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Sure
to
VMt
our
Bnvnt
Store
for
Beau
tifiil
Cut
Ola,
Fine
China
40
different
designs
of
dlnnerware.
Glasses
of
all
kinds
from
50c
per
dozen
and
up.
New
lines
of
the
latest
Leather
Handbags
and
Novelty
Evening
Baes
from
90c
up.
We
still
have
a
few
boxes
of
15
Beautifut
Assorted
Christmas
Cards
at
10c,
STETSON
f
The
World's
Most
Famous
Name
in
HATS
Brlnjs
r
.
.
.
NEW
COLOR
OUTSTANDING
STYLE
DURABILITY
...
To
Men's
Hats
In
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Wc
Help
You
With
That
Gift
for
Christmas?
"The
.Texans,"
The
"KENSINGTON
Unlined
at
Also
the
Stetson
Special
and
the
Stetson
Standard-
Priced
to
I?
"Worthwhile
Gifts
for
Men"
The
Latest
Christmas
Pheaffer,
Parker
and
Waterman
Fountain
Pens
and
Desk
Sets
Vour
name
put
on
Free
in
Void
letters.
Christmas
Perorations
and
Noveltjr
Crackers-Extra
Special
Value.
You
will
find
the
largest
and
most
complete
line
of
gifts
of
all
kinds
for
every
member
1
the
family
at
prices
to
suit
Your
purse.
Come
in
and
Look
Around.
We
Are
Always
.PI
M'cd
to
Show
You
Our
Various
Lines.
Courteous
Personal
Attention
MAX
HEILBRONER
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m.
From
the
East
-Tuesdays,:
.Thursdays
and
Saturdays
11
p'j,.
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Xi
n
you
wsh
to
swap
somethirrgL
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a
Classified.
Diamond
Specialist
ROMANCE
OF
WEST
Co-Starred
in
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Week-
End
Picture,
"The
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...
..
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1
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9
WATTS
&
MCKERSON
I
1938
Creations
Are
Now
on
Display
,JWa
Vfe
Siow
TAem
io
Fou?
Every
year
we
look
for
something;
new.
This
year
tops
them
all
Sec
our
com-":
plete
stock
Wc
Will
Hold
Any
Article
'till
Christmas
Ml
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Ormes
Ltd.
"The
Store
of
a
Thousand
Gifts"
Is
I
IS
lid
til
1
I
Saturday
Specials
iA:g
of
Veal
lbs.
Rolled
Shoulder
Veal
Per
lb
Shoulder
Veal
A
Ik.
Rolled
Shoulder
Lamb
flj
Per
lb.
,
Shoulder
Lamb
P
lb.
Let
'
Lamb
j
5
Per
lb
J
Ug
of
Pork
Per
lb
m
I
Shoulder
Pork
Per
lb.
;
Pork
Chops
Broil.
1
P
lb
Js
Prime
Rib
Roll
Beef
,
j
Per
lb
Pot
Roast
of
Beef
5
Per
lb.
W
j
r-Bone
Roast
Beef
fa
Per
lb
jfti'Uump
Roast
Beef
Per
lb
I
Sirloin
Tip
Per
lb
I
Sirloin
Steak
3
lbs
Per
'lb.
...
i
'
Slired
Side
Bacon
Per
lb
ChickniK
Per
lb.
Fowl
Per
lb'.
.
Rtbbits
Each
o
o
g
a
a
t
o
o
o
o
o
O
8
a
a
nctt
and
Randolph
Scott
heading
the
cast,
is
a
story
of
the
struggle!
of
the
south
for
freedom
and
self'
rule
after
the
war
between
the-
Miss
Bennett
plays
the
Dart
of
a
$1.00
20c
50c
22c
15ct
25c
22c.
18c
2Sci
18c!
10c
20ci
i
i5c
;
18c
50c
2
lbs.
Round
Steak
and
1
lb.
C(n
I
Kidney'
Ayreshlre
Bacon-
SDitflre
southern
belle
who
want
tn
-TX
I
T
IxVJ
Joan
Bennett
and
Randolph
Scott
defach
Texas
from
the
Union.
