PAGE
IS
UNEQUALLED
VALUES
IN
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
This
year
the
store
has
excelled
all
previous
efforts
in
mustering
an
almost
bewildering
variety-.
Every
type
of
appropriate,
artistic
and
beautifully
designed
cards
that
human
inqenuity
could
create
is
spread
out
before
you,
our.selection
being
extremely
varied
and
unusual.
Why
not
come
in
before
the
rush
when
you
can
choose
carefully
and
find
exactly
the
right
cards
to
express
your
own
sentiments.
They
are
plainly
priced
and
conveniently
arranged.
Box
No.
2
Beautiful
colored
folders
and
envelopes.
Friendly
senti-
SCL-.
75c
tu
cams
Box
No.
4
Here
is
Value!
Box
of
21
Xmas
Folders,
naat-
ypp"t
$1.25
Box
No.
1
One
Dozen.
All
folders,
gaily
decorated
35c
with
enve'.ope?
Box
No.
3
Large
delightful
Xmas
Folders.
Every
card
differ-
75c
ent,
16
cards
.
Box
No.
5
Box
of
21
Gay
and
Colorful
Cards
and
Folders,
friendly
sentiments
SPECIAL
10
Cards
and.
Envelopes
Cellophane
Wrap,
pkt.
BESNER
BLOCK,
TIIIUI)
J
STREET
ENTRANCE
$1.00
15c
Gift
Wrapping
Papers
Tinsel
and
Cellophane
Ribbons,
Tags,
Seals,
Enclosure
Cards
Make
your,
.parcels
say'
"Merry
Christmas"
to
the
last
detail.
Brighten
them
up
with
Festive
Wrappings!
There
is
also
on
display
a
splendid
array
of
ARTISTIC
GIFT
CALENDARS
Come
In
and
look
them
over
there's
no
obligation
to
purchase.
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Ltd.
Furs!
Furs!
Furs!
Furs!
We
buy
furs
and
pay
cash
for
them
more
cash
than
anyone
else
can
give
you.
Ship
what
you
have
and
we
will
do
the
rest.
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
EDINBORO
FLEECE
TOP
C
O
AT
S
By
Fashion-Craft
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
November
25,
1911
Aid.
S.
M.
Newton,
Aid.
J.
II.
Hlldltch,
Aid.
Vf.
B.
Clayton,
and
Aid.
Hamilton
Douglas
were
the.'
speakers
at
a
meeting
of
Section
Six
ratepayers
In
Presbyterian
Hall
last
night.
A.
W.
Edge
was
in
the
chair.
The
trunk
sewer
bylaw
was
the
principal
subject
of
J.
D.
Wells
of
Kltselas
Is
In
town
with
a
quantity
of
rich
bor-nite
and
chalcopyritc
ore
from
a
new
strike
which
has
just
been
made
on
the
Continental
group
on
Bornlte
Mountain.
Steady
progress
Is
being
made
on
the
construction
of
the
new
Westholme
Theatre
on
Second
Avenue
and
the
fine
new
entertainment
house
will
be
ready
for
the
formal
opening
soon
after
the
New
Year.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
Bead,
what
Western
Canadian
women.
aq
about
the
i
QUAKER
aJbu
method.
ofrJBakinq
"THE
QUAKER
EASY
METHOD
OF
BAKING
WITH
QUAKER
FLOUR
IS
SO
SIMPLE
...
SO
QUICK,"
uyi
MRS.
WILLIS
METHER
AL,
Wtvb.rn,
Sk.
"
uoulJii'l
ihtuk
of
using
any
other
method,
especially
u
hen
J
gel
much
belief
results,
uilb
half
the
tint
yiul
trouble."
T
IKE
thousands
of
the
finest
cooks
in
Western
Canada,
Mrs.
Metheral
insists
upon
using
Quaker
Flour
in
all
her
favourite
recines
.
.
.
she
uses
the
Quaker
Easy,
Method
of
Baking,
too
.
.
.
that's
why
her
bread
and
rolls
are
o
much
better.
M.ike
your
baking
results
better
too.
Use
the
Quaker
Flour
and
theQuakcr
Easy
Method
of
Baking
...
no
kneading,
no
sponge
to
set
overnight,
nd
no
chance
of
failure.
Remember.Quaker
Flour
is
not
just
ordinary
flour,-
It
is
the
best
all-purpose
flour
money
cm
buy4-and
is
milled
by
the
makers
ol
the
world
famous
Quaker
Oats:
.
