t
if.
EMPIRE'S
ONE
MILLION
DEAD
IN
MEMORY
OF
THE
BRITISH
(lenirai
Sir
Nevii
Mucready.
K.C.B.
(inset',
unveiled
the
show
t..l)lt
t
to
the
l.ooo.UOi)
dead
t
f
the
British
Emiire,
in
the
Church
of
Notre
Dame,
at
St.
Omer,
Pas
de
Calais,
France.
The
inscription
on
the
tablet
re.
ds
To
The
Glory
Of
God
And.
To
He
Memory
Of
One
Million
Dead
Who
Fell
In
The
Great
War
111
1-1918
And
Of
Whom
The
Greater
Part
Rest
In
France,"
and
it
is
repeated
below
in
French.
A
similar
tablet
has
been
placed
in
Westminster
Abbey.
'I
GREAT
SALE
OF
FURS
FUIt
COATS,
JACQUETS,
CAPES
AND
CHOKERS
All
Going
at
Bargain
Prices
B.C.
FUR
CO.
Third
Avenue
rggnMwm.iiiiu'we
it
imu
.m.
KAYSER
GLOVES
NEW
KIP-TONE
Buttoned
and
pullover
style.
Pair
S1.50
NEW
LEATHERETTE
FABRIC
Novelty
cuff
styles;
assorted
shades.
pir
S1.00AND
S1.50
FOWNES
CAPE
GLOVES
Wool
lined,
fur
top.
82.95
FRENCH
KID
rcmVES
Nnv1t.v
ruffs
st.vIpri
.if?.
sorted
shades.
Pair
S2.95
j
FRASER
&
PAYNE
I
If
You
Would
Have
Tone
Quality
that
is
Perfect;
Tower
with
Minimum
Interference;
Selectivity
with
Choice
of
Program;
Clarity
that
is
Ilealism
Itself
AN
INSTKUMBNT
that
.will
win
your
appreciation
and
the
admiration
of
your
friends.
Then
you
will
have
VICTOR
RADIO
Hear
VICTOR
of
the
famous
trademark.
McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
NONDS
SAWS
Cross-cut.
Crescent
Ground,
will
saw
10
more
timber,
time
and
labor
being
equal,
than
anyother
made.This
guarantee
has
never
been
challenged.
SIMONOS
CANADA
SAW
CO..
LIMITED,
T.
KIMITHTeoN
AVCNWt.MONTSCAL
Cut,
VANCOUVe.
B.C.
TORONTO.
ONT.
ST
JOHN,
N.B.
KRESS
MADE
Next
Year's
Acreage
lixpeoted
to
lie
Fifty
Percent
Higher
.JOwnJwl.
.
Tlu
'movement
of
si'Ulers
iatjpt'
the
I
V
Mi-fr
Rivtr
dtHlPict
till
nier
h:is
been
such
that
it
is
Utu
(ii'tes!
next
year's
crop
i
MkVy
to
((n:(;j'i.u
30
percent'
more
wraftiH
than
that
-of
tiro
pr.at
frwioB,4-
n1'
W'.tli
vli'il
nti
HOv-
(
o
.tfX)0.ufth9l
YTaat
is
mfln.tl&ffi
thir
i
.the
'oial
amount-
of
Y.thi
'
rtwh
in
tie
wKolffj
.-ovfiicc
,
of
Alberta.
I.,
tjiftj
jr
prcfe'ln-
th
owthpnak
-f
the
i
war
Quit
eviilenW
Iv-Um84
w
e'evatoro
wltkft
'
ro
built
tttfe
yoar
a'aa
Vi'.C
no
of
?N
R
0.
and
B.
C.
rtfl
ty
j
were
built
in
the.
know'
d.ti
f
fttt
TUrH
Infwa
e
In
nro'Iue
).'
which
wl
tnx
their
eapacty
Another
r1dcH
on
the
t"lM:
i'y
with
w'llch
kviioimrt-.-.is'
iking
place
UtJB
t-i!iwdr.t.
.en
is
the
fie
tha'
t
wmH
,
live
Btock
train
for'
tho
fall
thjp-i
ng
season
rolled'
into
the
city
,.
few
days
ago:
and.thepe
con.sijrp-ment
are
said
to
be
owry
the
fee-
yinnfof
of
a
stoetr
movement
aa
.
.
notable
In
Rs
way
a
the
volmaof
V
of
wheat
exported
from
the
nam''.:;
J
territory.
Very
plainly'the
p
River
region
is
.making
Rood
the
ti
claims
that
have
been
made
for
it
and
ia
developin
rt
a
naee
thni
..
,,,.
may
not
be
appreciated
eveti
by;
(the
people
In
Edmonton.
