New
PAG2
SIX
LEGION
IS
9
a
a;
"5
A
-Zf:
W-"!
f
z
J
GFIS
-
-
-
Hospital
Project
Endorsed
WH1
Assist
Cemetery
Improvement
expressed.
The
thanks
of
the
Legion
were
also
extended
to
all
the
For
Everyonii
There
are
so
many
different
lines
that
it
would
be
impossible
to
tell
you
about
all
of
them.
We
Specially
Invite
You
To
Visit
OurJsjoxe
Courteous
clerks
will
gladly
show
you
our
BASEMENT
STORE
Where
we
have
added
a
Toy
Department-at
prices
that
will
amaze"
you.
SHOP
EARLY
While
our
lines
are
all
complete.
A
small
deposit-will
hold
any
article.
See
Our
Beautiful
Line
of
CHRISTMAS
SAVE
MONEY.
Special
ini-ntion
was
made
of
the
Buys'
Band
which,
under
Its
cap-
CARDS
VALUE
AND
SERVICE
OUR
MOTTO
MAX
HEILBRONER
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST
RCA
Victor
CjUTfisttiK
RADIO
with
METAL
TUBES
Thoutandi
of
Globe
Trotter
owners
are
now
enjoyin;
a
new
world
of
fascinating
entertainment
To
them
the
striking
of
Big
"Ben
in
London
t
.
,
an
operatic
gem
from
Rome
.
.
.
or
an
inftctioui
exotic
rhythm
from
South
America
.
.
.
is
no
unusual
experience.
The
thrills
of
radio
travel
await
you,
too.
A
demonstration
at
our
store
will
quickly
reveal
what
the
new
RCA
Victor
Globe
Trotter
Radio
means
in
still
finer
world.
Wide
performance
.
.
.
higher"
tone
fidelity
,
.
.
beautiful
cabine
s.
There's
a
wide
choice
of
models
to
choose
frem
...
at
prices
to
meet
every
purse.
Easy
terms.
.
h
.
n
''
'
4
TIKADE-IIV.
allowance
LOOK
AT
THISI
flATUMtt
t,
CUUi4l.t
1.
EiU
mmU
Wr
T.
tilt
ntij
inr
feW
MITAl
TUIIS
f
Ti
f.
V
and
organization
who
so
fully
suppor-
v.urk
for
the
general
improvemen'
ted
the
reuuest
for
co-ODeraUon.
Uw-cemclBry.
All
ex-service
men
are
being
invited
to-be
present
at
the
Anniversary
Celebration
on
Monday
eve-
able
leader.
Bandmaster
Poibcrt
nlng
ken
the
tenth
birthday
of
Greenfield,
took
such
an
important
the
Canadian
Legion
will
be
suit-
and
rffecUvc
part
in
the
day's
ob-
ab'y
observed.
rvance.
Applications
of
J.
A.
Teng
and
'
Th-
resolution
of
the
Trince
Ru-
ienry
rouy
tor
regular
member-
;
pert
llvjspilai
B'jard
asking
for
sup-
hip
were
approved.
The
regular
monthly
mveting
of
:orl
in
itr,
request
for
con
ideraUon
The
fine
work
of
the
Women's
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
of
their
plans
for
a'
new
building
Auxiliary
in
connection
with
the
Empire
Service
League
took
place
received
the
whole-hearted
endor-
bazaar
was
highly
commended,
last
evening
at
Irre
clubrooms
with
nation
of
the
branch.
Their
work
among
the
needy
faml-
Presidcnt
Jaik
Preece
In
the
chair
Dircuj.sion
took
plae
regarding
lies
is
of
very
great
value
although
and
a
good
attendance
of
memr
the
deplorable
state
of
the
ceme-
Uttle
publicity
Is
given
to
it
bers.
tery.
As
far
as
the
foldlers'
plot
Is
Appreciation
of
the
splendid
concerned
the
branch
has
spent
a
Mrs.
h.
M.
Hellawell
of
Tlell
work
of
C.
V.
Evltt.
who
organized
very
considerable
amount
of
money
who
has
been
puyrng
a
visit
to
thf.
the
Remembrance
Day
parade,
was
and
expended
much
labor
in
keep-
city,
will
sail
by
the
Prince
Johrf
'ng
It
worthy
of
their
comrades,
tomorrow
night
on
her
return
The
branch
will
whole-heartedly
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
EVER
REALIZED
..We?H
offer
a
generous
on
your
present
set
MODEL
CMS
$146.00
to
Take
eliminate
DAILY
ZvETTS
COMMUNISM
AiWJESUS
Her.
C
D.
Clarke
Makes
Sursestlon
Before
Gyro
Club
to
Cure
'
'
lEco'nbnifc
Itfs"
;
the
"Kxcd
of
commumsm.
some
of
its
undesirable
features
and
infuse
it
with
the
spirit
of
Jesus
Christ."
suggested
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
In
speaking
before
he
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
its
egular
weekly
luncheon
yesterday,
ts
a
means
of
meeting
the
economic
ills
of
the
world
today.
