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t
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I
I.
ill'
I'll
Ml.
a
j
'.!,.
:
.!.
IMrothy
l'ntmor.
Willi-'1'
Ma'
MrI.aM.
Alrniil
mi
trial
.
r-riiri
I'rrry
!
;
.
"t
ri
,
llflpii
Sim
(on
trial
,
riiit
tin
trial
.
h'alh
Sul
Ii
-
m
trial
.
lionhoi
Yirrlrl.
:
arrior.
To
Qrade
Seven
Tt
iiil'roii.
IVHI
Hall,
i
iifiiO'ki.
I'aullnr
Jnhnoon,
t.nrvifli
Hronin
try
!.
lujfray
Uaarin.
In
nn.
IIbIjiIi
Jorcnaon.
iolinoii,
Tumir
Kalnv
Vi.(.n
Krilt-y-ky.
lHiKt
mI.I
r
rank
fitrrlmi.
Mi...ii
Krlr
lirrin.
'
ii
'ai
"
lnir
Palmori".
Hi
-
Oral
H".
':lwral
II,
I
i'a
St.
i'li.
lrir
Si.-rii,
.
i
Si;i!-rnai.t
un
trial
.
Sn
"i
l.inilar
Taylnr
To
Qrade
Four
lMiy
)lritfk.
Morris
O.ii.lnn.
I.inna
llHHm.
I.vlyn
l.arjif,
lMrrl
Ick.
IWrnri
(lrni
tinr.
lh
Slyl.
CWniir
Tilr.
Jark
AUltiif.
rem-
HotilliT
Jark
i
ltnani.
tiOniii.
umirK"'
iiiri"
"irn
irfirri".
,
Kilry
on
trial
.
Tliirin!,',,o,r'.
Hoy
Rtnnokl,
(Uirh-oii
trial
.
IkilriiiA
C,u?u!.
fJUhlMW
o
Irinl
.
John
Kriel-
.
1.....
vi..i
.f
i.a.
it.
.1..
lltllll.l""-
intrii,
miiiv
rvnnrv-
ky.
nil
l.t.ir,
Viulrt
Mr.
i.iiIiIm
on.
Kalhltwn
Mirrloi,
ITan-ir
Mi'ly.
Slanh-y
()1n,
Wra
I'arry,
Lillian
I'pyloit,
Vtm
Me
hi
trial
.
lHo
Sliiwli,
AllUir
l.lu
IVirh
I.li'Mvlla
Villr
Yaifr.
Lillian
Vtirli'-ru
llililili-li
-i
trial
.
To
Qrade
Three
iiku
y,
Ilonadl
Hm
liar
M.
-.'
Arlauil,
thfiaM
Aniey.
Ik-fiiioiHl
Ilra.lv.
Krii-
('.iriliiiii
mi
trial
.
Kal"
fjhi'ti-uki
mi
trial
.
Joi
Kiilicr.
Slikr
Uiirvirh,
(llaf
UaoMiii,
ilaxinn
iK-illiri.ninT.
HUan
llirano.
Sine
jlonjr.
Ma
lloriif,
Ucyrrly
Jark.
Salrmlii
Kanaya,
Toiim
.h'atmiy-nnra,
Jlarliara
c,
Manric
l.i-iulilun,
Thoinax
McMrpkin.
:har)i-.H
Mailed,
Hohhy
Muxloy.
(riilwn
MnrKan
'(on
Irial
.
K-.uti
.Naliaiiinlii,
llovrr
Ohala,
Thro.
ilnra
I'ixIiiIii,
Ituprrl
lln,
QaK
Smith.
Charlrt
Stuart.
Murray
Siithorlaml
'm
trial
,
C.lairo
W'il.
liams
MaliMa
Wirk
mi
trial
.
frit
Yoiiiignian.
Itena
S-lifrk,
John
(ie.Jiles
(on
rial
.
Arlluir
Skaltei
(on
trial
.
,
From
Seal
Cove
School
Marjorir
Itlance,
.a
HtHldie,
jKathleen
Duncan.