That
la!
hardly
the
kind
of
territory
th
Canadian
National
Railways
will
jant
to
shut
itself
out
of.
Kd
I
monton
Bulletin.
i
Fashion
Fancies
-.r
ii
fimt
-
i
ii
mst
m
mam
I'll
IQ
THAT
TyTJATITlilX:
.MODE
i.
Uw
ia
n
.wtenaUnAjtr
new
coat
fashion
aet
foroH,
Uay
of
tl
pbK
coata
ufce
fw
fura
for
trimming.
For
instance,
aa
in
tiMclMtre!
tea
model,
the
lining
may
b
of
K)prd,
while
the
cellar;
whleh
(reaches
to
the
hem
on
both
sid,
und
the
tuffs
are
of
black
lynx.
j
Kashmir,
a
deservedly
popular
::.
I.r.i.
is
the
nviterul
used
for
hi-
ro;,t.
gr
iai
4
it
r
07.
LUNCHEON
AT
THE
CLUB
Dry
and
mellow-like
a
rare
old
wine
OMEWIIERE
ih
the
mcniory
of
evcrj"
epicure
'hovers
a
taste
yhjch
never
will
be
forgot
.
,
.
a
Klass
of
Ipei
&
Chajndbn
$ipped
in
the
moonlight
as
the
Mediterranean
lapped
the
rocks
below,.
.
.
a
glass
of
nut-brown
ale
before
the
Fire
pf
ton
English
-wayside
inn
after
a
hard
day's
tramp
-over
downs
and
moors
.
.
the
steaming,
j
spicy
jiragrancc
oi
not
poss
x
drunk
bn
a
snowy
Christmas
Eve.
.
cA
(finger.
Ae
of
Unforgettable
'
"
'Dittinetwt
''And
somewhere
within
the
mem-
nrv
nfi
nvrrv
n5rtir
hnvpr
an.
J:w.
.
J
'
J
r
T54iIaxM'ti:othcr
taste,
never
to
be
forgot,
aau
tHw
flKvnvs
tn
he
Innrr
remembered
vhich
the
light
strikes
and
divides
into
a
thousand
glistening
rainbows
.
.
.
bubbles
rising
...
an
intriguing
aroma
...
a
mellow,
subtle
taste,
not
too
dry
and
yet
not
too
sweet
...
a
tingle
of
goodness
on
the
tpnguc.
.
.
.
You
have
5
i
hk-'
fv
if
-----
drunk
the
beverage.
"Canada
Dry,"
the
chara-pagnct)f.
ginger
ales
I
.
iA
Itytl
Ginger
iAk
&Cadt
from
"Ruil
Jamaica
Qiagir
"Cdhada
Dry"
has
rightly
won
its
place
among
things
epicurean.
It
is
made
with
something
of
the
care
and
skill
expended
on
the
Ww
rrlaking
rjf-a
rare
old
wmc
Pure
Jamaica
ginger
is
used.
Its
other
ingredients
arc
selected
anl
blended
with
the
utmost
1
The
proportions
in
which
pun
t
&c
ingredients
arc
mixed
is
a
art-fully
guarded
secret.
Its
dd
fitful
sparkle
is
the
result
ot
an
tn
and
carefully
determined
dc,;rce
of
carbonation.
And
as
a
result
you
havr
a
drink
of
distinction.
Serve
it
w
th
dinner
tonight.
Give
it
to
your
friends
I
Order
it
when
yiu
d:ne
out.
How
delightfully
n
m;Ki
with
other
beverages
I
CANADA
DRY
UMLF
MAD
IT
FIST"
If
it's
a
new
idea
in
tire
-building,
and
likely
to
be
permanent,
you'll
generally
find
Dunlop
had
it
first
Other
excellent
buys
trade-marked
Dunloi:
Auto-mobile,
Bicycle,
Truck
and
Motor
Bus
Tires,
Belting,
Packing,
Hose,
Golf
Ja!svTcnnis
Balls,
Flooring,
etc.
DUMLOP
TIRE
&
RUDDER
GOODS
COMPANY
J.
C.
Gnvuran,
who
formerly
Prince
Hupert
this
morninir.
He
conducted
the
Itupert
Table
Sup
ply
business
here,
arrived
In
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
has
been
apiwinted
atrent
In
Northern
Urltteh
Columbia
for
the
New
York
Life
Assurance
Co.
and
umi?e5
CANADA
oi
m
will
make
headquarters
most
oflver
arrived
in
the
the
time
in
this
city.
II.
L.
Batten
M.
H.
of
Vaneou-
mnnth.
n
the
I'rinc
J
interior.