f
AGE
SIX
r
v.
I
Mil
Free
Lessons
in
Dennison
Art
Graft
Free
Lessons
will
be
given
in
Dennison
Art
Craft,
comprising
CRYSTALLINE
LAMP
SHADES
SCISSOR
PAINTING
WAX
WORK
FLOWER
MAKING
BASKET
WEAVING,
etc.
Every
Tuesday
and
Friday
Afternoons
from
2
to
5.30
p.m.
Evening
Classes
every
Wednesday
from
7
to
10
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta,
Limited
Third
Avenue
(Opposite
Third
Street)
Phone
-
-
.
.
234
Dried
Fruits
FOR
CHRISTMAS
JUST
ARRIVED
Glaced
Cherries,
per
lb.
."Oc"
Glaced
Cherries,
per
half
lb.
box
or
Crystalied
Cherries,
per
lb.
M)r
Mixed
Peel,
cut,
"per
lb.
of
Orange
Peel,
per
lb.
.
.
ii."r
Lemon
Peel,
per
lb.
...
250
Citron
Peel,
per
lb
r0
Bulk
Raisins,
G
lbs.
for
i."(
Currants,
6
lbs.
for
Oof?
Black
Figs,
3
lb
.
for
.
.
."0?
We
also
have
greatly
reduced
prices
on
all
other'
fruits.
Please
telephone
us
your
needs
which
will
have
our
immediate
attention,
Mussallera
Grocery
COMPANY,
LTD.
117-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phone
18
and
Phone
84
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Penman:
FULL
FASHfONED
Silk
Hose
All
Silk
to
top,
in
the
newest
shades
$2.50
per
pair
H.S.WalIaceCo.Ltd.
Phone
9
3rd
&
Fullon
St.
Large
Front
Room
suitable
for
office.
Apply
Wallaces.
REDUCTION
in
Prices
13
per
cent
off
(
for
two
weeks
only
'
Come
in
and
inspect
our
stock
M
T.
LEE
LADIES'
&
GENTLEMEN'S
TAILOR
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Box
977
t
FINED
$300
LIQUOR
CHARGE
Taxi-Operator
Gets
Sentence
This!
Morning
in
Police
Court
'
round
ruutjr
on
a
charte
of
seutna-
Ukjuor.
Juwi
Cum,
taxi
operator,
ni
nnra
juo.
wim
the
apuon
of
ttatv
months'
Unprlaonmrnt
with
bard
labor
by
Magistrate
UKXjtnont
in
city
polar
court
UUa
morning.
Thua
vaa
datpca
of
tn
fourth
case
of
acres
of
a
Hrallar
nature
valeh
have
reMtHed
from
ttx
recent
aUtUea
in
the
city
of
opera-
tires
of
the
ISouor
Central
Bali.
whose
Identity
became
(Usclod
forth
flrrt
time
this
morning
when
(bay
ap
peared
in
court
to
give
their
evMeoM
against
Currle.
the
flrat
to
be
tttfd
of
those
who
pleaded
not
guUty
to
cnargea.
The
aecoed
case,
that
of
Oeorgta
Snowden.
la
proeeedtoc
this
afternoon.
E.
r.
Jones
appeared
for
the
crown
and
L.
W.
PaUnore
acted
on
behalf
of
the
defendant
In
the
Ourrie
eaae
which
waa
very
similar
In
nature
to
many
of
auch
kind
that
bare
been
heard
here.
Bickering
of
codnsel
featured
the
hoar-tag
and
Hia
Worship
ealled
for
order
on
aome
oeoaalona
when
several
oer-
aona
lnrohed
got
foctferouaty
arguing
aU
at
the
came
time.
cii.k(ii:h
i
kamk-i
i
The
first
witness.
Provincial
Con-
ateWe
Daniel
Darroch
of
the
Liquoi
Control
Board,
several
umea
had
du-feiencea
with
Mr.
Patmore
and
took
Issue
with
him
on
a
number
of
poliru
of
law.
Mr.
Jones
accused
Mr.
