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and
Personal
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afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
last
at
S:S0.
la
reposted
to
be
en
time
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l
tela
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il
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tesstgbt.
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build
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Three
games.
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iiic
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j.'
r.
omm
Phoaee
and
10c.
Accessories
In
anticipation
of
the
advent
of
the
new
Ford
Car.
in
the
our
future,
we
have
decided
to
cltar
out
our
tock
of
Ford
Accessories.
We
list
btlow
a
few
of
the
principal
items,
and
you
will
find
in
our
,tK'k
room,
many
amaller
items,
on
which
we
are
giving
dimiiar
reduced
pricei.
Old
New
Price.
Price.
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p$r
eet
inaUlied
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llUMPHRBn
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122.00
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a
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as
well
as
efcafm-ni
ivrii
v
i
splendid
eelection
of
Boxed
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prettily
decoraUd
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Whit.
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Pink
Nt.
paper
and
Envelopes,
and
white
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with
Gilt
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$8.7fl
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rahinot
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metal
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i
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nniMr
and
four
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paper
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ST.
TELEPHONES
8?200
Chinese
Table
Lamps
and
Torcheres
MAKE
ACCEPTAIJLE
XMAS
GIFTS
See
our
window
display
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
'venue
Phone
123
JPyTOji
"1
"d
help
develop
OeNral
mo.
it
better
ouel.
u
rnest
Love,
who
baa
ban
a
hiiatiiaei
visitor
in
the
city
tor
the
paat
weak.
win
mum
to
Stewart
on
the
Prince
Buert
tomorrow
night.
On
irwornraendaUon
of
the
flnanot
ooaaaaUtee.
the
city
council
last
night
awarderl
10
Alex
McBaa
Co
.
Ltd.
th
Contract
tcr
the
Drintlmi
of
mm
three
tTstottsand
ledger
ahetta
for
the
uUUtlea
department.
There
was
Tut
the
one
which
waa
1876.25.
At
the
saggestlon
of
City
Solicitor
E
F.
Jones
who
stated-that
the
matter
was
an
Important
one
which
ahould
be
osnatdered
by
the
full
board,
the
city
opuncll
last
night
da
far
red
final
m-stderaUon
of
the
amended
Street
Tramc
Bylaw
untu
toe
meeting
two
weeks
Tkt
court
of
rerlaton
on
the
1938
Uat
artll
alt
on
Deo-
10
tt.a
pja.
The
following
were
of
the
court
at
last
naahtla
aeunell
nitin.
K
totuw
aSayor
eNtpbena:
Aid.
Tinker.
Aid.
Un
let.
Aid.
W.
J.
Ofter,
Aid.
Brown
and
Aid.
Unaey
stated
at
-last
night's
Meting
of
the
city
oounell
that
there
had
been
conaMeraMe
erltlclam
at
the
etoalnf
of
the
reading
room
at
auch
a
ae
sa
thla.
when
It
waa
particularly
I
popular,
for
the
purpose
of
making
re
pairs
to
the
floor.
Aid.Xlneey
waa
in
formed
bgc
Aid.
W.
J.
Oner
that
it
waa
sapseted
that
the
work
would
be
completed
by
today.
There
waa
a
bare
quorum
at
laat
night's
council
meeting,
those
present
being
Aid.
f.
M
Stephens,
who
waa
elected
aettog
saseor,
Aid.
O.
P.
Tinker.
A!d
W.
M.
Brown,
Aid.
W.
J.
Orwrr
and
Aid.
R.
F.
Perry.
Mayor
Newton
la
absent
attending
a
Conservative
con-vertlor
In
Vancouver:
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer
waa
out
hunting,
and
the
absence
of
Aid.
Oscar
Careen
was
unaccounted'
irr.
A
report
from
the
finance
committee
iwoommendlng
the
sale
of
bonds
sa
follows
to
a
O
HfUand
waa
accept
f.
by
the
city
council
laat
night:
t2.000
five
per
cents
due
January
1B34
at
07
84:
S3.0O0
five-end-half
per
ctnti
due
January
1SS0
at
SI00
Aid.