.Iiiliell
Soriano,
ijolin
Yienvk.
i
To
Qrade
Four
j
Muriel
Hoyle,
Harry
Itlake,
Jain;
Hecker,
Willie
Hagsliaw,
Doro
MontBOinefy,
I-'rne.!1
Ilatchforil.
Deri
Siiiilh,
William
llalstloii.
William
Hallinper,
Fjtrl
4ioi'.nn,
Viola
Joliixton,
.Nellie
Lawrence,
Jessie
Marl
in,
Marie
Mussaleui,
Kattiryn
McMillan,
F.lttnlielli
Nicholson,
Takayukl
Shfkalaul,
Hose
Wesch,
.lean
Wilson,
Yvonne
Terrieit
t'loiiolon
lolinslon,
llisliop
Thiir-Iter,
Joan
Arthur,
Joyce
Collison,
Winulfreil
llbyv
Margaret.
Jack-son,
enncth
l.ee,
Alice
Lmiph-
Itoroiijtli,
.Nora
lludilerhaui,
lloy
Thomns.
Atrhle
Thoiunson.
Ja
Yaleiitimv
Marian
Juinn,
Mrpnn
Mortis,
Mali
yre.
To
Grade
Four
Willie
llrruiner,
Jack
Cade,
IMilli
Jolinslon,
IMwin
Liudsrlh,
Hrucr
McLeoil,
Harry
llohh.
rhomns
Siiiilh,
Heflil
UiiRrr,
Oscar
Wlnsliam,
Kvelyn
While,
Frank
Jierry,
Americo
Doininalo,
Oline
Doirin.
Hetty
Kaslmnn,
I'liemy
Flnley,
Hoy
Franks,
Ai
der!
(fnwlliorn,
Oliva
Hicks,
l.aila
lacolisiMi.
I'rler
Krixtk,
John
Lonir,
Murno
Magnrson,
Knyd
Morris,
John
.Morrison,
C.arfiolii
.MPMnley,
Annio.Mri.oo.i,
Arllitir
Nelson,
Air).ii
l'illiny,
Irene
.sasrur,
Mwin
smiui,
Allan
it.
Vance,
Alex.
Wallers
lUilh
W'i-
klnson,
Cnlherjuo
Wrinll,
Won
Yam,
Antonio
CaMcroni.
Alary
I'elernnn
(on
Irial),
Aud
rey
Cook
ton
trial),
Cyril
Hourne
Uin
Irial),
Mary
Casey
(on
trial),
To
Grade
Three
Annie
AsJibridRe,
Funny
F.nier-
Ion,
Olive
Fo.,
F.lslo
Franks,
Kmuicl
Hudeina,
Idlilli
KerKiu.
Frank
J'ieicr.
Jame
Hilchie.
Mrs,
iUnk,
lurje
Walker,
Unf
it
ii!
Jlalcdoii.
I
.race
Hclor.
Mui
Karri
Heuinnonl,'
CMrge
Hlakc,
Hilda
llond,
W'izner
Hrynnt,
Win-n
if
red
Collison,
FJhrl
F.dr,
Kejnvood
Cret'ii,
Jamm
(lirer.
Frank
(Irlmwooil,
Arthur
Hicks,
Shinobu
llignshi,
llandi
Jacob-
On
the
l
L
JIJJ
1
L
I
f
jdJtXr
July".
1023.
tmi
nvi
0
Promotion
Lists
of
All
Pupils
in
Public
Schools
Placed
in
Grades
under
the
New
System
H.-K.nfllnr
Hi
oj;lenilM.r
nrxl
Die
Itcnarlmei.t
of
IMi.rnlioi.
ha.
.if.
ulcd
to
fl'lopi
the
right
grade
system
hi
the
pnl.lir
school
llf
lir
province.
The
reriiL
grailin
i
ha-ed
,
(In
.v,.j,
v,.,,r
,.-,MH
iy
rrnilrr.
in
fuluiT
ii
ihilfi
beginning
school
will
m-,rr
OrN'
Our
ami
nl
lh'
conclusion
f
thr
firs
l
year
,
,(.ion
v,l!
into
;ra.lr
Two,
etc.
