tPAQE
BIX
iF
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
1,
1JJJ.
FRESH
IN
1
Rochon's
Chocolates
$1.00
per.
1
lb.
Box
Also
Boxes
at
$2.00,
$2.75
and
$4.00
ROCHON'S
ALMOND
CRISP
$1.00
per
lb.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phono
94.
W
deliver.
New
Dresses
Large
AitHortnirnt
of
New
Afternoon
and
Evening
Dresses
In
nil
colors
and
sizes
from
16
to
44.
Prices
from
$12
00
to
$37.50
COMU
AND
SEE!
"Doners"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Meat
Specials
Saturday
Baby
Beef,
per
lb
15
Veal
Chops,
per
lb
25
Bhoulder
Veal,
per
lb
15
Btew
Veal.
i
lbs
-f
Leg
Veal,
per
lb
25
Lamb
Chops,
per
lb
35
Shoulder
Lamb,
pet
lb.
..
25
Prime
Rib
Roast,
rib
in.
per
M
i
20
Prime
Rib
Roast,
boned
and
rolled,
per
lb
25
0
r-Bone
Roast,
per
lb
28
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs
55
Round
Steak,
a
lbs
13
Shoulder
8teak,
per
lb
15
Oood
Pot
Roast,
per
lb.
12
Boiling
Beef,
per
lb
lo
Sausage,
2
lbs
35
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84..
417-423
6th
Avenue
East
ssE3SHlBssssaSSsHBpS
DEPENDABILITY
is
the
one
big
factor
;
necessary5
in
your
glasses
i
Wc
supply
that
factor
through
-our
careful,
conscientious,
scientific
examination
of
your
eyes
and
the
production
of
lenses
to
meet
the
results
of
that
examination.
Accuracy
and
precision
characterize
our
service
to
you
from
start
to
finish.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
2?
Years
319
3rd.
AVE.
I'llOMi
It
Ell
413
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
-,.
.!.
......
$6.50
Per
half
load
.........
3.50
Per
sack
............
.60
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
510
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
ROYMcKINLEY
FOUND
GUILTY
CHOOSES
TIIKEE
MONTHS'
IMPRIS
ONMENT
IN
PREFERENCE
TO
$300
KINK
Found
guilty
of
selling
liquor.
RoV
Mc-
Klnley
was
fined
WOO
with
the
option
01
inree
months'
imprisonment
by
Magistrate
McClymont
In
the
city
Police
court
this
morning.
With
the
same
air
01
bravado
that
featured
his
conduct
In
the
course
of
his
trial,
which
was
brief,
McKlnley
announced
he
would
do
me
tune
and
stalked
out
of
the
court
room
with
an
officer.
E.
P.
Jones
Dro-
secuted
and
McKlnley,
who
had
no
evi
dence
to
offer
on
his
own
behalf,
was'
not
represented
by
counsel.
McKlnlcv'a
case
waa
the
only
one
proceeded
with
today,
live
other
liquor
selling
cases
being
adjourned.
WHISKEY
AMI
IJEEIt
The
first
witness
against
McKlnlev
was
Thomas
Sheeves.
provincial
consta
ble
attached
to
the
liquor
board.
Ills
evidence
was
to
the
effect
that
he,
accompanied
by
Constables
Oeorge
Sheeves
and
William
Olbson
and
another
man,
entered
a
house
to
the
rear
of
the
Royal
Hotel
and
had
a
round
of
drinks,
three
Scotch
whiskeys
and
one
beer.
In
payment
for
which
Thomas
Sheeves
tendered
a
five
dollar
bill,
receiving
three
dollars
in
change.
The
time
was
about
6.15
on
the
evenlwt
of
Sundav.
Sentem-
ber
19.
Constables
Oeorge
Sheeves
and
Wil
liam
Olbson
gave
corroborative
evidence,
the
latter
testifying
that
another
man
bought
a
second
round
of
three
beers
and1
a
whiskey.
