PACE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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Oct.IIH8V
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WALLACE'S
During
this
week,
we
are
giving-
coupons
with
every
purchase
of
25c
and
over.
You
stand
a
chance
to
win
one
of
the
three
magnificent
cash
prizes,
put
up
by
the
RETAIL
MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION,
of
$100,
$50
and
$25,
for
first,
second
and
third
prizes,
respectively.
,
Buy
your
supply
of
Blankets
now,
you
will
reap
the
benefit
of
present
low
prices.
Whte
or
colored,
all
wool
ty
Kf
"
up
from
per
pair
Kimonas,
the
warm
velour
variety,
very
comforting
these
cold
mornings,
a
nice
QA
6J
range
of
colors.
Special,
each
.
.
.
Wool
Cashmere
Hose
several
colors,
also
htZp
silk
and
wool,
all
sizes,
per
pair
Boys'
Polo
Coats,
in
heavy
navy
f
reize
or
tweed.
Sizes
G
to
8
years
Qfi!
Special
.
W
Ask
for
your
Cash
Slips
and
Coupons
Telephone
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Third
Ave.
&
Fulton
St.
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WEEK
SPECIAL
15
Discount
on
Boys'
Sweaters
S
Only
Men's
Blue
Chinchilla
Over-
9
fl
AA
eoats.
Regular
price,
$27.50.
Special
V-B-aVll
livery
Customer
Gets
a
Chance
to
Win
a
Trite
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PRIZE
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PRIZE
50.00
THIRD
PRIZE
25.00
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PHONES
43
AND
385
Eayly
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
WILL
BUILD
SIDEWALKS
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several
loch
improvement
ujiaws
Put
Through
First
Readings
By
City
Council
.
Six
locai
improvement
Initiative
bylaws
and
eight
local
improvement
construction
bylaws,
having
to
do
with
sidewalk
building
in
the
downtown
section,
were
put
through
their
initial
readings
at
last
night's
council
meeting
and
will
be
further
advanced
at
a
special
meeting
to
be
held
on
Wednesday
evening
of
this
week,
the
desire
of
the
council
be-irij
to
have
the
work
instituted
as
soon
as
possible.
The
new
sidewalks
will
largely
replace
ones
which
have
been
condemned
and
closed
to
traffic.
The-local
Improvement
Initiative
bylaws
were
as
follows:
Concrete
walk,
10
feet
wide,
north
side
of
Fraser
Street,
Fifth
Street
to
Sixth
Street.
Wooden
walk.
8
feet
wide,
north
side
of
Second
Avenue,
Second
Street
to
McBride
Street
Wooden
walk,
8
feet
wide,
west
side
of
McBride
Street,
Third
Av-nue
to
First
Avenue.
Asphaltlc
walk
10
feet
wide,
west
;ide
of
Fifth
Street,
Third
Avenue
'j
Fraser
Street.
Asphaltlc
walk,
10
feet
wide,
west
-lde
of
Sixth
Street,
Third
Avenue
to
Fraser
Street.
Asphaltic
walk,
10
feet
wide,
east
iide
of
Sixth
Street,
Fraser
Street
to
'ane
north
of
Fraser
Street.
Asphaltlc
walk,
10
feet
wide,
lorth
side
of
Fraser
Street,
Sixth
to
Seventh
Streets.
Construetlin
Bylaws
Asohaltlc
sidewalk.
12
feet
wide.
south
side
of
Third
Avenue,
Seventh
Street
to
Eighth
Street.
Asphaltic
sidewalk,
12
feet
wide.
north
side
of
Third
Avenue,
Sev-onth
to
Eighth
Streets.
Asphaltlc
sidewalk,
17
feet
wide,
cast
side
of
Second
Street,'
Second
Avenue
to
Third
Avenue.
Asphaltic
sidewalk,
10
feet
wide.
east
side
of
First
Street,
Second
Avenue
to
Third
Avenue.
Asphaltic
sidewalk,
17
feet
wide.
south
side
of
Second
Avenue,
Third
Street
to
McBride
Street.
Aid.