The
rijclifli
yrar
in
-Ii.miI
r
etfWU
Kniur
wm
i
imiimiiiiy
or
rniiru
inr
riilrniire
yc.ir
ir
class
In
tin
eir'
KrmJing
llio
exln
class
ncrcssilnlril
,y
,e
change
from
'he
seven
year
system
loJhf
eight
yrnr
system,
wn
iilnrrn
.,.!-,
I'M'
present
fourth
reader
-
l
.
.
inmr
fifth.
That
U
to
say
I
nvl.1
Woxtnumy.
F.nj.l
William
,ia
Mm'
pupil
standing
hlghc-l
Jark
Wntlhall.
Mildred
l.in.Uay
flic
fourth
reader
were
pro.l
on
Irial
.
,
.i
i.ratle
n;
w,or
nni
To
Grade
Six
,,
,,,
higli
were!
.pUIr
x
i
Hnuller.
Hilly
Harnn.
Frr-d
,,l
iii
(.rade
ft;
thnv.
,..,,
,.,,
AN,IK
,,,
w.H-k
n.alUfiw'liiry.vn,f
l-Hyn
Anderson.
Ha..:
,e...irrd
to
rrprn.L
tirade
l..1ylM.
,
,,.,,,,
(:,iarf,H
'
-""V
n
V"r,n
,,r'Ml'
trial
the
li-t
of
,
n
,
pii.ll-
i
nouirur
wilnw
Hrorhii.
Palmy,
Cameron
a...
i
ii.
thf
ii
grade.
:
,8
yMmft
w,li-
Fi,rr.
J,.r.
-
J...
.,,
jlrH
Frrrjrhs
Jack
Hir.lrH.
r-
BORDEN
STREET
SCHOOL
"'
"A"
"'".
,
u.
jlliri.-y
IM-khirl
on
Irinl
.
ex.
To-Grad
ghl
..McDonald.
Je.i
MrD.,Ila,.
;nrnn.r
Idas
Weorio.
iin.
rw.i
i
Aip.ione
.
IMiy
Uney.
'..,
m.i.c.'
Lewi
..'J,,;;;'
a.dHayne
n
trial
.
Oeocjie
Jn(.k
VyH1
AUm.,u
,,,,,;,
h
.ililn
Hulger
io
trial
.H.r
sievm
,
,hnn
Vhcib
,i
l
.iH;;ron
o
Iripl
.
.M-
siuarl.
Wiimln
TM.
k.-r.
I'Aua
I
n.
,
PaMlf
Fot.
Illrhr.l
rox.
..,.r
A
l)rr).
vnllill
To
",,
Fl"
;
.
llary.y
jmi
trial
.
Xoo.j
.i
t..
u'i....u
inn
ir.i.
1
I-n
lUIL
Kui;fii
uIIid.
Julia
I
.
Airtia
rron.
Ilil.rt
Miniili
Fot.
iy
Mnrri-md
llnrol.l
Mrhoiinl.l.
KmllMnrar,
VVilU"Tft.
Allcil
ft
fjANADA
U
endeavor
IllR
IO
after-the-wa
itride
in
the
tnidit
of
many
difficulties,
debt.
deflation
and
drprcttion
being
some
of
them.
Quack
rcmediei
and
academic
theorlea
beet
her
path
or.
every
side.
Some
ui'gest
that
our
debt
worrlei
can
bet
be
cated
by
going
further
Into
debt.
Other
preach
blue
ruin,
decry
their
own
country
and
indulge
in
mi
chievoui
propaganda
generally,
while
still
other
look
ior
new
social
order
or
some
miraculous
sign
to
Indicate
a
better
coming
day
all
this
in
apparent
forget-fulucB
of
the
fact
that
just
as
there
was
no
royal
road
to
win
the
war,
there
is
now
no
royal
road
to
pay
for
it
or
regain
our
former
buoyancy,
vigor
and
confidence.
Some
are
leaving
Canada
hoping
to
escape
taxation,
only
to
find
there
is
no
escape
anywhere.
