Our
Cleaning
Prices
On
nd
finer
if
.!r,iipn'i
ana
iireeseu
7i"c
v
-
Slli!.
,.;ni'(l
and
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I
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Ahite
$1,00
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and
wl
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r
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leaned
and
pres-
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50c
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7.1c
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ittf
L
aundry
(T21)
Ltd.
(hone
118
00
1'inicf
Rupert
of
New
Chevrolet
r
Chassis
jsom.oo
Truck
Chassis
$800.00
f:
-
$soK.oo
f:
1
1.
livery
$808.00
$808.00
$0.11.00
$0:11.00
$10:10.00
10:10.00
Luidau
$1080.00
'
imT
and
Hear
standard
e,uip-all
Pas,en(er
u
hpp
Standard
"ti
Imperial
Hnd
"iily.
On
other
"
iKi
extra.
inv
and
Tube,
II
-JIUI
I
K
a
X
'JIIU
Phone
52
Trappers!
'
-
tting
enough
for
It
not,
cone
to
lust
now
we
want
"'i
ten,
ermine,
t"xe.
of
all
kinds.
'"
larire
orders
from
'
ii
-
is
in
the
Eimt.
'
imiot
fill
them
we
"ui.
V
pay
top
1
'rythlBr
'
'
f
a
large
lt,
'"I
I
ahall
eall
It'
mombef.
If
you
ii
''
deal
Mil
to
Goldbloom
The
Tappers'
Friend."
"f'
nnd
Avenue
rl
It
t.HEAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
!
,1
I
'0T"IN.
AND
FURNISH-
INtiS
Htlll
on
Montreal
Importers
Thi-J
'
Miller.
Pronrictor
STEVENS
GIVES
LONDON
SPEECH
Objects
to
"Equality
f
((
Uut
Welcomes
Exchange
of
Ambassadors
With
US.
tOWDON,
National
ttoD
of
the
ttfrlgn
and
tJblltulal
Af-
isira
nun-committee.
Hon.
H
H
Btevens.
member
for
Vancouver
and
minister
of
trade
and
commerce
In
Mr.
MeiKhen
Koverntnent,
took
for
his
subject
"Empire
Foreign
Policy
at
viewed
by
.
Canadian."
In
the
course
of
a
brilliant
eftd
closely-reasoned
ad-
i
drew,
lie
dlscuSsed
the
various
lmpll-catlons
ariMng'ut
of
the
conclusion
of
the
im
imperial
conference,
and
in
particular
cited
Mr.
Baldwin,
utter-,
nee.
on
the
needs
and
necessities
of
closer
inter-lmperlal
communication
In
foreign
affair.
By
a
curious
stroke
ol
anticipation.1
Mr
Stevens
seized
upon
and
denounced
'
he
vrry
pnrase.
"equality
of
ststus."
which
his
leader.
R.
B
Bennett,
was
almost
at
the
tame
hour
challenging
on
the
iioor
of
the
House
at
Ottawa.
;
Mr
!".
was
at
his
happier
In
stressini;
the
Importance
of
Canada
as
an
interpreter
of
British
opinion
to
the
I'mtcd
Slate,
and
claimed
that
Canada
understood
the
psychology
of
the
American
far
better
than
did
Orsat
Britain.
He
cited
the
Abakan
Bound-
sry
and
the
Belirinv
flea
disputes
ss
1
cccaicn
when,
had
Canada
been
given
j
power
to
act
In
her
own
behalf,
she!
miKM
have
concluded
more
equitable!
LONDON,
February
28.
Admitting
that
the
wealth
of-
the
settlements
it
was
for
that
reason
country
in
at
present
ill-distributed,
the
remedy
for
thin,
it
is
urged,
that
lie
the
sneaker,
welcomed
the
an.
I
t
n.,l.ti
u,nn.at.;n
i.
............u
.,..i.,.
pulntment
of
t
Washington,
.1)
IN
II
the
to
Appiicsnt.
quality
is
alu)aijs
the
same
in
.ne
near
tuture
8lr
gimon.
E.
D.
BUnon
(Vfoe-
lu
conclusion,
amonf
other
qttes-;
chairman
)
.
E
H.
OUptn.
H
D.
Heoder-
:
Ui
Stevens
touched
on
the
right
.
son.