Tinker
Informed
the
council
that
these
were
beads
which
bad
.been
purchased
by
the
city
last
year
from
a
financial
concern.
The
finance
committee
took
the
view
that
It
would
be
advisable
to
eel
them
again
and
have
the
money
to
CAM)
OF
THAN
KB.
Mr.
and
Mn.
Iversen
and
daughter
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bant
Underdahl
desire
to
convey
their
sincere
thanks
to
the
many
friends
for.
the
kind
expressions
of
sympathy
and
floral
tributes
received
during
their
recent
aad
bereavement,
and
also
to
8t.
Paul'
Lutheran
Church
Choir
and
to
Mrs.
J.
H.
MoLeod.
.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Pint
United
Church
Baaaar
December
1.
"Adam
Eva."
Westholme
Theatre.
December
6
and
7.
Adair
Oatto
LOOS.
Bovatty
Baaaar
December
9.
Piav
by
United
Church
Ladles
December
15.
Special
Value
(33
(
Sandwich
Plate
$6.50
t
This
new
article
Is
good
quality
silver
plate
and
the
;
handle
screws
off
so
it
can
'
also
be
used
with
a
small
glass
dish
in
the
centre
fori
olives
or
crackers
and
cheese,
or.
a
plain,
cake
or
sandwich
plate.
Seritffor
our
new
catalogue
Ltue
store
with
the
clocn
St.
AadseVa
OaclsSf
anflaal'
ball
1.M
Adl
row
.rwowtjjfy
P
m.
,
will
hold
iu
itormm
tomor-
M.
Oanclns
9
Ftret
United
Osatrch
Bazaar
on
Thursday
afterneoal
at
S
o'clock
in
the
church
pari
on
The
Ladlet'
Orchestra
will
provide
aauete.
280
Accounts
tor
the
two
weeks
ending
Novsaaber
St
aod
tetaUlng
tbOJHOM
ware
passed
tor
pafiltit
at
laat
Bights
saeetln
of
the
sttg
swunell.
PssiengSM
booked
to
sail
tonight
on
the
Oaaaosun
tor
Vaasourer
include
Mrs.
H.
Wtlaoa.
Uhs
Irene
Bowsaw.
Edward
d.
'Brown
sad
W.
8
Harrla.
Reserve
your
seat
at
Orme's
today,
otherwlae
you
ranaet
JM
guaranteed
a
Mat
for
-Adam
and
Bra'
at
the
West-holme
Theatre
neat
Ttieaday
and
Wednesday.
Hyde
Transfer
new
agenta
for
Al-Alberta
Bootless
aad
Pembina
Peerless
These
coals
are
uader
eoeer,
doat
bu
water,
buy
coal.
tl2
a
ton
oan
you
.beat
ItT
tf
i
j
Union
steamer
Oaenosun.
Capt.
J.
A.
nndlay.
la
due
a
o'clock
this
after-,aocn
from
Aayoa.
Stewart
and
other
northern
porta
of
oaU
and
will
aati
for
:
Vancouver
aad
wsfpotnu
shortly
Edward
O'.
Brown
of
Vancouver,
who
haa
been
looking
ever
mining
properties
in
the
Hazel
ton
district
with
W
8
t
Duke
i
Harrla.
will
return
south
on
the
Camosun
tonight.
Mr.
Harrla
alao
belnt;
baoked
to
sell
for
Vancouver
on
the
aame
veaael.
CM.
HOTEL
FOR
VANCOUVER
Reclamation
Work
at
l'ale
Creek
Also
to
be
Carried
Out
by
I
Railway
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
29.
An
order-ln-
councll
authorising
the
agreement
be
tween
the
city
of
Vancouver
and
th
Caiiadlan
Nut.onal
Railway
was
paasec
by
the
federal
cabinet
at
Ottawa
thb
morning.
Mayor
Taylor
la
advised
by
Or.
J.
M.
King,
to
the
effect
that
the
Canadian
National
Hotel
wlU
be
started
in
19&8
as
well
as
the
False
Creek
re
clamation.
Involving
an
expenditure
bj
the
railways
of
at
least
S7.000,000
within
the
next
four
years.
It
la
said.