McKlnley
had
no
evidence
to
offer
on
his
own
behalf
but
stated
that
there
was
no
place
known
as
the
Loggers'
Club.
The
place
referred
to
was
a
private
dwelling
behind
the
Royal
Hotel.
'
The
case
thus
concluding,
the
magls-
TIMBER
SALE
XS253
Sl1ri
tlll.lr.
Ulll
lu
rar..li
nil
t.
l.u
Marnier
or
Land
nut
later
tban
noun
on
We
autli
day
of
September,
tvte,
fur
tlie
burrluute
uf
License
8i63,
to
cut
IJi.SUi.
Until
reel
or
Cedar
I'oles
and
Tiling
on
an
area
adjoining
Lots
mi
and
1443,
Ker-
lrtiuin
ll.v
.
'i
icailo.
tCu.i
...
nr
I....
....
v
-j
vi
.
inc
,i
I
a
,
yueen
Charlotte
Island
Land
DIMrlrt.
mice
dj
jr.rs
win
in:
auowea
mr
removal
f
iimixr.
limner
particulars
or
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria
B.
X...
or
District
Forester.
crinre
Humeri.
ti.
c.
LAND
ACT.
Notlct
of
Intention
to
A-y
t
Lass
Land
In
Stlklne
Div.nou
i.nri
cording-
District
of
Lsssisr.
anil
situtie
a,
Grand
Rapids,
on
the
stlklne
n.ver
and
i
me
ri
01
surveyed
i.zx
ito.
47U.
TAKE
.NOTICJi
ins.
1.
Walter
Scott
Sum.
on.
or
TC'graoh
creek,
n.
C.
occupation
Handler,
intends
to
apply
ror
a
leaie
01
llw
followm
detcrlbed
lands:
Cftimnenrtnir
it
a
post
planted
on
the
Northwest
corner
or
Lot
170.
thence
South
JO
rhiln;
tlienee
Wel
10
chains;
theni
North
in
chain;
thence
East
to
cnalm
and
containing
Forty
acres,
more
or
less
WALTER
9
CO
TT
SIMPSON,
Applicant
End
of
the
Month
SPECIALS
These
are
Real
Money
Savers
and
are
Seasonable
Merchandise
Cream
Flannelette,
5
yards
for
$1.00
While
Cotton,
.W,
5
yards
for
$1.00
Unbleached
Col
ton,
;tfj",
i
yards'1
for
$1.00
(iinghanis
and
Prints,
5
yards
for
$1.00
0:i"
Hleacheil
Sheeting,
2
vartls
for
$1.00
00"
Bleached
Sheeting.
1
yards
for
$1.00
Hoys'
Mack
Ilo-e,
heavy
weight,
,'l
"pairs
for
$1.00
Ladies'
All-Wool
Cashmere
Hose,
.
black
ami
colors
per
pair
'.
$1.00
Monarch
Oreen
Stripe
Art
Silk
lloe,
all
colors,
pair
$1.00
Art
Silk
Hose
in
range
of
colors,
2
pairs
for
$1.00
Children's
Lonpr
Sleeve
Winter
Combiilalions,
suit
.
.
$1.00
Children'.
Vests
and
Drawers,
per
garment
50c
Ladies'
Winter-Vests,
long
or
short
sleeve,
each
....
$1.00
Ladies'
Winter
Mourners
jn
cream,
pink
or
grey,
each
$1.00
Ladies'
Halbriggan
Mourners,
2'palrs
for
$1.00
i.auies
Lotion
Vests.
.1
for
Ladies
Jaeger
Combinations,
ankle
length,
reg.
value
Ladies
Handbags,
clearing
lines
values
to
$5.50,
for
$1.50
Fancy
Figured
Crepes,
values
lo
!j(Lri.-,
to
tlear
at
yard
95c
Fancy
Lace
Curlain
(loods,
a
yards
for
.