Pat-
one
Juncture,
told
the
court
that
be
had
reason
to
believe
that
an
attempt
was
being
made
to
frame
up
the
various
defences
and
that
tills
could
fee
proven.
Mr.
Jones
would
not
say
that
Mr.
Patmore
was
Involved
In
any
such
attempt.
The
assertion
of
Mr.
Jonas
was
made
when
Mr.
Patmore
endeavored
to
ascertain
from
wltnea
one
other
place,
beside
that
In
question,
where
ne
had
bought
liquor.
Crown
counsel
and
witness
refused
to
answer
the
question
and
the
magistrate
ruled
In
favor
of
their
contention
to
thai
end.
Mr.
Patmore
was
successful
In
having
several
other
disputable
questions
admitted.
Briefly.
jhe
story
of
the
witness
was
that
at
1130
pm.
on
November
9
In
tocin
34
of
the
Savoy
Hotel
accused
brought
him
up
a
small
bottle
of
brandy
for
which
he
charged
him
13.
them
money
being
paid.
A
few
minute
previous,
witness
had
arranged
on
the
street
with
accused
for
thebotUe.
Con
stable
Macdonald.
also
of
the
Liquor
Control
Board,
was
present
at
the
time
of
the
sale
as
was
also
accused
and
a
man
named
8tewart.
Witness
paid
for
the
bottle
with
two
2-dolkar
bills,
receiving
a
one-dollar
blU
In
charge.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
.NOTICE
Of
.tl'l'MCATION
1
OK
IlKEH
MlEM't
NOTICE
13
HEREBY
GIVEN
that,
on
the
3rd
day
of
December
next,
the
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
in
respect
of
premises
being
part
of
the
building
known
as
Seal
Cove
Hotel,
sit
uate
at
tne
city
ol
prince
RUDert.
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
as
all
that
portion
of
Waterfront
Block
"I."
Bay
of
Prince
Rupert.
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Proving
of
British
Columbia.
Map
023.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
and
being
more
particularly
described
as
lollows:
Commencing
at
a
point
which
lies
in
a
straight
line
of
bearing
north
69
leg..
28'
8"
East
a
distance
of
767.20
feet
from
the
centre
of
circle
as
shown
on
said
Plan
923.
Section
7.
thence
south
6deg..
35'
25"
East
a
distance
of
60
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
83deg.
24'
35"
Eaat
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
'6def.
35'
25"
West
a
distance
of
60
feet
to
a
point,
thence
South
83dea.
24'
35"
West
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
the
point
of
commencement"
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phone
45
and
57
i
MBBsBHLWaaaaaaaWBLa
THE
DAILY.
NEWS
THE
DISPOSAL
C"!WL:aW
ihe
bo:
tie
was
drawu
and
everybody
had
a
driuk.
MAS
MIT
IHUNK
Under
cross-cxafnuiatlon.
witness
donlad
having
been
"puking
drunk."
lhe
liquor
was
so
strong
thai
It
was
rue
that
he
was
gagged
and
some
uolMUr
came
to
his
Kps.
He
waa
not
n
toxica
ted
He
denied
having
"puked"
n
other
occasions
In
Prince
Rupert
Jnnks
ware
smaller
than
those
la
Vancouver,
possibly
because
of
the
mere
of
bullying
the
witness
and,
atlralght
that
had
to
be
paid.
This
drew
a
titter
fruaa
the
crowd
In
the
court
room.
Darroch
gave
much
other
evidence
In
iatall
and
the
next
witness
was
Con-table
R
N.
McDonald,
another
oSVoer
-f
the
Liquor
Control
Board.
Witnesses
for
the
defence
were
R.
Stewart
and
accused.
The
defense
consisted
of
a
straight
d
total
whloh
the
magistrate
refused
to
accept,
giving
decision
and
Imposing
sentence
aa
recorded
above.
N
CANADIAN
LEGION
TO
REALIZE
$300
RESULT
ARMISTICE
COLLECTION
Receipts
by
the
Canadian
Legion
for
relief
work
will
amount
to
welt
over
WOO.
K
Is
expected,
as
a
result
of
activities
far
that
cause
In
connection
with
the
observance
of
Armistice
Day.
