,IUUI
13,
102ft.
il1"
7n2
DAILY
ITHW3
PAOH
FTVB
OLID
18K
OLD
...
1
.
some
weililing
rings
a
r
it.jiK
iiv
melting
the
irnM
,,(
a
mould.
These
arl
npt
Id
hnvp
bubbles
and
be
omewiiat
soft.
Ui
lict
are
made
1
y
(tending'
a
-'
1
1
1
nf
gold
and
Joining
hi'
IMIil.
,
V
t
xi-ll
tin'
seamless,
kind,-ti
,iiiinchil
from
one
solid
piec
of
ohl.
These,
.are
i
nil
nail
Juinl
ninl
will
wear
tniirti
longer.
,
p.
ices
from
aa.30
to
M5.ort.
9
A
Jewellers
iLmi
STOKE
WITH
THE
CLOCIS
N
cw
Felt
Hats
and
Dresses
Full
Line
Thread
SILK
HOSIERY
$1.50
"Demers"
Wo
aim
to
ptcate
Phone
27.
P.O.
Boi
327
Market
311
Third
lnnut.
lai
b;en
taken
over
from
Oeorge
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
a
with
Sealy
and
ItooJton
Fresh
Meats
arriving
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkier
Valley
Phone
178
I
Lead
Others
Follow
Trie
Homo
of
Trunks
and
sii(enoi.
I'
et
Friend
Hudson's
IUy
lllankels.
,li-i
pari
Loggers'
Hoots.
H
k
Horn
Mi
nn.
I
Clothing,
'lamnl
Diamond
Sweater.
'
nine
Pur
Peal
Coat,
Kuarantccd.
Hi"
lives,
'I'1"
Hlankets,
Hags.
Pat
Phtltipson
Second
Avenue
'"mime
.Indian
Mado
Curios
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
578
DENTIST
MATRICULATION
CLASS
IS
OFF
School
Board:
Decides
to
Abandon
Senior
Gride
Owing
to
Lack
of
Pupils.
At
tin1
meeting
of
the
sohonf
board
last
night,
it
-was
decided
that
the
senior
matriculation
class,
for
this
year
would
be
abolished
a
only
cum
pupil
for
Mire
would
attend
while
h
second
may
iuilily
be
available.
Anapidi-1
cation
bail
been
received
for
the
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
po.itlotl
of
teacher
and
one
cho-1
.
.
.
en
tentatively,
hut
the
appoint-
ma,r
?ulaMon
men!
wiiH
cam-elld
and
(lie
cla
will
not
be
carried
on
during
the
nming
year.
Die
ipietion
of
some
of
the
pupil
in
the
senior
matriculation
rliu
last
year
nut
having
yet
taken
their
iippleiiwnals
for
the
fjnst
year,
was
discussed
,at
the
meeting
nod
a
letter
from
the
suM'riiile.iueul
of
education
In
irard
to
the
matter
was
read.
It
seems
that
local
students'
failed
in
their
MUirplemenUilH
n,in
there
fore
could
not
be
uiven
their
senior
standing
until
these
had
been
made
up.
."Some
of
them.
frustce
Johnstone
said,
were
go-
iiik
to
take
both
senior
and
junior
supplemental
thi
fall.
The
letter
from
Mr.
Willi
follow:
II.
It.
Hochester,
:ii.iiniLin.
School
Hoard.
I
beg
to
acknowlcdce,
receipt
of
your
tetter
of
the
.11x1
ultiimo.
IT
yiip
will
kindly
refer
to
the
program
of
studies
for
bleb
schools
you
will
find
that
to
obtain
full
senior
matriculation
landing
a
candidate
nnmt
have
1'ninpleteii
both
the
junior
and
se
nior
matriculation
cxaiiainafinus.
Some
of
Hie
prince
Hnperl
eandl-
iLite
who
at
for
the
examination
in
June
passed
in
all
the
senior
matriculation
paper
Init
had
not
completed
all
Hie
junior
WATCH
NOTICE
Olt.rtt
tfi
U
TAkK
MOTI:t
llwl
iiuiunllle
Cinnnr
t
'fi'loiix
Uiiiiln.
bM
xklre
l
Uorc
Atriine
Vbrr.
Vaiirtiur.
U.
.
.
lll
MII
tor
1
lirmM
In
l.kr
anil
mm
Su
lallon.
tirr
luloulf
!(
tirr
iMJl'i.f
un-iuiuml
tirriiu,
ihki
u..wl
IBlrl.
