(7HOySANDS
of
vital
questions
concerning
your
baby'
care
are
bound
to
arise.
Baby's
Welfare
tells
you
the
answers.
It
was
written
for
the
use
of
every
young
mother
by
a
thoroughly
experienced
physician.
Itlsnot
technical,
nor
docs
It
take
the
place
of
your
own
doctor'
advice.
It
Is
just
a
simple
practical
treatise
in
every
day
language.
You
cannot
afford
to
be
without
it.
Write
for
your
copy
to-day
and
save
yourself
endless
worry.
Baby's
food
is
of
first
cinsideratlon.
Nurse
him
if
possible.
If
you
cannot,
use
Eagle
Brand,
endorsed
by
thousands
of
mothers,
recommended
by
thousands
of
doctors.
It
Is
absolutely
pure
and
safe
and
ezeedingly
digestible.
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THRIFTY
LADIES
can
purchase
FURS
At
wholesale
prices
or
less.
In
order
to
close
up
the
estate
of
the
late
H.
Laxcr,
all
stock
on
hand
must
be
sold,
regardless
of
cost.
Sale
Opens
On
Friday,
Nov.
rttlrl
ARCTIC
FUR
STORE
Corner
Third
Avenue
&
Sixth
Street
Everyone
can
own
a
General
Electric
Radio
offered
at
oghj
J2gj
COMPLETE
WITH
C.G.E.
RADIQTRONS
In
response
to
the
demand
for
a
compact
but
efficient
radio
set,
General
Electric
now
presents
the
Studio
Lowboy.
This
modern
receiving
sec
is
"quipped
with
tuned
radio
frequency
circuits
and
uses
seven
tubes
.
.
.
four
of
which
are
Screen-Grid.
Here
is
a
high
degree
of
sensitivity
and
selectivity
over
die
entire
tuning
range.
Irt
actual
tests,
the
new
General
Electric
Studio
Lowboy
has
proved
the
equal
of
far
more
expensive
sets.
It
is
exceptionally
powerful
and
will
bring
in
distant
stations
clearly
and
with
volume.
Its
rich
natural
tone
is
vividly
true
to
the
original.
Back
of
the
General
Electric
Radio
is
an
investmentof
twenty
million
dollars
in
radio
research
and
development.
Once
you
sec
the
beautiful
Studio
Lowboy
and
listen
to
its
masterful
-reproduction,
you
will
realize;
that
here
is
where
luxury
performance
meets
economy
in
price.
The
nearest
dealer
will
arrange
terms
to
suit
your
convenience.
RL730B
I
Oeneral
Electric
Lowboy..$225.00
General
Electricllighboy..$275.00
General
Electric
Radio
Phonogrsph
$397.50
4
funtd
Radio
Frequency
Set
'
General
Electric
StuJio
Lowboy
$185.00
All
prices
complete
with
C.G.E.
Radiotront
GENERAL
ME3ffiQM.
FULL
RANGE
RADIO
For
6alc
by
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPAN
Y,
LTD.
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AN
APIAN
GENERA
L
EL
E
C
T
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C
C
O
.
,
LIMITED
I
FARCE
IS
ENJOYABLE
Tlay
Staged
Last
Night
In
United
Church,
Appreciated
Will
He
,
'"'
Repeated
Tonight0
"
Farcp
presentations
In
Prhiceui-pert
always
prove
popular
ana
the
staging
of
"Amy
from
Arizona"
under
the
auspices
of
the
Sunday
School
In
First
United
Church
last
evening
was
no
exception.
Deservedly
enough,
for
It
was
a
very
entertaining
and
well
acted,
show,
there
was
a
large
audience
which
almost
filled
the
church.
All
were
pleased
and,
If
the
good
reports
that
were
to
be
heard
last
night
af-
Week-End
Specials
Malklns
Best
Fancy
Peaches
AtZp
halfs,
2
tins
'xOl
Malklns
Best
Fancy
Apricots
np
28,
per
tin
Malklns
Best
Pumpkin
2V2's,
2
tins
Ghlrardellti
Chocolate
l-lb.
