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ANGELL DECLARES THAT THE DOMINION IS IM Seattle ‘renchy im
GERMANY BECAUSE ECONOMIC CENTRE
1S FAR INTO Veen,

  

N {Norman An- The Speaker contended that|been assured ;
’ cas “ssured a match with Joe! playe the grounds of the first |
‘ “The Great Mlu- {there 18 no nation in the world h FeGadi, Valec,’ #4 | Played on r « e fi
veloped another thesis |capable doing this, with the al tee Ise, Who is now in| mentioned clubs:
+ af the Liberal Colonial} possible exception of the United] 0) "'® said he had received First Division

the impregnability | States, ¢

ind it is precisely against

THE PARRY NEWS

FOOTBALL RESULTS

IN THE OLD COUNTRY <=

Results of the ‘Scheduted hime |
in ee

VAISE MATCHED AGAIN

|This Time Canadian Champion
Will Meet Azevedo.

Seattle, Nov." 1.—Word was re-

ceived in Seattle

from Frenehy

Vaise, the Renton boy, who is |

lightweight champic

London, Nov. i
mn of Canada, | are the results of today’s. sche-

stating that he had practically |duled football

Following

leagne games |

an offer from Matchmaker Rohan

eption that nofOf the Oakland Wheelmen cio
i

ys, based on thefthis possible ex: Bolton Wanderers 3, Sheffield
ep countries had no} military measures had been | for the itch, which he accepted. ee N “aatle I
economic centre, | taken it possib happened | Azevedo still to be heard from.| Burnley A, : eweas e nites 0,
vereof paralyzes ajthat Germany conqui i Ganada| The bout probably will be a ten | Chelsea 3, ereeborouge ye | mkpeeey
she would be unable to Gs rmanize| round affair, and will be sched- Everton 4, Bradfi oi . ty 1 7
Paris, he said,|/the country, just as } ind, be]|Uled for a date next month. | Manchester United 3, Liver. eucantaes
his terms, but the|]said, failed to transf Quebec, ; ‘ | Pool 0. ® asce
of Canada or Australiajand Germany would be so eXx- Cummings in Jail. i, Oldham Athletics 0; Aston Vit Sean
the occupation of the/hausted by the conquest that she ; a ey ton North End 1, Totten

before it could be

al ral impossibility. “The notion tha Germany ]8rand larceny in connection Wien Tay 9
) England three years|might conquer Canada in order|the Carnegie Trust Company aca 1 . 2 kl R
"If j CK ! " ‘ -
iy a00 men and £250,000,-|to feed herself is ridic lous. failure was recently upheld by| "re and «, a urn V
ep the Transvaal and |concluded Mr. Ange!}] Germany|the state court of appeals was | e's...
: ; Tas vie ion 0 an-
_ unable to manu-|buys Canadian corn now, and she]committed to the Tombs prison | Westbromwich Albion 0, Man

 

and ammunition,| would still have to by { Car today, and the execution of his}
would it take an invader|ada were conquered. sentence of four to eight years} Second Division
Canada with a popu-| “The of the conquest of|!n Sing Sing deferred for a week.| irpmingham 2, Lincoln Gity 0.
times larger and|the British dominions is dus »|/Since his original trial and con-! Bradford 3, Leicester Fosse 2.
inufacture arms and|the confusion regarding what the|Vietion Cummings had been at | Bristol City .1, Huddersfield

would fall an easy prey to the

This obviously was a|]Franco-Russian alliance:

j conqueror could or ce

New York, Oct. 30.

Cummings, whose ¢

William J.| 9
onviction for| 2am Hotspur 2.

Sheffield Wednesday Totten-

 

chester City 0,

vule do liberty under $60,000 bai! ae
uld not , all. Town 0. Looks like just a casual, unimportant bend

 

WEIRD EXAGGERATIONS ABOUT
VANCOUVER IN NEW ZEALAND

WRITER SAYS CITY 18 WORLD’S DUMPING GROUND, WITH
MORE JAPANESE THAN WHITE MEN IN THE

PROVINCE,

or, Oct, 27. Bamresy, jin this
der and are!/remarks
as being the order of} world’s

suicide

in statements of a
distinetly

western country, are the

dumping
I there are
libellous to|while men
which has generally|there are nearly

that Vangouver is th jand those who, like myself, have} Coventry City 2, West Ham Un-
ground; that) closely studied the social happen-| ited 4, ;
more Japanese than|ings here know that this is noth- Crysti al Palace 2, Plymouth
in the province; thatling, that the orchestra has not} Argyle 2.

| Clapton Orient 1, Barnsley 0.
Financial Panic Renewed. Hisese 2, Hull Gity 4.

seers ate | Grimbsy Town 2, Blackpool 0.
Caleutta, British India, Oct. 30 Leeds City 2, Bury 1
The financial panic in Western| : Fulham 0

Notts County 4,
India has been renewed. New| Stockport Wolver-

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Gillette Patents and the cause of the
wonderful adjustability which is an exclusive

nportant

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banks suffered severely. because : ’ Gripping the blade close to its shaving
. . | Forest 2. edges, the curved outer plate bends it down

money. Commercial crash has! Southern League close to the toothed guard, and holds it

succeeded financial panic,
lawyers have
wolves.

and the! Norwich City 1, Bristol Rov-
ravenousS/ers 4,

This is but the prelude,| Watford

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shave.