Fhitlp
Kerr.
J.
M.
Keynes,
the
late
f
British
Columbia
to
restrict
the
1m-
c.
F.
O.
M,.'iternuu.
Ramsay
Mulr.
H.
migration
or
unentsls
and
Asiatics.,!..
Natlian.
B.
8.
Bowntree.
and
explsined
how
vital
the
matter.
In
addition
to
the
members
of
this
wa
to
the
destinies
of
the
white
rsce
'
executive
coiitmtttee
s
number
of
em-on
the
Panfic
coast
The
Asetit-den-
pjoyers.
trsde
unlonUtv
and
Industrial
erai
lor
British
Columbia,
r.
A
SRent
sn'oiiK
I'lieral,
those
W
A.
present.
McAdsm.
J
C
Brady
has
been
sppolnted
to
the
cummlttee
on
standlnx
orders
and
Mani
i
mill
Fisheries
at
Otuwa.
NOTICE.
TAKE
NOTICE
tbst
an
appllcstlon
will
be
made
to
the
Parliament
of
Can-nils
st
the
next
session
thereof
tor
sn
act.
l
For
the
iiusorpswatloa
of
a
company
to
be
xiuivtii
as
The
Alberts.
Peace
River
snd
Psrifir
Hallway
Company,
or
such
other
name
as
may
be
given,
to
con-struct
snd
operate
s
railway
as
follows:
isi
Commencing
st
a
point
at
or
near
tlie
City
(
lthbrldfe;
thence
In
a
Westerly
direction
to
a
point
at
cr
near
the
Town
of
MeLeod;
thence
Westerly
snd
Northerly
in
s
direction
Senerally
parallel
to
the
Calvary
and
li-Leid
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Pact-fir
Raiiwsy
to
s
point
at
or
near
the
Clt)
of
Calitary.
thence
Northerly
and
i
West
of
irte
Calgary
ana
samoBvoa
railway
to
a
point
at
or
near
Lacombe:
thence
Northerly
'jo
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
Edmonton,
ibi
From
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
Edmonton
by
the
most
feasible
route
to
snd
a
lung
the
right
bank
of
the
Slmonette
River
to
s
crosslnf
of
the
Smoky
River
near
iU
junction
i
with
the
Wspltl
River
st
or
near
Bessnson
to
the
Town
of
O
rands
Prairie
in
the
Province
of
Alberts;
thenr
South
Westerly
through
the
Monk-man
Pass
to
a
point
at
or
near
I
Alecs
lake
on
the
Canadian
National
Railway
to
tlie
Province
of
British
Columbia.
id
I
From
a
point
at
or
near
Orande
Prairie
in
a
N..rth
Westerly
direction
j
to
a
point
at
or
near
Pouce
Coupe
I
snd
from
a
point
st
or
near
Pouce
Coupe
in
a
North
Westerly
direction
to
a
point
at
or
near
Hudson's
Hope
on
the
Prsie
River;
thence
in
s
general
South
Westerly
and
Westerly
di-,tn
.h
Ni.rth
Westerlv
bv
the
most
fessible
route
throtuih
the
Pine
Pass
to
a
point
st
or
near
me
iu"
i
of
Stewart
in
the
Province
of
Brltlsn
Colmnbls
at
the
head
of
Portland
!
id
I
roin
a
point
at
or
near
Hudson's
Hup
cross
ret
I
resce
ai"'
i"
-
-
'
eral
Easterly
direction
to
a
pom'
st
1
nr
nai
whitelaw:
thence
in
s
Nor-
t
i,.,i
Hirertlon
to
a
UDlnt
at
or
near
I
t.'r,iiinii
and
thence
Northerly
and
Westerly
to
the
right
bank
of
the
t
u-w
DiiHsr
at
or
neai
iw
m
"w..
.iih
tha
Nor
i
hern
boundary
of
Provlnne
of
Albertn
1
The
said
railway
being
declared
be
for
the
general
Viieflt
of
Caiiada.
2
To
authorlae
the
said
Company
to
cn.tnict
wharves,
docks
and
'''.n.f
vessels
and
to
coMect
to
own
and
operate
chKme
on
telegraph
and
te
jephone
mes-,es
to
file
upon
snd
of
the
public
'
."quire
water
Sow
sites
and
gener-ite1
electric
aiidother
etK-ry
and
to
dw-p-se
of
the
surplus
from
snd
collect
T'Srl-
the
said
W
J
......
