PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
w
oMar
SaturdaaffdMonday
Household
Goods
Towels
A
splendid
value
white
Turkish
towel
with
colored
ends
of
Pink,
Jade,
Yellow
or
M
Blue,
2
for
$A.IW
Swiss
Curtain
Panels
Exceptional
j
AA
value,
each
,
tpAaUU
Feather
Pillows
Art
ticking.
covers
j
Pure
Linen
Roller
Toweling
Nice
even
Affc
weave,
5
yards
vJLW
Pillow
Slips
Made
from
nice
quality
-fl
A
A
cotton,
4
for
$1.VV
Cushions
In
art
coverings,
an
assort-
A
A
ment
of
designs,
2
for
V
v
V
Lakeside
Curtain
Scrims
In
florah
Q-fl
A
A
ilesigns,
4
for
....
M-vV
Linen
Tablecloths
With
colored
-fl
A
A
borders,
each
liVU
Hosiery
Bemberg
Silk
Hose
Full
Fashioned
This
heavy
service
weight
full
fashioned
stocking,
gives
"much
greater
wear
than
the
light
weight
silk
and
comes
in
a
full
assortment
of
the
season's
&4
A
A
new
shades,
per
pair
i
ww
Boys'
and
Girls
Turned
Top
Wool
Hose
g
-J
A
A
In
a
range
of
colors
and
sizes,
2
pairs
All
Wool
and
Silk
and
Wool
Hose
In
a
-g
A
A
variety
of
colors,
per
pair
Children's
Wool
Sox
and
Hose
Clearing
i3
A
A
lines,
2
pairs
tpJl.VW
Children's
Wear
Baby's
Stockingette
Pullover
Pants-r
G-fl
A
A
In
white
only,
pair
JL.UW
Baby
Jackets
Quilted
in
pink
or
blue
Q-fl
AA
design,
each
Quilted
Silk
Baby
Carriage
Covers
2-
A
A
Blue
or
Pink,
each
V
1,VV
Fleece
Lined
Waists
In
cream,
all
sizes
Children's
Sleeping
Suits
Fleece
lined
A
A
or
flannelette,
per
suit
v-iowv
Wool
Bonnets
Cosy
and
warm
00
Wool
Toques
An
assortment
of
colors
fiJ
AQ
Baby's
Rubbor
Pants
Pure
gum
'
00
Baby's
Pure'
Wool
Vest-'
jjj
Ladies'
Wear
Corsolettes
and
Rubber
Girdles
1-garter
fl
A
A
new
numbers,
each
,
yJLvv
Rayon
Silk
Bloomers
In
pink,
nilc
and
-fl
A
A
peach,
medium
sizes,
2
for
Crepe
De
Chene
Scarfs
Several
colors
-fl
A
A
pretty
designs,
each
vie-W
Vests
and
Bloomers
Winter
weight
H
tZ
each
'V"
Yard
Goods
Including
coatings,
dress
serges,
tweeds,
silks,
etc.
valued
to
$2.75
4
A
A
to
bo
cleared
at
per
yard
tpjLeUv
Ginghams,
Prints,
Cretonnes,
Etc.
"fl
A
A
to
clear,
5
yards
VJL.VU
Check
Nainsooks
In
pink,
peach,
rose,
Q4
A
A
orchid,
5
yards
P-S..UU
Cotton
Broadcloths
In
several
shades
Q-fl
A
A
4
yards
Telephone
9
Third
Ave.
&
Fulton
St.
FREE!
FREE!
Hand
Painted
Enlargements
To
introduce
our
work
to
local
customers,
until
November
1.
we
will
mate
a
guaranteed
hand-painted
enlargement
from
your
"own
snapshot
or
photograph,
without
charge.
And
supply
frames
for
your
paintings
at-25
to
50
lower
prices
than
prices
quoted
by
outside
concerns.
Before
placing
your
order
for
enlargements-
Consult
Us
Either
phone
or
write
WESTERN
SALES
COMPANY
P.
O.
BOX
158
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WOUNDS
&
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Tells
About
j
Power
Company
and
Its
Work
Lcc
Gordon,
Purchasing
Agent,
Speaks
Rotary
Club
onCpgts
df.
Providing
Fowfr
f
1
Showing
that
the
money
paid
to
'
a
public
utility
corporation
is
paid
'
out
very
largely
in
local
services,
j
Lee
Gordon,
purchasing
agent
for
j
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Company,
I
gave
a
very
interesting
address
at
the
luncheon
pf
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon;
his
subject
being
"The
Consumer's
Dollar."