Mr.
Clarke
was
speaking
on
the
sub-ect
of
The
Vacant
Lot"
on
which
he
had
discoursed
a
couple
of
veeks
ago
before
the
Rotary
Club,
shich
address
he'
was
asked
to
repeat
!
It
was
easy,
declared
Mr.
Clarke.
jo
criticize
those
who
preached
ommunlsm
but
did
those
who
criticize
have
anything
to
offer
to
neet
the
Ills
of
the
day?
Had
they
ray
real
leadership
to
give?
Those
who
advocated
communism
were
it
least
trying
to
do
something
to
improve
the
"vacant
lot"
of
the
economic
system.
The
speaker
ap-ealed
to
his
listeners
to
study
such
alternatives
as
communism
and
socialism,
between
which
the
only
difference
was
the
method
of
approach.
Mr.
Clarke
discussed
the
development
of
machinery
and
its
replace-
ment
of
man's
labor.
Where
ninety-nine
men
out
of
one
Jiundred
were
formerly
required
to
do
the
world's
work,
today
but
fifty
were
needed
and
their
prodiicUori
was
greater.1
rhe
problem
was
ever
increasing
in
j
ntenslty
and
the
"vacant
lot"
wasj
becoming
larger.
He
questioned
the
,
efficacy
of
monetary
reform
or
so-'
cial
credit
under
the
present
economic
system.
Reduction
of
the
hours
of
work
might
help.
Then
would
arise
the
problem
of
what
to
do
with
the
leisure.
There
would
have
to
be
education
for
leisure
in
stead
of
for
work.
The
whole
eco
nomic
set-up
would
have
to
be
changed.
Present
conditions
con-
Twenty
-Five
j
Years
Ago
November
21,
1010
It
Is
reported
here
that
the
American
Boy
group
of
ten
claims
in
the
Hazelton
district
which
was
offered
by
Hugh
Harris
for
$100,-000,
1
In
a
fair
way
to
be
bonded
for
a
much
larger
amount
In
Vancouver.
Mr.
Harris
has
now
given
instructions
that
he
will
not
sell
for
$100,000.
Good
progress
is
being
made
with
the
establishment
of
the
new
steam
power
plant
at
Cow
Bay.
Work
of
erecting
the
pole
line
is
progressing
fast
along
Third
Ave
nue
and
Fulton
Street
has
been
reached.
BSCS
now
Soya
Bean
Bread
.
.
Delicious
for
Toasting
English
Crumpets
Meat
Pies
Finest
Pastry
&
Cakes
Vans
Bakery
KLlM
IS
LIGHT
TO
CARRY
.
.
.
when
you
go
in
by
plane
or
pck
over
long
tralli
don
t
cut
down
on
your
milk
supply,
take
KLIM.
KLIM
it
pure
whole
milk
ppw.
der
always
fresh.
It
is
light
and
compact
in
the
dunnage
unaffected
by
weather.
One
pound
of
KLIM
makes
over
seven
pounds
of
rich
milk
I
Write
for
FREE
Camp
Cook
Book
Bttt
rtcip.
o(
ftmooi
woodinita.
Eur
to
follow.
Etrry
prospector.
trppf
nd
tinpn
lhould
fcit
"ET
Cip
Cook
in
t
Retip"
Clip
thlt
coupon
tad
ntU
lor
yoor
copr.
B
KLIM
ts-
from
your
iroctf
or
Th
Berdrn
Cornpti
Yarduy
Hovte
ny
Limit
15
Toronto.
Out
oi
"Send
me
hook
"Zaty
C"p
Cooking
R'cioo"
by
fimou.
woodua.a
FREE.
Stmt
i
-
Strttt
,
-
Cly
.
Ptr.
-
PULLED
FAST
TRICK;
1
DOING
THIRTY
DAYS
.
.
j
Edgar
Wilcox
pleaded
guilty
be-'
fore
Magistrate
McClymont
In
city
police
court
yesterday
afternoon
to
a
charge
of
false
pretences
and
was
fined
$25
with
option
of
thirty
days'
imprisonment.
Wilcox,
a
southern
Indian,
having
heard
that
Skide-
stltuted
a
challenge
to
all
people-
6
v
"lu
V
,
.
.
mcludlng
the
church
and
mmlsters.;rry
,a
Tit
?X"
Instruments,
visited
the
store
xTr
nur-c
i.(.n.
,,
pur-
wlthl
ttlnl
to
the
na"
S
not
have
agreed
unanimously
J?1
ol!
V.O
hoi
tn
rn..
V
.1
Tr.
IM.to.
liv.
ICUUIIU
HIV
U1UCI
1UI
III-
A&au
w
m;
ill,
aw
icaob,
UJi-
ened
ground
for
anew
and
Interesting
line
of
thought
and
his
address
was
listened
to
with
keen
attention.
President
S.
J.
Jabour
was
In
the
chair
and
thanked
Mr.
Clarke
on
behalf
of
the
club,
expressing
the
hope
that,
through
Intergovernmental
action,
some
of
the
alms
as
outlined
by
the
speaker,
might
soon
be
achieved.