I.O.D.E.
ENCOURAGES
BRITISH
FILMS
TO
BE
SHOWN
THIS
COUNTRY
TORONTO.
Nov.
29.
The
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire
Is
en-
:
deavurlng
by
precept
and
practice
t.
-
promote
the
showing
In
Canada
of
Brit-
lah
films,
particularly
In
view
of
tht
fact
tht
at
the
present
time
it
it
claim
ed
that
D2
per
cent
of
the
moving
pic
tures
shown
in
this
country
are
foreign
Not
leng
ago
Lady
Cowan,
president
o.
the
Br.tiah
Women's
Patriotic
League
and
chairman
of
the
British
Film
Committee
of
.
Patriotic
Societies,
tourec
Canada
in
support
of
a
propaganda
fu
British
films
and
related
Inter-Emplrt
Problems,
In
an
interview
with
Mia-Church,
president
of
the
I.O.D.E..
Ladj
Cowan
stated
that
there
was
no
bait)
in
fact
for
the
Impression
created
bj
film
producers
in
this
country
thai
desirable
British
films
were
not
obtained
for
Canada
but.
on
the
contrary,
British
films,
beautiful
in
portraiture,
artistic
in
conception
and
wholesome
In
character
were
avallabl
provided
that
a
sufficiently
strong
appeal
'or
their
use
be
forthcoming.
These
Include
dramatized
stories
by
some
oi
the
best
known
British
suthors,
fine
travelogues
and
charming
films
of
edu.
cations!
value
for
children.
With
the
Idea
ol
strengthening
the
bends
that
unite
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire,
of
acquainting
Britishers
with
toe
wonder
and
extent
of
the
countries
under
the
British
Hag,
aud
of
en
couraging
home
products,
an
organim
Uon
has
been
formed
In
Canada
ijnown
as
the
Canadian
Council
for
Empire
films,
with
headquarters
In
Toronto.
In
connection
with
this
a
provisional
committee,
of
which
Mist
Chuteh.
president
of
the
Daughters
of
the
Empire
is
a
member,
has
been
formed
pending
the
organization
of
a
National
Committee
to
include
all
organisations
Interested
in
this
project.
The
first
British
ilcture
to
be
presented
under
the
aegis
of
the
tew
organization
is
entitled
The
Immortals
of
Bounle
Scotland"
which
will
give
pictures
of
the
life
of
Sir
Walter
Scott
with
scenes
frorr.
his
best
work,
and
of
Bobble
Burnt
andthe
scjfolc
inspiration
of
eomSjQ
nlgjpoeini.
ijtTOa
piauemaytL.
b'flled'TaaJj'r
films
whlcR
are
epics
ofifiiUtcwyVs'uch
as
The
Battle
of
Falkland
Islands."
"Oorortel,"
etc.
The
Daughters
of
the
Empire
have
already
approved
ol
such
British,
films
as
the
Prince
of
Wale
Travel
film.
"Ypres"
and
others,
and
are
very
keen
to
advance
in
every
miy
possible
the
further
introduction
or
BniLsh
ftimis
in
Canada,
so
that
the
perwmMsr
of.
such
pictures
n:.y
became
as
great
as
that
of
Aus-tr.ili.i
;:;k!
some
of
the
other
Dominions
i
!
'r
E:
:"
li
Il!:ili.
'.
.
PAGE
THREE
BOVEIL
means
BEEF
"rHE
great
races
of
the
world,
great
iri?
energy,
vigour
and
achievement
are
all
consumers
of
Beef.
In
concentrated
form
BOVRIL
contains
all
the
nourishment
of
piime
beef,
and
science
has
proved
that
Bovril
increases
your
vitality,
greatly
improves
and
stimulates
your
circulation,
and
gives
you
that
extra
vigour
and
energy
that
add
to
the
joy
of
life.
A
Daily
Cup
o
Puts
BEEF
mto
YOU
See
the
name
en
the
bottle
and
refuse
substitutes.
li
Sslti
Reprexatuivet
for
Canada!
9
!'5sBBSaaaWr
Harold
F.
Ritcbia
Cm.
Ltd
10-18
McCiul
Su
Toronto.
