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FOUB
WALLACE'S
Mid
Month
Specials
ON
SALE
FRIDAY
&
SATURDAY
Flannelette
Sheets
White
or
Children's
Sweaters
Pullover
grey
with
pink
or
blue
border.
style.
In
various
de-
QCf.
excellent
quality
11-4
size
signs,
each
OC
(66x72i
CO
AC
per
pair
tpAiuO
Daintily
Embroidered
Hankys
White
or
colored,
a
Q
Q
n
Window
Shades
Cream
or
large
variety,
'
12
for
green,
spring
roller
QQs
with
fittings,
each
Q7v
Satin
Stripe
Locknlt
Bloomers
T
"
"""""
,
and
Vests
In
roomily
cut,
ex-
Embroidered
Bridge
Cloths-
ceent
nk
With
napkins
to
match,
pret-
,
n
tlly
appllqued,
values
to
$2.25
eacY.
3leUU
set
Q4
Pr
t
Bloomer
and
Vest,
or
Bandette
Sets-In
nice
of
col-
a
range
Embroidered
Pillow
Slips-
Prettily
embroidered
in
colors
P0rf
tlly
'med
valued
to
$1
95
each
pair
In
Olasslne
wrap-
Sl.49
per
SI.
00
rset
SpecUl.
pair
Women's
Cashmere
Hose
Sand
Cushion
Forms
Vartdus
Q00
or
black
Q
O
p
sizes.
2
for
Ol
2
pairs
for
JO
Pure
Kapok
Put
up
In
1-lb.
Princess
Slips
Silk
non-run
bags
fiQf
fabric,
mauve,
peach,
white
OVs
2
for
WCh
ani
matse
QQ
Canton
Flannel
Fully
Q
CJp
bleached.
5
yds,
for
Vlyella
Yarn
In
a
nice
range
0f
colors,
reg.
20c
CZn
Fancy
Jacquard
Bath
Towel
it
per
ball
'
ldt
Face
Cloth
Sets
Values
to
$1.65
Q1
9
Kotex
and
Kleenex
ACZg
per
set
?M.iO
the
2
pkgs.
for
Ol,
SILK
FLAT
CUEI'E
DRESSES
12
Only
Beautiful
Dresses
no
two
alike.
In
popular
shades,
values
to
$15.00:
Friday
and
Saturday,
each
And
Our
Stock
is
Guaran
teed
to
be
FRESH
Iteadjreut
Macaroni
per
lb
3
lba.
Pure
Lard
Sllverieaf
bulk,
per
lb
Pure
Lard
Shamrock
'3-lb.
tin
P.O.
Bos
573
RENT
20c
11c
39c
Finest
Creamery
Butter
Our
own
brand,
"Economy"
S5C
Tea
Broken
own
brand,
per
lb
Orange
Pekoe,
our
"Economy"
27C
i
Buy
now
as
tea
1
advanc-
OAn
ln
In
price,
3
lb.
OUl
Old
mtllah
Meal
A
cereal
and
23c
good
for
baking,
per
pkg
Itolocream
Health
OaU
per
pkg
Fairy
Soap
6
cake
In
box
per
box
Aytmer
Plum
Jam
4's
per
Un
OoW
Dust
Scouring
Powder
3
tins
27c
25c
37c
Phone
IS
A
Radio,
Sewing
Machine,
Typewriter
McRAE
imOS.,
LTD.
Kfgs
Fresh
Extras,
m
cartons,
doz.
S7.95
Please
Note
These
sneciate
will
be
on
display
in
our
Fiiton
Stree
t
window,
next
to
City
Hall
Phone
9
Third
and
Fulton
The
great
question
is
not
.so
much
what
money
you
have
m
your
pocket,
as
what
you
will
buy
with
It
Ruskin.
MUSSALLEM'S
Always
Have
Lowest
Prices
Quality
Goods
Wee
End
Specials
i
Qranulated
Sugar
10
lbs.
Malkins
Best
Teal-lb.
pkg
n0
'
Sugar
Crisp
Corn
Flakes
a
v
3
pkgs.
Swift's
Back
bacon-Sliced,
per
lb.
Wild
Rose
Pastry
Hour
10-lb.
sack
Parts
Lump
Sugar
3
lbs.
50c
1
Orestwood
Creamery
Butter
Q
e
3
lbS
,KJUy
28c
Columbia
Spinach
Large
flQ
tin.