$1.00
Figicy
Colored,
Scrims
and
Marmiisettes,
yard
25c
w
(iossard
Corsets,
special
clearing
lilies
at
various
prices.
To
clear
nl
;
$25
Ladies
Corsets';
values
to
l.5,2.duzeii
pairs
to
clear
at
75c
Ladies'
llousedresses
to
clear
at
each
............
$.100
fii
inch
Wool
Coalings
for
ChildreU'S'
Coals,
reg.
$2.7
for
per
yard
.
.
,'.
;
,$1.96
:u
inch
Navy
Serge,
all
wool,,
per
yard
75c
All,
Wool,
32
inch
Flannels,
big,range
of
colors
yard
$1.00
Misses'
Flannel
Dresses.sijtes
0
to
I
i
years.
Values
to
Jfc0.R0.
To
dear
at
each
$3.75
Ladies'
Flannel
Dresses,
value
to
lili.SO.
to
clear,
each
$5.50
(lolf
Yarn
in
1
oz.
balls,
range
of
colors,
7
for
.
.
.
.
$1.00
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
0.
WBI
WES
Do
you
take
Iteast
&r
your
halth?
If
so,
use
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
the
standard
of
quality
for
over
50
years.
Soak
a
cake
of
Royal
Yeast,
with
a
little
sugar,
in
tepid
water
over
night.
Stir
well,
strain
and
drink
the
liquid.
Flavor
is
improved
by
adding
the
juice
of
an
orange.
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
trate
announced
his
decision
and
sen.
tence.
FIVE
HEM
ASUS
The
case
of
Arthur
.Beale,
charged
with
selling
beer,
was
adjourned
till
to
morrow
on
application
of
S.
W.
Taylor,
counsel
for
the
defence,
with
Mr.
Jones
consenting.
The
charge
against
Louis
Ross,
amended
to
a
second
offence,
after
some
dickering
between
counsel,
waa
adjourned
until
Monday
so
that
accused
mlgbt
consult
with
Mr.
Taylor
whom
he
had
Just
retained
as
counsel.
Adjournment
for
eight
days
or
until
her
husband
returns
to
town
was
grant-,
cd
Jean
Johnstone
who
said
her
husband
was
skipper
of
the
halibut
boat
Wave
and
was
not
at
present
in
the,
city.
Mr.
Taylor
declared
that
the
hut-
LAN
D
ACT
Notlct
of
Intsntlon
to
Apply
to
Lias
Lnl
In
Tnnce
Hupert
Land
fterordinr
trlrt
or
Itange
i,
Coast
Land
District,
anj
situate
on
I'ssisge
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
thlt
t.
B.
Francis,
of
Ponoki.
Alberta,
occupation
Minister,
in-lends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing,
at
a
pjst
planted
at
the
North
West
end
or
Passage
Island,
near
Coast
Trlans-ulitlon
Sla.
IKS;
thence
iround
the
Island
at
high
water
mark
and
couuininir
luoo
rrm,
more
or
less.
iOSEWI
BHITLA.ND
FRANCIS,
'us
tllh.
1
811.
Applicant
si.nn
an
oibl
line
limir
sIphviw
.-mil
$7.00,
to.
clear
at
per
garment
$3.75
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
Street.
band
was
a
material
wltnesi
and
Mr.
Jones
objected
on
the
ground
that
there
was
nobody
In
the
house
at
the
time
except
Jean
Johnston
and
the
Liquor
Doard
Officers
when
the
alleged
sale
waa
made.
The
magistrate
ruled,
however,
that
the
adjournment
as
requested
should
be
allowed.
EIUIIT
HAY
REM
AND
Sam
Os
Stefano,
who
had
Just
retained
Mr.
Taylor
as
his
counsel,
uas
given
an
adjournment
until
Monday
and
Angelo
Pognotto
waa
granted
an
eight
day
remand
pending
the
return
to
the
city
of
his
counsel,
L.
w.
Patmore.
whom
accused
said
had
left
Winnipeg
yesterday
for
the
West.