NATURE'S
COLORS
LADIES'
BONNEIS
ATLANTA.
Oa.,
Nov.
39.
The
grasshopper,
the
watermelon,
the
sky
and
a
--ercul
are
among
the
objects
from
which
the
new
colors
of
new
aprln
bonnets
have
been
chosen,
apparently
jar
no
reason
at
all.
These
colors
have
been
announced
at
the
eonventkm
-
here
it
the
Millinery
Association
of
America
.is
among
s
group
selected
by
the
Vmerican
Color
Card
Association
for
ae
of
makers
of
women's
wear.
Mer-handlse
of
the
new
spring
colors
is
to'
ie
released
soon,
millinery
men
say.
Grasshopper
green,
described
as
a
rew
green
softened
with
a
slight
gold.
Mste,
blue
skies
blue,
a
eqft
blue
with'
i
slight
lavender
caste,
grapenuta.
a
ieep
boney
of
light
brown
caste,
to
match
"the
cereal
bearing
this
name."
are
some
of
the
colors.
Watermelon
red.
a
soft
hue
the
color
of
the
ripe
watermelon:
coral
belle,
a
soft
peacb
7Uak
with
a
coral
caste:
kasha
beige,
a
lew
string
color
fnvored
in
silks
sod
dresses;
roseglow.
s
new
hooey
shade
with
a
rose
caste:
emberglow.
a
tiger
Illy
shade
softened:
Swiss
rose,
a
rose
shade
favoring
the
real
rose
caste
rather
than
the
bluish
rose,
are
an
nounced
as
some
of
the
outstanding
new
colors.
What
is
foreseen
as
a
growing
ten-lency
toward
longer
tresses
la
to
have
Its
effect
on
hat
shapes.
The
new
models
will
tend
toward
elegance
and
coordination
of
the
sllhouetvt.
calling
for
rich
embroideries,
smart
touches
of
straw,
novelty
braids
and
other
bits
of
deft
coloring.
There
will
be
no
radical
teparture
from
the
present
basic
styles.
however,
nor
will
comfort
be
sacrificed.
Hats
will
be
of
soft,
fra
melees
type.
made
to
fit
the
head
comfortably
with
smaller
or
cloche
type
chapeaux
con
tinuing
the
mode
except
for
southern
resort
wear,
where
the
lam
"ftoD"
variety
will
remain
in
vogue.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Mary,
Capt.
rthur
Slater.
Is
due
tomorrow
evening
'rm
Alaska
nrrt
enroute
to
Vancou-er
and
Victoria.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
John.
Oapt.
E.
Vabbs.
U
due
on
Thursday
from
Van-
Miver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
HEART
WAS
SO
WEAK
Had
to
Stay
in
Bed
Mrs.
F.
Wilson.
Lcthbridge,
Alta.,
writes:
"Mv
heart
was
very
weak,
and
I
had
to
stay
in
bed
tor
five
weeks
with
it
"My
aunt
advised
me
to
take
as
she
had
taken
them
with
good
results
after
a
very
bad
oH5ration.
"I
took
them
and
some
time
after
a
doctor
came
to
examine
ne
for
life
insurance
and
ho
said
there
waa
nothing
wrong
with
my
heart."
.
Milburn's
Heart
and
Nerve
TiUs
are
50c.
n
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
gr
will
I
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m
A
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1
a.
1
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........
1
...
price
by
tfhe
T.
Milbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out
I
Sanitation
in
The
Laundry
Hygeia,
March,
1927
"
t,
A
kitchen
is
properly
n
food
shop
and
should
be
used
for
little
else.
It
is
distasteful
to
think
of
the
possibilities
attending
laundry
work
in
the
kitchen
in
the
winter
when
doors
and
windows
are
closed
to
keep
out
the
cold
and
when
steam
from
the
boilers,
and
later
from
the
drying
clothes,
mingles
unchecked
with
the
foods
that
are
being
prepared.
THE
LOGICAL
cdNCLUSlON
Send
it
to
the
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
515
Sixth
Avenue
W.
Phone
8
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
(J.T.P.
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Ton
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PHONES
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and
385
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