In
seeking
for
easy
remedies
too
many
of
us
overlook
the
fact
that
the
greatest
remedy
ii
honest,
hard
work
faithfully
and
intelligently
performed,
accompanied
by
old-fashioned
thrift.
It
takes
time,
it
takes
patience,
it
takes
grit.
Uut
every
Canadian
knows
in
his
heart
that
Canada
is
coming
through
all
right.
Our
KxpcrJcnce
Proves
It
Look
hack
over
h
Plh
Cnda
hat
trod,
The
I'rtncb
Colonim,
cut
To
Qrade
Two
(Srroiiil
Trim
VUtrt
Hroclui,
Orar
fiiulna.
Rllrrn
(in-rii.
Ann
KirkrixlalJ,
IKiria
Mi-Ktoy,
Myrtle
llocr.
To
Qrade
Two
Iw.nal.l
Alliolonr.
Jiilin
Itoalr.
Ootislr
C.liri.li-.n.
)..uxla
Can-jihm
frank
lrry,
Horolhy
Vrry.
VirJ
l.n-ki.ii.
Iiifn
Jjlpar.
Mar-
ttarrl
FriU.
Ihokla
I'trlton,
Tor
rrlrr
.Iark..n,
Marfanl
Jark-mhi.
Itillv
Kunka.
Kazne
Kanava.
Henry
Jr.
J'.a
Uirrl,
Clarki-Mie.
Alherl
Oliata,
Audrey
I'ar-
kin.
Dorfilliv
Kirliiiioinl,
IVanrrM
Itirhiiioml,
Ainlrry
Treiiiayne,
IVawre
Yaper.
To
Qrade
One
SernmJ
Term
Arthur
IlirljuuHKl.
John
lliule.
ItoMiy
Omie,
Mike
Miinin.lia,
I
sr.
lore
l.ltin.
Ilelrn
llainton.
Ilu-
ferl
Folic
.rnrjurie
Itayur.
I(
liarr
I
taiiK'l".
lhu:i:ia'i
II
hn.
H-..-.0-
Vin
Km
k-n.latf.
To
Orade
Oiu
Ku1
T'-i-.ii
im
i
t.ill
Canada
Confident
of
the
Future
off
from
civilization
by
000
miles
of
tea,
factd
a
continent
wilicr-ntu-
without
th
aid
of
even
a
biased
trail.
They
had
to
fht
eav-acti.
from,
acurvy,
lonelineii
and
tarvation.
The
United
Empire
Loyalists
subdued
ai
unbrolun
forest
In
one
imcr.tion,
growing
their
first
wheat
aratd
the
iturapa
and
snagi
of
the
new
'clearing.
The
Selkirk
settlers
came
to
Manitoba
when
the
prairie
wai
a
buffalo
pasture,
and
grew
wheat
where
none
had
grown
before
and
where
those
who
knnvr
the
country
best
at
that
time
fcaid
wheat
never
would
grow.
To-day
the
Canadian
prairies
grow
the
finekt
wheat
w,
the
world.
In
proportion
tc
population
Canada
stands
to-day
artonc
the
wealthiest
nation
in
the
world,
with
average
savings
on
deposit
per
family
of
$800.
Canada's
fertig.i
trade
P
htad
of
population
stands
amongst
the
high,
est
or
iht
commercial
natloni,
being
$192
.-it
carh
ia
W2-2i,
as
com-pared
$13$
in
1913-14,
the
"peak"
year
before
the
war.
-
Ncu'
Opportunities
for
Canada
In
Canada,
Although
prices
in
the
world
markets
fell
below
war
level,
our
farmers
reaped
last
autumn
the
largest
grain
ciop
in
Canadian
history,
and
Canada
became
the
world's
largest
exporter
of
wheat,
thus
in
large
measure
makini
up
for
lower
prices.
Last
year,
Great
Britain,
after
an
agitation
extending
over
thirty
years
removed
the
embargo
on
Canadian
cattle,
and
a
profitable
and
practically
unlimited
trade
is
opening
up
for
Canadian
atuckers
and
feeders.
