Tfe'centbcr
4,
1921.
r
Trite
Economy
is
not
so
much
-what
you
pay
for
tn
article
n
what
you
tfot
in
return.
i
t
I
Why
THE
PUnEWOOL
UNDERCLOTHING
THAT
WILL
NOT
SHRINK
it
is
different
ar1
Thii
ihttp
on
knitltJ
unitnlulhini
tUnifiti;
It
is
positively
guaranteed
NOT
TO
SHRINK
and
any
garment
that
does
will
be
replaced
free
of
charge-
it
retains
its
softness
and
shape
nomattcrhow
often
ita
washed.
For
COMFORT,
wear
CtT.rAd
'fc'nitfu)
FOR
UUMU
tWr
t
Ff.Tfl
M
in-
T-J-dTi
N.
4
mm
THE
PAPER
THT
''.fc-S
'"r"
H441
s
Incomparable
n
value.
Try
it
today.
unucmowtruj
a
truly
CciMdmi
prktrt
of
60
i-ari
trpuUlfen
snrf
t
qaaty.
tmuceLUd
by
the
beet
inporud.
A
Suggestion
J
;
mm
Mk.
I
P..
ffl
iynwV
?cSf
HvprHqp
in
The
Dailv
News
MOVING
GRAIN
TO
VANCOUVER
Total
of
1210
Cars
Have
Been
Delivered
at
Pacific
Oast
j
So
Far
INNIl'Kti.
Il.
c.
4..
total
of
I
'J
Id
cars
of
grain
have
been
illmrii
al
Vancouver
o
fan
liy
Urn
Canadian
National
Itailway
since
August
I.
j
Tolal
loading
of
grain
fur
all
point
on
Hit-
railway
since
Aur.
i
I,
amount
to
53.5KO
car
con-1
taining
7
l,&!i;f,iiOQ
bushel.
Forty-five
earn
were
unloaded
at
Vancouver
on
Monday.
By
Way
of
Lakes
llocord
loading
al
the
head
of
the
lakes
an-
now
being
mailc
in
an
effort
lo
move-a
i
much
as
Hisilile
from
the
elevator
before
Hie
close
of
navigation
Monday'
clearance
of
20
vcs-l
mI
with
a
total
load
or
1.1
15,-
000
bushel
rouli(
tiled
a
record
for
Ihe
present
grain
year,
and
ronllpued
heavy
loading
during,
1
he
next
few
days
may
be
expected
from
I
he
facl
thai
while
only
Iwo
vessel
are
loading
today.
18
arp
due
lo
arrive
and
seek
cargo.
The
movement
of
grain
into
'
the
lake
head
port
continues
1
over
Canadian
.National
linen
at
Hi
rale
of
nearly
1)00
cars
daily,
i
and
according
to
today'
report
rvr
4,000
cars
are
enroule
lo
fort
Arthur
and
Tort
William.
Storage
in
Hie
country
elevator
U
bei-ig
gradually
reduced
as
there
In-
-darken
in
a
of
deliveries
of
grain
by
the
farmer,
and
elevator
operator
are
loading
as
much
a
possible
of
the
stored
grain
in
order
to
get
into
flic
lake
before
naiga'ion
close.
FISHING
FLEET
OF
LUNENBURG
Value
of
Th's
Year's
Catch
was
Million
and
Hlf
Dollars
(lie
and
a
half-million
dollar
ha
been
o,id
into
l.trienliury
a
Ihe
eh
retnrn
for
tlii
yeH"'
alrh
of
Imtik
fi.l.
a
value
wiiirh
compare
wilh
the
peak
war
price,
but
which
(ifnmle
to
net
better
in
view
of
Ihe
lower
freight
and
inoiimuee
charge
ay
a
Hnl'fas
fteetal
correpindenee
of
Hie
Financial
prttt.
A
lame
proportion
of
Ihl
moiicv
ha
been
de'oiled
in
Hie
IocmI
li.mV'
inurh
of
it
ha
gone
for
'he
pnyment
of
overdue
ac
count,
and
another
-hare
for
WHiti'i'
unid",.
The
ucce
of
t
l-r
eninr
fiobtng.
and
ready
!ale
at
ne)i
ulilaiilial
toice
!ha
-Hinnlaleil
i'idutrial
artiv-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVR
Christmas
Temptation
MEN'S
SUITS
28
Men's
Suits.
Tliee
uit
are
well
tailored
in
Tweed,
Worsted,
and
Fox
Herges.
Size
ISII-id.
Hejt.
price
$27.().
Cuing
al
510.45
25
Men's
Suits.
Tweed
and
WoMed.
in
Young
Men's
Style..
Reg.
irice
:)r.00
U
$37.50.
Going
at
$16.95
15
Men's
Suits
in
lllne
anil
Crey
Serget.
Heg.
price
Jjflo.OO
In
$.',0.00.
Cuing
at
$24.95
Tliee
are
the
famous
Harrogate
Serges,
Hie
finest
Serge
made
and
Hie
"Acme"
Guarantee
stand
behind
every
suit.
