Wr
V),
1928
Avenue
essy
Fur
Chokers
In
Ked,
Hrown,
Hlack,
White
and
Silver
Fox,
and
in
Marten,
Mink
and
Ermine.
Snappy
and
dressy.
A
Suggestion
A
Fur
Coat
makes
an
ideal
gift
to
wife
or
sweetheart
for
Christmas
or,
indeed,
any
time.
It
makes
a
giff
that
will
last,
that
is
useful,
and
that
will
be
appreciated
all
the
time.
CHIC
For
Misses
and
Children
Our
$30,000
stock
of
made
up
Furs
is
going
on
sale
at
sacrifice
prices.
We
have
a
wonderful
assortment
of
Ladies'
Fur
Coats,
Jacquets
and
Capes
coats
of
Hudson
and
Electric
Seal,
Mink.
Muskrat,
Persian
Lamb
and
Novelty
Fur.
Jacquets
and
Capes
with
Sable,
Mink,
Marten
and
Fox
collars
and
cuffs.
Chokers
in
lied,
Urown,
Black,
White
and
Silver
Fox,
Marten,
Mink
and
Ermine.
These
are
all
being
offered
at
bargain
prices.
.
.
)
tame
we
are
Giving
Up
the
B.C.
Fur
Store
1
floating
that
stock
with
The
Louvre
at
the
end
of
this
month.
There
is
not
neafr&
cnoByh
The
LmtVrc
for
this
entire
stock,
therefore
we
have
to
reduce
it
to
manageable
projurtforfB.
.
i
pices
Iiave
been
cut
in
two,
giving
fortunate
buyers
an
opportunity
of
Kcurinf
vdlufcbic
aijtf,
at
bargain
prices.
Dr
B.
C.
FUR
THE
DAILY
NZW8
PAGE
FIVE
REMEMBER
The
H.
C.
Fur
Company
clases
the
last
day
of
this
month,
when
amalgamation
with
The
Louvre
takes
place.
Until
then
our
entire
stock
of
made
up
furs
is
at
your
disposal,
giving
you
a
chance
of
saving
money.
Sale
'tarts
COATS
JACQUETS
CAPES
Whati
is
more
DRESSY
AM)
STYLISH
or
more
Seasonable
wear
at
this
season
PRICES
from
$64
There
can
be
no
better
Christmas
Present.
If
necessary,
wc
wiil
hold
goods
until
then
on
deposit
so
that
you
may
take
advantage
of
the
low
prices
now.
Todm
Prince
Kupert
,avaT...
.
Ten
Mo'?11K.rk6.v.
tt'td
ahnut
Charartrt
frtm
lie
LADIES'
GUILD
ANNUAL
SALE
i
'
Terrace
United
Church
Event
i
Proves
Most
Successful
TERRACE,
Nov.
19.
The
Lidics'
Guild
of
Knox
Uni'.ed
Church
held
their
annual
Xmas1
Young
People's
Society
of
the
sale
of
fancy
and
pkin
sewing
United
Church
laat
evening,
Mini!
and
home
cooking
on
Saturday
'
Rushforth
read
an
excellent
and
afternoon
in
the
charvn.
and
it
i
instructive
paper
on
Tolstoy
and
vi..s
accorded
sp'.entli
1
patronage.!
His
Masterpiece,
'Ann
Kareu-The
church
was
prettily
d
jora
ted
nina.
The
subject
matter
was
with
in
nhnndanr
el
nutiimn
handled
in
a
maairfti1
an
A
rlnver
flowers
from
the
gardens
of
Mrs.
C.
H.
Thomas.
Many
u
eful
and.tion
and
reading,
not
oaly
of
th'j
a
as
well
an
the
usual
appetizing
cooking,
which
was
in
good
de-
mand.
The
candy
booth
thin
year
wa3
a
turned
over
to
the
C.
G.
I.
T.
girls,
K
who
took
entire
charge
of
that
section
as
a
means
of
making
those
of
Dostoyeeeky
sad
Tar-money
for
their
club
activities.
genev.
There
was
a
brief
deecrip-The
following
ladies
had
charge
tion
of
the
Kassisn
native,
eon-of
the
different
booths:
treating
it
with
that
of
America,
General
cUjafctar
Mrs.
Wil-
and
showing
that
there
were
con-Mam
Allan.
-
dltion
in
RnMsia
at
the-time
-Sewinir
Mrs,
A.
H.
Barker,
highly
favorable
to
the
produc-Mra.
E.
T.
Kenney
and
Mrs.