22-s
tin
38c
25c
17c
40c
25c
Malkins
Pork
&
Beans
2s
()Fn
3
tins
Swift's
Pure
La
nil-lb.
pkg
Quaker
Health
Bran
99f
large
pkg
...
Maple
Ridge
Ripe
Pea
2's
per
tin
Malkin
s
Best
Honey
'
4-lb.
tin
Sweet
Navel
Oranges
Family
size,
5
dot
Princess
Soap
Flakes
per
pkg.
12c
9c
65c
95c
19c
25c
Alberta
Market
MUSSALLEM'S
F,nhstre"
Economy
Store
We
deliver
all
orders,
$2
or
over
317-19
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
20-
UTILLJE
THE
TOILER"
MINISTER
OF
FINANCE
GIVES
DETAILS
IlEGAKI)
PROVINCIAL-
CONDITIONS
(Continued
from
Page
1)
000,000
fifteen-year
six
per
cent,
sinking
funds
at
a
cost
of
6.777
per
cent.
In
May.
1932.
1,5,00,000
of
five
per
cent,
inscribed
stock
was
sold
In
London,
with
sinking
fund
provisions
to
mature
In
1927
with
n
visions
to
mature
in
1967
with
a
I
at
a
price
of
99
to
100,
the
net
proceeds
of
this
sale
in
Canadian
funds,
taking
Into
consideration
all
(Costs
yielded
83.54
per
100
or
a
cost
jbasls
of
6.15.
This
cost
basis
will
t
be
greatly
reduced
should
the
ex-
change
rate
on
Stirling
continue
In
I
our
favor.
I
During
August,
1932.
$2,000,000
were
sold
in
New
York
on
a
two
i
year
5r'.
basis,
netting
us
in
Cana
dlan
funds
105-50
per
100.
I
At
November
1,
1932,
theer
were
jdue
to
the
Dominion
government
,$5,134,164
in
one-year
notes
bearing
interest
between
5'4
to
54
representing
borrowings
In
connection
with
unemployment
relief.
To
effect
the
refunding
of
a
4X
treasury
bill
Issue
amounting
to
$4,015,000
due
in
New
York
on
December
15.
1932.
there
were
sold
In
that
city
during
October
and
November.
1932,
debentures
of
the
province
amounting
to
$1,671,000
bearing
interest
at
5.
the
price
being
94.03
per
100,
netUng
the
province
$1,571,341.40;
the
balance
required
of
$2,443,758.70
was
secur-o
by
the
sale
of
a
5
Treasury
Mil
ta
the
Dominion
for
$1,732,500.
and
a
TreaaurV
bill
to
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
for
$1.112330.55.
Both
of
these
bills
cover
the
cost
of
New
York
ex
change
amounting
to
$401.07145.
I
A:ceptlng
the
assumption
of
cer-
tain
financial
circles
.
that
the
worst
of
economic
disorganisations
Is
over
and
that
idle
capital
will
seek
empolyment.
It
seems
proba-
;
ble
that
Interest
rates
must
drop
and
that
capital
at
Interest
must
find
its
level
with
capital
other
wise
employed.
Province's
Creditors
Analysis
of
the
debt,
reveals
that
1
as
to
principal
and
Interest
some
$78,000,000
is
payable
to
New
York
,
l
wu.ww.uw
in
London;
and
$46,000.-.000
In
Canada
with
ihe
following'
interest
charges
annudllv.
New
York.
$3.ft50.000;
London.
$1.28.-000
anc
Canada
$746.000.
Since
,
unemployment
relief
was
i
undertaken
by
the
province,
do-1
minion
and
municlnallttes.
th
sum
of
$41ft.661.lkbad
been
ex-Dended
.bv
th'
firitafnM-i
,
municipal
ties
on
this
acqoiini
had
amounted
to
st787.930.66;
munici
palities
had
made
a
direct
contri
bution
of
$3,320,607
54
and
the
Do
minion
government
contribute
r7.031.0M47
or
a
total
of
J16JM9.-
285.56
The
main
estimate
-
for
1931-321
is
embodlet.
In
the
supply
act
of
1931
provided
for
expenditures
aggregating
$2C.M0.030.76
and
authorities
such
aa
supplementary
es
timates,
statutory
authority
and
special
warrants
were
required
for
xpenouurea
to
the
extent
of
sSl.-!
36938
or
a
total
of
SS32.400.04.
'
L'nforsen
Lxprnditurrs
A
saving
in
government
functions
and
services
was
effected
totalling
$134239632.
Offsetting
this!
however,
was
an
unforseen
exnn-I
liture
of
$2,194314.66,
made
up
as
follows:
Additional
unemployment
relief
11.062,166.96.