If
Mr.
Tatmore
returns
in
the
meantime,
the
case
will
be
proceeded
with.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
V
Teams
for
the
Junior
Football
game
to
be
played
between
Borden
Street
and
High
School
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
tomorrow
afternoon
will
be
selected
from
among
the
following
players.
Bordan
8treet
T.
Steen,
AS
SUIes.
J.
Lee,
K.
Mlwa,
W.
Fisher.
M.
Qurvlch,
E.
Smith
(captain).
T.
Ornie.
A.
McDonald,
L.
Wicks,
E.
Ratchfcrd.
R.
Allen.
Earl
Batt.
Edward
Kant
and
Pete
Fisher.
High
School
J.
Bryant,
D.
Scott.
R.
6talker,
J.
Stewart,
W.
Colllaon
(cap
tain).
A.
Cross,
IClrvine.
D.
Morrison.
W.
Hill,
J.
Oomadina.
E.
Smith.
J,
Ncaa
and
J.
McPhee.
HOTEL
AHHIVtLS
Prince
Rupert
A.
Y.
Jackson,
Toronto:
C.
M.
Bor-
bcau,
OtUwa;
William
Beynon,
Port
Simpson;
R.
O.
Johnston.
Inverness;
R.
L.
'Smyth.
F.
Wallace,
ted
C.
Myers,
W.
Stanley
Waring,
C.
8.
Rankin
and
E.
A.
Itaggen,
M.;
Kenneth
Ferguson,
Victoria;
R.
Bromley.
Nanalmo;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ike
Thompson.
Jedway;
Mrs.
E.
Hastle.
Port
Clements;
Fred
B
egg
air..
Queen
Charlotte
City;
E.
Rousseau
and
Llla
Rousseau,
Lowe
Inlet.
CENTRAL
Mrs.
J.
M.
Richardson
and
E.
8.
Richardson,
Tlell.
Iron
houses
are
to
be
built
in
Northampton,
England,
for
worktngmen.
The
housing
commltee
haa
awarded
a
contract
to
a
local
foundry
for
material
3f
the
first
Iron
homes.
Fascism's
system
of
creaUng
offlcUl
labor-unions
for
Intellectual
as
well
as
manual
workers
has
affected
the
nation's
poets.
A
National
Association
ot
Italian
Poets
was
m
founded
at
Milan
with
seven
charter
members.
The
Duke
of
York
is
ono
of
tho
most
democratic
of
the
Royal
Family.
It
la'
not
on
record
that
he
has
ever
ridden
on
top
of
a
London
bus.
but
fca
haa
been
a
"passenger
'In
a
countrj
motor
coach.
Bertram
Mills,
England's
John
Ring
ling,
says
the
circus
business
Is
In
a
stronger
position
In
Europe
today
than
It
has
ever
been
for
the
laat
30
years.
The
population
of
the
Philippine
Islands
on
July
1,
1920
waa
11.668,43,
an
Increase
of
1.217.854
since
1918.
Manila
had
a
population
Of
310.268.
Clemency
for
350
buffalo
on
Antelope
Island
in
Salt
Lake
Is
being
sought
by
Gov.
Oeorge
H.
Dern.
The
animals
will
be
slaughtered
In
a
big
game
hurt
unless
some
person,
purchases
them.
Every
day
In
Tokyo
188
babies
art
born.
Last
year
61,498
births
were
recorded,
of
which
number
31.626
wcr
male
and
29365
female.
Uncle
Sam's
soldiers
lead
the
life
ol
tourists
at
Kllauea.
Military
Rest
Camp,
the
playground
ior
tbe
Hawaiian
division
of
the
army.
Army
men
have
ten-day
leaves
that
they
may
take
advantage
of
higher
altitude
and
cooler
climate
there.
British
housing
experts,
sensing
danger
In
indlscrlmate
building
and
tho
AUCTION
SALE
liHlnidrd
by
the
CA.VUilAN
NATIONAL
IMII.WAYS.
