
I
AtetMir
ami
llahtli
sln-et.
it
of
I'rlnre
llupetl,
lisi
the
ItiKlt
il'rriied
Llt
13
and
1
1.
Blork
,
e-iuti
I.
Map
VVl,
I'rtiM-o
Hupert
Lain
I
lo-ri'lrtlHti
llMlirl.
lu
llie
I'rwvinee
of
IHiluli
i
oltirti
bla,
for
Die
ule
of
lieer
by
llie
nine'
or
by
llie
ni
botlle
fur
riuinpOu
ihi
Ihe
4-eiiHte.
Paled'
I
hit
I
If
III
day
of
January.
I91f.
novo
i
avuhkw
MrLi.oti,
iimiiii
4.
noon
Wlfa'aiit
Notlco
of
Intention
to
Add
to
Ltatt
Land
In
lite
Land
tlerurdint
litrlrt
of
rrmro,
ttmrM.
ad
ullnaie
mi
M
tonlfi
thore
ofj
Shannon
Hay.
NaHt
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Itlandt.
TAkE
Nolir.t:
that
I,
llirry
Itoblnxm
Fruel,
of
MatM-tl.
II.C
,
orruiitllon
lli-O
cu
rer.
Intend
to
triply
fur
a
Icae
of
the.
fnllolnr
deM-rllef
landt:
(Uimiiienrinr
it
I
pott
tlluated
at
the'
..nllirit
n.rner
'l
Ul
IT.L.
iiii
.
;
iiiriire
rmti
iv
riianit;
oiriH-e!
north
to
I'tialnt,
inoie
or
lee,
to
high
water
inarka
tlienre
toulhwett
It
clialnt.
more
or
let,
following
the
high
waier
mark
to
point
of
cntnmenrenient,
and
ouiiialntng
(
ai-ret,
mure
or
leaf.
II.
It.
FROST.
M
Knelt.
B.C.
ii.-
rMii.
I
tft
LAND
ACT.
Nolco
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Ltatt
kano.
In
llie
f'rinrr
IiumtI
Land
lierurd'ng
MiOIri
ami
tlttiale
on
an
unnamed
lk'l
III
Ihe
Eaati-rn
entranre
to
lludMin
Hay
l-attagv
near
liundtt
Inland.
Ulue
Print
ii.
yi.
m.
TAKE
NOTICE
Ihat
George
nordon
fluih-liy
of
Prime
Iwpert,
B.C.
Mamirarturer,
liitendt
to
apply
fur
a
leate
of
llie
lul
lowing
detrrlbed
landt:
-
uiiiMiieniiiig
at
a
(Hut
tituate
on
a
partly
nubmerged
reef
of
rik
radlatlugi
rriir
.
a
Ii
.u
In
ii.ai'll,.
Il
.
.tut.
.
.
.r
i-i..
iii.iij
till
ir,
IiaflllH
a
radio
of
about
I.DOo
feet
and
containing
too
arret,
more
or
lent.
flKOIlOK
0OIUiO.it
BUSIWY.
ritlel
lieremliee
4h.
lttt
Dr.
Marttl'i
Female
Pills
Htrt
attltted
nature
tnootandi
ram
Utt
half
century,
correcting
cauM,
bulkling
up
ana
ttrengthtninr
urtani,
e'lievlna'
Ok'LAYICfl.
aad
PAINFUL
MKNS7RUATION,
NKK-VOUSNESS.
BACKACHE.
DIZZIES,
etc,
noaanrwmutnrufft.
ooiattiirin
tkMlnd
llinft-
Cover
TIN
BOX
with
mi
tirnaturt.
Drua-ritW
erery
where,
or
direct
by
imuitKM
itktrtoctM
(mm
WMUt
t.
Cm
.
Tl
II
HW
wall,
mil,
plain
i
lain
liar
narlutt
,
C.
fftal
K,
IteotU.
Cta.
Circtltf
tjtilt4
tt
lMat
Tuedr.
January
3,
1028,
Scientific
Optometry
Scientific
Opt
elry
lius
taken
the
plure
or
the
old
way
or
fitting
glus.e-
a
coiiseiiience,
our
examination
of
jour
eyes
lelU
exactly
the
lenses
needed
to
give
y
jt,
perfect
vision.
Our
experience
will
suggest
the
lct
style,
i
i
Skilled
Optician
Skilled
workmen
grind
our
Umimh.
The
glae
are
designed
along
the
Ln
lines,
so
the
utmost
good
will
he
derived
from
wearing
them.
Your
every
eyrgi
want
is
giu'ir
expert
attention
here
hy
an
optician
who
ha,
had
over
-.'7
years'
r
perienre.
We
have
all
Ihe
latest
appliances
for
testing.
A
iX
to
our
new
op'
room
will
convince
you.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.
527
Max
Heilbroner
:
SIR
BASIL
THOMPSON
BEHAYES
IMPROPERLY
Famous
Scotland
Yard
Man
Fined
5
for
Misconduct
With
Woman
In
Hyde
Park
LONDON,
Jau.
5.
Sir
llasd
Thompson,
former
Scotland.
