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We
have
a
splendid
selection
compriMiij
famous
pictures
of
scenery,
flowers,
marines,
doss,
cats
and
comic.
Also
the
very
popular
block
calendars
including
"The
Fragrant
Minute"
"Household
Hints"
"Lau?h
A
Day"
"(Jems
of
Wisdom"
"The
Christian
Year"
and
others.
Owing
to
the
great
variety
the
stock
is
very
limited
and
it
will
pay
you
to
make
your
choice
at
once
from
j,
.the
complete
range.
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BIG
RANCH
!
IS
STARTED
Son
of
American
Admiral
and
Other
Prominent
Americans
Take
Interior
Land
MONTREAL,
Nov.
19:
Interested
with
a
group
of
friends
in
the
possibility
of
developing
a
cattle
ranch
,of
considerable
size
and
finding
no
suitable
opening
in
the
United
States,
Richmond
Pearson
Hobson
Jr.,
son
of
the
Rear
Admiral
of
the
United
States
navy,
who
won
fame
by
sinking
the
"Merrimac"
in
the
j
Spanish
American
war,
is
coming
.to
Canada
as
a
permanent
resident.
With
more
than
$40,000
already
invested
and
financing
to
carry
on
a
three-year
development
program
fully
assured,
the
Last
Range
Cat
tie
Company
has
been
incorporated
with
a
British
Columbia
charter.
The
ranch
Is
located
between
Ana
him
Lake
and
valley
of
the
Black
waier
Kiver,
including
locations
In
the
neighborhood
of
Sigutat
Lake
and
alone
the
Euchinlki
Lakes
in
J
the
country
between
Bella
Coola
and
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Here
control
has
been
se
cured
of
sufficient
range
and
mea
dow
to
run
from
10,000
to
12,000
head
of
cattle.
Considerable
fencing
and
building
is
already
completed,
twelve
tons
of
machinery
taken
in
and
the
nucleus
of
a
herd
is
already
on
the
ground
with
feed
for
the
coming
whiter
put
up.
Principal
officers
of
the
company-are
Mr.
Hobson.
Allen
Stuyvesant
of
Montclair:
New
Jersey.
Lloyd
Philips
and
Gerald
Van
Amergen
of
Calvin
Buliockand
Company,
Wall
Street,
New
York,,
who
is
treasurer.
It
is
anticipatcdtheGeorge
A.
Pcn-neyer.
now'rated
as
one
of
the
most
experienced
cattle
men
of
Wyoming
will
take
charge
of
handling
the
stock
early
next
year.
Mr.
Hobaoh's
attention
Jvas
directed
to
the
large
and
promisinp
undeveloped
areas
of
British
Col-
'
umbia
by
the
Industrial
and
Colon
ization
and
Agricultural
departments
of
the
Canadian
National
ii"uj)5.
umciais
oi
me
provm-
hU
location.
riiKfiviniiv
rnii
on
Tuesday
WAKE
UP
LIKE
A
CAVE
MAN
FeI
Full
of
Life-
No
More
TlreJ,
Dull,
Heavy
MornlnS
Kwp
jtur
Intr
httlthj
tni
jw'll
ffl
rrttt
wj
raornin.
When
jeu
"P
letting
"rotlffi"
jmr
trr
ii
nut
el
order.
Yur
liter
clttrt'
th
blood
(
poiuni,
rputtts
the
nouriihing
part
l
Jur
food
from
the
Suppliri
tnrrfy
to
muulri,
liituiiadltndi-iTri
out
bilr,
the
bodj'i
Itntiff,
Mp
itomtch,
LMiwji
ind
in-Itttinot
to
work
projxrlf.
A
moro
hetl
moTtment
in't
oneu(h.
"Fruit--tir"
modo
from
fruiti
ind
hfrki,
ill
trf-njf.rifn
tnd
build
up
your
liftr
lik
nolMnj
olio
wilt
You'll
be
trailed
how
well
jou
ore
twj
mncninf.
Trj
Fniit-t-liin.
All
drujrirti.
FRUITATIVES
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Two
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
taplanes
are
agu.n
engaged
in
aerial
photography
out
of
Prince
Rupert.
A
few
days
ago
Squadron
Leader
Mawdesiey
arrived
with
his
plane
and
was
joined
on
Wednesday
jf
this
week
by
Squadron
Leader
A.
L.
Cuffe
from
Vancouver.
Both
jlanes
went
out
together
about
9
j'clock
this
morning
on
a
photo-?raphlc
flight.
Southbound
from
a
regular
voyage
to
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
joints,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
torah,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
ar-ived
In
port
from
the
north
at
1:45
yesterday
afternoon
and
sailed
at
5
p.m.
for
Vancouver
The
essel
brought
in
a
total
of
133
passengers
of
whom
sixteen
dlscm-oarked
here.
Five
took
passage
from
here
to
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Norah,
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide
CJapt.
Henry
Anderson,
is
due
In
xrt
at
7
o'clock
this
evening
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
n
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
LOCAL
NEWS
,
Mrs.