One
of
the
interesting
statements
was
that,
owing
to
the
large
amount
of
money
involved,
the
cost
of
capitalization
was
of
necessity
very
heavy
in
a
hydro-electric
,
plant.
Also
he
mentioned
that,
while
the
stock
of
a
merchant
turned
over
several
times
in
a
year,
the
turnover
of
a
power
company
occurred
only
once
in
several
years.
Of
necessity
the
provision
of
power
was
monopolistic
for
if
it
were
otherwise
the
costs
would
be
higher,
and
the
selling
rates
also
higher.
What
was-
required
was.
a
fair
rate
for
the
service
rendered
and
this
could
only
be
granted
whqn
there
was
no
duplication
of
services.
Mr.
Gordon
then
went
on
to
tell
In
detail
some
of
the
costs
of
operation
of
the
local
plant.
This
Included
taxes,
operation,
mainten
Week-End
Specials
Malkln's
Best
Orange
Marmalade,
50c
4-lb.
tin
Clark's
Pork
Si
Beans
2's
25c
2
tins
Purity
Quick
China
Oats
35c
per
pkg
Malkin's
Best
Fruit
for
35c
salad
fancy,
2'c.
tin
anowflake
Pastry
Flour
50c
10-lb.
sack
Evaporated
White
or
Black
25c
Figs.
2
lbs.
Nabob
Plum
Jam
45c
4-lb.
tin
Hall's
Sandwich
Chicken
15c
'i's.
per
tin
Nabob
Mince
Clams
Vz's
35c
2
tins
Swansdown
Cake
Flour
40c
per
pkg
Malkln's
Best
Seedless
25c
Raisins,
2
pkgs
Fancy
Glace
Cherries
35c
te-lb.
tin
Shelled
Walnuts
'i-lb
40c
Shelled
Almonds
50c
per
lb
Boneless
Pickled
Pigs
Feet
35c
per
Jar
Chill
Con
Carne
l's
25c
per
tin
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street
Phone
20
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
Pineapple
or
Lemon
Layer
Cakes
Satur-(layiSpecial-T..OAp
'
'Bath''
'
The
Electric
IJakcry
Third
Ave.
Thone
667
FREE
DELIVERY
'
NEXT
WEEK
CRUMPETS
'
WILL
BE
AVAILABLE
ance
and
the
creation
of
a
fund
for
extension
or
the
Insurance
of
sufficient
stability
in
the
company
to
enable
them
to
secure
money
for
extensions.
The
manner
in
which
the
expenses
piled
up
proved
somewhat
of
a
surprise
to
Mr.
Lee's
audience.
They
were
also
Interested
to
know
that
in
a
steam'plant
only
one
fourth
of
the
latent
power
.was
utilized
whereas
in
hydro-electric
D0
was
saved.
;
1
At
the
conclusion
Mr.
Gordon
was
thanked
for
his
address
by
President
S.
D.
Johnston.
Next
week
there
will
be
no
luncheon
but
the
ladies
will
be
guests
of
the
members
in
the
evening.
LEAVING
TERRACE
Farewell
Party
Held
on
Tuesday
For
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Keith
and
Miss
Kerr
TERRACE,
OCt.
31:
On
Tuesday
evening
last
a
farewell
party
was-held
at
the
home
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
II.
T.
Allen
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Keith
and
Miss
Kerr
who
are
leaving
shortly
to
reside
In
Vancouver
for
the
winter,
after
which
it
Is
expected
they
will'
proceed
to
their
old
home
in
Toronto
where
they
may
take
up
permanent
residence.
Mr.
Allen
gave
a
brief
address
In
whicn
he
spoke
of
the
tfreat
help
in
church
work
which
had
been
given
by
the
departing
guests,
including
Mrs.
Keith's
assistance
as
a
teacher
In
the
Sunday
School
and
as
organist
on
many
occasions.
He
also
spoke
feelingly
of
the
many
kindnesses
and
help
which
he
had
received
at
their
hands
and
expressed
the
hope
that
they
may
enjoy
many
years
of
health
and
happiness
wherever
their
lot
may
be
cast
In
the
days
to
come.
Curzon's
carry
nice
lines
of
Dress
Shirts
and
neckties,
Collars,
and
fine
light
underwear.
Apples
!