Uit
111
ftiln
fru
X.
t;.
nitiKT
U.t
1111.
).
C.
I'l.lrlrl
TIm
ifrr
will
Ur
ditrrtrd
friai
iIm
imm
tl
tHnl
liul.
luin
tfn
IimhiIIi
i,f
.urarn
ixl
lll
tip
H
f'.r
Itulinlnal
ami
lurUr
ptirpu
ti
Ihr
Und
dv'nbrd
Ukk
.
M
Ull,
KUtrra
dark.
il
tiiriri
i.,
n-.llr
a
.I
a
Ihr
ruund
m
Ihr
into
ilar
lulf
it.
A
r
thi
nuiirr
tad
aa
ttli
thin
p'irnam
Ihrrrlo
an,)
lit
ih
-VVai-r
Art
lll
bv
fllcl
In
Uir
tliu
01
lh
WtXrr
Hrriirdor
at
I'rlorai
Mnrwrl.
h.
C,
ot)xii4
to
ttte
iM'liratWu
iiiair
hm
fli
wnn
iti.
Mid
Wai'r
liminlrr
or
with
I
lie
i
.nipln,iwr
r.r
wairr
Hihi.
Pkrlta
lwl
kuihliata.
Vlrturia.
B.
C.
mllhld
lliirlx
da)
a(tT
Ihr
flr.l
aroarkikfi
of
IMa
nilfr
la
ral
n.pawr.
lb
1l
r
Uw
(ir-t
puLli'-allctn
01
IBM
iwitlr
II
Jill)
to.
!
SOMrHVILIIf
CAXXUxT
HIMI'AXT.
I.TU..
Appiirani,
OOV
CRM
MINT
IIQUOK
ACT
B.tlt
AfolltalbMi
lor
Conaaal
la
Tranafr
Baar
Lkanaa.
MOTIit.
I
III
Hint
iSIVK.t
itoat
no
ih
talk
ta
of
AuruM
nrtl
llw
undrrMaiM-d
inlrnil
1)
a'l
to
Ihr
Liquor
Cjanlrt'l
n4id
tat
i-ivni
lo
tian.rrr
or
nrrr
u-
.rue.
nuuibrrrd
T0
and
UaurtI
la
rriprrl
if
nrruil.
brlnt
part
ur
butkJmt
kii.iku
aa
IMM
:iriuriit
llftlrl.
IS4t
Clr
birnla.
H.
.
UM4i
Ibr
land
drwrtbrd
a
lot
T.
Hlo'k
IT.
In
Milxtitl.K.n
t
Ll
lb,
Ou.Th
hatlollr
lland.
I'rlnrr
lltiprrt
Und
HraiMrr
IHalrlrl,
in
llw
l'rlnr
or
Unilth
i
ulniiibla,
from
frank
lllrk"
to
ll.iirf-rt
llaiirtliii.
Tlrl.rr
Murnl
atvl
J,
i
iriiinr
n
llir
T-mn
of
I'oM
riniirnta.
In
IIm
'Hiniv
nt
frinrr
Ituprrl.
In
Inr
Proir-Inrr
of
nrlll.li
r.itlniiilila.
lb
tran.frrwa
tiATlP
at
I'rlnrr
nuirrt.
D.
c.
ui
ili
day
'if
Jul
l.
iirnnr.ui
imri'ii,
TlllonollK.
MI
SCOl,
j,
ciccor,
Apr-Urania
and
TraniftMni
MILK
From
Bulktey
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AMD
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15o
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Special
loe
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
M.
(Jtrtei.
Warehousing,
to4
Dlstributlnv.
Teauier
.Motor
Service,
noal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Seeolallie
In
f
liee-iet
Funlture
vln.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxqulslle
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
a
B.
C.
'FUR
Co.
.
Nei(
O.W.V.A.
Third
Avf
'
t
SEE
YOUR
NAME
IS
r
ON
VOTERS'
LIST
OR
YOU
MAY
.LOSE
VOTE
Every
person
who
thinks
himself
entitled
la
volo
should
see
that
bin
name
is
on
the
list
and
should
do
it
at
nnee.
If
in
doubt
call
at
Hie
office
of
one
of
the
poll-
"tical
parties
or
at
Uic
reg-
istrar'n
office
in
the
Wes-
tenliavrr
liuilding.
Action
must
be
takfln
this
week
or
it
wfll
bo
too
late.
pajtern
and,
ronse-
quenlly,
cannot
be
given
full
Mtnnding.