"The
20th
Century
belongs
to
Canada"
if
Canadians
keep
faith.
The
next
article
will
suggest
practical
opportunities
for
proht
making
on
our
Canadian
farms.
Have
Faith
in
Canada
Allrlia
fr
puMitall
r
K
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture
W.K.MOTHICHWi;LUMInl.l.r,
Dr.
i.
II.
GWSDALfc
Dtpitlr
Mlol.Ur.
3
i
CM
s
41
BOOTH
MEMORIAL
SCHOOL
To
Grade
Eliht
f
Kn
I
ra
p.vni
a
I'erry
Hoint,
IK
lire
Hroclui,
'.Muriel
llreweron,
Ueorur
Hard.
Clarahel
Cook,
Adeline
Dnmonl,
Iteip
)rry(
Sidney
Klkirm,
Arrhlr
llfsllrom,
Martrit
Hall-heijr.
Okr
Jarkoon.
Mil.lreil
.Inhn-nloii.
Mary
I.imi?,
I.loy.l
Mallrlf.
Piexl
Molional.l,
Alellu
MrKinley,'
Jaroh
Muxalein,
llorntliy
Sirerl,'
.l.aurn
Sleenx,
DoijKlan
Slrwart,
.jnlln
Thomas
Winnie
Thnmp-f
in.
rlward
Yallern,
llnirr
WiJ.
.on
Lillian
oi'fold,
Harry
.Walker,
May
Marltn,
lioiixla
Shlkrr.
I'liilip
Hradletonr,
Mur
torn
Mihi-iije,
Winnie
While,
Laurence
Calii-k,
iunn,C.fu,
Annie
Wjilker,
Julia
Walter.
To
Qrade
Seven
liny
Meckel
(on
trial;,
Kranei
IlilU,
Iticlianl
liury,
;eorfe
tiey
on
trial;,
Alan
Criw,
Ane
Ivlgar,
Uu-iU
Frrj.'i,Hon
(on
trial),
FJoroiire
iawllnrii,
.Willi
Hill,
Dan
MrKenjV,
f"Jiri-.
tnia..
Mrl.eiHi,
Marjorie
Mue,
llulli
Scherk,
Joe
Seoll.
Alfred
Skalletml,
Martrarel
Smilli,
Jto-Iterl
Stalker.
Jarne
Slewarl.
William
While,
Marrii.t
VopeJ,
.Mike
lliolema,
Sea
Hnang.
To
Qrade
8een
Alton
Akerhrsr,
Harvey
Crate,
Waller
Hard,
Annie
Hodjje,
William
Hourne,
William
(ilii.n,
Krir
Oinuwali,
I
"re,
Din'w'ill,
Stanley
Dalhy,
Hilly
Klkinn.
Ale.
(Siiyaii.
Mar?arr
oiJcliri"!,
Myra:
KiiKlor.
Clara
Linl'iuil,
I.oui-e
l.itnl-Hh,
"Marsrarel
MrKay,
ileo.
MirLean,
I'erry
MelnUxh,
Simon'
Murray,
Daniel
Morrison,
Willie
MiHirliiui-e
(on
trial.,
Florenre;
Montjroniery.
John
Xelon,
Ame.
lia
I'ilNlmry.
Iioriw
Itohinxon,
Kvelyn
lliell,
I'ranris
Tremayne,
Virlor
Thoma,
Joan
We.t.
To
Qrade
Six
Kclyn
J'ierrr,
Mary
JliHlenra,
Jark
liawllinrn,
Willie
lljrhard,
John
Louahhoroush.
Tail
flal-
Iniol,
A?nr
liuyau,
llaljih
Jnlui-lon.
Waller
Joliiolon,
Thomas
KeUey,
Mary
Lawreore,
linrolliy
I
.oiu',
Irene
Milrliel),
Hom-
Montiromery,
Willie
Hank.
Muriel
Vunre,
Helen.
Walker,
Charlie
WriKhl.
JUcie
Kin.ley,
Ann
Oil-rhri'l.
ei
MeLean.