Snd
for
FREE
nrtnklet
deicribin'g
the
Quaker
Eur
Method
of
brtid
baking.
Fl
T
d
You'll
like
'cm
because
they
can
"take
it."
They
will
take
the
&
hardest
knocks
that
Old
Man
Winter
can
give,
and
still
look
g.
epic
and
span.
Luxurious
Comfortable
DurableRight
g.-
in
every.
particular!
See
them
here
tomorrow!
I
$32.00
m
Sec
Our
Great
I
LINE
OF
FASHION-CRAFT
SUITS
I
$22.00,
$25.00,
$29.50
A
FINE
SELECTION
OF
ROBES
Striped,
Plaid.
and
Solid
Color
Flannels,
Brocaded
and
Beacon
Cloths-
to
"25
YEARS
OF
COMMUNITY
SERVICE"
uaker,
Always
the
Same
L'-SW
Jwavs
the
Best
L
I
fur
Bread,
Cakes
and
Pastry
'1R
'UP
ill
Fancy
Silks,
Boys'
Beacon
Cloth
Robes,
$2.50
and
$3.00
A
small
deposit
will
reserve
any
garment
Until
required
,
Home
of
Fashion-Craft
Clothes
Bryant
Company
Limited
,
J
......
AS
GEEf
SlfB
5.15
UNCLE
SAM
LOOKS
FOR
RECIPROCITY
IN
LATIN
CLIMES
AT
CONFERENCE
(Washington
Envisions
South
American
Nations
In
Agreement
With
Secretary
Hull's
Trade
Proposals
BUENOS
AIRES,,
Nov.
25:
(AP)
In
representatives
of
five
South
American
countries
at
the
Inter-American
Peace
Conference
opening
here
December
1,
Secretary
Cordell
Hull
is
likely
to
find
ready
collaborators
in
the
American
good
neighbor
and
trade
reciprocity
drivetin
Latin
-America.
Four
of
them
are
foreign
ministers,
ranking
statesmen
of
South
Am-n
'
'.
J
1
erica
Carlos
Saavedra
Lamas
of
Argentine,
Jose
Carlos
do
Macedo
Soares
of
Brazil,
Miguel
Cruchaga
Tocomal
of
Chile
and
Jose
Es-
palter
of
Uruguay.
Carlos
Concha,
former
foreign
minister
of
Peru
but
now
ambassador
to
Brazil,
and
Alberto
Uddoa,
also
former
foreign
minister
to
Peru,
will
head
the
Peruvian
delegation.
President
Roosevelt,
also,
will
attend
the
conference
at
which
ef
In
Geneva
he
urged
that
the
Leagus
covenant
be
harmonized
with
the
Kellog-Brland
peace
treaty
and
hlsrown
peace
treaty
oi
1933
first
signed
by
Argentina.
Brazil,
Chile
and
Paraguay
at
Rio
de
Janeiro,
and
later
In-
ltlalled
by
many
other
nations,
in
cluding
tihe
United
States.
He
stressed
at
Geneva
the
principle
of
qualttiy
between
all
states,
re
gardless
of
size
-which
also
Is
the
keynote
of
Argentine
policy
In
Pan-Amortcan
affairs.
For
the
Inter-American
confer
ence,
Saavedra
Lamas
wants
the
21
nations
of
th
htmLmhorp
ti
adopt
a
convention
making
the
KeUog-Brland
pact
and
his
own
treaty
the
base
for
peace
mach
inery
in
North
and
South
America.
He
wants
to
get
the
Roosevelt
good
neighbor
policy
down
in
itreaty
form
with
a
projected
convention
declaring
against
use
cf
armed
force
to
Interfere
In
the
internal
afralrs
of
any
nation,
ot
to
collect
debts.
In
the
economic
field,
Saavedra
Lamas
is
against
artificial
trade
barriers
and
favors
a
five-year
tariff
itruce
by
all
of
tne
American
nations,
an
agreement
under
which
they
would
pledge
not
to
Increase
duties
on
Imports.
Of
the
five
South
Americans,
only
Espalter
has
engaged
In
any
sensational
dipolmatlc
fireworks.
He
broke
off
relations
with
Russia
early
(this
year
and
recently
broke
relations
with
the-
Spanish
republican
government
because
of
the
killing
of
two
sisters
of
an
fijj
honorary
Uruguayan
consul
by
an-12!
arch
1st
mllltLimpn
in
upM
None
of
the
five
has
revealed
g
his
views
In
public
on
Secretary
ifcj
tudc
of
neutrality
by
the
Amerl
can
nations
in
the
event
of
a
new
war
In
Europe
Marriage
Party
ffi
Unowned
in
Indm
S
KARICHI.
