A really charming style in rich Walnut ﬁnish. A February Sal Special.

Smashing Records will! illesg Living Room Suite Values 1'

Here is a group of superb suites of unusually comfortable Kroehler construction, many de- signs, beautiful coverings! can't duplicate these to. sell at ..

Amazing 3 Piece Living Room

Here's reel economy! ilitcs, a. popular style in several serviceable

Occasional Chairs

At this low Feb- s ‘

ruary Sale price, 1 they’ll go in a hurry _! Attrac- tively upholstered chairs with

_comfortably padded seat and back, walnut ﬁnish frames l

Chesterﬁeld and two A February bargain at . .

You’ll go far to equal this ‘value. ﬁnest Kroehler Suites made to sell at $185.00

$135.00

er grade tapestry or mohair coverings. (quantity is limited.

February Sale y ebruary price, 3 pot _._. o.

sconcelsle\ooealaleo_eenau

y My». RCCIrJ lrealtersl Dining Suites a! liq Reductions I

‘ aim-lug s Genuine February Sale bargain. An * ight piece Suite comprising Buﬂet. Extension sbic,.and set o: 6 chairs. SslePrlce

¢ o Piece Dining sumo: suhsisntlal unme- lon in walnut ﬁnish, consists‘ or Buffet-Braille,‘ a Cabinet and set of classic

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This lot includes values up to $150.00 in butt Bullet, Chino. Cabinet,

$1 15.00

A choice of several of the ﬁnest Dining Room You must see them to

3139.00

walnut or solid oak. Table ‘and six chairs -- Bale Price

Suites on our ﬂoor. appreciate the value offered. Pieces. February Sale Price

$ l. ' matic catch.

98c

t EBRIIARY

Card Table $|Jl9

i A good strong table with fold- RaCk$ ing legs. Has the new aut0~

Solid Wainul: Enrl Tabies-

100 of these lovely tables go on sale today at this record

Save Big on Rugs l

Our Rug Department en- s

ters the picture in a big way for this February Sale ! Think o buying a 9 x 12 ft. Axminster Rug in gorgeous Oriental patterns and color schemes, at such a saving! Here's new beauty for your ﬂoors at low cost !

ibl , tions before the Rn l Commission zsénﬁliaulrfsttsa Jszﬁﬁtyflt on price spreads any; mass buyivg

sus PRElllER

Prhne mam use; ' Sﬂlhment On Labor legislation; - ~

(o. r. B! Gunman Special Wire]

0111M» no. o-rne ion mower to control how;

it?“ - ,IIIMQB.B. thalouss Bennmiou

the Dominion‘: powers under m;

em with lilo eight-hour do an 410m week. y d m’ Basis of the Prime Minister's srgument was that the Dominion had exclusive power to deal with obligations established by treaty s ratified Gneevs convention be part of the original Treaty o: v9». sallles and, therefore, its terms and obligations were Within m; | Wgpeiﬂwe 0f Parliament. on. Ernest In ointe, y m," Minister of Justice? dispute; m, Prime Minister's opinion, claiming - legislation over hours of labor rested With the pipvlncgy

' Civil Servants '21s]: Salary Of $100 Per Month‘

(or. n; Guardian's Special Wire)‘

CYITAWA, Feb. 3—Th0 Alllalgno mated civil servants of Cunzzdl m. day asked Finance Minister E. N. Rhodes that a minimum salary oi $100 a month be set for all full- tlmo government service positions held by men. re-eatabiishment of - the system of promotions and sal- ary increases and reform oi super- . unnuation regulations.

When the estimates were intro- duced into the House oi Commons by the Finance Minister some days ago Mr. Rhodes announced restor- ation o1’ ore-half ol the ten percent salary deduction. This would have effect from the end of the current fiscal year.

The delegates led. by Prcsirnt Harold Baker of Vancouver ..._. Secretary Fred Knowles of 0th _claimed 8.779 male servants u being paid less than $1,200 a _\J»li' ] in 1000 and that the number ind lbeen increased considerably sinus ; then by the general ten percent snl~ ary cut imposed as an econcmy measure.

i ‘They said that during the last

three more civil servants had con- I trlbuted through pay cuts n total of “ $23,400,000 to the national treasuiy and. pointed to increased govern- ment revenue as a reason ior rc- storing former salaries.

'I‘l‘ey asked full political rights for civil servants. including privil- 636i o! running for political oiflces.

The delegates declared revela-

hul shown "the condition or the bottom dog in Canada is deplor- able." They said “had the princi- ples embodied in the labor part of the Versailles peace treaties (which Canada. signed) been lived up to. there would be no necessity of price spreads committees or irilfﬂ‘ sentstlons on behalf cf a minimum wsgo principles 15 lT-‘Elts after the treaties were signed."

The delegation sought optional retirement on completion of 35 years’ service or at lhr: age of 60-

Bright Spots Of 77w _Week

(By ‘Has Canadian Press)

(By Gnardlanls Special Wire) VANCOUVER -- Western Brldﬂ company will start soon on cun- gteructlon of s. $350,000 steel plant: m.

PORT HOWE. Ont-A tack and Illll plI-nll will be established 1mm by Msnuel Oabrsl who has lowed put of scrim Machine Company? Dll-YW- a ‘

“gﬂhﬂlb, Onto-Options have been l

Sacrificing Every Bedroom ’ Quito-Regardless of Cont! l

You osn furnish your bedroom very economically during this great sale, a walnut ﬁnished suite comprising Dresser, Dressing Table and’ full-

l ed B d, speollliy priced tor Feb- iu-sry Basic. 8 pcs. . . . . . . . '

A choice oi two lovelykleslfns" in walnut suites. Distinctive Dresser, roomy Chiﬂonicr and double

_ Bed (vanity dresser to match $19.60), 8 pea. February Sale Price

This gin-nun includes i5 ot the season's most popu lsr desisns in walnut suites made to sell st mu

(Vanity Dresser to match 830.50)- 8 pcs, February Sale Price . . . . n

Here we oifer a group of Csnsdsls ﬁnest Bu! , _ room Suites in beautiful butt walnut, Sui ~ r '

worth $150.00 to $100.00 spools!!! iced m- th _; _. mum! to match $29.50) . l. .

s

Dresser, Chiifonlor and Bed.

(Vanity mosses