OVERCOATS
All
our
sjiO.UO
anil
'i".0$
Overcoats,
lale.t
.Model,
:i-1'ieee
Hells,
Storm
Cellar.
All
wool,
in
lieaiililul
de-ign,
plaided
back.
Cuing
at
$28.95
All
our
450.00
and
?
53.00
Ovrcouls,
Polo
Hack,
beautifully
tailored.
The
best
that
iuoney
cun
buy,
nuil
seeing
is
believiug.
fioing
at
$33.45
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
SHIRTS
W
e
have
a
new
stock
jul
arrived
of
lovely
Heal
Silk
Dress
Sltirl
in
all
colors
and
styles,
including
the
fiimou
Prince
of
Wales'
Hlne.
These
shirts
make
a
Ifcunlifiil
Clirislma
(iill.
Heg.
?S.5u.
Coinz
ut
$5.65
Ilia
Control
Hoard
or
by
Ihe
Government
uf
IlritUh
Tin
...IverliMMiieut
is.
not
published
or
diplayod
by
l;i'i,r
Coliiiulna.
ic.liire
about
this
year's
i.sh
catch
was
the
much
smaller
number
of
vessels
oiieraling.
bul
Ihe
mock
larger
catch
than
in
:
In
previhus
years
when
Hie
.
eei
.was
-almost
double
4he
size.
:
':cr-
were
nil.v-two
vessels
in
ji
I:
is
year's
fleet,
with
an
average
,i
ulcli
oT
2.718
iiuinlal
lo,
a
ves-1
set.
In
14)06,
for
instance
Hon!
i
were
i:;'t
vessel,
wilh
an
average,
Icatch
of
only
91)3
quiiilnl.
The
j.ierage
amount
of
Ihe
relurn,!
jw!
irh
;
going
into
bank
dp-!
,
posiis,
i
about
one-ijuarter
of
iilie
whole,
or
approximately
hall!
a
million
dollars.
I
I
Co-opsratlve
System
I
Lunenburg
people
have
devel-J-
jied
I
be
co-oreralie
system
lo
I
v
i'ler
degree
Ibau
perhaps
else-j
.-.
here
in
Canada.
The
enlire
i:''il
i
operated
on
lhat
basis.
ii'd
many
of
Ihe
leuiliug
iiidu.s-
'IM-
.
f
the
town
have
their
em-,i'oee
as
stockholder,
wilh
the.
iMeuuenre
Iherjn
is
a
finer
hivalty
lo
(he
county
of
l.uneii-
,bnrg
and
its
indulrics
and
re-!
sources
than
in
any
other
county
Of
Noa
Sett!
in.
PERMANENT
PLAYSHEDS'
RECENTLY
PROPOSED
Chairman
of
School
Board
Mentioned
Matter
of
Athletic
Facilities
at
School
Board
Meeting
M
the
last
meeting
of
schotd
board
S.
K.
I'arkei
Ihe
said
Sale
OUR
PRICES
WILL
TEMPT
YOU
TO
BUY
j
OUn
$37,500
DRAMD
NEW
STOCK
OF
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
WEARING
APPAF1EL
GOES
ON
SALE
AT
SLAUGHTERED
PRICES
ON
FRIDAY
MORNING
AT
9
A.M.
STORE
WILL
BE
CLOSED
ALL
DAY
THURSDAY
TO
PERMIT
OF
US
MARKING
DOWN
THE
STOCK.
NO
GOODS
WILL
BE
TAKEN
FROM
THE
WINDOWS
UNTIL
OPENING
DAY
OF
SALE.
DRESS
SHIRTS,
TOOKE,
and
ARROW
SHIRTS
A
large
stock
ha
jut
arrived
for
Christmas
and
nre
splendidly
tailored
in
hard
wearing
and
dressy
ma-
'
terials
in
fast
colors.
Sizes:
J4J
-Uy
17
H.
No
greater
value
on
the
market
today.
Reg.
'up
to
$:t.50.
Going
at
..
$1.85
Strand
De
Luxe
Shirts
in
various
and
delightful
pat-lent
and
wilh
a
soft
collar.
Heg.
$2.75
and
$!J.00.
Going
al
$1.45.
Khaki
Blue,
Grey
and
Brown
All
Wool
Shirts,
an
ideal
shirt
for
working
or
hunting.
Sizes
14V4
lo
17.
Heg.
$2.50.
Going
al
$1.65
THE
CELEBRATED
STANFIELD'S
UNDERWEAR
lied
Label,
2-piece
and
Combination
slylcs,
Heg.
$5.00.
Going
al
per
suit
$3.95
FAMOUS
ST.
GEORGE,
100
WOOL
Kvery
garment
marked.
In
2-piece
suits
only.
Heg.
$i.50.
Going
at
per
suit
$2.85
A
SENSATIONAL
VALUE
IN
SOX
100
Dozen
Pur-
Wool
Knglisli
Heather
Sox
in
Lovat,
Grey
and
Hrowu.
"Woolsey"
make.
Heg.
value
8Tr.