In
the
June
examiuatiiuw
one
I'rince
II
u
pert
candidate
gained
full
senior
matriculation
uland-ina.
Jwo
paef
in
all
xiibjwl
of
senior
inalricjilaliiiii
birt
Jiave
n
uppl',nental.of
junior
malriciita-tion
lill
niftan.liiw.
a
fourtti
candidate
naed
nil
Jut
one
pa
per
of
enior
matrk-blalion
Jidi
will
be
crititlel
to
full
standing
when
he
reutovex
AuppIementaU
in
both
Junior
and
senior
matric-
illation,
a
fifth
obtained
senior
matriculation
xtanjling
with,
rtne
supplemental,
a
aixlh
obtained;
tanding
in
four
uhject
only,
a'
eventi
in'
three
subject
only.
an
Hphlh
ba
-till
outlandirig
two
upplcmentaU
of
junior
ma-;
Iriculalion
and
pae
in
June
in
three
paper
of
senior
matriculation.
S.
J.
WJLI.IS,
iild.
rrf
Kducatinn.
THE
MAN
JN
THE
MOON
aayti
What
I
am
wondering
h
how
the
rfople
on
the
street
and
i!i
shop
ibxirway
all
day
earn
a
living.
The
best
exercise
one
get
on
camping
trip
t,
cratrliing.
A
large
carp
recently
drugged
a
man
into
ihe
sireicm.
.ow
watch
the
local
angler
agitating
for
tlie
government
lo
plac-
carp
ig
In
the
surrounding
fishing
waters.
You
can
usually
tell
a
ervnlive
by
the
way
nis
hung.
00!I-
A
wife
won1!
talk
in
her
sleep
jraI'""-
if
her
husband,
gets
started
first.
It's
a
game
of
skittle
lhe-
days.
The
aiitos
knock
down
Ihe
pedestrian
and
the
train
knock
down.
the
motorists.
I
read
that
Capetown
is
ex
cited
over
a
flag
design.
It
never
lid
lake
much
lo
excite
Cape.
town,
anyway.
Today's
hnrocop
A
day
of
sunshine
which
causes
thirst
is
presnaced
from
the
dominant
CANCCLLATION
09
nctinvc
.NOTICE
U
IIMltHY
ClVtn
that
the
r-r
aUMloi
nvr
IjuI
4iu7,
Caaalar
lua-irirt,
la
raurrllrd.
Iwput;
MinlMrr-oT
Landi.
U.
It.
.NADK.t,
Ijind
lirpartnirnt,
Virlina,
U.
C.
vtb
Junr.
Itilt.
LAND
ACT.
NoiHo
of
IntMOeo
ta
Aply
lo
Laaa
Land
In
Land
llrrordinir
ilrlrt
nt
rrlnf
lluiwrt.
and
aliualo
on
iiuith
Mmrr
or
an
I'muHiMMi
liar
mi
soiitli-VVrnt
Coail
of
I'llt
l.land,
aUiut
one
mik
rat
from
Hluff
.
TAKE
MITICE
lhal
K.
Rouimuii,
or
L
lalrt,
ITtiYlnrfl
or
lirilmh
CnluintiH.
orrti-
lIKi.
Camu-rv
Maiuarr.
IntrmH
lo
apply
lur
a
lra.
or
Ik
rolluulnir
drsrrlbrd
laiuH:
CjiinUH'iH'Uit
at
a
rwt
lOantrd
im
thr
.Imrr
if
an
unnamrd
bay
on
lite
smith-rl
.rM.t
nr
I'llt
Kland.
alHMii
onr
mile
mi
or
Ulufr
poinl;
ihrm-r
nurth
iwrniy
rhalnsi
Ibriirr
l
Innity
rhnlns;
ItH-nrr
Miiiih
lurnty
rhalns.
iitoro
or
lr...
lo
llkarh
iWikr
Mark:
tlimrr
folkiwina-
hith
water
linark
wr.trrly
to
point
or
nminiriirrinrnl.
and
niniainink
rlrbty
arrrs,
lmrc
or
lra.
patko
July
sum,
tatA.
Appllrant,
LAND
ACT.
Calar
find
MMrlrt.
Land
nrrordlnr
PlttrKl
of
rrlnr
liupcru
and
sliuata
on
Allln
l.akr
alHHit
34
mllrs
aonthnrnt
or
AUIn
Tnnllr.