I
ulll
eU,
for
frelnht
and
tar
renlil
due.
by
I'ulilli-
Auction.
In
llailwar
Yards.
Prince
Oeurre.
st
p.m.
t'rlitsy,
orloher
fill,
l6:
I
stesrn
Trseiur
Knirliie,
Eltenmim
Wheel.
I
Hut
Hulls,
I
Twelve-lMitttmi
I'luuxh
lk.li.),
welRht
r,.
coo
iijs.,
conniKiHHl
to
John
Nelirluir.
Term
strictly
tsh,
or
marked
cheque,
aecepleiL
Sutijecl
lo
receive
bid.
II.
0.
IIAIIPtll.
-Auctioneer,
II.
W.
Ilsiinlnrloti,
Al.
Coimoel.
Western
llenluh,
Vsiicuuver,
B.C.
Seplemlier
ti.
ItiS.
LAND
ACT.
Nitlct
-
ntsntlon
to
Apply
to
Lsas
Land.
11.
.
m
.
liecordmir
insiricl
or
I'rinee
Hiie
4nd
sliuile
on
north
shore
or
an
I
nn-.j.ed
(lay
u
Soiitli-WeM
Coast
of
P'.i
Insnd,
about
one.
mllo
eail
from
Bluff
I
lint
TAW
IOTICE
thit
E.
noiiMeau,
or
Low
In.-l,
I
vlme
or
British
Columbia,
00:11
pil.01.
4-w.-y
Minairer,
Intends
lo
appl)
for
.
warn
of
the
following
denrrlbed
land:
Co'Si'l
.
'
J
ir
at
a
post
planted
on
Onshore
o
ii
unnntued
bsy
on
the
southwest
iott
e
phi
Iiand,
slmut
one
mile
eil
01
U'jff
I'oli.l-
thence
north
twenty
Chains;
'hence
eat
twenty
chalni;
Wienre
iMiuth
twenty
chains,
more
or
leis,
to
HUrh
Water
Msrk;
thenee
rollowinr
high
wslef
mark
westerly
to
point
of
commencement,
snd
containing
elirlity
acres,
more
or
less,
-
HATED
July
SOlh,
1J.
E.
ROUSSEAU,
-
Applicant.
MINERAL
ACT
srtlOcat
of
Imprevtmsnts.
HrnwniB
No,
4.
I.oi
44(1.
Mineral
Claim.
Kilmto
In
the
Atlln
Miiilnr
Division
or
On)
niiir
District,
on
tin
Wen
Ann
or
Ta-kun
Ann.
slmut
three
quarters
or
s
mile
up
slresm
rrom
the
mouth
or
Wsnn
Hlver.
TAkE
NOTICE
Dial
I.
Charles
V..
(lllinore
Free
Miner's
Certiriesle
No.
St74f,
Intend,
slty
day.
rrom
t!i
dale
hereor.
10
spply
to
the
Mining
Itccorder
ror
s
Certlflrsle
or
Improvement,
foe
the
purpose
or
oh-raining
s
Crown
Grunt
of
tlic
shove
claim.
And
further
liken
.notice
that
srtlon.
under
section
8S.
miift
be
commenced
be-fore
ilin
Issue
of
such
Certificate
or
Im
provement.
miiii
tins
tit
diy
or
gepleinber.
A.D.
II.
Mc,N,
I'll
A3
til,
Agent.
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
40
lbs.
for
$1.00v
20
lbs.
Terrace
Turnips.
8
lbs.
Cooking
Onions.
8
lbs.
1J.C
Carrots.
,
i
lbs.
Parsnips
or
Heels.
PICNIC
HAM8
A
verge
i
lo
(1
lbs.
each.
Special,
per
lb.-
29c
1,000
lbs.
Western
Fancy
Mixed
Mscuits,
fresh
stock
and
big
value.
Special,
II
lbs.
for
95c
231)
lbs.
