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THE EDMONTON JOURNAL THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1918 PRIVATE GREETING CARDS This is a good time to come in and look over our display book. Endeavor to order early. A.H. Esch Co. Ltd Phone 1514-4334.

Jasper and 104th PHONE COAL 1916 FIRST 10151 10055 ST. Musical Merchandise Victroias, Victor ords, Violins, Guitars, Accordeons and Sheet Mail orders given Musto. ful attention. PHONE 2430 MASON RISCH, Limited 10156 101et Ave, Edmonton. GROCERIES and FEED SPECIALS Phora 71667 Night from 6 to 11 and all Thursday Day Friday and Saturday Flour, 98 lb.

sack Government Standard $5.65 7 Iba. for Rye, Corn and Barley Flour, 50 8 lb. sack Rolled Oats, 55c 20 lb. mack regular $3.50, per -McIntosh red, No.1 $3.15 Apples wrapped, per -Jonathans, CaNO all $2.90 wrapped, per case Apples--Wagners, all $2.50 per case Apples- Jumble Pack, $2.25 2 packages for Griffin's Seedless Raisins, 25c 15 ox. 21 pkgs, for Fancy Seeded Raisins, 25c per Finest lb.

Australian Currants, 30 Fancy per pound Bleached Sultanas, 20 per Ground tin Almonds, 60c per Almond tin Paste, 40c Mixed Cut Peel, per lb. 35c per Orange lb. and Lemon Peel, 35c per Shelled lb. Walnuts, 75c per Shelled lb. Almonds, 55c tina.

Wagstaffe's Special Mince Meat, 5 6 lb. 85c lb. Jars 250 Blue Ribbon, Red Rose, and Nabob for Tea. 2 lbs. Blue FOR.

Ribbon $1.50, Tea. tor $1.35 Swift's Pure Lard, 8 lb. tin, 5 10 lb. 1b. tin, tin $3.40 $1,35, Crisco, for 3.

15. tins; rek. $1.10 Blue Ribbon Baking Powder, 1b. for tina; regular $1.40, $1.00 1 lb. tina 250 16 bars for Sunlight Soap, $1.00 Black Strap Molasses, dib.

Ham. 500; 10. lb. tina 95c Extra Fancy Tomatoon, regular 250 tina for 20c C.C.D. Butter, and lbs.

for Woodland $1.05 Carrots and Beets, 3, 8 lha. for 25c for Parsnips, lbs. 25c We Have the Best Line of FEED In the City Bran, 100 1b. sack $2.00 Shorts, 100 lb. sack .82.26 Onta, 100 lb.

wack $2.75 Saratch Food, 100 1b sack $3.50 Whent, per bushel $2.10 Barley, per bushel $1.48 Onta and Barley Chop, per wack $3.00 Qyater Shell and Gritt, 1 18w. for 25c Beef Horapa, 3 iba. 250 Cut Bone, 6 Ibm. for Corn, whole or cracked, 6 Ibs. for 25c your delivery orders next until 11 p.m.

morning. ALBERTA TRADING COMPANY Alberta Avenue and 88th Street. PHONE 71667 Canada Food Board License No R-6139 Free Delivery All Over the City Western Transfer and Storage LIMITED Railway CartageDistribution and Storage Household goode moved, stored and orated for shipment. Expert handling of heavy me. chinery, sates and piano.

C.P.R. Office: 6882. C.N.R. Office: Phone 1500. Head Officer 10165 104th Phone 6216.

Edmund P. Jaeger Co. EDMONTON'S LEADING FURRIERS J. Jasper H.M orrie. Avenue, Phone Edmonton 5622 Cherrytol Cough Cure Stop Coughing it'e dangerous Cherryto! will relleve a cough instantly, 250 and 800 bottle.

THE OWL DRUG CO. Cut. Rate Druggists, Phone 4163 Tables Loaded With Bargains AT MARTIN'S STORE- WIDE SALE See Our Windows- -Namayo and Jasper Ave. FIRST CLASS STORAGE at reasonable rates for few cars of Potatoes. CASH BUYER OF Potatoes and Vegetables T.

M. Hanley 10154 103rd ST. EDMONTON Canadian Board License Nos. 3-213 7-810 The Baby's First Two Years Rules for the Care and Feeding of Infants; a book which should be in every home where there 19 a baby. PRICE $1.00 Smith's Bookstore TWO STORES: 10218 101st Street.