Scott
Is
a.
homecoming
Dixie
soldier
who
pleads
with
Texans
to
forget
their
par.
hatreds
and
build
a
new
life
,
.
to'
themselves
in
the
great
cattlci
week-end
i.
a
feature
i
.v
...
.
I
.
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v
vi
me
s'jumwesi.
Heavily
guarded
to
prevent
possibility
of
forwible
re,
ase
by
his
followers,
the
Arab
:hieftam
Sheik
Farhan
es
Sajdl
is
taken
from
the
military
court-
situng
at
Haifa,
Palestine
after
heanng
sentence
of
death
parsed
upon
him
for
possession
of
firearms
and
munitions.
The
Sheik
was
seized
by
British
authorities
as
a
leader
of
Arab
ter-orists.
in
tluir
drive
to
clear
the
Holy
Land
of
pillaging
bands.
The
condemned
man
is
pointed
out
by
the
arrow.
GRAND
OLD
BANK
MAN!
oiienng
on
me
screen
or
the
Cani-
.
....
..
,
.
war
is
over
the
covenant
of
Brl-tain
to
nay
will
be
worth
anything?"
Hell."
rugged
Sir
John
was
quoted
as
replying.
"If
the
cove-i
!
nam
oi
urua.il
to
pay
is
not
good
we'll
all
be
in
hade
together
tol
Theatre
herP
witth
Joan
n-n-
K
ui
vl
a
ijpicai
icxan
.na,5
i.mj.nasiira
nana
iraae
a
migration,
ne
thought
the
Domln-
.
.
.
v.
.uviuuitig
Hlb
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M1UUIU
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k
JAAUAVW
moving
qf
a
great
cattle
cavalce'
new
railroad
nrovides
th'sm
with
I
nadlan
banking.
Sir
John
Alrd,
(the
three
Maritime
provinces,
pos
itduj
mantel
ior
meir
sieers.
u
munw-ij,
ivurm
uuiy
inc
uaing
newiounaiana.
Essentially
romantic,
the
story.'
Irm
ths
presidency
of
he
Carta-1
Plenty
of
exercise
was
the
se
jj
nwevcr.
is
tmoeiiisnea
with
plenty
umiwice
jn
jan-
jfe
action,
making
for
general
Inter-
J
uary
alter
three-score
yean
"St
Bes'ries
5wtt
and
Jon
Bennett,
the
cast
Includes
such
well
knovn
W
nlaver
s
May
Rohson.
Walter
Brennan.
Robert
Barrat
and
Rob-p5
"ft
Cummlngs.
-
ft
F.vcrvbfyly
reads
the
Dally
New
There's
a
reason.
FULTON
JONES'
FAMILY
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
957
5Tw
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
683
and
Phone
057
with
the
bank
m
which
he
never
lost
a
day's
work
through
any
kind
of
illness.
He
had
never
been
out
of
a
Job
manager
at,
Winnipeg.
and
Eastern
Ca-
dent
or
Central
Western
branches,
narfa
n
tnini
t
U
TLUCIEN
HUBBARD
ADDED
TREATS
Charlie
McCarthy
In
"Unutual
Occupations"
Cartoon
"Playful
Polar
Bears-
Sport
"Win,
Place
"and
Show-
Chapt.
I.
-Tim
Tyler's
Luck"
(Sat
Mat)
An
ardent
advocate
of
a
greater
1
wcalncr
on
hsr
voyage
north.
ON.H
populauon
for
Canada
through
Jm-
I
liltlAn.
II
1
iv
nut
ill
iaUi
Ul
4UWCZ
...
ioaim-uuiii3,
oi
icss
government
inier
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
i
-
flavin?
hrn
HLivrH
hv
ilirmv
steamer
Prince
John.
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
arrhed
In
port
at
11
r
'clock
last
nltht
from
Vancouw
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Is
scheduled
tn
sail
at
16
o'clock
tonight
on
her
return
south
over
the
same
route.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Ade
alide.
C8pt-
Capt.
William
wmam
Huahe
Hughe
ar
ar
cret
of
Sir
John
s
vigorous,
"sturdy
ja"dc'
health
over
a
lifetime.