While
Cooking
Figs.
Special.
3
lbs.
for
35c
Aunt
Dinah
Molasses,
2V4
lb.
tin.
Special
...
.-.
.
.
:
19c
Alberta
Fresh
Kggs,
3
dozen
for
$1.00
These
egs
arc
not
iruariiii-
teed
fresh.
Wc
can
recommend
them
for
cooking.
Maul
of
Clover
Creamery
Hut-
ler,
in
bulk,
3
lbs
$1.15
This
is
die
highest
irradc
Al
berta
Hotter
which
is
received
fresh
every
week.
i0.
I
Minna
Itice,
13
lbs.
$1.00
'i
Combination
Canned
Vegetable
Special
Assorted
Tomatoes
t'V
Corn.
Pea
and
Itefugee
Means,
per
dozen
$1.66
MEAT
DEPT.
Fresh
Crabs,
20c
and
25c
arriving
Friday.
Mllkley
Valley
Hecf
ami
Lamb
arriving
weekly.
r
This
is
the
plaei)
for
imatitv
meats
at
reasonable
nrires.
Phone
orders
filled
carefully
and
promptly.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211
and
212
WATER
NOTICE.
Dltaralon
and
(Us.
TAkE
.VlTICE
thil
ItolM-rt
nt-orce
Jnlin
tluii,
wli'i
a
(1.)
re
i
inverneur
tniierj.
iii
ri
iur
a
nrenrp
lu
like
ami
use
lii.uun
aslbilM
per
iU.v
nr
wsler
iml
ol
creek
west
or
whsrr
al
i
lilna
list.
sU..
tiMiwn
as
iin
us
me
.
which
lkm
uuili
esil
ami
drsin
into
Troql
Hi)
yilxiui
4011
feel
loulh
alona
Uh-
liearh
rroui
the
south
fi!
comer
Lot
-a,--
k,Ki
1J.
The
wiier
win
be
Ui
let
led
rrimi
the
itrraiii
at
S
liolnl
alxiul
suit
feel
rrmu
tit
im.iilli
anil
will
be
ul
rur
Ui.meHii
iml
ranuery
urM
uimhi
the
la
ml
4lerrilel
1
Lot
"A
",
KIUmmi
IJI.
Thl
iKillce
s
utlml
on
I
lie
aruuiul
ihi
llw
l&ih
dl
oT
ei
liiulier.
Ii6.
A
ropy
of
thl.
notice
ainl
III
ill'llratlon
iiurtiianl
therein
and
to
llu.
.
"Vv'il.1.
......
....
&''
..ill
iu.
r.i.1
...
...
n...
t
a...-,,
in
iiv
v
rire
or
the
Wiler
lleriirder
it
ITInre
Hliperl.
objection
to
Hie
ippllrilli.il
UH'
I-
riled
Willi
Hie
itd
Water
llecordei
it
wilh
the
comptroller
of
Water
ItlirhU.
I'irllaiiieni
liuililiuo.
Vlriorli,
ux..
wllhin
iiuriy
110
liter
me
riri
steirsnce
nr
till
Iml
In-
In
1
locil
iint.naier
Tim
due
or
llwt
riret
imlilleatlon
of
thu
nolle
I
seliulM-r
an.
ittn.
WIUtllT
UEOHOE
JOIIST"N.
Appllrant.
enlargement
of
towns,
suggest
that
new
towns
be
built
and
that
additions
u
the
centers
of
population
should
cease.
The
government
has
appropriated
400.00Q
to
repair
Turkey's
archaeo
logical
treasures.
A
large
part
of
Lhll
turn
will
be
devoted
to
the
moaqua
ol
St.
Sophia,
built
nearly
2.000
yeara
ago.
Fifty
thousand
Immlzrants
entered
Palestine
between
January
1921
and
December
1925.