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Screw the outer plate up tight and it holds the
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the blade more and more “‘hold”, so that it
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can get an adjustment which exactly suits his
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The Curve that Makes
the Difference

cut unevenly, and is one of the chief reasons
the velvet smoothness of the Gillette

As you loosen it you give

Thus every man

Why not get an adjustable Gillette and say good-bye to your
shaving troubles? Your Hardware Dealer, Jeweler or Druggist
can show you an assortment— Standard Sets at $5.00—Pocket
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the New Zealand|and that at the present time ly i till ‘ : . in 3 s
a s still to come. Is it to be Gillingham 2, Swindon Town 3
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New Zealanders ere around us all the time. Rogue | where starvation, riot, or eon-| Portsmouth 1, Queen's Park acl a! A
nterested in Van- |theft, suicide and murder are the quest by Japanese will not per-| Rangers 1. — = = ===

| British Columbia
the strictures passed,

from some one who|the

tly failed to make vas dat here,

| the, order of the day,
| still to come.
meaning

and winter|/petually stare me in the face?” | 5 oe © gs
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in “The Daily News”

 

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Temporary Premises, Third Ave-
nue and Sixth Street, Next to the
Cc. P. R. Offices.

 

 

 

 

We have just opened up a large
shipment of Ladies’ and Chil-

Pa Doors Swing Open For Our

Great Opening Sale
Wednesday Morning, November 5

Flannelette in
27 inches

Stripe Shirting in dark and
light shades, strong and durable.

Dark heavy
stripes and checks,

Ladies’ plain all wool Cashmere
Hose, in all sizes; worth 40c, for

Ladies’ Velour Waists, in dark
shades and smart styles. Well

 

 

Come in and look through our
stock. Its completeness, newness,

and perfection will delight you

 

 

White Cotton, fine thread, with
superior finish, 34 inches wide.

 

 

dren's Coats ,about 300 in all, made. All sizes. wide, made of pure cotton.
with no two alike. These are the 1 00 25c 10 15c ] Oc
newest New York and Paris styles. \ e Cc
Ladies’ Combinations, all pure Aprons for ladies in heavy Satin Underskirts, with good Pillow Cases, made of heavy Pure linen Table Napkins, Irish Heavy Dress Tweed for ladies’
silk face, accordion pleated
wool, in very fine soft yarn, im- | stripe percale, well finished with | 68. colons cerise, scarlet, | cotton, large hem, 42 inches wide. | manufacture, size 22x22, per doz. skirts in fawn and green mix

Ported from Switzerland.

$2.75

 

large side pocket.

35c

Paddy green, royal blue.

$2.50 20c

$2.75

 

 

 

 

tures, per yd.

60c

 

INVITING GOODS AT INVITING PRICES!

How is it that we can sell so cheap?
and where to buy. We are under lig

 

We buy for et cash. We know how

t expense.

 

Men’s black Cashmere Hose,
English make, double heel and
toe, all sizes,

25c

       
  

      
    

Ladies’ Dongola Shoes, blucher
model. These are made for easy

wear. $3.50

Marathon all wool Sweaters for
men, made of best English yarn
in all leading colors.

$5.50

Heavy ribbed Underwear, guar-
anteed unshrinkable, made of
pure Nova Scotia wool; all sizes.

$1.00

buttons.

$5.00

Gunmetal Shoes for tadies, high
top with very fine finish; has 20

 

Girls’ Gunmetal Shoes, blucher
cut, strong and durable, all sizes.

$2.50

 

Boys’ heavy wool Sweaters, in

Combination and plain shades.

75c

   

Hundreds of our best bargains not advertised.

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Heavy Shirts for men, in black
stripe drill, very large and roomy.

WMen’s solid leather Shoes,
leather lined, box calf, blucher
cut, sizes 6 to 11,

$3.75

Men's Trousers, made of good
heavy tweed, all large and full

size. $2.75

cut, double sole, newest style.

$5.50

 

  

Men's Gunmetal Shoes, blucher

 

Boy’s solid leather Shoes,
double sole, blucher cut, sizes
1 to 5.

$2.45

 

It would take a whole paper to tell of all the wonderful Largains we have to offer

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