India.
Nov
25;
fPPl
?g
-Oaily
bound"
for
the
marriage
ceremony
at
Bukker,
a
bride
and
her
escort
nf
iq
ttiTArtxJ
Bo
WlSi.
Rpnrt
tt,
until
oH.
were
$
drowned
In
the
swamping
of
jerry
ocat
on
the
'.Indus
River,
TWO
FILMS
0NJ5CREEN
"Trouble
for
Two,"
and
"The
"Country
Beyond"
at
Capitol
"Trouble
For
Two,"
based
on
Robert
Louis
Stevenson's
fictional
forts
will
be
made
to
brine
the
adventure,
'The
Suicide
Club,"
and
two
Americas
closer
together.
l"The
Country
Beyond,"
picturlza-
All'
the
South
Americans
are
lovers
of
peace.
Most
of
them
collaborated
ait
long
range
wtth
Hull
in
pacification
efforts
which
brought
an
end
to
the
Bolivian-Paraguayan
Chaco
war
in
1935
through
collaboration
of
Argen-
tlon
of
James
Oliver
Curwood's
Canadian
backwoods
story
of
tte,
same
title,
comprise
the
feature
offerings
on
an
interesting
double
bill
program
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
.this
mid-week.
In
"Trouble
For
Two"
Robert!
tine,
BraziL
Chile,
Peru,
the
United
Montgomery
plays
ithe
part
of
a
3lates
and
Uruguay.
eay
young
prince
who
Is
required
Secretary
Hull
established
close
bv
roval
command
to
marry
a
personal
relations
with
two
of
Princess,
Rosalind
Russell,
for
them,
Dr
Lamas
and
Dr.
Tocomal
whom
he
na?
no
love.
The
latter
at
the
1933
Pan-American
confer-
demonstrates
her
talent.and
charm
ence
in
Monttvldeo
which
wltncs-,bv
winning
his
affection.
There
Is
sed
a
reaffirmation
of
the
RooseiBay
adventure
and
laughing
ro-
velt
good
nelghhor
policy
toward
jmance
wltn
the
shadow
of
the
atin
America.
Icoyal
Intrigue
and
danger
In
the
1
1
,
.
m1
Argentinean
Chairman
KBrouna
ino
supporting
cast
Saavfidia
Lamas,
who
a
Anrr-n-i)nciuae5
rranK
Morgan,
Reginald
line
foreign
minister
will
be
chair
main
of
the
Buenos
Aires
confer
ence
and
who
presided
at
the
last
League
of
Nations
assembly,
is
an
advocate
of
closer
in
tar-American
friendships
in
all
fields
and
at
the
in
ame
time
continued
co-operation
with
ithe
League
of
NaUons.
Hei
has
Indicated
Ar
gentina
is
favorable
to
ths
projected
cieition
of
a
permanent
ln-i'er-Americin
court
of
aotytiaUon
board,,
which
.the
conference
may
approve,
and
at
the
samo
time
Is
an
advocate
of
a
reform
of
th
Ltaguc
of
Nations
to
make
It
more
acceptable
to
Latin
-
American
countries,
Owen
and
little
Virginia
Weldler.
The
snowbound
Canadian
wilderness
Is
the
setting
for
"The
Country
Beyond"
Into
which
atti
coma
Pau:
Kelly
and
Robert
Kent
as
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Pollct
officers
to
get
Alan
Hale
for
mur-
a
1er.
Rcchelle
Hudson
has
an
important
lomantlc
part
and
"Buck,"
a
new
canine
star,
Is
also
seen.
13,000
Miles
to
Marry
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.,
Nov.
25:
(CP
Engaged
40
years,
a
Bradford,
England;
girl
hai
arrived
hert
af-ler
a
13,000
mile
trip
to
marry
a
local
man.
Britain
s
Radio
Army
LONDON,
Ncv.
25:
(CP)
W..2-less
receiving
licenses
Issued
dur
ing
September
totalled
523,155,
an
increase
of
45,295
over
the
previous
month'.
ECONOMY
SPECIALS
Quality
-
Service
-
Prices
1'OMAIO
JUICL-Royal
City,
4
tins
FLOUR
Ogilvie's
49-lb.
sack
PAS1RY
FLOUR
B
&
K
7-lb.
sack
SODA
BISCUITS
Chris
tie's,
Zephyr
Cream,
pkg.