Jewa
In
Palestine
be
tween
the
Mediterranean
and
the
Jordat
number
100,000,
of
which
about
20,
000
are
living
In
colonies
and
on
farm
For
scientific
purposes,
a
special
standard
classification
Including
all
racial
combinations
In
Hawaii
will
b4
created.
Besides
Caucasians,
tbe
Hawaiian
population
Includes
Hawallans,
Jana
nete,
Chinese.
Portuguese
and
Porto
means.
A
fragment
of
wood
I'om
the
true
cross,
one
of
the
nails
used
in
tht
Crucifixion
and
the
crown
of
thorns
arl
the
tluee
most
highly
prized
relics
In
the
treasury
of
Notre
Dame
Cathedral
The
largest
waterplane
In
tbe
worH
la
being
tested
at
St.
Nazalre.
France
It
weighs
twelve
and
one
halt
ton$
empty,
and
twenty
tons
loaded
to
capacity.
It
has
five
engines,
giving
4
total
of
2100
h
p.
The
United
Kingdom
Alliance,
the
premier
political
temperance
organize,
tion
in
England,
will
hold
another
campaign
this
winter
In
support
of
local
option
for
England
and
Wales,
.
Beirut
la
"a
city
of
intrigue
Where
espionage,
counter-espionage,
conspiracy
and
hypocrisy
hold
awar.
It
re.
minds
one
of
cities
in
Belgium
and
Northern
France
occupied
militarily
by
the
German
troops
during
the
.walr.
Rabbi
Ernest
M.
Trattner,
of
Tern-pie
Emanuel,
Los
Ar.gejes,
has
become
confidential
assistant
to
the
executh
manager
of
First
National
Screen
Pro-ductlons,
It
Identifies
a
religious
leader
with
the
movie
Industry,
'
WE
ARE
OFFERING
A
MODEL
MODERN
OPTICAL
PARLOR
TO
SERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
It
is
the
great
difference
in
the
results
obtained
from
correct
methods
or
examination
for
defects;
the
carorul
attention
lo
filling
the
prescription
ami
the
details
so
neces
sary
in
correct
frame
rilling
that
causes
our
patients
to
discriminate
in
favor
of
glasses
fit
led
In
our
Optical
Parlor.
We
use
modern
melhods.t
We
try
to
give
courteous
service.
That's
why
you
will
feel
o
much
at
ease
when
you
are
deciding
on
a
frame
that
will
exactly
suit
your
particular
liking.
.
REMEMBER
No
case
presents
perplexities
to
one
qualified
In
the
Sclenco
of
Refraction.
Consult
our
Optometrist
as
you
would
a
friend.
The
ad
vice
will
be
just
as
rcliublc.
Max
Heilbroner
,
527-529
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"Sweet
Daddies"
For
every
man
who
has
a
sweetheart,
for
every
sweet
-heart
who
bu
a
man.
for
eeryoily.
here
-
o
year'
enter
tauimeiil
parked
into
two
hours
ol
laugh,
and
thrills.
The
best
all-round
rat
or
laugh-maker
sou
ever
aw.
The've
made
new
limit?,
for
laughter,
new
levels
ror
ltil.
new
re
-eords
for
thrills.
So
come
lo
popM
Sweet
laddie.
ar'
her.e
See
Ihcm
carry
Ihe
family
quarrel
out
bovoin!
the
twelve
mile
limit.
A
firt-rlass.
'p
romedy-drama.
If
you
saw
"The
Cohen
ami
Ihe
Kelly"
uml
enjovrd
il.
you
will
like
"Sweet
D.idtlie"
ce;i
beller,
fur
it
i
tin
same
cast
conidenibl
strengthened
"U
u
runnier
picture.
COMEDY
PATHE
REVIEW
Cornet
Solo
'Come
Back
to
Erin."
Soloist.
II.
(ireeuiield.
late
with
(i.W.V.A.
baud
thai
loured
the
I
nited
Stales.
Admission
50c
and
25c
Fishermen
A
GRADUATE
EXPERIENCED
REGISTERED
OPTOMETRIST
s
Supplies
FI8H
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPE8,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING.