R.
tion
of
good
literature.
W.
Riley.
!
The
second
portion
of
the
paper
Home
cooking
Mrs.
Theans,
dealt
with
the
book
"Anna
Karca-Mrs.
Moore,
Mrs.
Andersen.
j
nina."
Its
plot
was
shown
to
con-Ten
tables
Mrs.
W.
E.
Smith,
;
sist
of
two
main
actions,
in
sharp
Mrs.
Holmwood
and
Mrs.
E.
Haniflard.
Cundy
Senior
C.
G.
L
T.
giria.
Cashier
Mrs.
T.
E.
Brooke.
A
T
yCTmiV
A
Mi
Al
hil
lilla
Aft
'
Need
of
New
building
Heinj
Urxel
Upon
Federal
Gev-eminent
by
Citizens
KETCHIKAN.
::ov.
20.
A
committee
of
citiiens
has
been
ap
pointed
to
urjre
upon
the
Federal
Government
tne
aesiraoimy
oi
trectinjr
a
new
post
office
here.l
This
roromittee
consists
of
H.
I.
Heneghan,
H.
C.
troag.
M.
J
Buiey.
.1.
E.
Johnson
and
H.
P.
Hanson.
The
committee
has
re-portd
on
availibfe
sites
ranging
up
to
$tO,0O0.
W.
F.
Scholthnn.
president
of
the
Commercial
Club,
is
at
present
in
W
twhinrton
urging
the
need
of
the
new
building.
The
Commer
c(a1
Ciu.
City
Council
and
all
otler
o'-rani'!'
t'on
sr
uniting
in
an
I'f'fort
to
if,
ive
the
appro
priat
M
I
"Now
don't
forget
H
B
IN
to
bring
me
Dr.
Chase's
E
I
I
S
Jerve
Food.
I
am
feeling
H
I
ffl
so
much
better
I
don't
want
IB
I
id
to
nuis
a
tingle
dose."
S
I
Eytt
In
lurtker
Bttdum
Advcrtistmenti.
t-l
iTCLSTOYWAS
HER
SUBJECT
Miss
Rushforth
Was
Speaker
Last
Night
Ilefore
United
Church
Young
People
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
way
and
showed
careful
preara-
of
the
Russian
author.
The
paper
was
divided
into
three
main
topics
Pint,
an
in-
traduction,
which
told
of
the
place
of
Tolstoy
in
Russian
literature
and
compared
his
worke
with
contrast
.with
one
another
the
eternal
story
of
the
unhappy
mar
riage
and
its
disastrous
eonse-
quenees.
and
the
eternal
story
of
the
normal
marriage,
in
which
elements
of
Jay
and
sorrow
were
o
blended
as
to
produce
a
he1j-iful
and,
in
the
main,
a
happy
"
Some
ot
Us
faeta
were
Ported
out
and
sane,
ef
it.
belter
passages
we
ware
reaa.
na
Karenina,
the
speaker
saar,
ranked
as
one
of.
the
greatest
works
of
the
century
for
its
pna-etrating
psychology:
for
its
real
ism
In
plot
and
character;
and
far
its
high
moral
significance.
.
MiM
Rushforth.
in
the
laat
part,
dealt
with
Tolstoy's
philosophy
and
his
doctrine
and
sfeowea
way
his
practical
experiments
In
at
(ssptir
h
areata
Meal
flialaa
were
saeh
orserable
failures.
Al-houh
hCvras
hnbued
with
the
highest
of
ideals,
he
attempted
to
Interpret
tbeaa
too
literally.
After
the
reading
of
this
paper,
lev.
A.
Wilson
made
a
few
ra-marka,
expressing
great
agpreeia-
ion
for
the
way
in
which
Miss
Rushforth
had
arranged
and
handled
the
subject.
He
spoke
of
Ms
own
impressions
on
raadiat
he
book.
The
president,
George
8tocka,
as
in
the
chair.
COOKED
OR
RAW
Miss
hasel
fttealrdson
rround
of
JamestdWn,
N.D.
MMhf
"
tnipe
for
an
ice
cream
she
cal-.
(1
(
reme
Lindbergh
was
eaten
it
a
banquet
held
recently
in
i'.nr
uf
the
fumous
flier.
JB
'
,
P:i
vade"
at
Cain'tol
toniirhfe.
Uie
them
to
put
FLAVOUR
and
nourishment
Into
Soups,
Sauces,
Ora
vies
Meat
Pies
Stews
and
Hash
-Salads
-sad
Salad
Dressings.
GO
BE;