In
his
youth
P1?1
,r?
pf,rt
al
3:30
lhu
fmoonl
ne
piayca
on
the
world
ehamploiU
'
"ri
,r
team
of
the
Toronto
lacrosse
Club
lura
10
Vancouv
nd
waypolnti
3rllh
kim1i
mvn
a
h
rtnt
Sir
Sam
Huh
in
hii
m
rf-'
Un,on
"amer
Cardena.
Capt
A
youth
of
23.
he
entered
the.
he
often
walked
down
to
hU
offteti
d"
Prt
"I
bank
in
1878
looking
for
a
typlst'slat
the
bank's
headauarters.
icvening
and
will
sail
at
10:30
om.
Job.
Successively
clerk,
secretary.
...
...
'for
Vanmtrr
and
invminii
tv.
1
branch
manager
at
Seaforth,
Ont..
""
Trade
,
,
assistant
manaaer
at
Toronto.i
in
ri.
vr.
mnn
Di.
t..
i
.'k.
c,u,;'i
u,u
ioon
ana
at
ivrt,
Mpertnten-
wrinten.
Uravelled
iM.n
the
West
rLu,..
3
o'clock
assUtant
general
manager
and
gei.-',mi.
He
crossed
the
Atlantle
more.
eralmnager
he
became
Uan
present
a
Kore
of
Umes
and
In
l-jmost
important
that
young
Can.-
J.
wnen
he
wa
chairman
of
the
dlans
should
be
prepared
for
in-
he
lo"n;
head
o
tTc
ZZn
radio
broad-
ternat.onal
relationships.
They
t,M,h
,
,
,
.
rr,M"H
,lu
10
'"rmauon
oi
snouid
study
foreum
lanmiaM
Canadian
Bankers'
Association.
His
travels
took
him
around
the
world.
Particularly
well
acquainted
with
International
trade
and
well-Informed
on
the
Canadian
West,
he
was
directly
responsible
for
the
growth
of
his
bank's
vast
branch
system
In
Western
Canada.
Years
I
few
In
the
new
drought
areas.
Hpb
Grand
Old
Banker
PPiiiiiiiiiiHinf
h
SIR
JOHN
AIRD
had
chosen
locations
at
a
tim(
hen
the
West's
future
was
whoiiv
problematical
that
would
serve
the
j
most
coaststfint.
production
areas.
Sure
of
Great
Britain
l
He
beer,
me
general
manager
oi
jthe
bank
in
1015
and
for
hla
unobtrusive
but
valuable
national
9Sn
;
Knighted
in
1917.
One
I'DCjof
the
moeUpopular
stories
about
OA
S!r
Jonn
COnem
a
meeting
be-OOC
'tween
Sir
,Thomas
White,
then
minister
of
finance,
and
the
gen-
XI
If
eral
tnanntork
nt
rinailltin
h.ni.
j
j
w
w
.uu.
m.
uatiita
i
t
.
.
...
n
.
...
.
V
cajijr
in
uiy
ureal
war
wnen
a
o
''Svprorosed
British
Government
loan
S
of
$200iW00
was-
under
dLscus-
g
v"f
slon.
p
An
ultra
cautious
conferee
ask-
him
75.000
miles
in
11
months.
I
A
Conservative
and
an
Anglican
I
World
trade,
he
always
empha-jhe
was
a
member
of
clubs
in
Tor-'
sized,
was
Canada's
greatest
op.
ionto-
Winnipeg
and
London.
Eng-.
portunity
'Canada
will
cvcntuallv
'
l"1,
dlrcc,or
of
a
or
more'
develoo
into
a
reat
comm.r,la,
")anclaI
.
,nslH.uUoni
nd
""'J
v'
;
interested
in
the
progress
of
Hav-
Country-
hc
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It
L
ergal
College
for
Wom?n
Troni
after
he
spotted
branches
through
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it
was
found
there
were
dj
m
H
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.
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Cedar
Chests
$28.50
Beautifully
lined,
absolutely
moth
proof
with
Inward
sliding
thelves
or
lower
pullout
drawer.
The
Ideal
gift
for
mother,
wife,
sister
or
sweetheart.
Always
remembered
by
this.
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