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
8econd
Avenue
and
McBride
SL
DOLLAR
Saving
SALE
A
DOLLAR
8AVED
IS
A
DOLLAR
EARNEDI
The
above
saying
is
u
proe!
fin
t
mul
ir
von
wish
to
give
it
(he
acid
lest
lake
advantage
or
our
dollar-sauig
sale
on
FRIDAY,
OCT.
1st,
TILL
TUESDAY
OCT.
Bth.
Children'
pure
Cashmere
Storking-.
Little
llaisv.
bla-
k
arl
while,
opto
,ize
0,
reg.
II.V.
Sale.
:
mir
ror
.
.
1
.00
up
lo
sire
,
reg.
85r
and
.0.
Sale,
i
pairs
ror
HI
m
Ladies'
Penmaii's'lleather
lo-e,
reg.
$1.78.
'JjJIe
.
.
Sl.no
Ladies-
Penman's
Ca-lmiere
Ilo-e.
black
and
while,
reg
$I.:I5.
Sale
91.
oo
Children's
llloomers,
navy
and
while,
reg.
lOe
aiiil
;
.
Sale,
H
for
itl.oo
.Misses'
llloomers,
reg.
U.V.
Sale,
2
tor
.....
.
.
,
U)
Cirls'
Drawers,
reg.
uo.
Sale,
-
for
l.oo
OirJs'
Vests,
reg.
85c.
Sale,
2
for
SI.
on
Child.-'
Flannelette
Niahlgowns,
a-10.
reg.
l;.ir,
ami
inl.oO.
Hali'
1.00
Child's
Fleece.lined
Waists,
reg,
05c.
Sale,2
for
,v-
-Ladies'
Fiauneletle
Nighlgowns,
reg.
$1.50.
Sale
.
.
.
Ul.oo
Hoys'
Jerseys,
size
2.;M,
reg.
93.26.
Sale
$.B0.,
a
-amg
of
1.
70.
Children's
Sleepers,
values
up
lo
tjil.10.
Sale
.....
$1.00
Hoys'
Shirts
ami
Drawers,
reg.
,;S
and
!l.30.
Sale
per
garment
75,.
Ladies'
Silk
ami
Cotlonllloomers,
reg.
.30.
Sale
.
Ml.00
Ladies'
Silk
and
Cotton
Vests,
reg.
9
1.30.
Sale
....
$1.00
Striped
Turkish
Towelling,
reg.
I5e.
Sale,
I
yards
for
$1.00
Huckaback
Towelling,
reg.
:10c.
Sale,
3,ydrds
for
.
.
$1.00
WJille
Flannelette,
reg,
ilO.
Sale,
1
for
.
.'.
$.()0
While
C0II011,
reg.
:tt)c.
Sale,
5
yards
for
$.oo
(irey
Cotlon,
reg.
;to.
Sale,
5
yards
for
$.o)
Circular
Pillow
Tubing,
reg.
05c.
Sale,
2
yards
Tor.
.
$1.00
Oood
quality
Sheeling,
reg.
Si.
85.
Sale,
I
V,
yards
for
$1.00
SAVE
A
DOLLAR
WITH
EVERY
PURCHA8E
Coating
jn
u
variety
of
patterns,
reg.
$1.00.
Sale
$U.00
a
yard,
saving
$1.00
a
yard.
'
Skirling,
all
wool.
3(1
inches,
reg.
$:.5),
Sale,
$2.50.
save
$I.00ayanh
Men's
Felt
lints,
reg.
$1.75.
Sale.
$:).75,
save
one
dollar.
Men's
Oxfords,
reg,
$5.75.
Sale,
$1.73,
Men's
Underwear,
leg.
$2.00,
a
garment.
Sale
$I).00
n
suit,
save
one
dollar
a
suit.
And
these
are
not
the
only
bargains,
come
In
and
hare
in
the
savings
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.