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Girls'
and
Women's
Red
Slicker
Women's
Cotton
Hose,
cashmere
Coats,
corded
velvet
collar
finish,
grey
or
sand
f
with
leather
strap
fl
QC
2
pairs
OD
each
PJ..i7D
Men's
Cotton
Half
Hose,
cash-Check
Ginghams
in
pink,
blue,
mere
finish,
grey
or
QCf
yellow,
mauve
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C0
sand,
5
pairs
for
fOK,
per
yd
.
Women's
Silk
Knit
Ankle
Sox,
Curtain
Muslins,
with
1Ap
white
or
sand
QQf
colored
frill,
per
yd.
per
pair
OUU
Women's
Lacy
Sweaters,
with
children's
Cashmere
Hose,
sanci
puff
sleeves,
pink,
reseda,
shades,
to
size
7
QC0
ZT
S1.75
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Viyella
or
Vlsylka
Yarns,
assort-
Chlldrens
Overalls.
3
to
6
yrs..
ment
of
shades
-t
Cn
khaki
with
red
trim
per
ball
JLUls
.
"
"
Cushions,
with
art
sat-
QCn
Umbrellas.
8
rib
with
assorted
65C
een
style
handles,
strong
colored
covers,
red,
blue,
Qf
Off.
Pure
Kapok
in
1-lb.
fff0
etc,
each
tgAe-W
bags
per
b
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New
Angel
Skin
Crepe
to
5
cretonnes,
small
neat
4
ft
shades
for
slips,
dresses,
un-
1UC
patterns
per
v
3
yd.
derwear
fiQp
Per
.vt
Table
Cloths,
fine
fabric
striped
Mesh
Scarfs
in
various
Qp
borders,
48x48
(j
eacn
stripes,
reg.
$1.25
for
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toouse
Dresses
7Q
Flannelette
Sheets,
single
bed
fast
colors,
each
.
size,
white
or
grey
Q-
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QXef
0
per
pair
Prints,
the
now
season's
4
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JiVl
Linings,
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etc..
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yd
lety
of
colors
ffp
Ladles'
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Si'.k
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full
per
yd
API
fashioned
7Qn
'
itlv
Blankets,
white
wool
mixture.
per
pair
5-lb.
weight,
these
are
a
re-Women's,
Reinforced
Silk
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gular
$8.50
value
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per
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per
pair
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Pillows,
in
art
ticking
covers.
Children's
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OQp
feather
filled
Qf
A(
lisle,
fancy
tops.
pr.
each
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also
sell
Timothy
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Oats
and
Barley.
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things
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these
goods'
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alt
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BANQUET
ENJOYED
Mothers
and
Daughters
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
Get
Together
Between
eighty
and
ninety
persons
sat
down
in
the
social
hall
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
last
;
night
at
the
annual
mother
and
daughter
banquet
of
the
three
(Presbyterian
groups
of
the
Cana
dian
Girls
In
Training,
the
affair
j
being
highly
enjoyable
and
successful.
The
chairman
was
Miss
Betty
Cameron
who
presided
over
tables
which
were
tastefully
decorated
in
the
blue
and
white
colors
of
the
C
G.
I.
T.
and
adorned
with
potted
spring
flowers
and
plants.
There
were
Individual
place
cards
for
each
person.
The
proceedings
opened
with
the
singing
of
-Ood
Save
the
King"
and.
after
full
justice
had
been
done
to
a
splendid
repast,
an
interesting
toast
list
was
commenced.
The
jchalrman
welcomed
the
visitors
of
the
evening,
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
responding.
Miss
Marcel
Jabour
proposed
the
toast
to
the
Church
to
which
Rev.
W.
D.
Orant
Holllng-worth.
the
pastor,
responded.
The
toast
to
the
Canadian
Girls
In
Training
was
proposed
by
Miss
Sheila
Stuart
with
Miss
Florence
Smith,
leader,
responding.
The
toast
to
"Our
Mothers"
was
offered
by
Miss
Betty
Wood
and
replied
to
by
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron.
The
.address
of
the
evening
was
given
by
Mrs.
F.
W.
Dafoe
whose
subject
was
"The
Three
Vs
that
Make
.
for
Victory
Vim.
Vitality
and
Vision."
Mrs.
Dafoe
proved
to
b
a
very
able
speaker
and
her
remarks
made
a
deep
lnipreaslon
upr
on
her
llsteenrs.
Afticr
community
singing
had
been
fcnjoved
under,
the
leadership
of
Miss
.Smltlj,
'
the
proceeding!
closed
wUh
the
repiMtlon
of
the
CT
a.
I.-T.
pledg?
andjthe
singing
6f
"O
Canada"
and
'Tans."
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sons
and
cuver.
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All
THIS
Week
.
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The
Survival
of
the
Sweetest
(By
Barbara
Brooks)
are
getting
settled
in
tlu
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new
Urm
name
near
Terrace,
say
that
there
oft)
a
treat
manv
Dheasants
m
the
cWkghborhrvid.
They
seldom
look
out
of
the
window
without
jpseelng
two
01
thrjee
and
4hey
are
quiie
tame.
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JONES'
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per
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lb.
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per
lb.
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of
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per
lb.
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of
LauMs--
per
lb
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lb.
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WESTERN
IS
HERE
".Mysterious
Itider"
is
Exciting
Ac-tlon-ltoniantlc
Film
Zqne
Grey's
exciting
action-romance,
"The
Mysterious
Rider,"
done
into
a
motion
picture
by
a
cast
headed
by
Kent
Taylor,
Lona
Andre,
,
Irving
Plehel,
Gail
Patrick
and
!
Warren
Hymer,
comes
this
weekend
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
The
film
tells
the
story
of
a
single
man's
battle
against
powerful
for-ci
which
seek
to
evict
halt
a
hundred
ranchers
and
their
families
from
the
property
which
they
own
,uni
love
The
attempt
is
set
under
wj.v
by
a
crooked
lawyer,
who,
after
discovering
that
the
land
occupied
by
the
ranchers
is
not
legally
theirs,
employs
underhand
methods
111
transferring
it
to
a
powerful
financier.
The
latter
demands
that
the
ranchers
be
thrown
out
of
their
hones,
and
when
Taylor,
their
leader,
urges
them
to
resist,
he
lands
In
Jail
for
;
his
efforts.
But
he
burst
loose,
and
at
risk
of
his
life,
exposes
the
en-
,
tire
swindle,
to
bring
the
film
to
a
BANANA
FRITTERS
!
toriUlng
climax.
Peel
bananas,
cut
in
halve
a
romance
between
Taylor
and
crtmwlfe
or
in
quarters,
and
roll
Miss
Andre
runt
throughout
the
in
earn
flake
crumbs.
Fry
In
very
film
Plehel
la
east
as
the
lawyer-
not
deap
fat,
3M
degrees
F..
until,
light
brown.
Drain
on
soft
paper
and
Mm
with
broiled
chops,
steaks
of
ham.
A
Simpler
method
is
to
split
ban
anas,
roll
in
com
flake
crumbs
and
aaute
on
both
sides,
using
a
small
a
moan
t
of
butter
in
a
hot
frying
pan.
Bananas
may
also
be
broiled
in
three
or
four
minutes.
Peel
and
i
pfaee
under
broiler
during
the
last
fewfrjtautes
that
meat
is
broiling.
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
John
McRae,
who
Union
steamer
Catala
Is
due
to
arrive
from
Vancouver
at
9:30
to-'night,
sailing
on
her
return
trip
routh
at
midnight
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