Phone 4520. 10230 Jasper Avenue. Phone 4737. Ball's Stock Yards Private Sale of HORSES Wednesday; Thursday, Friday and Saturday Acting on instructions from Mr. C.

Munton we will have for sale at AUCTION PRICES, 75 Head Horses as follows: Carload Yearling and twoyear-olda; 10 Mares Colts at side; 25 good Work Mares and Geldings up to 1400 pounds, Horses are a splendid investment at present. Call and see our string before buying. EVANS TENNYSON Auctioneers Phone 5534. Queens Avenue Private Sale or Furniture and Household Effects AT A UCTION PRICES AT THE AUCTION MART Opp. Macdonald Hotel FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, From 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Partial list of goods on offer as followa: Very handsome Inlaid any Drawing Room Suite, Walnut Settee, Golden Oak Round Extension Table, net of 6 Good Leather Seated Chairs to match; Large Surfaced Oak Buffet (new), surfaced Oak Sideboard, with Round Extension Table and set of Plain Chairs to match: Very Handsome Golden Oak Chiha Cabinet, Pert Dinner Service in good English ware, over 70 places; Two Extra Good Living Room Chairs (arm and rocker), in a nice shade of oak, of William Mary design, upholstered in tapestry, these chairs are new and will be mold cheap; Other Large Oak Chairs and Rockers, In both tapestry and leather, Mission Oak Library Table, 6 Bentwood Chairs, 2. Seagrass Chairs, Occasional Tables and Chaira, 3 Drop- -head ing Machines, Raymond and other makes, all in good working order, Hall Stand, Plain Chairs and Rockers, Winnipeg Couch, Morris Chair, Mantel Clock, White Enamelled Beds, complete with springs and mattresses, Dressers, Washstande, large and handsome English Stand with marble top and tilted back; Large Swing Mirror, Axminster, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, new Congoleum Rugs, "Pilot" Range (6 holes), with reservoir, large "Riverside" Oak Heater (No. 21), good as new: Tortoise Heater, Plain and Fancy Crockery, China, and a lot of reeful Tools, Kitchenware, etc. SPECIAL NOTICE--Ail goods will be marked in plain figures at AUCTION PRICES and these private sales are to take the place of my usual Auctiona, which latter cannot be held during the prosent epidemic, on account of government regulations.

Don't miss this sale; there will be bargains. It you have anything to sell, see HOWE, THE AUCTIONEER The Auction Mart Opp Macdonald Hotel, Phone 6651. ROBERT M'KIBBEN YOUNG SURVEYOR, SERIOUSLY HURT Victim of Accident at Daysland When Auto Left the Road Robert McKibben of Edmonton, young surveyor, was the victim of serious near Daysland, Alberta, Monday afternoon. He sustained inJuries to him legs, arms and body when an automobile dashed into the survey party of which he was a member. No 18 at present at his home in Edmonton, where he was taken following the acctdent.

It 19 not yet known Just how serious or permanent his injuries are. Mr. McKibben and the other members of the survey party were engaged in taking measurements when A party of men came along in an automobile, G. J. Slavik, the driver, and owner of the car, a butcher in Daysland, turned the machine sharply off the road when approaching the surveyors and It ran directly into the men.

McKibben was fortunate enough to be hit with considerable force and thrown to the ground. He was taken to Daysland by Mr. Slavik and was later conveyed to his home in Edmonton by C. C. Sutherland, engineer in charge of the survey party.

Double Up On Your Victory Bond Subscription This space re donated to Victory Loan Committee by J. A. HALLIER 9974 Jasper Avenue Food License Nos. 5-821, 8-3126. Hal 52649 G.

W. V. Fish Store Cash and Carry Specials for Friday and Saturday JASPER AVENUE Herring. Snappers, per Skate lb. and 10c Smoked Black Cod and Western Haddles, per lb.

20c Our Filleted Soles Note Address: Block East of J. H. Morris, Grocer Food Board License 9-11853 PHONE 2924 RELIANCE WELDING WORKS MARTIN SHANNON Oxy muetylene Welding of All Metals Authorized by the Dept. of Public Works, Steam Boilers Branch, to Retip Boiler Tubes and to do other boller repair We will sent nen to Any part of this Province te repair your Boller. 9561 101A EDMONTON, Alta.