.-if,
in
resDect
of
the
said
,.ne
ol
railway
to
an
smounti
not
exceeding
Forty
Thousand
mile
for
the
prairie
sections,
Dollars
per
ini
not
exceeding
Sixty-five
Thousand
?J.0(r
Dollar
Mr'
the
mountain
"'rssTRti
at
the
City
of
Edmo-ton,
In
thelnc.
ol
Albirta.
this
;h
d.y
01
J",ls?gnedl
(Sg
j"lraWART
CLARK.
On
behalf
of
the
Applicants,
c-o
Ewlng.
Barvle
A
Bury.
Barristers.
SoMcltorsete
Offices:
Bank
of
Toronto
Bldg.,
Edmonton,
Alberta.
Canada.
-fiOVEHXMBXTLlQUOR
ACT
,,m
mm
noi
UK
or
'!os
that
were
studied
various
parts
of
the
wide
field
covered
by
the
inquiry
during
the
last
eighteen
months.
At
the
outset
It
la
declared
that
In
spite
of
the
great
advances
which
have
been
made
under
the
system
of
private
enterprise
existing
institutions
fall
far
short
of
satisfying
the
teats
of
Justice
and
efficiency.
They
fall
partly
because
of
the
economic
difficulties
which
have
followed
toe
war.
but
also,
and
perhaps
von
in
larger
measure,
because
of
defects
of
long
standing
In
the
industrial
system
Points
from
the
report,
with
the
chief
oi
24th
DEPARTMENT
OF
l'UHLIC
WORKS
IIKI.I.A
f'OOl..
LOCK-IT
SEALED
TsWIMMS.
endorsed
for
Loek.un
Bella
Ouols."
will
Applicant.
"Tender
celved
by
(he
Minister
of
Public
Works
up
to
11
o'clock
noon
of
Monday,
the
lttth
day
of
March.
IMS,
for
the
erection
and
completion
of
a
standard
Lockup
building
at
Bella
Cools
In
the
Mac-kensle
Electoral
District.
B.C.
Plan,
nan,
s
specification,
permeation,
contract,
contract,
and
ana
form.'.
lurai
tender
may
toe
aeen
on
and
after
Uk
th
day
of
February.
IBM.
and
further
Informal
formation
obtained
at
the
Department
of
Public
Works.
Parliament
Buildings,
and
at
the
of
floss
of
the
Ooeemment
Agents.
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
office
of
the
Public
Works
Department
Bella
Cools
Copies
of
plans,
specifications,
etc..
ran
be
obtained
from
the
Department
on
payment
of
a
deposit
of
Tan
Dollars
iStfioOi
which
will
be
refunded
on
return
of
the
plans,
etc..
in
good
condition.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
screpted.
s'
1
PiffiorijErlglneer.
Department
of
Public
Works
Engineer.
Parliament
Vlctorls.
Buildings.
DC
NOTICE.
Re-Certlficste
Of
Title
No.
JOS4
I
to
Lots
five
(6i
and
six
(Si.
Block
nineteen
!).
Section
six
(Bk
Re-Certificate
of
Title
No
59011
to
L.?ta
seventeen
(17)
and
eighteen
1181.
Block
twanty-lx
(iM).
Section
six
(Si.
Re-Certificate
of
Title
No.
SMU
I
to
Lot
nineteen
(19).
Block
ten
(10).
Section
seven
(7i.
He-Certlflcate
of
Title
No.
W7
I
to
Lots
forty-three
(4SI.
forty-four
iU)
and
forty-five
(sol.
Block
twenty-seven
(27).
Section
eight
(8).
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
imp
MS.
Whereas
proof
of
Was
of
the
above
Certificates
of
Title
Issued
in
the
name
of
Ira
E.
Manon.
has
been
filed
In
this
office,
notice
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shell,
st
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof.
Issue
a
provisional
Certificate
of
Title
in
lieu
of
each
of
the
Mid
tost
Certificate,
unless
In
the
meantime
vslld
objection
as
to
any
be
made
to
me
'"oATBD'at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
this
Ird
Jsmiray.