Receipts
with
a
few
more
returns
yet
to
be
made,
are
as
follows:
I.O.D.
Tag
Day
High
School
Booth
8ch
x;
Borden
Street
School
Seal
Cove
School
Annunciation
School
8172.01
of
Geo.
D.
Tites
15
TOOTLER
GETS
RIGHT
OF
WAY
Queer
Device
LWd
by
Pedestrian
to
Protect
Himself
Crossing
Streets
j
.
LONDON.
Nov.
It-
The
"tootler"
la
a
Banquet
collections
51JW
erinned
and.
atonnlnV
the
um.
r.f.
I
quarters
of
a
million
dollars
beyond
current
revenue
would
Impair
the
credit
of
the
city.
A
few
years
ago
the
finances
of
Ed-
for
the
sale
of
beer
bv
the
tlaaa
or
bv
'
raonton
were
badly
Involved
and
her
tne
open
oottie
lor
consumption
on
the
ered;t
gone.
A
period
of
entrenchment
"
nwm
i&wa
DATED
this
4th
day
of
Nevember.
1927
!
followed
wrth
a
H.
A.
DODD.
i
but
of
Applicant
i
rlpM
development
in
the
cMy
with
a
tendency
to
Increase
expenditures.
I
,
JBnBnUHHBHBB
APPLE
FOR
THIS
WEEK
.;2.."()
Crated
Jonathans,
per
box
.S2.'i1
Grimes
Golden,
Delicious,
Yellow
N'ewton,
and
several
other
varieties
at
reduced
prices.
With
every
box
of
Apples
sold
at
the
above
prices,
you
can
have
2
bottles
of
Heinz
Catsup
for
'Or)
1
bottle,
regular
sale
:tOr
3
bottles,
regular
sale
H.r
Local
Fresh
Eggs,
per
doz.
.
.
TOc
D.C.
Fresh
Firsts,
per
doz.
.
.
00c
B.C.
Pullet
Extras,
3
doz.
Sjtl.15
Every
egg
guaranteed
We
are
selling
150
lb.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee
this
week.
Fer
lb.
.".Of;
or
3
lbs.
for
$1.1."
India
Ceyton
Tea
(highest
qual-l
ity).
per
lb
Our
Amas
Fruit.
Candy,
and
Bis
cuits,
etc.,
are
arriving
daily
Stock
up
now
and
get
the
best.
Cash
and
Carry
I
Grocery
.
.
,
,
.....
1
Sixth
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
rancy
Mcintosh,
per
box
.
.
Crated
Mcintosh,
per
box
.
.
Fancy
Jonathans,
per
box
"C"
G
rade
Jonathans,
per
box
It
is
not
what
you
earn
that
adds
to
your
bank
account,
it's
per
cent
to
25
per
cent.
Milk,
3
for
;ir,?
or
per
case
Sfr.Til)
49
lb.
Sack
of
Flour
Sj.OO
10
lb.
Sugar
ir,?
2
lb.
Butter,
E.C.D
ur,c
14
lb.
box
Butter,
E.C.D.
.
.
SjiO.iiO
Capital
Butter
.
.
-I."r
3
lb
14
lb.
box
Capital
J.S."
Kemo
Potatoes,
per
sack
.
.
1.00
China
Boiled
Oats,
pkg
40f
Shredded
Wheat,
Bran
Flakes,
or
Pep,
2
for
tWr,
Corn
Flakes
j,
10r
Old
Dutch
Clearer
100
White
Swan
or
Boyal
Crown
Soap,
C
for
2.10
Palmolive,
Fels
Naptha
or
Lux
Soap,
3
for
25
Coffee,
fresh
ground,
per
lb.
High
Grade
Bulk
Tea,
per
lb.
(Hit
Bacon.
Swift
Premium
or
Shamrock
in
piece
lots,
per
lb.
48f
Sliced
."."
Phone
301
$5.00
orders
delivered
free
""
'
fla
U'a
Va-t
rraa
An
"T-
nsflAiraUn
a..-
1297.23
EDMONTON
WARNED
NOT
TO
SPEND
MUCH
Financial
llmir
Say
Impaired
If
Capital
Made
Credit
Will
Expenditure
tie
EDMONTON.