Mn
Rowats
Worcester
Sauce
per
bottle
U
Heinz
CaUup
large
bottle
Evaporated
Pears
per
lb.
Evaporated
Peaches
2
lbs
35c
empress
Red
Currant
Jam
fiftn
4-lb.
tlnO
""
Brookfleld
Creamery
Butter
i(n
per
lb
iJs
Sunnybrook
Creamery
Butter.
3-lb.
brick
..
Whole
Wheat
Flour
10-lb.
sack
Cream
of
Wheat
per
pkg
$1.15
50c
25c
Aunt
Jemima
Pancake
Flour
l
CZrt
2
pkgs
v
Crown
Brand
Corn
Syrup
OAn
2-lb.
tin
Nabob
Strawberry
Jam
4-lb.
tin
60c
55c
15c
25c
20c
35c
Alberta
Market
I'.
UAMULA.
1'inurfetor
t
lfth
Street
Phone
208
Mussallem's
MEAT
Market
.Veal
Steak
CCf
2
lbs
Loin
Lamb
Chops
(Z.
ff
g
2
lbs.
Stewing
Lamb
5QC
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Shoulder
Veal
Q-fl
Aft
5
lbs.
...VAVU
Shoulder
Lamb
CjJ
QQ
Shoulder
Pork
j
QQ
Prime
Rib
Roiled
Off,,
per
lb
Pot
Roast
Beof
1
per
lb
Round
Steak
2
lbs
Pork
Sausage
OCa
u21bs
Le
Roast
Veal
.
QCa
per
lb.
Leg.RostLam.,;,"Oftr
per
lb
Fresh
Killed
Chicken
per
lb
d
Mussallem's
Meat
Market
rhoncs
18
&
81
417
Fifth
Ave.
H.
1
iiMniii
n
nil
1
-
wnrn
ter
the
performance
was
over
have
the
expected
effect,
there
should
be
even
a
larger
house
tonight
when
the
second
and
final
presentation
Is
made.
Mrs.
John
Manson,
who
directed
the
farce,
and
all
members
of
the
cast
are
deserving
of
congratulations
on
the
fine
success
achieved
after
a
comparatively,
brief
time
of
'
rehearsel.
Earl
Barrle
Is
stage
manager
and
has
also
contributed
considerably
to
the
success.
He
has
charge
of
scenery
and
settings
which
are
effective
Indeed.
As
for
the
cast,
the
leading
roles
are
taken
capably
by
Miss
Cathie
Irvine
and
Earl
Barrle
who
appear
as1
a
young
married
couple.
Among
other
of
the
major
parts
are
that
of
the
mother-in-law
acted
splendidly
by
Mls3
,E.
M.
Earle
and
that
of
an
actress
and
domestic
Intruder
In
which
Miss
Victoria
Krikevsky
makes
a
great
hit.
The
title
role
is
In
the
hands
of
Miss
Eleanor
Pat-more
who
excels
herself.
Others
who
hold
up
their
ends
well
and
contribute
in
an
important
way
to
the
general
effectiveness
are
Bruce
Stevens,
a
friend
of
the
young
husband;
J.
Sinclair,
as
the
brother
of
the
young
wife;
Robert
Irvine,
as
1
butler,
and
MIm
E.
P.
Q
rassic,
as
a
maid.
There
are
three
acts
and
the
duration
of
the
entertainment
is
a
little
short
of
two
hours.
During
the
intermissions,
there
Is
radio
music.
Eagles'
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
Larjrc
Crowd
at
Very
Enjoyable
Time
Last
Night
At
Affair
In
Lodge
Hail
A
very
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
last
night
by
the
Eagles'
Lodge
in
their
hall
in
the
Du
Luxe
Block.
There
were
15
tables
of
cards
and
prize-winners
were:
ladies'
first.