Loans
to
municipalities
for
unemployment
relief
$619.64532.
In
aid
of
destitute,
poor
and
sick
S34.1M.33.
Additional
law
enforcement
measures
Incidental
to
said
conditions
required
$43,144.06.
Britain's
departure
from
gold
standard
and
the
resultant
sympathetic
drop
in
Canadian
currency
necessitated
the
ourchase
of
United
States
exchange
amounting
in
j
$286,426
78.
I
Public
borrowings
for
unemploy
VHHAT'S
"TMfe
IDEA
IKI
L&TTM(g-
T
OUY
V4V1IFPL.W
WA.WtC
OUT
tzh
daily
hews
ment
relief
added
debt
charges
amounting
to
$148,689.71.
Huge
Deficit
Thus,
while
the
main
estimates
anticipated
revenues
totalling
$28.-088,696.60,
the
actual
collections
yielded
$22;162.657.29.
leaving
a
deficit
of
$5,926,039.37,
and
despite
a
net
saving
of
$1,342,396.82
In
various
departments
against
original
appropriations,
there
was
a
sum
of
$2,194,214.65
expended
as
noted
above,
leaving
a
grand
total
of
excess
expenditures
over
revenue
ol
$7,051.6350.68.
Losses
of
revenue
in
various
de-
partmenja
were
given
as:
Liquor
profits
$1,080,000
short
of
estl;
mates;
motor
vehicle
revenue
nearly
$500,000
toss;
gasoline
tax
$200,000.
less;
Income
tax
$1,000.-
000
lees;
land
taxes
$300,000
less;
mineral
tax
$420,000
less
and
lend
department
revenue
$1,550,000
le
or
an
aggregate
of
$5,050,000;
In
addition,
with
the
exception
of
one
or
two.
all
other
revenues
yielded
$870,000
less
than
antlcl
pated.
The
people
oi
province
on
a
per
capita
distribution
have
had
to
pay
three
times
more
for
u:ib-
ltc
debt
charges
than
In
1916.
They
pay
at
a
ratio
of
3.65
to
l
more
lor
municipal
aid:
1.8
to
l
more
for
education;
3.12
to
1
more
for
hospitals,
charities,
and
relief:
11
per
cent,
less
for
public
works;
21
per
cent
mote
for
administration
of
Justice;
53
per
cent
more
for
administration
of
natural
resources
and
16
per
cent
leas
for
government
functions
IMPROVE
SOUPS
AND
SAUCES
this
delicious
way
.
.
irm
aVM
It
fr&S
hal
'
",or
ap-
KESTLtf
IlLK
ivMuig
man
a
n.
h.
reamy.
ht
up'
Indeed,
iune
often
mm
U
a
"mail
in
it-wlf"
bn
prr-nared
with
Nel't
Evapor-ate.l
Milk
lor
doubly
ronrtatra-ted
rtrknet
and
nourtfhnwnt.
Soupt
prepared
with
Nettle's
Kvaporated
Milk
are
Miprrtor
to
"creamineu."
finer
in
flavour,
richer
in
color
and
iraa
in
com
than
thoxe
nude
with
any
other
form
of
milk!
All
the
atlvaataf.es
are
greailv
to
be
ckwirerl
in
Ihe
prtparaiion
ol
ruth
mmji
ami
Muree-ikiwl
whm
con'enienre
i
added
to
tbee,
you
will
want
to
try
the
rcripe
for
Potato-Spinach
Soup,
given
below
a
raeal
kt
Kieif
Potato
Spinach
Soup
H
ca
kMrt.
or
twm
or
rhlrkm
fat
HcfatkaevH
oaioa
I
quart
nut
laMAdladpntatnn
I
C,
iiiV(iM
1
wurt
rtmnird
raw
pinac
(
W
Ik.)
1
cap
Ncali
'
Emiralnl
Milk
rrvvn.it
4rn4
Cook
oraawi
ilnwlr
in
tkr
lal
antil
rllr.
ASd
vatar.
pMaiun.
apxiack
and
araauamia.
Cook
akwlv
antil
yiau
air
lennr
Ada
tUmWt
KraporatM
Uilkn.1
l,-dt
trojruuaklf
briurt
rrvin.
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i.,
s
kivioi.