How Is That? You can buy new Furniture at three of our Leading Stores in Edmonton. I will pay cash for you, and you can pay me in payments or monthly payments. Your old furniture taken in exchange as part payment. Charges, 8 per cent. per annum.

H. GREENFIELD For Special Appointment Call 81967 White Paper CUT ANY SIZE, GOOD FOR WRAPPING For Sale Cheap at the Journal Press Room Pembina Coal HARDEST and HOTTEST PHONE 2221 SHOE NOW ON AT Lyon's Limited SALE 9971 JASPER Opposite Jackson Bros. PRINTING BOOK BINDING LOOSE LEAF DEVICES THE DOUGLAS LTD. 10068 102 AVE. INFLUENZA MASKS GOT EVADERS INTO POLICE COURT Sixteen Citizens Fined For Breach Public Health Bylaws In the police court this morning.

before going on with the hearing of number of caRes of breaches of the public health act, numbering sixteen, and all dealing with failure to wear the influenza mask, Magistrate Primrose handed out some advice to those concerned. The magistrate made his observation when Dr. Park came into court without a mask. The doctor, when interrogated from the bench, said he did not have a mask to put on. This appeared to somewhat nettle his worship, and the medico was ordered from the court to procure one, and to get it quickly, "No man can go above British said the magistrate, when Dr.

Parks showed up with a mask. "Coming here without a mask in contempt of court will not be tolerated. The upholding of British law is what our men have been fighting for, and that law must be obeyed." His worship further affirmed that a repetition of this breach of the regulations would be dealt with severely. Dr. Parka pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined five dollars and costa.

Others fined for similar offences were: James Dean, one dollar and costs: Josoph Velau, one dollar and costa: Thomas Kennedy, conta: Walter Kloss, 0116 dollar and costa; Alfred B. Hewitt, one dollar and costa: John B. Lauder, one dollar and costa: Charles Bremner, one dollar and costs: Albert Somers. one dollar and costs: Whitmore R. McGregor, one dollar and costa: Alex.

K. Henderson, costs: Romeo Arthur Potvin, one dollar and costs: Albert L. Sharpe, $3 and costa: John Wright, one dollar and costs: Arthur Lewis, one dollar and costa; Harry Constable, one dollar and costs. Albert E. Sharpe served notice that he will appeal.

CITY WEIGHT SCALES The city weight scales will open at 8 o'clock each morning. starting Monday, November 18, according to an order issued by Supt. Robertson. This course of action had to be taken as it was found that opening at 7 o'clock made the hours for the employes engaged at this work entirely too long. LOCAL The funeral of Miss Jean Watt, who made her home with her uncle, Mr.

A. Dennie, 9537 107 avenue, and was employed as an elevator operator for the Hudson's Bay company, will take place on Saturday, November 16 at 10 o'clock from McCoppen'8 undertaking parlors. The Interment will be at the Edmonton cemetery. Word has just been received by Mr. Armstrong that his son Signaller W.

S. S. Armstrong has been admitted to the general hospital at Etaples on November 2, suffering from shell gas. The Mason Risch Piano company will close their store today at 3 o'clock to attend the funeral of the late Robert J. Atcheson, formerly their city salesman.

We are asked to inform friends of Mr. W. Macintyre, 7 Alberta Loan block, who has had a severe attack of pneumonia, that he is slowly recovering. Friends will be glad to know that Mrs. Arthur Wright, who fell a victim to Influenza whilst nursing at the Pembina Hall hospital, 1s progressing favorably.

PREMIER LLOYD LEAVES ST. JOHNS, Nov. Lloyd of Newfoundland left here yesterday for London. He will represent this dominion at the peace conference. The premier also will attend the sessions of the imperial war cabinet in London before the conference.

"THE HOTELS OF THE CENTURY" The Grand Trunk System has created a chain of magnificent hotels to serve the travelling public and cater to the social life of the large Canadian cities. In service, design, construction and furnishings they have set a new standard for the Dominion of Canada. They are, in every sense, great hotels, operated by specialists of wide experience. When you plan your transcontinental or other trip, you will be well advised to arrange stay at these hotels. In the City of Ottawa there is the Chateau Laurler, one of the most beautiful hotel bulldIngs in America, which is connected with the Grand Trunk Central Station by an electric lighted subway.