TAKE
.NOTICE
lhal
Edwin
Jutos
EKrt,
nr
Allnu
In
Ihr
provlnro
ot
OrllUlt
Columbia,
urcupatuxi
oprratlna;
lourUl
launch,
Hiirnd
to
apply
for
prrmlMUm
in
pur-rhar-
thr'
rnitowlnr
rtrirrlbrd
lnU:
Cnmrnrnrlnf
al
a
pout
plantrd
at
lh-iMithral
rornrr
or
Olarlrr
Hay,
In
AUIn
l.akr,
aliuatrd
a
abova;
tbnr
tnilowtnir
Ihr
ahnre
line
writ
JO
rhlnj
thrnre
tuMh
to
rhmitai
ihrnrr
tat
to
rhaln:
thrnc
norlh
10
rhalna,
lo
point
or
ronmirnrrnirnt.
EDVI?I
JULES
EOOEtVT,
Apnliranl.
naltxt
MaT
in
19
'
LAND
ACT.
Italic
of
lattntlon
lo
Akklf
to
Laaia
Land
In
Stlklitr
Division.
Caxlar,
Ijind
Kn-rurtllna-
OKirlrl
ur
Caviar,
and
allnat
at
Oraid
Haplds.
on
Ihr
Sllklnr
nivreoand
to
IIh
or
Survrvrd
l
ot
No.
170.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Wallrr
Srotl
Simp-in.
or
Trlrtraiih
Crrrk,
It.
C.
nrriipntlnn.
Ranrhrr,
inirnd.
to
aptilv
lor
a
ba
or
thr
rullowint
drvrtbrd
tamtv
Contmrnrtnir
al
a
po.t
plantrd
on
thr
Nnrthwnrt
rornrr
or
Ltd
HO,
thrnr
South
40
rhi!nj
thonrr
vrl
III
rhalnsi
thrni'r
North
4ti
rhaini
thrnrr
Eal
10
rhalns,
and
contalninai
Pnrtv
arrrv
morr
or
la.
WALTER
SCOTT
SIMPSON.
Apaticaat.
BOYS'
SCHOOL
BOOTS
I
to
r.tt.
Hale
Price
$3.45
Third
Avenue
i
lunar
and
tuBtual
JLonfiguralions
In
filler
words,
mutt
:
a
s
roi
j
.laji.n
ff.f
ti.li.i.l
i.li.ntf
a
WW
III!
rt
-
jcit
to
lite
nwirest
l?per
parlor
ai.
'
ihe
"perspiring
brow
is
moppi'ii
There's
a
chance
for
the
I
toy'
Itand
lo
shine
when
Premier
Meighen
arrive
on
Saturday.
Music
hath
charms.
We
hear
about
I'remiei
Meighen
selling
the
ship
of
stale.
Wonder
if
he'll
wexar
a
sailor's
hat
upon
arrival
here.
.
k
Why,
doesn't
the
-Stales
se:i-Ifitcc
some
of
these
rum-runners
to
be
interned
in
a
dry
dock?
A
news
item
says
that
an
es
caping
prisoner
was
recently
but
in
the
rear
of
his
jail.
.o
that
win
mean.
-
'
A
man
who
public
hire
to
kept
goats
the
kiddies
fo
wa
i-ecently
Mi
a
forluneof
2)0,-(100.
.llttwevcv.
be
sysliii-!!
sti!
hlv
hrsrirade.
Ire
olbr"vv7ird
b
dldn'L
let
the
fortune
pet
hi
1
goats.'
'
num
ANn
nANfW
AT
CATHOLIC
hlL
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
at
Event
Arranged
by
Ladles
A
successful
whist,
bridge
and
dance
was
held
by
Ihe
Catlioli,
ladies
last
night
in
Catholic
llali
1
lie
winners
ai
wnisi
were
as
follows:
Ladies
Mrs.
Jack
Halcbfurd
and
Mrs.
CoinadinoV
Men
Mr.
Swanson
and
Mr
Fortune.
The
winners
at
bridge
were
t.ndies
Mrs.
S.
.1.
Kvans
and
Mrs.
It.
F.
Self.
Men
Olei,
(iulick
and
Dr.
S
.1.
Kvans.
Katlier-
iioirrey
won
a
sei
o
lowels
iii
the
raffle
with
ticket
Xo.
89
.
At
the
conclusion
of
enrd
play
ing
dancing
was
enjoyed
to
nntst
fvirnlsheil
by
tho
Wes
holme
orchestra.
..I.
C.
ftavlgnn
acled
as
masle
of
ceremonis
and
Mr.