Nov.
14.
Edmonton
city
has
been
warned
by
the
Eastern
financial
bouses
that
it
must
keep
the
capital
expenditures
for
the
coming
year
down.
To
spend
more
than
three
n,
via.
art
cvvimu
n
avs
i
two
up.
"By
the
time
I
got
as
far
as
Tottenham
Court
Road,
t
had
entered
fully
Into
the
spirit
of
tne
thing.
I
was
the
Complete
Pedestrian,
the
Apostle
of
the
Rlghta
of
the
Padhoofer.
I
honked
my
defiance
to
the
world
at
large.
"I
shook
off
a
following
trail
of
messenger
boys
by
Jumping
on
a
bus
that
took
me
to
Piccadilly.
This
is
the
circus
where
pedestrians
are
put
through
their
pacea
and
taught
to
'Jump
to
It.'
That's
all
wrong,
and
aa
I
stood
and
watched
the
traffic
rushing
past
oblivious
to
my
querulous
honking,
I
fretted
and
fumed.
I
stretched
out
an
enquiring
tee
and
drew
It
back
hurriedly,
as
a
taxi
flashed
past
In
a
cloud
of
bad
language
from
the
driver.
ALSO
IM.II
1LAIJ
Something
must
be
done.
I
took
out
a
red
handkerchief.
'tied
It
to
mi
atlsk
steady
improvement
I
honked,
and
waved
mv
flair.
The
tor.
rate
uicic
iitxv
i:rii
rbiKrr
rent
was
stemmed.
The
buses
drew
;
up
out
of
sheer
amacement.
I
waved!
on
the
crowd
that
was
patiently
wait
the
Red
Sea.
ushered
my
band
of
pll-1
grlms
across
the
road.
I
walked
down)
I
Haymsrket.
There
'
was
a
Rolls-Royce
j
I
in
front,
cruising
liong
with
dignity
!
I
and
I
honked
imDatlentlv.
A
heaw
1
j
furred
glove
reached
out
and
waved
me
'
on.
I
trotted
alongside
and
passed
on.
"Crossing
Pall
Mall
I
demanded
precedence
over
a
furniture-moving
van.)
The
driver
laughed.
He
made
derisive
i
remarks
and
showed
no
disposition
to
accede
to
my
demand.
By
this
tune
the
i
wnat
you
save,
in
buying
your
crowd
vu
immiiin.
inmfnrt.hw
f..
and
called
It
a
day
for
the
tootler.
ELIZABETHS
ASKED
CONTRIBUTE
TO
COT
IN
EXETER
HOSPITAL
LONDON.
Nov
14
The
hospital
for
Crippled
Children
which
has
been
erected
at
Exeter
la
to.
be
opened
on
November
IS
by
the
Duehess
of
York.
who.
with
the
Duke
of
York,
will
yuit
Exeter
for
the
purpose.
In
connection
with
Stock
Continuing
Today
Hundreds
of
Bargains
I
one
from
an
El
Isabel!)
aged
84
and
an-
i
other
from
one
aed
three
mouths."
TRINIDAD
COOLIES
ENTER
PROFESSIONS
STRATFORD.
Nov
14.
-
It
is
time
we
quit
talking
about
race
pride."
said
Rev.
J.
A.
Scrlmgcour.
of
Trinidad,
the
Island
home
of
asphalt,
addressing
a
fare
well
gathering
In
his
honor.
"The
In
bright
Idea
of
a
Southampton
man
woo
dUnt
0
Trinidad
were
offscquruig
and
recently
asserted
the
rig
his
of
the
pe-
,trcet
weeping
of
India,
who
came
destrtan
by
having
a
motor-horn
at-
j
eoolles.
Today,
these
very
peo-tached
to
hl-walk1ng
stick
and
tootling
pit
ln
memben
of
legislatures,
expert
It
when
he
wished
to
cross
the
street.
lawyers,
trained
medical
men
and
men
"rwoer
lasoineiea
with
tne
weajof
scientific
research,
teacher,
and
u-
ano
triea
tne
experiment
nere.
lie
relates
bis
experiences
as
follows:
ceasful
business
men.