RED
PLUMS
Malkin's
Best,
2
sqt.,
2
tins
MOLASSES
Aunt
Dinah
l'Vs,
per
tin
PILCHARDS
Cloverleaf
l's,
2
tins
BAKEASY
Shortening
3-lb.
tin
BLUE
RIBBON
BAKING
POWDER,
5-lb.
tin
25c
$1.79
29c
20c
25c
13c
25c
63
c
99c
OGLIVIE'S
QUICK
OATS
OQ0
55-02.
nki?
&OVj
SUPER
SUDS
per
pkg.
,
COLGA'TE'S
TOILET
SOAPS,
4
for
TOMATO
KETCHUP
Heinz,
large
bottle
ORANGES
Sunklst
family,
3
doz.
9c
15c
24c
87c
Raisins,
Currants,
Giace
Cherries,
I'cci,
Almonds,
Walnuts,
Shelled
Hraiils,
Etc.,
at
Low
Prices
Order
Japansse
Oranges
for
-this
ll(wc'ck-(uid,
.aellvry
ripw
oj-0.
per
box
Owt'
jj
per
bundle
Q-t
MUSSALLEM'Sl
ECONOMY
STORE
I
Life
Mcmbershw
t0
continue
For
Mrs.
Gibson
On
TIV
th
ginning
,mcer
31'
d
o
0f
th.
,
Resigning
Position
ter
Commissioner
am
ycit
the
ne-v
board.
At
the
meeting
of
the
museum
In
recognition
0f
th
Board
yesterday
afternoon
the
re-
faithful
service
of
m
l0ng
slgnaitlon
of
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson
as
the
board
was
unanim
'
01
secretary
of
the
Board
after
ten
Ing
her
a
life
membp5
1
years
service
was
accepted
with
Museum.
The
resfcnvfti
regret,
and
A.
E
ParloW
was
asked
made
necessary
owuvm
n
JL.
at4
nfn
Ittbtrl
itnin'i
"Sulcld
Club"
At
7:03
&t
0:28
Plus
James
Oliver
Curwood's
Great
Adventure
Story
of
the
Canadiin
Northland
"The
Country
Beyond"
With
Koclicllc
Hudson
(At
8:17
only)
SHE
TOOK
HIM
ON
i
ROMANTIC
ADVENTURE!
It
foil
of
Plot.
ondmy,t,ry
..blrt
th.r.'i
no
l.f-up
to
lh,
lough,
ond
the
lovt-thrilli
wh.n
Bob
ond
hit
nw
iwaeiheort
it,p
out
on
odvthture
bound!
Last
Complete
Show
8:1
IMMWWiwiwwwwweiUMii
mtm
JiwiJT'"'
'i'imi
Christmas
Cards
Now
is
the
time
to
pick
your
curds.
It
be
to
your
definite
advantage
to
look
o
our
immense
stock
and
make
your
sci
tion.
Conveniently
arranged
and
pri
extremely
low.
A
fine
selection
of
beautiful
cards
fr
5c
to
25c
each.
'
.
Also
individually
boxed
cards
at
20c,
'.
50c
and
$1.00.
'
Elk
Slipp
ers
"M
"
A
splendid
Christmas
gift
easy
to
sc
.
We
have
.
nice
range
of
real'
Elk
Slipi
that
wear
for
a
long
time,
and
are
v
beautiful,
$.'.50
pair.
!
Also
we
have
just
received
a
special
s
ment
of
Infant's
sizes
in
White,
fine
i
ity,
at
$1.25
pair.
.
I
Infant's
sizes
in
Rose
(Suede)
85c
pair
Oil
Heat
Now
is
the
time
to
prepare
for
the
winter,
be
warm
and
fortable,
buy
a
new
type
"QUAKER
HEATER"
made
in
M
suit
all
requirements.
NO
WICKS,
no
moving
parts,
enci
operate
and
the
most
modern
and
beautifully
design"1
on
the
market,
passed
by
the
Research
Bureau
at
Oltawa.
Wc
arc
also
agents
for
"KKESKY"
Hnl.pl
nnrl
npstauritnt
Burners
for
nil
,u
tho
"AETNA"
Oil
Healers
and
Marine
Stove
B-irners.
suit
any
demand,
let
"QUAKER."
us
give
you
a
demonstration
ot
Ward
Electric
&
PAarine
Supply
(
Cow
Bay,
Prince
Rupert