Going
at
per
pair
55c
SOMETHING
NEW
THE
LUCKY
CHRISTMAS
GRAB
2C0
Grab
Boxes,
containing
mercbaudise
valued
from
$1.00
to
7.50
85c
a
grab
WATCH
FURTHER
ANNOUNCEMENTS
IN
THIS
PAPER
FOR
SENSATIONAL
BARGAINS
THIS
IS
A
STRICTLY
CASH
SALE
-NO
EXCHANGES
MAIL
ORDERS
PROMPTLY
ATTENDED
TO
mi
THIRD
AVENUE
porters
ilie.
and
there
t
yroinie
of
a
Ihe
souiloM'ii
countries.
dcclai'Ml'
!
wa
worth
considering
whether
very
substantial
increase
to
the.
thai
business
condition
were
'the
playshed
al
the
King
Kil-fishing
fleet
tin
winter
liy
Ihe
Iwtler
Ihan
he
had
found
(hem;
ward
ami
Horden
Slreel
schools
construction
of
twenty
more,
for
many
years.
might
nut
be
erected
with
funds
ehooners
iroidiug
work
in
rhe;
Three
Trips
raised
on
a
bylaw
and
lhat
they
majority
of
the
shuyHrd
of
Hie;
The
year
.
catch,
consisting
of
!
made
of
a
permanent
eharacl-
miuHi
shore,
ami
placing
a
half
million
dollar
in
circulation.
So
far
reacliins
ha
been
this
large
amount
of
money
'i
affecting
trade,
that
all
the
south
shore
of
Ihe
province
ha
felt
its
influence
ami
the
head
of
a
large
whole-
he
result
of
Ihree
trip,
a?gre-!er
suitable
for
Ihe
playing
of
vaied
170.
l?5
quintal.
The
athletics,
not
only
by
Hie
schools
verage
oriee
w
1).U3,
and
Hie
hut
by
the
members
of
Ihe
bas-tolal
value
vs
il,53U,000.
The
lethal)
leagues.
At
present
there
enlirw
catch
is
being
purchased
i
no
hall
suitable.
ii
Luneuhurg
town,
where
the
T.
Honlen
?treel
school
is!
whole
busmesB
has
this
year
particularly
ilestilule
or
nlay
been
concentrated,
instead
of
.,.,,.i
riv
iio
rnP
n...
i.ii.i
ale
house,
who
rerently
toured
.dividing
with
Halifax,
where,
in
m)i
'former
years,
much
of
Hie
catch
t
IouhcIgcI
-
since
1859
P'
ySkr"
f
on
consisfent
high
quality
S
k
of-
the
fleet
belonging
to
Die
of
Ihe
county
was
lioughl'
j-iir-
ctly
to
the
capital.
As
a
Vc-!!:
o:
ihi,
!lh
road,-
leading
lo
j
Lunenburg
have
been
the
scene)
iof
the
mos
remarkable
acitvily:!
every
day
long
earavaus
of
ov-teHins.
loaded
with
Ions
o'
dii'
d
!
fish
!ii
route
to
the
lJinenlnn
g
imar-ers
.
Another
reiityr).ai
FLANNEL
AND
HOUSE
DRESSES
FOR
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN
ON
SALE
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
My
YOU
Should
Purchase
a
Canadian
Government
Annuity
lcuse
In
old
g
it
will
free
you
from
the
dread
of
poverty
or
of
becoming
a
burden
upon
otiwris:
necnuse
tt
wilt
bring
you
comfort
und
Independence
In
your
later
yearn:
TKCAUSK
IT
WILL,
GIVE
YOC
A
LAKQEU
RETURN
FOR
THK
AMOUNT
INVESTED
THAN
ANt
OT1IKH
LIFE
INVESTMENT
OP
EQUAL,
8E-CUU1TY.
Kr
exsmple.
If
a
man
of
J9
will
jvay
to
the
Dominion
Government
the
sum
of
(&.31
a
month
until
he
(
SO,
the
Oovernment
will
agr
to
pay
to
him
from
6
as
loas
an
he
Uvea
lid
a
month
a
return
equal
to
over
13
H
on
the
total
amount
paid.
If
h1le
Wore
60.
vVry
dollar
that
he
patld
In,
with
4
f
coiiifound
Interest,
would
be
returnable
J
His
hsirt.
If
he
should
die
between
8J
and
the
amount
o
returnable
In
a
cash
sum
would
ba
JS.I50.00.
Such
an
Annuity
may
be
of
any
amount
from
SSO
to
Ji.nefi
a
year,
the
coat
being
relatively
the
same.
It
1$
nonforfeitable,
cennot
be
seized
fur
debt,
and
Is
free
from
Dominion
Income
Tax.
Kor
full
particulars
fill
out
this
Coupon
and
address
It
as
directed.
Mail
This
Coupon
No
Postage
Needed
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AddrMt
(Stale
wliellwr
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Mr.,
or
Mls)
snrm
Department
of
Labour,
Annuities
Branch.
Ottawa.
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eni
me
Oie
llndhMti
ef
tnfarmnUvn1
saj
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