Missionary
teach
ing
and
preaching
wrought
the
miracle."
aii
pioneers
are
misunderstood.
I
jjr
scrlmgeour
will
be
In
Trinidad
to
carefully
selected
an
efficient
motor-1
help
celebrate
the
60th
anniversary
of
bom.
It
was
a
terror
for
1U
sice.
I
i
.fee
Canadian
mimwmi
to
u
.t
in.
damped,
ft
on
to'
my
walking-stick.
and
aa
I
walked
I
honked.
In
Italbom
an
old
gentleman
heard
me
honk,
jumped,
looked
round,
noticed
nothing,
and
scowled
accusingly
at
an
Innocent
messenger
boy
on
tne
eppoarte
aide
of
the
street.
"My
first
crossing
was
amy's
Inn-road
at
Huloora
Bars.
There
wai
a
steady
stream
of
traffic.
I
honked
and
walked
sedately
across
to
the
blank
amarement
of
the
policeman
on
traffic
duty
and
the
spoptectlc
speechlessness
of
a
bus
driver.
STAUTI-KI
I'OI.ICTMAN
"At
the
Klngswsy
traffic
Jam.
I
got
behind
the
pollconan
aa
he
blocked
1415
the
stream
of
traffic.
Hank.
honk.
bonk.
24.05
1
The
policeman
turned
and
glared
at
2231
j
the
coal-lorry
behind.
Oot
a
date?
he
i
ailrd
the
unwitting
driver.
Then
he.
xj
spotted
the
horn.
All
right,
sir.
,
he'
dlans
of
Trinidad,
founded
by
Dr.
John
Morton,
of
Nova
Sootla.
The
festivities
come
next
January.
TIME'S
I'OOTrKINTS.
A
historian
announce
that
womer
used
cosmetics
In
the
Middle
Age
VVosnen
still
use
eosmeties
In
the
mid
die
sgea.
London
Opinion.
scots
wiia
II
w:.-
"How
about
a
lttUe
remuneration
for
my
efforts?"
the
vagrant
minstrel
asked.
"Sure
thing,"
the
Scotsman
replied.
"What
do
you
want
me
to
alng?"
Texas
Ranger.
.
u
.
i
t,tmv
w
Mir
I
II
j
iwwv
SYNOPSIS
OF
LANDACTM1ENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved,
survived
Crown
lands
may
bs
pre-empted
bj,
Rrltlsb
subjects
over
It
years
of
age.
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intsntloa
'.o
heroin
HrltUh
subjects,
conditional
upon
resldsncs,
occupation,
aid
Improvement
for
aarlcultural
ourpoaes
Full
Information
ooncsrnlnn
raT
.atlons
regarding
prs-emptlons
la
given
in
Bulletin
No.
1,
Land
Serlea,
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land,"
copies
of
tihtch
ran
he
obtained
free
of
charge
y
addressing
the
Department
of
Lands,
Victoria.
B.C..
or
to
any
Oov-arnment
Agent
v
Records
will
t
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
tor
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
Is
not
timber-land.
I.e..
carryinat
over
1,000
board
feet
Ter
acre
west
of
ths
Coast
Ranis
and
t.000
fast
par
acrs
sast
of
that
Range.
Applications
for
prs-emptlons
are
to
be
addressed
to
ths
Land
Com-
ing,
and.
like
the
Israelites
crossing
mlesloner
of
tha
Land
Recording
Dl
groceries
here
you
save
from
10!
tious
at
my
expense,
so
I
caught
a
bust
?I?
aSiicMitura?
-Kbelr
coming
visit
Dame
Georgian
Bui-
I.V
r.j
i..
i...
ier3daughter
Sf
Aeialaisir
$3dvers
1
jgr
,
'
LeA'E'
.
lur.
writevl
W
A
.
a
a.