Pullen
thought
that
it
was
regrettable
that,
now
provision
was
being
made
for
the
replacement
of
old
walks
In
most
parts
of
the
business
section,
there
was
still
a
eao
on
the
south
side
of
Third
Av
enue
from
Brooksbank's
building
to
McBride
Street
on
which,
evidently,
nothing
could
be
done.
After
some
discussion
as
to
this
gap,
It
was
decided,
on
motion
of
Aid.
Rudderham.
that
a
new
Init
iative
bylaw
be
prepared
providing
for
a
wooden
sidewalk
on
this
section.
It
was
felt
by
the
council
that
the
property
owners
concerned
might
assume
the
cost
of
such
a
sidewalk.
With
reference
to
the
south
side
of
Second
Avenue
from
Third
Street
to
McBride
Street,
Aid.
Rudderham
Hand
Painted
Enlargements
Of
any
Photo
or
Snapshot,
in
Oil,
Water
or
Crayon,
All
work
guaranteed
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Sales
Company
PHONE:
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HOTEL
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Office
Box
158
What
Would
Please
Grandma
or
Grandpa
More
than
to
receive
A
Photograph
of
Baby
Tills
Christmas
Sittings
can
be
made
during
Prosperity
Week
by
paying
a
deposit
and
the
"photos
fin-,
lshed
any
time
you
desire
before
Christmas.
Benson
Studios
Third
Ave.
Phone
42C
statod
that
he
had
seen
Mr.
Curtis
who
had
informed
him
that
the
property
owners
there,
who
had
first
asked
for
a
plank
sidewalk,
were
now
satisfied
with
the
asphal-1
tic
plan
and
were
desirous
that
the
work
shoul'd
start
as
soon
as
pbs-j
slble.
I
Acting
Mayor
Collart
reported
havins-soen
W.
II.
Tobey.
railway
superintendent,
on
the
ma,Ur
-of
tfthe
sidewalk
along
the
nortltJUc
of
Second
Avenue
abutting
on
railway
property.
Mr.
Tobey
had
suggested
that
the
city
get
in
communication
with
the
Canadian
National
in
re-1
gard
to
the
matter.
This
was
being
done
and
it
was
believed
that
a
proposition
for
the
replacement
of
this
sidewalk
could
be
agreed
upon.
Aid.
Rudderham
thought
that
it
was
advisable
that
all
haste
possible
be
made
on
the
work
covered
by
the
bylaws.
The
weather
was
get
ting
bad
and
the
old
walks
were
in
bad
shape,
many
being
closed.
He
suggested
that
the
special
meeting
be
held
to
put
the
construction
bylaws
throne
h
their
final
stages.
Aid.
ftudderham"!
suggestion
wis
icsepted
and
it
was
agreed
to
hold
a
special
meeting
tomorrow
Get
your
men's
nlsn
at
Carson's
and
keep
warm
Inside
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goods.
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oualitv
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I
That's
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they
give
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true,
'
bright,
new
colors
to
dresses,
drapes,
The
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in
Diamond
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make
them
so
easy
to
use.
No
spotting
or
ctreaVinc
Jnt
rlenr.
even
colors.
The
local
improvement
construe-,
that
hold
throueh
wear
and
washing.
'ion
bylaws
were
as
follows:
!
Diamond
Dyes
never
give
things
Anha!t!r
ftiriewnlfc-
17
tet
Hri
that
re-dyed
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l&c
rth.iHnfThii
a,-
c
at
all
dealers.
When
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dye-
Street
to
McBride
Street.
ine
costs
no
more
is
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why
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with
makeshifts?
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at
duced
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this
week
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per
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Malkins
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per
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..
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.
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r
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hnv
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Round
Steak
2
lbs
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per
lb
Shoulder
Veal
5
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'
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i
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'
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,
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a
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motion
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seconded
by
Aid.
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the,
city
council
last
night
requcs'rl(
the
city
solicitor
to
keep
his
office1
open
from
7
lo
3
of
the
evenings
of
the
last
five
days
of
this
month
in
order
to
accomodate
working
people
desirous
of
registering
as
householders
or
licenceholders.
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