Yard
official,
who
heeume
fa-1
liuddhisi
monastery
".a
'1,a,Ke
"I
misconduct
Willi'
i
snnli
is
wi-re
reportwl
in
the
.
first
refrigerator
fishing
vessel
y.
AN'hen
the
family
arrived
on
'in-
urouiid
floor,
which
was
liyh'ly
in-low
the
street
level,
a
teiaclmieiil
of
soldiers
a
woman
in
uyui-
Park
ana
vva
conies
lot
fined
IS
AT
KETCHIKAN
Is
First
Fishing
Vessel
In
North
Pacific
to
Have
Refrigerator
System
Installed
KKTOHIKAN.
Jan.
5.
-
Th-halibut
schooner
Hadio,
Capl.
Angfielson,
has
returned
from
Seattle
lo
await
)ie
opening
of
the
halibut
season.
While
outside
she
had
a
new
refrigerat'.i
system
installed,
and
will
he
lu
to
operate
in
the
-north
Pacific.
The
sysleni
consists
of
a
set
ol
coils
in
the
fish
.hold
through
BUGLER
WHO
SOUNDED
ARMISTICE
ORDER
TO
BE
HONORED
BY
FRANCE
PAIUS.
Ian.
5
Uugli-r
Selliri.j
who
souiiili'.l
Hi'
oiiler
'iusi-;
Kire"
on
Ariiiisl
in-
Day.
Novcin-I
her
II.
1918.
has
been
naun-d
foi
;
the
Cross
hf
Chevalier
of
In
-
Legion
of
Honor.
Hellier.
how
a
reserve
hugler
in
llie
36tli
In
fantry,
is
quielly
working
at
the
job
he
ipnl
In
1911
to
join
tin
colors.
Third
Avenue
529
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
8
Fred
Thomson
In
Thundering
Hoofs
A
vivol
di
am.
i
ol
Ho
r-l
in
wlnrh
Knit
umj
h
fmiioiis
hore
"Siher
King"
ulrfi.i
tin
li-Miling
"'
diolo-pl.iv
Willi
a
liiirrirmii'
of
ni
tin.
Finqi
tin-
in.-
:..
Fred
whips
llie
lully
for
iin-lreutmg
ln
!iori.c
riglil
!
Mie
oinahiiig
fight
between
man
and
Lull,
there
c.i
seiond"'-
loll.
Western
scenir
grainlror.
Slioog
Fred
Thomson,
Ann
May,
Fred
Huntley,
Chailei
Mallei,
Charles
de
Ravenna,
Bill
Lowery,
Carrie
C.
Ward
and
"Silver
King."
,
COMEDY
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
35c
and
10c
JANUARY
Clearance
commences
Wednetfday.
January
6
Our
Iogget
sairtlne
tloriug
the
Hale
is
our
offer
of
S?o0
jiinr
of
vm
J.unii'v
llle.i:
ine
Men's
"Liberty"
Shoes
every
pair
to
be
oltl
at
$5.95
irrr-perlue
of
cost.
intend
to
i
tear
the
Liiici
lx
Stine
during
the
Junoarv
Hale
lo
make
room
lor
our
new
line,
namely
Ihe
'Tool-Hite."
YAe
an-
ito
giuig
15'
on
all
Ladle'
Shoes
10',
on
all
Children'
Shoos.
THERE
ARE
REDUCTONS
IN
ALL
DEPARTMENTS
lleiluclion
vary
from
lo
to
IV;.
Watch
This
Space
for
New
Reductions
Every
Weak
LADIES
Ladies'
Flannelette
Nightgown-,
reg.
!
1.6(1.
Hair
.
.
$1.00
Ladies'
Flnnnelcllo
Nightgowns,
heller
ijualilv,
reg.
ijiivoo
.'.
51.
GO
Lailie'
Wool
null
(Jollon
llloomer.
.iton,
reg.
I.I;.
H1
$1.15
ladies'
CeeltK'
pure
wool
Vests,
reg.
.1.50.
Sale
.
.
$2.05
Ladies'
Vesti,
reg.
9I.I6.
Sale
85c
Ladies'
Pure
Wool
Drawer-,
Cceleu.
i-,.g.
i:i,5().
Sale
$1.95
CHILDREN
AND
MISSES
'
Oirls'
Flaniii'lelle
Nig
lit
gowns,
sijtt?
12-10,
Sale
dliihlren's
Drawers,
reg.
7.V.
Sale.
:i
for
Children's
Coinliinalioiis.
reg.
)
1.06.
Sale
..
.
READY-TO-WEAR
6
Lailies
Coalc,
reg.
MO.(H)
mid
16.(l(.
Sale
.
.
6
Ladies'
Coals,
reg.
:i.",0()
mid
np.
Sale
.
.
.
.
25
Discount
on
All
Children's
Coats
Children's
Woollen
Caps
ami
Toques,
reg.
.16.
Sale
75c
Children's
Woollen
Cloves,
Ulnek
ami
Hed,
reg.
(IV.
Hfilc
25c
Children's
Woollen
Milieus.
Navv.
(Irev,
'
Med
and
Maroon.
r,eg.
(6c
lo
80c.
Sale
EOo
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phone
645.
reg.
."HI.O.V
$1.15
$1.00
.
.
85c
$20.50
$22.50
Corner
3rd
and
7th