II
F.
MscLKOD.
gg
J
Registrar
of
Titles.
'GOVFJtNMENT
MQU0R
ACT"
NOTICE
or
.tiTi.ic.tTiov
iOKniniit
I.K'HNMK
"
II
notice
is
hereby
riven
that
on
the
13th
ath
(lay
(lay
of
of
March
Msrcn
n
next,
the
undersigned
Notice
is
nerruj
'':'lh,
16th
day
of
Msrch
"n
und-.rsiunfd
.Control
Intwtoa'to
apply
Intends
to
spply
to
t
he
Liquor
rjoard
for
a
'
stoaro
tor
a
..i,...,-
known
got.r
to?
caption
J
he
pre-
intaes
rtnnert
s
D
C
-
.
this
ninrn
,.i
Pr
ice
Riiperv,
premises
kn
ItJ
to
IU
bit
IMUUl
UUIIUI
TlcenM
1
cense
In
respect
of
Uic
hslnir
nart
of
the
building
nown
ss
Port
Clements
Hotel,
situated
at
Port
Clements,
u.c.
upon
tne
isnas
dsscrlbed
ns
Lot
No
5.
Block
44.
Sub-dl
vision
of
l,ot
748.
Queen
Charlotte
I-IsikI
District
Mud
No
1078.
Prince
Ilu-oert
Land
Remtrntlon
D'trlct,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
for
the
s'lle
nf
beer
bv
the
arlaw
or
by
the
open
i
bottle
lor
consumption
on
the
premises
j
DATED
this
div
of
February.
13th
ds'v
of
Fh"
-
nAVI
.
UllVDONE
LOIINK
TINtil.KY.
Liberal
Industrial
Inquiry
in
England
Issues
Lengthy
Report
and
Makes
Number
of
Suggestions
Wealth
of
Country
at
Preent
Not
Well
Distributed
and
Rroadeninjr
of
Ownership
SuKKexted:
Would
Reduce
Outlay
of
War
Departments
r
j
"
MWI.
Oil
J
UUL
MJUIW
U1VillBUIJ
SISIU
A
1
1
U
III
1
VI
.oaaimn
ugnsuor
pun
for
the
broadening
of
ownership
are
suggested
in
the
report
particularly
in
view
of
,
,
iK...i
,....
-j,
"In..
wth
imuu-wi.i
...Mu,
ju.i
uauv
FVUv
delicate
and
difficult
questions
ss
.
the
di.en.ion
by
the
city
of
Chicsi?o
The
committee
also
UggtB
the
saving
of
f40,000,()i0
(approx-
of
the
waters
of
Lake
superior,
and
'mat'.v
$2(M).0OO,0u0)
or-
the
war
departments
but
in
other
depart-
hr
m
Lawrence
waterway
scheme,
meflts
the
amount
of
practicable
economy
is
not
large.
whirh
would
oome
up
for
direct
nego
j
Among
members
of
the
committee
are
W.
T.
Lay
ton
(chair-
nation
ariwcen
Canada
and
the
U
S
A.
I
man).
Uoyd
Oeorge.
Herbert
8amul.v
recotnmendstlons
arw
set
out
bsiow:
i
11(1
tie
DEVeXOPMKVT
Industrial
revival
may
require
a
mi-TatMi
of
labor
frosa
the
threatened
as
i
port
Industries.
We
need
a
pragnam
of
national
velopment.
aided
by
capital
normally
de
voted
to
foretam
lheavtmeni.
which
bv
Psullne.
;
and
flnsnclal
experu
hsva
been
at
work
,
nrovidin
emnlorassnt
would
at
tba
ai
d
the
secretary
u
the
office
of
the
on
the
various
commltttas
whloh
have
,
iame
tlme
mimrm
tna
demand
for
com-
i
modules
by
the
wertUnc
population.
I
It
is
a
fallacy
tp
assume
that
the
na
tional
wealth
Is
more
truly
increased
if
the
fruits
of
British
savings
embodied
In
British
labor
are'
used
to
embellish
the
city
of
Rio
dejanelro
than
if
they
re
employed
to
deeholuh
the
slums
of
South.
London
or
Is)
build
motor-roads
through
the
Mldlanda.
A
speclsl
effort
is
needed
to
secure
internationally
the
removal
of
all
trade
barriers..