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COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bullcley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No
1
Bullcley
Valley
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat
OaU
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
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LARGEST
GRANITE
STATUE
The
world's
largest
granite
statue.
r,lsing
to
a
height
of
160
feet
with
a
diameter
at
the
base
of
25
feet,
has
been
erected
at
Mont
Faucon.
near
Verdun,
in
honor
of
the
American
soldier.
The
statue,
which
represents
victory,
will
be
a
tribute
to
France.
'
Happiness
is
often
greater
in
anticipation
than
in
the
realization.
John
Mascflcld.
Mac
Gets
a
Ticket
Wednesday
&
Thursday
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
p.m.
Admission
15c
L
50c
Feature
starts
7:30
k
9:3
TESTED
RECIPES
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Q20QlIsP
A
Universal
Picture
Comedy
"Millionaire
Cat"
TEMPTING
HAM
IN
Thursday
MjtKMUj
J4ADES
'tcvSttj
Flavour
Him
In
HtrJei,
it
truly
sppetiiina.
Ediy
lo
pp't
toe
and
to
vtry
economical,
if
you
follow
this
tknplc
recipe.
Tike
6
ilkct
of
cooked
hm,
1
ttopoon
of
Cetmsn't
Muiltrd.
1
tsblctpoon
etcK
of
vincsdf,
k
and
papika.
1
Impoon
Worctvltr
tucc,
2
Ubletpooflt
of
fat
Mix
the
rmHtira,
vintjjr,
tail
and
tti-tortinsu
Coat
each
tike
of
hm
vkh
midwe.
Plict
ft
in
ffyiS
pin
and
vnen
tmokinj
hot
put
in
the
him
tlket.
Brown
qukUy
to
i
dtlkitc
thtdc
on
cither
tide.
.A
lot
depends
on
thit
teispoon
of
mutlifd.
Be
twe
lo
rvclwde
it
and
be
equally
tuic
the
muttard
it
Colman't.
Then
yovr
"Him
in
Hides"
will
hive
Inly
flivour
and
the
tavoury,
ipptliiinj
ippcil
that
fishily
bclonss
lo
it
maits
D
s
F
Mustard
AIDS
DIGESTION
PETITION
TO
THIS
HONOKAHLK
TIIH
1I0USK
IN
I'AKLIA.MKNT
ASSH.MHLHI):
lountrv
i
Immortalized
on
the
Screen
!
"BACKSTREET"
Famous
Love
Story
With
IRENE
DUNN,
JOHN
HOLES
j
Paramount
N
J
INTEREST
OF
COMMONS
OF
(
AWIU
WE.
THE
UNDERaiONBD
CITIZBN8
of
the
Orcat
Dominion
of
C.imcI..
imIiik
I
pendent
people.
In
whom
resides
the
riant
of
sell
determination,
do
hereby
visnt
aaainst
the
action
of
the
Radio
Commission
of
Canada
in
ernxortnic
or
atirmptlmt
'
exclude
from
pubUe
broadcast
radio
lectures
on
mnttem
iierUntinx
to
thr
Bible
.inn
1
terest.
and
parUcularly
the
iecturw
of
J
P
Rutherford.
perUtning
to
riivmr
propix
fiilth
in
the
Bible
as
the
Word
of
Ood.
and
thai
it
wa
written
for
the
instnietton
t
sincere
pr-rsons
claim
that
the
Bible
prophcclrs
apply
parUcularly
to
our
day
i.iv!
roiatlonhip
to
the
present
world
distress,
and
dlwiW
Ood
a
remedy
for
rrlicf
W
hear
these
questions
publicly
discussed
free
from
all
rnisot
otherwise
our
fieedum
i
Tlione
who
object,
or
who
may
be
offended
by
nuch
lectun
.s.
may
turn
their
radio
din.
to
hear.
..
W-,
there,ore-
MaalM!
that
the
Dominion
Parliament
take
Immediate
arUon
i
i
the
Radio
Commtealon
the
power
to
ransor.
hn1rr
or
pievrmt
auch
leeturrs
by
riirin
,
people
be
left
free
to
determine
what
they
may
or
rrwv
not
hear.
Men
of
world-win.
eminently
qualified
to
explain
the
Bible,
such
as
wr
biiirvr
Rutherford
Is.
can
br
people
and
we
demand
that
our
radio
stations
be
permlltrrl
to
publicly
broadcast
h
'
question
is:
Shall
the'
people
continue
to
enjoy
freedom
or
shall
a
few
men
deprive
u
Ood
-given
rights?
Slcnaturc
V
.Street
or
1.
O.
Hot
Number
City
or
Tph
Sign
the
above
Petition
and
mail
to
the
following
address:
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