George
Crclghton,
who
has
(be,cn
paying
a
Visit
here
with,
he
iirjAher,
Mrs.
Hi
F.
PuVlen.'Jeaves
!
by
this
evening!
train
on
her
rc-
IS
DIJI.Y
PKI.'SKNTEI)
turn
to
her
honje
In
Reghid
!-
rH
r
..
!
I
i.
"1
Kt.
Kcv.-0,
A,.RU
DD..
Blshoo
'df
..Emil
.,,crw
pleaded
gujlty
in
Caledpniar.ahdvIlidlari.Agcritnv
E.
cour
"Us
morning
to
Colllson.
returned
'to'
the
-city
or
?,h?JST
J.
L,n
slJMn
Wednewlav
nw
t.-r-
ty
KtcCtrt..pnSeond
night
A
Lnir.
.
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uvJ"..i:.i.i
'
ii:
;
partmcnt
.cruiser
(Naskeena
where"
Vn
I'.i.:
M:
a
CpronaUon
v.ir.ir
u.u;
...r
so
ei
Edward
Gamble,
one
Pr
er
Sf.Pn
seen
hlm
him
hotn
of
the
principal
men
of
that
village
down
the
coast.
The
presentation
took
place
at
a
feast
at
which
Mr.
Gamble
was
the
host.
iiiau
UlLUdUU
lief
before
and
she
feels
that
she
has
suffered
enough
at
his
hands
without
having
to-
un
dergo
any
further
Indignities
far
as
he
is
concerned.
as
THIS
FILM
VERY
FINE
"One
Hundred
.Men
and
a
Girl,"
With
Dranna
Durbin
and
Leopold
Stokowski
Beauty
of
Its
music
and
charm
of
its
acting
combine
to
lift
those
who
see
"One
Hundred
Men
and
a
Glrf,"
showing
at
the
Capitol
Thea
tre
this
week-end,
to
realms
of
high
delight.
It
Is,
Indeed,
an
outstand
ing
picture
which
can
be
highly
recommended.
A
big
audience
was
on
hand
for
the
opening
last
night
and
the
favorable
comment
that
was
aroused
will,
no
doubt,
help
to
make
capacity
houses
for
the
rest
?r
the
showing.
It
Is
one
of
those
ilctures
which
one
simply
cannot
help
being
enthralled
with.
The
dominating
personages
are.
of
course,
that
sprightly
and
altogether
captivating
little
Canadian
actress.
Deanna
Durbin.
who
has
made
such
a
meteoric
climb
to
fame
on
the
screen,
and
Leopold
Stokowski,
famous
in
musical
circles
the
world
over
as
conductor
of
the
Philadelphia
Symphony
Orchestra.
Deanna,
In
addition
to
be
ing
a
charming
little
actress,
has
a
fine
soprano
voice
and
excelled
in
some
high
class
operatic
arias.
Stokowski,
on
the
other
hand,
seems
to
be
quite
at
home
in
his
acting
parts
and,
of
course,
his
tal
hi
THE
FAMOUS
RUBBING
LINIMENT
Rub
on
-
poin
on.
Get
the
new
larie
economy
size
Alto
iviil-b!e
in
strutter.
rtu!or
ire.
LADIES!
Received
today
another
large
eonsignnient
of
coats.
Something
to
suit
every
taste
ami
pocket.
Conic
in
and
inspect
these
goods.
Your
Credit
U
(lood
G0LDBL00M
THi:
OLD
ItLMAni.K
enls
as
a
conductor
do
not
need
al-
aboratlng
upon
except
to
say
that
It
Is
most
Interesting
to
see
him
on
the
screen.
Heading
the
support
ing
cast
hi
Important
roles
are
Adolph
Mcnjou
and
Eugene
Pallette
with
Alice
Brady
and
Mlscha
Auer
also
In
key
parts.
The
settings
and
photography
of
"One
Hundred
Men
and
a
Girl"
are
fine
indeed.
The
recording
pre
sents
some
new
effects
which,
no
doubt,
contrive
to
make
the
pic
ture
more
Intriguing.
Austin
Goodenough,
superintend-nt
of
the
Hanson
Timber
it
Lum-
ocr
to
ai
simmers,
is
paying
a
brief
business
visit
to
town
today
uc
arrived
irom
me
interior
on
nst
night's
train
and
Is
returnln
to
the
Interior
this
evening.
"B"
Grade
Eggs
Pot
Uoast
J2C
Oven
Roast
i
o
11)
Rriskct
lb,
Rump
Reef
Lens
Land)
25C
lb
Lamb
Stew
Roston
Rutt
99r
Roast
Lb.
.
.
a'
Ayrshire
Racon-
Ruy
1,icce
22c
Diamond
"A"
9r
Racon
Lb.
Sausage
Meal
Offn
2
lbs
a-
Chopped
Suet
K-!)