For
Hallowe'en
at
specially
reduced
prices
Mcintosh
Reds
Q4
Off
per
box
91.03
Hallowe'en
XJandyw-Good
QHp
assortment,
pet
IdT
O
U
I
Picnic
Hams
9o
per
lb
BO
Sugar
Sugar
is
"advancing,
now
Is
the
time
to
buy,
10's
A
Of?
per
sack
...
Uvl
Dates
Fresh-
stock
n"
Quick
Quaker
Oats
With
HIZn
China
ware,
2
pkgs
I
OK
Quick,
Purity
Oats
New
'Q4
fkft
pattern
china,
3
pkg.
JlvU
Oainer's
Bacon
Machine
fffp
sliced,
per
lb.
tJl
Oainer's
Bacon
By
piece
fO
per
lb
Braid's
Tea
With
cup
&
IZtZp
OOKj
saucer,
per
lb.
Free
Demonstration
of
Heinz
Products
on
Saturday,
November
1
Heinz
Ketchup
Large
9f
uGK,
per
-bottle
Heinz
Tomato
Soup
Small
fOf
4
tins
Heinz
Pork
Si
Beans
Small
QOr
3
tins
.?:..
Heinz
Pork
&
Beans
Med.
AQn
3
tins
Heinz
Pickles
All
varieties
OQp
per
bottle
.
AOK,
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Hollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
360
319
Third
Ave.
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOR
SKERNA
BRAM)
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZEl)
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
CONCERT
BY
NEW
CHOIR
The
Varden
Singers,
a
Norwegian
choir
sponsored
by
the
Lief
Erikson
Society
of
this
cltyi
made
their
ini
tial
public
appearance
last
nlghfc
in,
thd-Metropole
Hall
befdre
ftVaudv
lence
which
filled
practically
afl
the
seating
capacity
that
had
been
provided.
The
organization
proved
itself
a
notable
addition
to
the
musical
talent
of
the
city
and
the
choir,
although
It
had
been
practising
only
a
few
months,
acquitted
Itself
with
much
credit.
The
audience
was
highly
delighted.
Peter
Lien,
choirmaster
and
organist
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
Is
the
director
of
the
new
choir.
Evidently,
there
has
been
concentration
on
unison
voices
for
the
blending
and
general
harmony
was
quite
effective.
The
program
was
one
of
considerable
range
and
was
entirely
In
the
Norwegian
tongue
except
for
one
Swedish,
.one
Danish
and
one
English
number.
The
most
popular
number
with
the
audience
was
the
rollicking
folk
song
"KJerringa
me
staven"
(The
Old
Lady
with
the
Stick).
Other
numbers
involved
sweet
harmonies
and
exacting
modulations.
A
male
choir
sang
two
selections
which
were
well
received.
Assisting
artists
included
Mrs.
Jarvis
McLeod
who
sang
for
her
first
number
"Queen
of
Angels."
Always
popular,
an
encore
was
in-siled
upon
and
Mrs.
McLeod
gave
for
this
"My
Lover
is
a
Fisherman."
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
was
Mrs.
McLeod's
accompanist.
The
opening
number
on
the
program
was
a
pretty
violin
duet
by
Miss
Molly
Lawrence
and
Bert
Cameron,
Mbs
Nellie
Lawrence
accompanying.
The
number
was
"At
Dawning."
I
Later
Miss
Molly
Lawrence
played
I
an
equally
fine
solo
with
her
sister
again
accompanying.
B.
M.
Simpson
acted
as
chairman
and,
at
the
opening,
welcomed
the
audience.
In
the
course
of
the
pro
gram
Mr.
Simpson
announced
that
the
Lief
Erikson
Society
would
have
,a
meeting
next
Monday
evening
I
when
It
would
be
decided
whether
the
organization
would
araalga-
I
mate
with
another
larger
society
or
I
carry
on
as
a
separate
entity.
A
prize
was
given
in
connection
with
a
drawing
of
admission
tickets.
I
The
winner
was
Chris
DJerkin
with
No.
125.
The
draw
was
made
by
Mis
!
Jacobsen.
Members
of
Choir
The
Varden
Singers
are:
LadlesMrs.
P.
WlkdaL
Mrs.
O
Wick.
Mrs.
P.
Llland,
Mrs.
Ounnar
Selvig.
Mrs.
Lindscth,
Mrs.
Anderson,
Mrs.
Nels
Luth,
Mrs.
Okf
Skog
and
Mrs.
J.
Moen.
I
Men
Ounnar
Selvig,
N.