I.
thoWtt
,t
wSuld
be
a!V
E?ZiJS?tt
eS.
graceful
act
if
Her
Royal
Hlghneas
were!
may
be
lsassd
by
one
perse
or
a
'
Princess
Cot.
named
after
herself
and
Of
1
nau
aaugnter.
and
to
accept
on
oi
ine
nospital
tDe
uuu
required
for
the
cot's
endowment.
The
orgsnl-zers
of
this
scheme
are
Inviting
contributions
from
all
who
may
be
In
sympathy
with
Its
object,
but
especially
from
those
who
bear
the
name
of
Elizabeth
or
any
of
its
derivatives,
auch
as
Betty,
Elsie.
Lizzie
etc.
"DoaatifKi-
'.r.jij
received
include
vialon.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
mads
on
printed
forma,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
must
La
occupied
for
five
years
and
improvements
mads
to
value
of
$10
per
acrs,
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
lsaat
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received.
For
mors
detailed
Information
see
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Prs-ampt
Land."
U
PURCHASE
Application
are
received
for,
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
mi
that
occasion
asked
to
dedicate
a
company,
not
being
tlmberland.
purposes;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(
arable)
land
la
IS
per
acre,
and
second-class
(rras-Ing)
land
12.50
per
acrs.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
is
arlvsn
In
Bulletin
No.
10.
Land
Series.
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
industrial
sites
o
Umber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
b
purchased
or
lsassd,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
stumps
e.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurvsyed
areas,
not
sxesedlng
1
acrea.
may
u.
leaaeo
aa
nomesltae,
conditional
upon
a
dwslllng
being
ereoted
In
ths
first
year,
Utls
being
obtainable
after
realdenee
and
improvement
eondltlons
are
fulfilled
Under
ths
Q
rax
In
Act
ths
Prwr-lnoe
la
divided
Into
erasing
dletrleU
and
the
range
administered
uadsr
a
Oraalng
Commissioner.
Annual
frexlnjr
permits
are
leaned
baaed
o
umbara
ranged,
priority
kelag
given
t
establish
4
owners.
Stock-vsmera
may
form
aaexUatloue
fee
raner
BULoacetaent
rrse.
er
partly
free,
permiu
are
a
rail
able
tor
aetUawm.
eavjapera
and
trarellia-a,
as
u
teas
nil
i
in
i
.
5
Dollar
Day
Sa
1
n
P.
.
...
.
n
YARD
GOODS
DUPART.MENT
Red
Bordered
Linen,
reg.
H6c.
Sale,
4
yrdn
Kitchen
Towelling,
reg.
26c.
Sale,
C
yard
.
Kitchen
Towelling,
reg.
40c.
Sale,
S
yards
.
F.xtra
Social
Barns
ley
Towelling,
reg.
21c.
Sal.
;
White
Cotton,
36"
wide.
reg.
2frc.
Sal,
C
yard-Pillow
Tubing,
40
and
42"
wide,
re.
0g.
Sale.
-01
inch
Sheeting,
reg.
$1.00.
Sate
1
apj
1-8
yai.i
81
inch
Sheeting,
reg.
86c.
Sal.
I'j
arl
.
Whi.e
Cotton.
SG"
wide.
reg.
40c.
Sal.-,
:
yardi
flood
quality
Pillow
Slip,
reg.
S5c.
Sul,
4
for
l.ood
quality
White
Flannelette,
5
yarda
Unbleached
Cotton,
36"
wide,
7
yards
fer
...
.
T'nbleached
Cotton.
3"
wide,
reg.
:ti
Sale.
I
-Canton
Flannel,
reg.
40c.
Sale,
3
yardt
f
or
.
.
Special
Bargains
in
Sheeting
Remn.r
Striped
Flannelette.
Sale,
6
yard
Kimona
Cloth,
reg.
85c.
Sale,
2-.
yard-
Valenciennes
Lace,
to
clear,
12
yards
rUe,
or
2-
.
Wool,
assorted
colors.
Sale,
7
balls
for
Wool,
2
os.
balls,
to
clear,
reg.
50c.
Salo,
6
ba!N
Several
shades
Double
Knitting
Wool,
reg.
40c.
Shetland
Floss,
reg.
15c.