The Chateau has three hundred and fifty bedrooms, all "outside" rooms, commanding splendid views of the ProvInces of Quebec and Ontario. In the City of Winnipeg, on the site of tho old Fort Garry of frontier days, there is The Fort Garry. It has a total of three hundred rooms, and confidently challenges comparison with any of the famous hotels of this continent. In the Capital City of Alberta, Edmonton, on a site overlooking the Saskatchewan River, is The Macdonald, another notable link in this chain of hotels built for public service. A reservation at The Chateau Laurier, The Fort Garry or The Macdonald is a guarantee of your enjoying throughout every hour of your stay the fine art of good service, combined with surroundings of quiet elegance, while the rates at these hotels are most moderate.

HUMBERSTONE COAL MEANS YOUR SATISFACTION. TO Avoid INFLUENZA Avoid Crowds BUT when in crowd avoid danger by using CINNAFORM PASTILLES to protect the nose and throat against the germs' attacks. FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES Shop by Private Phone Johnstone Walker's Daily Bargain News Exchange 9-2-6-6 WOMEN'S FUR COLLARED COATS Priced from $50.00 to $85.00 Fashioned of Heavy Wool Velours with deep cosy pockets, and large AT belted styles of rich velour, in shades of burgundy, taupe, dark greens and rich browns, also navy, with storm of dark kit coney. $50.00 AT rich dark brown with velour coat, with deep wide belt and collar of coney. $60.00 and Duret de Laine, warmly lined, collars of soft rich fur.

AT $85.00 Hudson Seal collars, a smart ranel back coat of taupe colored duret-delaine. The panel and cuffs also trimmed with the Hudson Seal. Price. $85.00 ANOTHER TAUPE colored duret-de-laine Coat with loose panel back bordered with kit coney belted front, is trimmed with large collar and cuffs of kit coney. $85.00 Wolf Furs Unusually Attractive This Winter Soft and silky and in the same class with fox furs.

Excellent care and workmanship have been shown by the furriers, so much so that now wolf is one of the most coveted of furs at moderately prices. ANIMAL SCARFS, in wide or medium MUFFS TO MATCH, in plain canteen, barwidths, in taupe or black. Price, $25.00, rel or round styles with head, tail and brush $28.50, $40.00 $55.00 trimmings. Prices, $20.00, $22.50, $38.00, $55.00 FANCY It's awfully annoying to get find you can't get any more these Wools now and begin grades wonderfully complete. AND STAPLE CHRISTMAS halfway through with the Wool of the same shade and the Christmas fit knitting KNITTING GIFTS, Etc.

knitting of a pair of Sox, quality. The best safeguard right away. You will find WOOLS FOR Sweater or any article and then is to buy a good supply of our stock of all shades and 4 AND 3-FOLD ZEPHYR WOOL, in white, black, pink, J. J. BALDWIN'S BEEHIVE double knitting wool In sky, scarlet, cardinal helio, purple, green, brown, black and mid grey.

yellow and navy, 2 skeins 15c Per 2 oz. skein, 500; per $4.00 SHETLAND FLOSS, in white, black, turquoise blue, sky blue, purple, lavender, lemon, orange. J. J. BALDWIN'S WHITE HEATHER 3-ply Wheeling Per 20c or Per 2 Alloa oz.

Yarn, skein, in 500; grey per only, $4.00 MONARCH SWEATER FLOSS in white, black, gold, cadet, blue, pink, purple. Per ball. J. J. BALDWIN'S WHITE HEATHER 4-ply Sootch 40c Per ANGORA oz.

WOOL in white and grey. $1.00 Per Fingering oz. skein, in black 25c; per only. $4.00 4-PLY CANADIAN FINGERING in white, scarlet and black. Per lb.

J. J. BALDWIN'S BEEHIVE 8-ply, per skein, 25c; 4-ply, per skein, 5-ply, per skein BALDWIN WALKER'S LADYSHIP, tural dark, tan and brown heather. Per oz. skein, 25c; per BALDWIN WALKER'S PRIMROSE dark green.

Per 2 oz. skein, 50c; per light grey, mid grey, hank, 75c; per $3.00 Scotch Fingering in white and black. 300; 40c 4-ply Scotch Fingering in fleecy in tan and $4.00 J. J. BALDWIN'S RED HEART Yarn, in black and grey.