,
.
OIKItllU
MMl
IVIIl
isTllV
Individualism
vegaus;
Soclallwn
is
now
largely
an
obsolete
issue.
As
it
is,
private
enterprise
has
heen
replaced
by
public
concerns
in
a
fffld
of
activity
represented
by
a
capital
of
no
leas
than
u.Mw.ooo.ooe
The
lmmedtate
problem
Is
to
overhaul
the
running
of
existing
public
concerns,
to
make
them
lively
and
efficient
This
should
be
done
by
the
transfer
of
public
undertakings
to
specialised
bodies.
In
regard
to
which
the
public
authorities
concerned
should
act
in
tka
rapacity
of
shareholders,
and
by
the
adoption
of
more
practical
methods
of
recruitment
for
their
staff.
COMPANY
UtllXTM
Over
the
rest
of
the
field
of
large-scale
production
which
Is
in
the
bands
jl
ordinary
joint-stock
companies,
the
control
of
shareholders
has
become
largely
nominal,
especially
where
there
Is
diffused
ownership.
A
sense
of
greater
public
responsibility
needs
to
be
created
by
reform
of
the
Compsuy
Acts,
whloh
would
impose
greater
publicity,
and
by
measures
toi
cuaurlng
greater'
efficiency
In
the
directorates.
"We
do
not
hope
t
protect
the
born
gull
from
the
born
crook."
but
dnutlc
proposals
for
putgloHy
of,
accounts
wouio
neip
souna
nsnnoxxs
a
investment.
'
5.
"It
is
hardly
an
eacgeratlon
to
say
that
half
the
basilar;
of
aueotaatul
Investment
tsjday
Mi
Indus
trlsl
shares
consists
la
gating
bold.
4a
one
way
or
another,
of
private,
inXamation
not
available
to
the
general
body
of
shareholders
or
investors.
"The
honest
tfltiMetwr
spends
hist
time
in
getting
heid'di
true
informs-1
tlon
to
which
Me
Is
ads
entitled,
and
the
less
honest
Rt
spreading
false
infor-1
ma
tlon.
for
whieh.
ttJtdor
the
cover
of
.
geiifral
ttarkoeas.
he
can
obtain
credence."
"Directorships
are
the
'pocket
boroughs'
of
the
present
day
.
We
should
like
to
see
s
provision
for
the
compulsory
retirement
of
itireeUirs
at
7i
.
.
Many
of
the
hundred
directors
still
left
on
not
be
aocused
of
having
either
the
l
leisure
or
qualifications
for
tackling
the
I
ptoblems
of
a
railway."
The
right
Una
of
evolution
Is
that
(
y.
having
in
addition
to
tke
board
of
directors
of
public
companies
a
council
of
supervision,
the
directors
being
the
i
executive
body
snd
the
supervisory
counlll
the
watc!:i:
,:s
and
ultimate
au
thority
over
appointments
(including
1
KM
WW
rsr
-i
e
throats
RubViclcs
on
throat
and
chest.
Relieves
two
ways
at
once-absorbed,
inhaled.
V
A
PORun
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
Lt
of
natloual
defence."
IMll
NTItl.tl.
O-l'l.!tATl0N
A
complete
system
of
Industrial
cooperation
is
outlined.
Starting
In
the
workshop.
It
is
proposed
that
ia)
wery
concern
employing
more
than
fifty
persons
s
works
council
mual
be
set
up
by
law
which
will
keep
In
continual
review
the
whole
work
of
the
factory,
dlscusslnii
all
questions
of
hours,
conditions
of
employment,
etc.
The
management
will
be
required
to
make
a
clear
ststement
to
this
body
s
regular
Intervals,
of
the
firm's
financial
position
and
prospects
Proposals
are
put
forward
which
are
designed
to
secure
the
worker
against
srhltrary
dismissal
I'tor
n.i..i.
j.
whole
the
exletlu
the
four
big
tallwny
companies
can-
'
'
iud
.a.
,,Mni
inUpaMl
defined.
Bnoottragemeat
and
guidance
are
tn
be
given
by
a
ministry
of
industry
(which
will
absorb
the
present
ministry
of
labor).