Mrs.
Cecil
Rose;
second,
Ml
Qllfil-
lan;
third.
Miss
Herman;
men's
first,
S.
M.
Newton
;""second,
Alex
Strachan;
third,
Capt.
J.
J.
Mulligan.
Atttr
cards,
refreshments
served
and
dancing
followed
with
Susie
by
Charlie
Balagno's
orchestra.
Thomas
Clough
was
master
of
Thursday,
November
13.
PAGE
SIX
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
IflJO
i
Young
Mothers
should
know
MONTHLY
MEETING
OF
Waugh,
W.
R.
McAfee
and
J.
H,
SCHOOL
BOAKD
LAST
NIGHT
Thompson,
trustees;
John
O.
Wil
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
board
of
school
trustees
was
held
last
night
In
the
city
police
court.
Those
present
were:
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer,
chairman;
L.
W
liamson,
secretary;
and
D.
H.
Hartness,
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer,
Miss
J.
D.
Moffatt
and
Miss
O.
E.
McArthur,
Get
quick
results
with
a
want
act
WEDNESDAY
&
THlT;,v
two
snows
-yyfpj
Norma
Shearer
In
-
The
Divorcee
A
Great
All
Talking
Picture
Classed
as
"One
of
the
Ucst
T
n
Comedy
"LADIES
L:,r
Musical
Novelty
"THE
MUSIC
MARHts
ADMISSION
-
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Feature
Starts
at
7:
10
&
9
jj
THURSDAY
MATINEE
at
:
a
15c
St
10c
Feature
at
:
11
FRIDAY
and
SATIKIUY
"SHADOW
OF
THE
LIU
ceremonies
and
F.
Ilunu
:
chairman.
It
ts
planned
to
make
.such
drives
and
dances
months
during
the
winter
on
r,
Wednesday
of
each
month
LEIF
EKIKSON
MOIL'S
MLET
The
Ladles'
Aid
to
the
:,
,
:
Erlkson
Society
had
a
v
last
night
at
the
home
:
t:
Wikdal,
Sixth
Avenue
E..
B
ness
had
principally
to
in
.
forthcoming
basaar
on
v
21.
Therf'wM
a
good
ati
1,
.:
ladies
who,
after
the
bum
lon,
were
served
with
1
:
:
ments
by
the
hostess
Curzon's
store,
next
Post
Office.
Oral
WALLACE'S
Mid-Month
Specials
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
ALL-WOOL
SIIAWLS-4
only,
white
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wool
Values
to
$4.50
.
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Excellent
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Special
...
BAHI
ROBES
In
several
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and
coloruiKi,
satfn
trimmed
KIMONAS
Made
in
handsoijic
rayon
silks,
in
floral
designs.
Reg.
value
Special
PRINTED
RAYON
SILK
PAJAMA
SETS
-BUck
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bright
floral
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fitted
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travelling
case
Reg.
$0.50,
for
TAILORED
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BLOOMBRsl-In
several
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TAILORED
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all
newest
shades,
pair
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for
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de
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and
printed
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brocaded
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CHILDREN'S
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with
fancy
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colors
of
blue,
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or
nllc,
sizes
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and
4
only
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$2.50.
for
JAEOER
ALL-WOOL
MEN'S
SCARFS
Reg.
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for
LEATHER
PURSES
In
several
colors
and
shapes
Values
to
$4.75,
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DRESS
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am
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values
to
95c.
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yard
RAYON
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CREPES
Some
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in
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Values
to
$1.50,
per
yard
'
DRESS
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Values
to
41
tvr
DRESS
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COATINO
BROADCLOTHS-54
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in
brown,
fawns,
greys,
etc.
Values
to
$4.75.
per
yard
v
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afe
displaying
one
table
of
small
articles,
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nvav
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ill
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white
and
colored
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attractive
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you
contemplate
the
purchase
of
bca'
dlnr,
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will
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you
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give
us
a
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