Sale.
9
balls
Saxony
Wool,
popular
shades,
reg.
35c.
Sale.
4
Im
SPECIAL
IN
CI1ILDRK.VC
WKAR
Children's
Heavy
Fleece-lined
Waists,
reg.
65c
s.
Children's
Sleepers,
sizes
0,
1,
2,
S.
Sale
Babies'
Wool
Gaiters,
in
Black,
Red
and
White.
;
Sale
Children's
Wool
Mitts,
la
Blue.
Red,
Maroon
aiut
,
50.
Sale,
3
for
Children's
Wool
and
Cotton
Drawers,
rug.
75c
t
;
pair.
Sale,
4
for
School
Specialties
7
Scribblers.
G
Pencils.
1
I
Qrayon,
1
pkge.
Envelopes.
1
Erase.
Ail
for
LADIES'
SPECIALS
Indies'
White
Flannelette
Nightgowns,
to
clear
,
Ladies'
Silk
and
Wool
Hose
to
clear,
reg.
$1.60
t
Ladies'
Black
Cashmere
Hose.
reg.
$1.00.
Sale.
85
Indies'
Lusca
Silk
Vests,
reg.
$1.45.
Sale
Extra
Special
for
Ladies
5
Lawn
Handkerchict
-dsr
Puff,
4
yard
Fancy
Garter
Elastic,
all
:'
e
J
r
BOYS'
AND
MEN'S
SPECIALS
Boys'
Tiger
Brand,
2-piece
Suits,
reg.
$1.36
each
-
Boys'
Wool
Shirts,
reg.
$1.45.
Sale
f
Boys'
Grey
Flannel
Shirts,
reg.
$1.36.
Sale
Boys'
Penman's
"IV
Shirts
and
Drawers,
reg.
$12",
V
each
Boys'
Fleece-lined
Shirts
and
Drawers,
sites
22
:
86c
to
$1.00.
To
clear
at
2
for
r
Men's
Heavy
Working
Sox,
reg.
SOe.
Sale,
4
for
Men's
Worsted
Hose,
reg.
65c.
Sale,
2
for
...
.
i-Ixtra
Special
for
Men
1
Tie,
2
Handkerchiefs,
4
Buttons,
all
for
i.
Clearing
off
fiirls'
Winter
Coats
at
20
per
cent
It-
We
have
only
a
few
Indies'
Heavy
Winter
Coats
left
h.:hf
are
clearing
at
25
per
cent
less.
This
Is
a
fnp
THESE
VALUES
ARE
FOR
CASH
ONLY
Jabour
Bros
,
Ltd.
I'hone
613
WESTHOLME
T
3rd
Avenue
and
?th
Street
HEATH
MONDAY
ONLY,
7
and
9
p.m.
Hoot
Gibson
In
"HEY,
HEY,
COWBOY"
KATHLEEN
KEY,
"SLIM"
SUMMERVILLE.
WHEELER
OAKMAN,
CLARKE
COMSTOCK,
and
others
"BILL
GRIMM'S
PROGRESS"
SERIES
No.
11
"Blisters
Under
the
Skin."
A
featurette
with
Jack
Luden,
Al
Cooke,
Kit
La...
garet
Morris
and
all
star
cast.
INTERN
ATI
ON
A
L
N
EWS
Admission
35c
and
10c
Han
ad
ian
National
Largeft
Ifrilway
Sylem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AlS.fl
TItAIN
SERVICE
SaUlngs
from
l-KIXCK
111
I'EKf
for
V.iNCOl
VEIL
VICTOKIA.
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s.a.
a-e.
asr-h
t
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S.JX1.
iiiiixiiruittLr
puiuksi,
-
KIV.IUT
and
ANVOX,
each
Vi:ilXEMAV.
10.00
pin.
ItTII
and
SOLTII
Ql'EKS
CIIAKI.OTTB
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and
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1150
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CiEOUCE
States
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HTKA.M8IIII'
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Use
Canadian
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Exprrss
for
Slnej
Ordrrs.
Forrljo
He,
also
for
your
next
slilpmrnt.
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pi.od
S
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