Hurst
was
on
the
door.
The
committee
responsible
fo;'
(he
success
of
the
evening
com
prised
Mrs.
I'eler
llyrne
(enn-veneri
assisted
by
Mrs.
Corrall,
Mrs.
Honiinico,
Mrs.
Comadlno,
Miss
Comadino
and
Mrs,
f.urtin,
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
ARTHUR
Third
Avenue
Creditors'
COMPULSION
MEN'8
SHOES
THE
SALE
OF
ALL
TIME
IS
RIGHT
HERE
NOW!
LADIE8'
SHOES
BOYS'
SHOES
CIRLS'
SHOES
at
prices
that
beggar
description
and
stagger
belief.
BUY
SHOES!
BUY
SHOES
NOW
AND
SAVE!
SATURDAYS
SELLING
'
MEN'S
ASTORIA
SHOES
SNAP!
SNAP!
CANVAS
SHOES
Itlack
or
brown
calf
leather.
Difeontiniietl
lines,
as-
Hubber
soles,
for
men
and
boys.
Assorted
sizes.
Snap
sorted
sizes.
Sale
Price
$7.45
Sale
Price,
per
pair
05c
LADIES'
STRAP
SHOES
AND
OXFORDS
MEN'S
WORK
BOOTS
Assorted
leathers.
Values
to
0
and
$7.
Sale
.
.
$3.95
Hotb
Mack
and
brown.
All
size.
Sale
Price
.
.
.
$1.45
MEN'S
BLACK
CALF
OXFORDS
-
1,000
PAIRS
CHILDREN'S
SLIPPERS
AND
SHOES
Ooodyear
welled
soles.
Assorted
sizes.
Sale
Price
$3.95
At
prices
that
will
make
you
buy.
.
.
MEN'S
LECKIE
SHOES
.
.
,
,
...
.-
...
Now
in
the
Hands
of
the
0i,
,
,
The
famolls
,!iuer
a,t.
A
sizes
Now
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Man
.
th
Merchants'
Sales
System.
SaIe
j,rjc,
$7.45
Merchants'
Sales
System.
M.
McARTHUR
Phone
Black
418
Third
Avenue
MEN'S
DRESS
BOOTS
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Sale
Price
$2.05
SALE
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
SATURDAY
!
-
,
The
Last
Day
OF
THE
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
COMPANY'S
CLOSE
OUT
SALE
Don't
disappoint
yourself
by
believing
what
many
of
our
friends
and
customers,
would
like
you
to
believe
that
we
are
not
going
away
because
WE
ARE
GOING!
MANY
BARGAINS
YET
TO
BE
HAD.
BUY
NOW
FOR
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS.
REMNANTS
Hundreds
of
litem
closed
out
at
less
than
wholesale
prices.
NAVY
SUITING
SERGE
A
fine
Hotauy
weave
for
dresses
or
suits.
Closed
out,
per
yard
$2.25
FRENCH
SCARVES
The
very
latest.
Colored
crepe
de
chines.
Closed
out,
each
$1.00,
$1.50
aml
$2.25
LADIES'
UNDERWEAR
Sleju-iu
Paiitiefs
Mourners
,Ve,sis,
Chemises,
etc.
Closed
out
at
ltargaiu
Prices.
54-INCH
GINGHAMS
In
beautiful
shades
ami
pattern?.
Closed
out
at,
per
yard
'.
.
.
,$1.00
v
CREPE
DE
CHINE
AND
GEORGETTES
In
a
range
of
50
shades.
Values
up
to
$2.0(1.
Closed
out,
per
yard
$1.35
WEST
OF
SATINETTES
Our
best
F.nglish
Satinelte
in
many
wanted
shades
for
slips,
bloomers,
etc.
Closed
out
at,
per
yard
45c
FRENCH
VELVETS
Only
six
dress
lengths,
in
pretty
shades.
30
inches
wide.
Values
up-
to
$2.50.
Closed,
per
yard
$1.50
LADIES'
SILK
STOCKINGS.
In
big
variety
of
shades,
all
sizes,
dosed
out,
per
pair
50c,
85c
$1,
$1.25
and
$1.65
BORDERED
SATINS
A
few
dress
lengths
left
iu
50-inch
wide
silks.
Mused
out,
per-ynrl
$1.85
Kof
jr.
54.INCH
WOOL
SERGE
children's
school
dresses,
bloomers.
etc.
lleg.
)M.r0
per
yard.
Closed
tint,
per
yard
$1.00
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STORE
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