Ounder-son,
I.
Fenness,
O.
Johnson,
A.
Llndselh,
J.
Ingebrlgtsen,
B.
Peder-sen,
J.
Storseth
and
II.
Lund,
The
full
program
was
as
follows:
"O
Canada."
Violin
Duet
Miss
Lawrence
and
Bert
Cameron.
Varde
Singers
"Sang
er
-Hardens
lyst"
F.
A.
Relgslgerl;
"8angen
(L.
8pohr;
"Nyst
munnc
det
regne
sua
saare"
(Danish
Folktune).
Vocal
Selections
Mrs.
Jarvis
Mc
Leod.
Varden
Singers
"Mln
fang"
(L.
Srasst;
"Sysvort"
(J.
Lavtk;
"Baat-
fart"
(F.
Mendelssohn).
Violin
Solo
Miss
Molly
Lawrence.
Male
Choir
"Til
osterland
vllle
Jag
fare"
(Swedish
Polktunc);
"Naar
fjorenc
blaaner"
(Alfred
Paulsen).
Varden
Singers
"Fanevakt"
(O
Olseni;
"Sangcrmarch"
(By
Ham-ma
i;
"KJerringa
me
staven"
(Nor
wegian
Folktune).
Varden
Singers
"Good
Night
Ladles."
"God
Save
the
King."
Extra
Special
Chesterfield
Sale
To
make
room
for
furniture
on
(he
way
from
factory,
to
dear
the
following,
every
suite
guaranteed.
3-
Piccc
Chesterfield
Suite
Mohair
Walnut
Pacing
Cfl
QA
Reg.
$225,
now
?XDU
4-
Plece
Chesterfield
Suite
-Mohatr
I
Walnut
Facing
QIQ
Re
$235.
now
t?AtJO
3-Ploco
Chesterfield
Suite
flj-fl
7
A
"
Mohair
all
over,
noV
V
A
'
3-Plece
Chesterfield
Suite
&
Tapestry.
Reg.
$180,
nowV-lOU
Sec
them.
They
arc
real
bargains.
1
Terms
Arranged
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
1
Telephone
775
FIGHT
Friday,
Oc
jbnr
M
r,
"With
Bpimt
The
South
Pole"
A
Romance
of
Courage
Filmed
at
the
"BOTTOM
OF
THE
WORLD"
The
Most
Exciting
Adventure
Ever
Put
on
the
Screen
-
and
HELEN
KANE
(The
Radio
Favorite)
in
"Dangerous
Nan
McGrew"
A
Mirthful,
Melodious,
Roughhousc
Revel
ALL
TALKING
and
both
PARAMOUNT
Picturrs
Admission
20c
&
65c
Hyrd
at
South
Pole
starU
at
7
10
a
l
j
SATURDAY
MATINEE
at
2:30
13c
and
10c
Dyrd
at
South
Pole
starts
at
3:10
Mon.
&
TucsWill
Rojjcrs
in
"So
This
Is
London
DON'T
IGNORE
Headaches,
Listlcssnoss,
Bad
Stop
Them
with
This
is
a
serious
matter.
You
tm$t
conquer
constipation
1,
Stop
itxat
once
Wfore
its
poisons
get
in
their
deadly
work.
Nenrly
00
of
all
skkness
has
ICS
origin
in
irregular
elimination.
If
you
rglect
the
symptoms-r-con-staiit
fatigue,
bad
breath,
head
aehM
and
coated
tongue
you
may
tyj
Jaying
yourself
open
to
permanent
fll-hoalth.
:
There's
a
natural,
easy
way
to
free
yourself
from
this
terrlht
scourge,
once
and
forever.
By
eating
regularly
a
delicious
cereal
Kellogg'a
ALL-BRAN.
Physl-efons
recommend
ALL-BRAN
because
its
action
Is
different
from
pills
and
drugs.
Ordinary
cathar-jjjfjf
give
only
temporary
relief,
and
are,
often
habit-forming.
u
ALL-BRAN
acts
naturally,
goalyi
IU
roughage
sweeps
the
syttojm
eJoan
of
poisonous
wastes
and
impurities.
And
ALL-BRAN
is
a
great
aid
lo
health
in
other
ways.
It
contains
Improved
In
Taste
How
to
Assist
tlic
Digestion
The
most
dictatorial
digestion
is
open
to
argument
if
only
select
the
right
argument.
Thus,
many
a
man
has
'
a
virtue
in
"Whito
I
iorte"
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