Dr.
W.
C.
Aspinall
was
a
guest
and
there
was
an
almost
full
attendance
of
members.
strum'ents
and
took
the
change
amounting
to
$10,
keeping
the
g
money
and
selling
the
Instruments
Jj
ai
a
second
nand
store.
The
fraud
J
was
later
discovered
and
Wilcox
was
arrested-
nought
here.
on
the
Islands
and
XMAS
Green,
per
lb
MIXED
PEEL
Cut
and
Whole,
per
lb
WHOLE
CITRON
PEEL
per
lb.
BOILED
CIDER
pint
bottle
DESSICATED
COCOANUT
per
lb.
...
v...
'
3
lbs.
SHELLED
WALNUTS
Pieces,
per'
lb
MINCE
MEAT
Bulk
2
lbs.
,
-
WE
DKLIVLR
Museum
Board
Held
Meeting
More
Active
Work
Being
rianntd
For
Local
Organization
In
.
.;
.Near
Fufure4
A
meeting
of
the
museum
board
took
place
Tuesday
evening
with
the
president
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
In
the
chair..
Steps
were
taken
to
provide
for
the
unification
of
local
efforts
toward
providing
a
local
museum
which
would
be
representative
of
the
whole
district
and
would
help
to
illustrate
the
natives
life,
natural
history,
both,
of
sea
and
land,
and
forestry
possibilities.
The
secretary
reported
at
length
on
the
work
done
since
the
last
meeting.
Another
meeting
will
take
place
.In
December
with
a
view
to
more
active
work
being
carried
on
to
try
to
bring
to
realization
a
scheme
that
has
been
before
the
organization
for
some
time.
n
u
"
'IS
.
m
Suggestions!
For
your
baking.
AH
these
items
are,
fresh
in
and,
the
quality
is.n
;ttaranlced.
All
package
goods
mapped
in
cellophane
for
your
protection.
JRYSTALLIZED
FRUITS
In
fanjy
basket,
each
.J1MEAPPLE
RINGS
3-oz.
pkg.,
2
pkgs.
PINEAPPLE
RINGS
per
lb.
PINtAPPLE
RINGS
Individual
wrap,
6.
for
G
LACED
CHERRIES
Red,
per
lb
GLACED
CHERRIES
43c'l
25c
50c;
37c
39c
23cjs
30cl
20c
17c
50c
29c
25c
A
shipment
of
FKKSII
FIGS
has
Just
arrived
In
all
sizes
at
'
low
prices.
Also
Holland
Herring;
In
'kegs.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cent'
P.
O.
Bo
575
Phone
18
LAST
SllOWtxns
ANN
"
HARDING
HERBERT
MARSHALL
-
In
'The
Flame
Within
--
with
Maureen
OSullivan
7:12
it
9
3:
-
PLUS
LYLE
TALBOT
ANN
DVORAK
"MURDER
IN
1
1
...
We
Have
the
Famous
ROLLS
RAZOR
in
several
styles
THE
CLOI
DS"
VANCOUVER
BEEF
MICK
VANCOUVER.
Nov
it
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
21:
CP
Bar,
prices
here
yesterday
w
;5
silver
was
unchanged
at
fJSHc
per,
lows:
steers.
4'?e
I,
S:
,:r
ounce
on
the
local
exchange
mar-
to
5'?:
cows.
3c
to
3
rv.
i
ket
today.
to
4',Jc.
GIRLS
WANTED
TO
LEARN
HBAUTY
CULtTRK
Provides
steady
cmp!
y-rr
eaey
hours,
good
pay.
a
w"-:.
opportunity
for
(udcpcn
ln.)
b
ooenlng
vour
own
shnn
For
Illustrated
'.nfnrma
;
n
t
hairdresJng
and
beaut'
1'honc
bey.
t
Wi
or
Write
s.
s
trt
n
i
i
iimtitciii
t'ftitnni
S?1
o0;i
West
HastillffH
St.
Vancouver.
BC
For
Men
Who
Shan
We
also
have
the
best
Blade
Stropper
vc
ever
saw
for
ordinary
blades,
priced
at
$1.50
STOP
SHAVING!
We
Have
The
Schick
Electric
Dry
Shaver
No
blades.
No
lather.
Shaves
the
toughest
beard
and
cannot
cut
the
tenderest
skin.
So
convenient
you
can
shave
with
your
collar
on
or
in
the
office
m
a
ft
minutes
because
no
la,ther
is
needed
and
no
lotions
s
after.
IllHrV
IMIh.H'H"
(Jewellers
iTHt
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
No
honing
or
changing
blades.
Women,
great
too,
find
it
convenience.
"
I'l
liiai
win
mane
Lyour
home
051
Phones
652
When
Buying
Coa
Why
Not
Purchase
The
Best?
Nanaimb
Vancouver
In
ourcoAlyotill
Jrt..L.
find
the.heat.
.:i7
i
Island
Coal
Foothills
Alberta
Sootless
Coal
Hulkley
Valley
Coal
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
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