From
Seal
41or
ScIkwiI
Mitda
Miller.
I.elie
Munhvii,
Margaret
Sieyert,
.
To
Qrade
Five
.
j
Sleuarl
ilouilay,
llibla
Murray,
Laurence
I'ierre,
llorolhy
Hal-Inijirr.
Mattel
lvaron,
Callierine
jMiialenj,
Dlnr
Monro,
Heiilah
li'Kiiiey.
Itoiixla-t
McLeod,
Helen'
Mcl.eo,!,
Arwiu
I'clfron,
Douglas
Scoll.
Annie
Smith,
Sidney
Wliile.
Mountain
Top
SetSuko
Otla,
Florence
Peter
son,
Jean
Hilchie,
Mary
Sifuuund,
Clara
Slepavifr,
Hely
Sulliiro,
F.rina
Thorne.-Hilly
Tnhey,
Onr-
don
Williscroft,
KHzaheth
Wil
son,
Willie
McLean,
Kvelyn
Phillip,
Oscar
Fulton,
Charlie
J.nnir,
Caroline
Smith,
Wall
Wonjr,
John
.Murray,
Hudoknh
Pirillo,
Waller
Cross.
To
Grade
Two
(2nd
term)
Lola
liaiiry,
Annie
Halaska,
Richard
Sl
raclian,
Alice
SI
radian,
Freddie
Calderoui,
Donald
Collison
(on
trial1,
Cathie
Kastmau,
Ceo,
Dihli.Karl
IJty,
Myrna
Filler,
Huddy
ttreen
(on
Irial
i,
Martin
Hanson,
Allan
Hale,,
Aubrey
lynr-sou,
Jennie
Johnson,
Mnrparet
I.onp,
Killuirn
Lnuih,
Mary
Mc
Donad
foil
Irial),
Ned
Mrl.eod,
Nina
Martin,
Joe
Muse,
Hobby
Parker,
IlicJiard
Pirillo,
Paul
Slepavip,
Iticlianl
Sigmunil,
Klla
Sigmund,
Hillia
Smith,
ljlilh
Wilkinson,
Freddie
Wesch,
Calherine
Walsou,
Charles
l.ells,
Lucille
llrooksbank,
To
Qrade
Two
(2nd
term)
Vera
Hourne,
.Nancy
Hrown
(on
Irial),
Kilrrn
Hury,
Juck
Cherry,
Helen
CU"k,
Pe.U-.
Collier,
I
i.,s
Cituup,
Lillian
Davis
Kvrlyn
Duluarno,
Cirri
io
Fenninjts
Frank
ftoiucz.
(on
trial),
Darnnv
Cio-inez,
Prler
Ouyan,
Intrrid
Hall-hrrir,
Trevor.
Hill,
Ilohert
Linncll,
Mary
Marl
in,
Margaret
Mussal-
lem,
Tsunrji
Najramoto,
Paul
Anderson,
May
Fajtar,
Adrlia
Thur-
her,
Hubert
Tohey,
Jack
W
addell,
Velina
Wallers,
To
Qrade
On
(end
Term)
Ivy
Hngshaw,
Mary
Hremner,
Mickey
Cay,
Jeie
Cherry,
IkM-othy
Grimblr,
Hilda
Hanson,
Krjo
Jiickson,
Wesley
I.ee.-Orace
Howe.
Mary
Syrnyk.'
SEAL
COVE
SCHOOL
To
Receiving
Clase
(
I
si
Term
To
Qrade
Four
Margaret
Clapperlon,
peler
Ferirusnn.
Nick
Kronk-
v
In.
dcr-on,
Hetty
Cai.
stick.
C.oolon1
Clark,
Alhrrt
DahrH,
Frl'd
skin-j
uer.
Henry
Wor.sfnld.
i
To
Qrade
Three
(Siul
Term)
Thelma
Skinner
Alelhial
Peachey,
Doris
Dinjrwell,
Max
Sieverl,
noherl
Ho4ie
Vincejil;
lnH,
Amipo
Soriano,
Margaret
Frrmison,
Lillian
vaacher.