I)o
Food
OC
2
tins
BUTTER
First
(Jradc
3"'s
$1.00
Its
Grand
En(crUi
JH
SbbbK
f
D
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A
N
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A
1
D
U
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B
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j
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and
bei
J
3
SMART
BOYS
f
"100
MEN
E
and
a
GIRL"!
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andLEQPOLB
f
i
STOKOWSKI
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with
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MENJOIJ,
1
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BRADY,
EUGENE
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ll
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PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
sata
canning
company
with
an
iB
the
year
round
payroll
In
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Rupert
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a
Uaiiy
wanl-al
SATURDAY
FLANNELETTE
SHEETS
230
White
Flannelette
Sheets,
for
full
Mze
ueu,
cngnsn,
maKe,
t.xtra
Spec
ial,
uouar
uay,
each
.
"
"
HOMESPUNS
J,4n',wror
,13
ln,cncs
wide-
assorted
new
desinns.
reversible.
Dollar
Day,
o-t
nn
2
yards
lor
JjjX.UU
EMBROIDERED
IRISH
LINEN
,
PILLOWCASES
Imported
direct
from
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Neatly
boxed
in
pairs.
Aworted
colored
embroidery
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nn
dcilgns.
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pair
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uay
special,
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yd
DOLLAR
DAT
1.00
45c
BED
SHEETS
2o0
Half
Bleached
Bed
Sheets,
full
size
made
in
England,
absolutely
free
fj'Om
dressing,
extra
heavy
4
A
A
quality.
Dollar
Day,
ea.
VvU
FRASER
WOODS
UNDERWEAR
FOR
LADIES
and
MISSES
Waffel
knit
silk
and
wool
mixtures
in
Panties
and
Vests.
Snug
fitting
garments
in
flesh
shad?
only.
All
sizes.
Dollar
Day,
en
2
garments
for
pJUUU
RRASSIER
AND
PANTIE
SETS
Assorted
styles,
French
lace
trimmed.
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taffeta
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rose.
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nn
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and
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...
Ji-"U
SATIN
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CUSHIONS
Novelty
all
satin
covered
cushions.
Assorted
shapes
and
colors.
nn
Dollar
Day.
each
V
1UU
See
Window
Display
TEA
TOWELS
Blue
and
Red
Check,
very
absorbent,
generous
slw.
20x31
Inches.
Dollar
Day,
04
et
8
towels
for
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TABLE
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Damask
Table
Napkins,
assorted
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-f
n
n
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whlt
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ary
koU
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warm,
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wearing
quality.
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Dollar
Day
Special,
per
yard
IDC
PAYNE'S
LADIES'
FLANNELETTE
PYJAMAS
2-piccc
style
Sizes
small,
medium
and
large.
Good
quality
flannelette.
White
with
assorted
Q-f
nn
colored
trim.
Dollar
Day
vwu
MISSES
FLANNELETTE
PYJAMAS
Assorted
colors.
2-piccc
style.
Sizes
0,
10,
Q
nn
12,
14
years.
Dollar
Day
.
?""
Kayser
Part-Wool
Vests
and
Panties
Elastic
knit.
Snug
fitting
garments.
Dollar
CI
flA
Dayvest
and
panties
for
?XUU
NOVELTY
DRESS
TWEEDS
30
inches
wide,
assorted
shades
in
nice
neat
ovcrchcck
designs.
Q
nn
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2
yards
for
V"U
See
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TOWELS
Turkish
Towels
at
hair
regular
price.
Itim
of
the
mill,
all
makes
and
weaves.
In
four
tfrniiiw
ROUP
I.-Assorted
makes.
5
for
'.
....
GnoUP
II.
Assorted
Makes,
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4
for
GItOUP
III.
Fancy
and
Jucnuered.
3
for
OltOUP
iV.-Lxtru
Urge
and
Heavy.
&
lor
$1.00
$1,00
Sl.OO
$1.00
SATURDAY
LADIES'
BOXED
HANDKERCHIEFS
275
boxes,
every
box
perfect,
assorted
liiif.i
;:
"
lawn
fabrics,
hand
embroidered
In
plain
and
colors.
Doxcd,
3
handkerchiefs
In
every
c-s
Dollar
Day
4
boxes
CI
HA
3
boxes
CI
00
for
rtJL.VU
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liJJL.vv
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AND
LINEN
TABLE
CLOTHS
52"x52"
silk
and
linen,
assorted
color
70(1
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for
Dollar
Day.
each
'
COTTON
FILLED
COMFORTERS
50
only
full
size
cotton
filled
comforter-
A-or
cd
novelty
printed
coverings.
Regular
CO
QO
value
$3.50
each.
Dollar
Day,
each
Sec
Window
Display
PILLOW
CASES
Full
size
pillow
case.?
ready
to
asc.
Good
Qi
QQ
and
strong.
5
pillow
cages
for
SILK
CURTAIN
NETS
10-Pieces,
all
silk
curtain
net,
assorted
designs
in
honeydew
shades.
Kcjr
price
up
to
G!)c
yd.
Qi
OA
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3
yds.
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.
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