With,
the
ministry
will
be
associated
s
council
of
industry
with
twenty-tour
impracticable,
every
properly
constituted
neKo'latlng
body
should
be
empowered,
under
proper
safKiiard,
to
fix
a
legally
enforceable
minimum
applicable
to
Its
own
industry
Workers
should
also
share
In
the
prosperity
of
llielr
mdusirv
No
universal
scheme
el
prnfit-Miariiig
Is
to
be
created
by
Is,
hut
rcrt.nn
types
of
lsr.-e-sosle
concerns
should
be
required
1
1
'dopt
acliemes
i
lie
public
should
be
protected
against
Friday;
and
Saturday
HOSIERY
AND
GLOVES
Ladles'
Pure
Wool
Cashmere
Hose
and
Silk
and
Wool,
in
Grey,
Fawna,
Black,
etc.
Per
pair
!)."
Pure
Silk
II
one
in
Black,
Brown,
White,'
lireyn,
etc.
2
pairs
for
1)5?
Lisle
Hose
in
Blnck,
Brown
and
White.
4
pairs
for
115
f
Boys'
Heavy
Rib
Wool
Turn-top
Hose
Penman
make,
8
to
10.
Per
pair
.
.
l)."
Boys'
Hercules
Hose.
3
pairs
for
Ur?
Children's
Cotton
Hose
in
Black,
Brown
and
White,
5VT
to
9VZ.
4
pairs
for
....
Ladies'
Chamoisette
Gloves.
Fancy
cuff,
in
Sand,
Grey,
etc.
Per
pair
IWf
DRESS
GOODS
All
Woof
Serftes
in
Navy,
Green,
Saxe,
Brown,
etc.
Value
tp
$1.75,
per
yard
D.'f
All
Wool
Tweeds
in
Blue.
Brown
and
Grey
Plaids.
Value
to
$1.66,
jier
yard
.
.
5t
LADIES'
CORSETS
Indies'
Corsets.
Several
clearinK
lines.
Gossard
and
other
makes.
Per
pair
1I."C
Indies'
Brassieres
made
In
Brocaded
Coutil.
All
sizes.
2
for
li."r
SILK
KNIT
SCARVES
Silk
Knit
Scarves
in
pleasing
stripes.
Each
D5f
STAMPED
GOODS
A
great
assortment
of
varied
articles.
Each
.V
HOUSEHOLD
STAPLES
Hemstitched
Pillow
Slips,
42
inch.
Fine
heavy
quality.
Per
pair
Table
Oilcloth,
46
'inches,
in
White
or
Colors.
2
yards
for
l)5r
Holler
Towelling
Linen
or
Turkish.
5
yards
for
U'tt
90
inch
Unbleached
Sheeting.
Heavy
qual-
-ity,
for
Sheeta
or
Bedspreads,
yard
Dftf
-
White
Flannelette,
27
inch,
in
a
nice
soft
quality.
5
yards
for
!)5
Towels,
Brown
and
White
Turkish.
2
pairs
for
urt
Straw
Mats,
27
by
54.
2
for
!rf
"
DRAPERY
SECTION
Roman
Stripe
Drapery
Tapestry.
Regular
to
$1.75,
for
per
yard
05c
Cretonnes
and
Art
Sateens.
Value
to
50c
a
yard.
3
yards
for
!)."
COTTON
DRESS
GOODS
Japanese
Crepes
In
a
good
range
of
eolors.
5
yards
for
!)5f
Ginghams
in
a
nice
range
of
Plaids
and
Stripes.
.14
inches.
4
yarits
.
,
.
.i
,
.i)5
Unbleached
Cotton.
Good
heavy
quality,
36
inches.
4
yards
for
1)5?
Krinkle
Colored
Crepes
in
plain
and
figured
designs.
3
yards
for
l)5r
Colored
Voiles
in
Pink,
Blue,
Peach,
Sand,
etc.
2
yards
for
;
1)5
LAMBS'
AND
CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR
Iiadles
Winter
Weftht
Combinations
in
Sleeveless
Style
and
a
few
with
long
sleeves
,
H5f?
Women's
Bloomers,
Winter
Weight,
in
Mauve,
Cream,
Pink,
Buff.
etc.
Per
pair
!?
Children's
Combinations
in
Long
Sleeve,
Ankle
Length,
White
or
Natural.