Per 2 oz. DOUBLE KNITTING WOOLS in lawn, grey. Per 2 oz. skein, 600; Per lb. LUSTRE WOOL with silk mercerized and pink.

Per oz. LADYSHIP ANDALUSIAN WOOL, white or black. Per oz. skein 3-ply Wheeling or Alloa skein, 400; per $3.20 rose, purple, amethyst, paddy green, $4.80 through it in white, sky 25c a lovely soft quality in 35c Skating Outfits for Men, Women and Children Which Add to the Pleasurc of Skating Why experiment with this make and that when the Lightning Hitch is the make you will eventually buy, They cost no more than many inferior makes, while the greater measure of comfort and pleasure to be obtained from them would justify the expenditure of considerably more money. We have them for men, women, boys and girls and those who buy early will buy them at last year's prices.

We have them of extra good quality unstretchable black waterproof leather on AM HERSONS comfortable lasts with good substantial counters, fitted on the inside with ankle supports fastening over the instep. We have a complete stock of the famous Starr Skates in all sizes and prices, PROFESSINAL and such well also known styles as Skates Velox, and the Regal, Little Dreadnought, Bob Skates Tubes for the kiddies. Bull Dog, Glacier, A HOCKEY Regis, Beaver, Spring Skates Attached Free of Charge We have installed an up-to-date riviting machine for the benefit of our castomers. Here we have experts in charge and you can have your Skates attached to the shoes Free of Charge when you buy them. Splendid Assortment of Men's Separate Pants Men who are contemplating the purchase of a separate pair of Trousers, either to match a suit or as a contrast will find a splendid assortment of patterns awaiting them here in fine Worsteds and Serviceable Tweeds.

At $4.75 to 6.95 At A serviceable garment made of good strong A splendid wearing garment made of good worsted in nice dark stripes, with two hip, quality English corduroy in both light and two side and watch pockets. Well finish- dark shades. Nicely Anished throughout. at $4.75 to $8.95 Priced at ed throughout. Sizes 32 to 48.

Priced Sizes 32 to 44. $5.50 At $4.75 to At $8.50 and An ideal pant for cold weather or hard A garment that cannot be replaced at this wear. Made in heavy tweed in dark grey price today. Made of heavy English and brown shades. Well finished through- whipcord in dark grey and fawn shade.

out. Sizes 32 to 46. Priced $4.75 to $7.50 Sizes 32 to 46. Priced at $8.50 and $8.95 At $6.50 and At Men's heavy mackinaw cloth in black only. A splendid Fine all Wool Serge Pant, made of a splendid quality wearing pant and specially suitable for rough outside fine serge in black or navy blue.

A nice dressy pant. wear. Sizes 33 to 44. Full $7.50 out. Well Sizes made 32 and 48.

nicely Priced finished through- $7.50 Knee length at $6.50 length to at. Shirriff's Orange, Lemon, Pineapple or Vanilla packet Jelly Powders, 10c per 3 ting Brunswick Sardines, 25c 60c: Yellow 10 lb. Corn sacks Meal, 7 lb. sacks, 80c sacks Ground Riee, lb. $1.00 sacks Barley Flour, 1 1b.

60c Round or Oval Tollet Paper, 11 rolls 50c ibs. Japanese Beans. 60c GROCERY Phone 9266-Canada Food Board Phone Grocery Orders Table Figs, per 1b. 350 30c and. 48, per tin Orange Marmalade: 90c Lemons, per dozen, 700 and 60 SPECIALS License No.

8-17031 from 8.30 a.m. Grape Fruit, 25c 2 for Cranberries, Cape Cci, 20c per 1b. Emperor Grapes, 30 per 1 1b. 2s, Van 2 Camp's Pork and Beans, 55c tins Celery, lb. fresh and crisp, 10c per 2 Melvale tine Canned Peas, 25c Windsor Table Salt, small sacks 2 for 15c; large sacks.

15c H. P. Sauce, per bottle 25c Clark's Tomato Soup, 2 tina 25c J.W. Special Freshly Roasted Coffee, lb. 55c Store Opens 10 a.m.

BUY Closes at 5.30 p.m. JOHNSTONE WALKER. A BOND LIMITED: SPER.