To
Grade
Three
(I
si
term
Charles
Anderson,
Kdilh
Hrewcrlon,
.Maro
Cavenaile,
llcnie
Cavenaile;
Aleza
Dodd,
Ho.
hert
MaiwrJI,
Iiu?ahi
Maiwell,
Frederick
Peachey,
Oliver
Sa-
perhammer,
Henry
Skinner,
Prjiiio
Vaarher
inn
trial;.
To
Grade
Two
J
si
Term)
Dot
lie
Moon,
,1'jnmie
Ari'Jier,
Jack
Clapperlon,
Muriel
Coomhs,
Cieorge
Ferguson,
Willie
Mur-d.xdi,
Hohert
J'rachey,
Hrian
Parsons,
Marlon
Hyan,
Charlotlr
Soriano.
To
Orade
On
(Cnd
Term)
Hughie
Hadfiel.t.
TIMBER
SALE
X
S294.
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Trm1rrr
villi
tw
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by
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MlMl!lrr
of
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al
Vlriiuia.
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latrr
iltan
nwn
mi
the
)tli
day
uf
July,
13,
rr
thi
piurri.at
ot
l.irviw
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to
nit
siui.vuu
fret
r
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toi
au
tut-iiautfd
a
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krru
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ibams
noribmeti
or
kitr
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i,
Two
()
yrara
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allowed
for
r
tuntal
of
tlintiir.
ruriuirr
(MtrUruUrt
nl
taw
citUt
four.
It,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
DUtrlcl
roreiter,
rrinc
Huptri.
B.C.
:
f
CLIMB
the
mountain
Und
on
the
peak
and
before
you
there
unfolds
a
panorama
extending
as
far
as
your
eye
can
reach.
Stay
in
the
valley,
and
your
view
is
restricted
by
the
surrounding
hills.
This
newspaper,
properly
used,
will
guide
you
to
the
mountain
top.
Read
it
and
your
vision
is
enlarged.
You
get
a
bird's-eye
view
of
world
events.
You
glimpse
the
doings
of
the
day.
4.
Fail
to
use
it,
and
your
view
is
limited
you
remain
in
ignorance
not
only
of
events
at
home
and
abroad,
but
of
much
that
concerns
you
even
more
vitally
news
of
the
very
things,
that
have
to
do
with
your
personal,
everyday
life.
Some
one
might
be
selling
a
new,
better
and
more
economical
food;
or
a
utensil
that
would
add
immeasurably
to
your
comfort
and
well-being:
or
some
better
material
for
shoes
or
clothing
but
you
would
never
know,
because
of
your
restricted
view.
You
may
read
every
line
of
the
news
columns,
but
if
you
overlooks
the
advertising,
you
are
still
living
.
in
the
valley.
You
remain1
uninformed
about
many
things
you
ought
to
know
in
order
to
live
a
happy,
use
ful,
profitable
life
in
this
age
of
progress.
-
Climb
out
of
the
valley
to
the
mountain
top.
Read
the
Advertisements.
sen,
F.dwin
Johnson,
Tom
John
son,
Christina
Mel.eo.1,
Jack
Mc
Ilae,
Margaret
Melliar,
Ian
Mur
ray,
Yerner
.Nelson,
First
Term
-
1
M.T.LEE
The
Ladies'
and
Gentlemen's
Tailor
We
have
just
enlarged
our
store,
to
make
room
for
our
New
Spring
and
Bummer
PtocK.
Prices
are
model
ate.
Cleaning,
Pralng,
Repairing.
Phone
Red
136.
Next
to
Kmpire
Office
KING
(ME
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
SUEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Room
to
Rent.
Prices
Reasonable
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ave.
HOTE
HUDSON:
773
Srmxur
Si.
(Near
Hudson
Bay
Stores),
VANOOUVER,
B.O.
C.
Westergard,
Manager.
Late
of
Winnipeg,
Brandon
and
Moose
Jaw.
Modrn-Flrproof-CntraJ
We
Appreciate
Your
liuslness.
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