Per
pair
,
05f
Uiiet.'
Rayon
Silk
Vesta,
Bloeiaer
and
Up-lift,
in
a
beautiful
assortment
of
(hades.
Per
garment
1)5?
Women's
Flannelette
Gowns,
extra
values
in
these
eosy
garments.
Each
05?
95.
i
COATS
-
$12.50
4
Only.
Coats
to
lie
cleared
nt
S12-"0
These
are
excellent
quality
values
to
$40.00
and
must
be
cleared.
GREAT
Phone
9
Vis
those
of
directors).
I
Seml-Diouopollstlc
undertakings
should
:
be
registered
as
"public
corporations,"
with
speclsl
responsibilities
as
to
pub-
llclty.
and
should
be
required
to
lntrc-
j
duce
profit-sharing
or
owneratalp-ahar-1
Ing
schemes.
Safeguards
against
monopolies
are'
proposed,
but
trading
associations
should
be
entitled,
under
carefully
defined
conditions,
to
make
common
rules
compul-1
sory
on
s
small
minority.
Ef'OMIMir
(IfAHlAI.
HT.tlT
An
economic
general
staff
should
be
set
up.
which
would
be
expected
to
look
shead
snd
take
a
national
rather
than
j
i
departmental
view,
to
make
a
eon-'
tmuous
survey
of
economic
irablssjsa
It
would
wurkv
in
cinctap
.wtMM
standing
committee
'of
the
cabinet,
1
which
would
be
an
economic
"committee
1
VALUES
IN
SEASONABLE
IWIi'IHIi
ItfM
iWH
MERCHANDISE
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
95c
F.
an
ad
ian
National
Ofo
Largcfl
Kailzoay
Syficm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Sailings
from
rniMT.
RiTiutT
for
VANrnrvr.it.
vtrroKU.
muttlt,
and
Intermediate
points,
esrb
rilimV.
too
ajn.
ror
KTKW.WtT
and
AN
VOX.
each
WHINKKn
AY.
10.00
pJB.
For
NORTH
and
NOI
Til
qi
TEN
I
IIAUI.OTTE
ISLANDS.
Fortnightly.
PASSENC1EK
TUAINH
LEAVE
PKINTE
KIUT.KT
Bsh
MONDAV.
tVEIlNRKPAY
and
SATI
I1I1AY
st
11
JS
am
for
rRINCE
OIOKOE.
EIlMONTftN.
AVINMI'Ml.
all
points
gas
tern
Canada.
United
Stale
,
.
AOENCY
AU.
nCCAN
STEVMMIir
LISKet.
fa
Oanaaiitn
.VailMat
'EtaVesa
Inr
Money
Q
fyygj
CITY
TICKET
OrriCK.
IS
TIIIHD
tVR..
fltlNtr
RDfr.KT.
rbsss
n
City
Meat
Market
(SELVIG
HROS.)
3rd
Avenue
Phone
70S
MEAT.
FISH.
VKGETARLES
and
ALL
KINDS
OP
"NOHWKGIAN
PRODUCB"
at
tew
prices,
and
imrnediate
delivery
Observe!
All
articles
are
of
superior
quality
and
absolutely
fresh.
arbitrary
stoppages
In
the
essential
public
services.
NATIONAL
lL
ELOI'MENT
A
great
scheme
of
national
reconstruction
la
advocated
under
a
co-ordinating
committee
of
the
Privy
Council
to
be
called
the
Committee
of
National
Development.
The
public
amras
undertaken
would
include
a
comprehensive
program
of
roitd
construction
(the
present
road
system
being
entirely
insufficient
for
the
requirements
even
of
present-day
traffic
I.
the
development
of
garden
cities,
alum
clearance
on
a
large
scsle.
and
the
development
and
improvement
of
docks,
harbors,
canals,
and
electricity
supply.
To
facilitate
these
undertakings
a
Board
of
National
Investment
sbouM
be
set
up
in
whose
hands
would
be
pooler!
the
various
funds
accruing
to
the
different
departments
of
state
(continued
on
page
COAL
Prices
DOWN
.
.
PemltlnaPeerleeM.Err(l2.00
Peoblna
Wrushed
Nuls
UJ5
Alberts
&otfei
Ex
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$1100
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue