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33
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in,
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lb
28
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lbs
55
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Steak.
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45
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15
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Pot
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or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
EVIDENCE
IN
BEALE
CASE
.MICH
HKKKKINU
I1ETHKEX
COUN.
?El
COIKT
IS
aiuoium:i
UNTIL
8.30
Continual
bickering
between
counsel
featured
the
progress
of
the
case
in
the
police
court
this
morning
of
Arthur
ueate
wno
is
charged
with
selling
beer.
So
strenuous
did
the
debate
between
K.
F.
Jcnes.
prosecutor,
and
8.
W.
Tuvlnr.
defence
counsel,
become
that
Alaclstrate
McClymont
on
several
occasions
ordered
mem
10
desist,
and
at
one
stage
of
the
proceedings,
threatened
to
adjourn
the
court.
It
took
the
minds
of
some
of
the
fpectators
back
to
the
troublous
Manson-Patmore-Hooper
davs
when
the
Government
Liquor
Act
was
young
and
when
lawyers
were
bolder
than
thev
Usually
are
today-
Taklne
of
evidence
was
completed
during
the
noon
hour
wnen
court
was
adjourned
until
220
o'
clock
this
afternoon
for
argument
of
counsel
and
the
magistrate's
decision.
The
first
witness
for
the
crown
was
Constable
George
Sheeves.
He
declared
that
he
and
Constable
William
Gibson
and
another
man
went
to
the
Q.W.V.A.
premlses.about
9.4S
on
the
night
of
September
18.
They
spent
about
an
hour
there
during
which
time
three
rounds
cf
beer
and
stout
were
purchased,
payment
for
same
being
made
to
accused.
On
entering
the.
place
witness
signed
the
register
as
"J.
Robinson,"
while
Gibson
put
down
his
own
name.
CKOSS-KG.VMIXATION
In
the
.course
of
Mr.
Taylor's
cross-
examination
It
came
out
that
the
information
in
the
case
had
read
"September
18"
while
"September
17"
was
In
the
summons.
Bottles
entered
as
exhibits
also
bore
writing
other
than
that
of
the
witness
who
said
that
he
had
given
them
to
Olbson
to
take
up
to
the
police
station.
About
this
time
Corp.
Markland
left
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foiled
lenders
will
be
received
tiv
itn
Minister
of
Lands
mil
later
than
nmii
i.n
I
he
3
CHh
day
of
September.
!Ud
for
the
rmreha.-e
of
Lirtie
X816J,
to
rut
lJi,8tn.
lineal
feel
of
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and
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on
in
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llii
and
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ciison
usy,
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wm!
of
Port
clement,
yueen
Cbarlotle
lland
Land
District.
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(3)
years
will
he
allowed
for
re
inoval
of
limber.
Furlher
particulars
of
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ter,
Victoria
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O
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keep
Jstteti
with
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Pants
Both
touth
Made
by
(actum
1,
Insist
TOWER
TORONTO
at.
ihe
courtroom
and
Mr
Taylor
auggested
that
he
was
being
sent
out
by
Mr.
Jones
to
prompt
other
crown
witnesses
wha
had
been
excluded
from
the
court.
Mr.
Jones
took
strenuous
objection
to
the
(suggestion.
"I
dont
have
to
be
in-
iormed
regarding
legal
tactics
by
you,"
te
said,
addres3lng
Mr.
Taylcr.
"It
Is
an
obvious
suggestion
and
one
which.
If
ou
had
more
experience,
you
would
not
make."
Mr.
Taylor
replied
to
Mr.
Jones
that
-:e
had
as
much
legal
experience
as
he
ind
he
did
not
intend
'to
be
insulted.
.Jr.
Jcnes
held
that
It
was
he
who
had
ecn
Insulted.
"I
have
no,
trouble
with
Mr.
Gonzales
ut
when'
this
man
comes
here
I
am
nsulted.i
Mr.
Jones
declared.
'
MAOISTKATE
INTF.KVKNES
The
magistrate
informed
the
counsel
hat
he
had
heard
quite
enough
frora
hem
and,
if
they
did
not
desist,
he
.vould
adjourn
the
court
(
Mr.
Taylor's
cross-examination
then
continued.
It
came
out
that,
after
lUtlng
the
Q.W.V.A.,
Sheeves
and
the
jther
witness
together
with
the
man
ef
erred
to
had
gone
to
the
OJC.
barber
hoD
to
see
a
barber
It
Hnii
hat
any
damage
had
been
done
them
jy
them
or
that
they
were
intoxl-
WATER
NOTICE.
I
"
TAKE
vm"
Z
Kltort
fifiMw
John-1
bad
weather
and
1
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,
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n
...127:1
Slit
1
CHEST
43
AMTIS
!
MADE
III
CAUDA
smiling.
They
are
made
for
service.
double
ply
and
roomy
inner
brrsit
piece
fasteners.
closed
side
pattern,
very
roomy
and
double
ply.
garment
are
made
in
yellow
and
have
a
very
wearing
surface.
Canada's
foremost
waterproof
clothing
manu
in
sins
38
to
46.
On
5ot
Jy
FiJtrman
Supply
mmkarts
upon
getting
a
genuine
Tower's
Fish
Brand
CANADIAN
LIMITED
VANCOUVER
WINNIPEG
HALIFAX
s'i,
w
liie
addi-e-
is
Jnve.-iie
Csimrry,
I
would
not
aay
they
were
drunk.
Flp-
ttill
app!)
fur
a
llrenre
lo
take
and
e
ally
after
betmr
there
onlr
fifteen
..""'
onng
were
oniy
in
teen
or
or
111
nun-
raiii.rw
iu-r
nir
i.r
u
reek
srti
of
wharf
at
i.hlna
list,
stfo
m.wn
"
iHi
name
.
wliirti
riows
mjuiu
lout
by
the
stewsrd
"
and
left.
Wltnem
"
sl
and
draun
Into
Tr.wl
Hay
slxut
loo!.,,'
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.
.
,
-eet
MUlh
alona
Uie
Ijearh
fru
the
wmih-
t0"4
that
he
had
seen
no
sale
ot
!l
ifirner
Lot
"A,'"
kltaoi
IJt.
The
stout
or
beer
nor
had
he
seen
thi
aler
will
be
diverted
Trum
the
rtreaui
at
three
mfn
men
"rTed
.rvi
it
lt
1
tMrfnl
about
Soo
feet
rni
it
iiKtulhl1
ind
will
be
ncd
for
domestic
and
ramie
y
Jut
after
Flint
Jeft
the
courtroom.
5TtnUH.IteTXrtl
JT
option
to
the
de-
n
the
rniiind
on
the
15th
dav
of
ieiv
,renc
witnesses
leaving
the
room
and
i
inlier.
I
A
copy
of
tills
iHitlre
and
.
411
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ii
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lie
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at
Prince
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to
the
appltralluD
mat
be
riled
.uiih
Uh-
ald
vater
Hecurrter
orj
im
uie
t.mrinriiiier
or
water
Klrhl.
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ulc
iuguuwi
waa
aica
01
argu
rifJlv"?!1'
h"ilain'-
v','''".rU'
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"n,"innta
between
counsel
and
they
would
thirty
days
after
tae
first
aptearanre
of
.
v
.
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iiis
mitire
in
a
lwal
nrwpai-r.
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,llw'
late
r
the
flrtl
pnbtli
atloti
of
this
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I
Final
wltneaws
for
the
riefenre
.
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:'
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UK'irt'iE
JOHNSTON,
'
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'
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i
'
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Oct.
ti
TO
BELFAST
AND
OLASOOW
l.elilia
.
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IS
Athenta
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Ort.
19
FROM
NEW
YORK
TO
QUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
!
vthla
.
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Mit.
1!
ijiila
....
int.
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TO
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AND
SOUTHAMPTON
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Oct.
1:1.
Nov.
3.
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tl
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.
Oct.
n.
Nov.
III.
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I
Aquuania
Oct.
i7.
Nov.
17.
tier.
8
j
TO
LONDONDERRY
AND
OLASOOW
'
sincn
his
ocl.
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.
Hi
t.
10
PLYMOUTH-HAVRE-LONDON
1ni"aii'a
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ort.
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...
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IS
TO
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURO-HAMBURO
Andanta
Oct.
7.
Nov.
II
FROM
BOSTON
TO
QUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Laci.:ts
...
oi-t.
17
Samaria
...
Oct.
x
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st
Hyniiittih,
KHninci
Money
ordern.
drafts
and
travellerg'
rhenue.
at
lnwet
raiei.
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Informitlon
frmn
Inrjl
Agents
or
i:nnipany'
Ofriwa,
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llsstinM
SL
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ev
x4
-
.
MAKE
YOUR
OWN
RUGS!
1
Stencilled
Patterns
from
,
95c
Frames
from
85c.
Patent
Rug
Needles
75c.
Any
Wool
can
be
ued.
Wo
recommend
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I
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I
j
i
H.
S.
WALLACE
Co.,
Ltd.
MONTREAL
cated.
Evidence
of
Constable
Gibson
was
corroborative
of
Constable
Sheeves.
(Other
witnesses
for
the
crown
were?
t
Corp.
Markland
and
Constable
Kench.
I
the
last
mentioned
testifying
that
it
was
he
who
had
marked
the
bottles
entered
as
exhlblta
when
they
hot
teen
brought
to
the
police
atatlou
by
Constable
Olbson.
IOK
THE
DEFENCE
First
defence
witness
was
Albert
El
ward
Hosklns.
barber.
He
told
of
Sheeves
and
Gibson
coming
to
the
:arbcr
ahop
and
asking
him
to
go
out
and
have
a
drink
with
them.
They,
Ue
laid,
had
apparently
been
drinking
and
-he
old
man,
Oraham,
who
waa
with
them,
had
used
bad
language.
Under
cross
examination
witness
laid
he
had
seen
Sheeves
and
Olbson
drinking
apparently
when
they
were
jetting
evidence
in
another
case.
He
xdmltted
that
he
disliked
them
a
lid
lad
no
sympathy
for
"stool-pigeons."
Jack
Flint
testified
that
he
waa
la
Je
O.W.V.A.
-premises
on
the
night
of
September
18
from
7
to
about
830.
4le
saw
Sheeves.
Olbson
and
an
oldish
mn
'n
poorly
dressed
come
In.
Wltne
ld
Prd
the
piano
for
aiD80n
hen
"e
n
"Mother
Machree."
Afterwards
the
old
mi
a.
who
seemed
to
be
drunk,
started
to
us
tad
language
and
Sheeves
and
Olbsoa
"P
10
-
'lrMh"
-Unough
he
.twenty
minutes,
th
three
were
ordereu
Instructing
thou
who
m
t
V
come
,n-
referred
to
M,.
Jones
"lnnuendos
and
suggestions"
but
vu
"
tr.M
-d
t,
1
.k
magistrate
,k-
that
he
BK.et
r
.h
t
""'H""'
when
their
evidence
had
been
hearu.
court,
adjourned,
until
330.
Waterfront
Whiffs
(rontlnued
from
pare
five)
Prince
Rupert
Pathetic
Players
Club.
BUI
on
Thursday
moved
bag
and
bag-j
gage
from
the
F.
E.
Hunt
store
and
la
inow
to
be
found
as
office
manager
of
iFrlzrell'a
butcher
shop.
80,
if
P.
Burns
goes
broke
thin
winter
it
will
be
all
account
of
Bill's
winning
ways.
Dx"
ClsDDcrton
has
rone
to
the
country.
Yesterday
morning
he
left
for
L.eaarvaie
where
for
the
next
two
weeks
he
will
be
the
guest
of
his
old
friend
Bob
Wiggins.
With
such
a
formidable
huntsman
aa
"Doc"
around,
the
salmon
will
not
doubt
be
leaving
the
river
and
the
deer
and
mountain
gcat
will
be
migrating
to
regions
more
Inaccecalble.
After
having
put
tip
a
small
pock
on
account
of
having
started
operations
so
late
in
the
season,
the
Captain's
Cove
cannery
has
closed
for
the
winter
and
Jimmy
Brown;
who
waa
enessed
In
i-
jtrol
work
during
the
summer,
haa
been
wuiutvu
waiciunan.
During
the
week
a
dolphin
waa
put
In
at
the
Bait
Lake
landlnir
In
nrrier
n
keep
the
wharf
from
blowing
away
.again
during
winter
storms.
The
driving
was
done
by
John
Currle
it
Son's
.outfit.
A
handsaw
and
other
woodworking
equipment
la
being
put
In
at
the
8uga
shipbuilding
plant
in
Cow
Bay.
and
a
blower
and
motor
U
being
Installed
In
Charlie
Nelson's
foundry.
BobM
Hanns.
fammia
riMIOn.1
n
.In.
fand
candidate'
for
'the
position
of
aa-mlral
of
the
mosquito
Heet,
returned
I
to
port
thla
week
after
having
been
en-
!
gaged
In
trolling
at
Warke
Channel
I
during
the
summer.
I
The
movement
of
seiners
toward
the
south
.and
native
boats
returning
to
their
various
villages
continues
through
.the
Dort
now
thsi
ih
utmnn
ri.hinw
season
U,
practically
over
In
thla
dts-
j
irict.
i
Dr.
W,
T.
KergiaV
gasolUi
yacht
"Pull
Moon;
Is
undergoing
a
rather
extensive
overhauling
at
the
McLean
Ways
this
weekA
The
halibut
schooner
''White
Lily"
was
also
up
during
the
week.
Alex
McDonald
of
the
Fire
Hall
staff
la
the
latest
member
of
the
Yacht
Club
at
which
floats
hla
sturdr
Dower'
boat
1
lector.
20
feet
long
and
8
feet
beam.
is
now
moored.
The
Hector
Is
a
brand
new
boat
having
been
built
only
this
year
in
cow
Day.
IIHST
OA
Mi;
IN
WOKLU
MiKIKN
riavto
too
ay
ON
NKW
VOHK
(il(iil'M)s.
(continued
from
page
one)
tomley.
Hornsby
made
nice
play
ou
Combs'
roller
and
tossed
him
out.
Koenlg
filed
out
to
Hafey.
LKillTII
INNINII
St.
Louis:
Runs
0.
hlta
0.
errors
o
OTarrell
walked
on
five
pitched
balla.
Thevenow
sacrificed.
Dugan
to
Oehrtg,
Flowers
batted
for
Sherdel,
Pennoca
took
Flowers
a
grounder
and
OTartel!
was
run
down.
Flowers
went
to
second!
Douthlt
walked,
Holm
batted
for
Southworth
and
Combs
took
his
hlirh
fly.
New
York:
Runs
0.
hlU
0.
errors
0.
Halnea
is
now
pitching.
Ruth
ud
and
limped
slightly
towards
the
plate
as
names
wanned
up.
the
latter
usln.
a
slow
ball.
Bell
threw
out
Ruth
at
first
Meusel
walked.
Oehrlg
filed
out
to
Matey.
Larrerl
grounded
out
to
Hot-
tomley.
NINTH
INNIMJ
BL
Louts:
rtsns
0.
hits
1.
errors
0.
Hornsby
filed
out
to
Combs.
Bottom.
ley
singled
into
right
for
hla
second
hit.
Bell
fanned,
swinging
for
third
strike.
Lazzert
took
Haley's
weak
roller
and
threw
htm
out.
The
next
game
la
scheduled
for
tomorrow.
A
MISTAKE
Old
Lady
lho
believes
she
U
crow
In
deaf)
There
you
have
bin
talking
for
ten
minutes
and
I
haven't
heard
a
wcrd
you've
aald."
-
,
Old
Man-1
la
vent
bin
Ulkln':
bin
chewm'
baccy,
Omaha
Bee.
Next
week
from
October
3
to
I
wfli
be
nationally
observed
as
Fire
Prevention
Week.
Literature
la
being
die
tributed
by
the
Department
of
Id
aurance.
Ottawa,
and
plana
are
belnf
made
to
observe
the
occasion
In
tto
public
schools
of
the
city.
Fire
Chief
UcDonsld
and
his
sua
are
asslstta1
in
putting
the
propaganda
over.
Her.
P.
E.
Balsler
arrived
on
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
from
Juneau
and
will
spend
a
few
days
here
before
proceeding
to
Seattle
where
he
will
take
over
hi
r
duties
as
Lutheran
Church
field
missionary
or
ire
state
01
Washington.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved,
surveyed
Crown
lands
may
t
prs-sroptsd
by
Oiitlsb
sutjects
over
II
years
of
aga.
and
by
ullens
on
declaring
Intention
to
liecoms
Ilrltlsh
subjects,
eondl-tlonal
unm
residence,
occupation.
Jid
linprovtment
for
agricultural
urpois.
Full
Information
concerning;
raajv-.anions
regarding
pre-emption
la
riven
In
Uulletln
No.
t.
Land
Serloe.
"How
to
Pre-empt
I
.and,"
copies
ef
ihlch
can
be
obtained
frss
of
charge
ly
addressing
the
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria,
11
C
or
to
any
Oov-eminent
cnL
Itecorda
will
b
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
purtioses.
and
which
I
not
timber
land.
I.e.,
carrying;
over
1.090
board
feet
ier
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Hangs
and
MOO
feet
per
acta
east
of
tbat
lung.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addressed
to
ths
Land
Com
mUaioner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
la
situated,
and
are
mad
n
printed
forma,
copies
of
which
can
b
obtained
from
th
Land
Commissioner.
Ir-emptlons
must
b
occupied
for
flv
yesrs
and
Improvements
mad
to
value
of
110
per
acr.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
Uaat
flv
acres,
liefor
a
Crown
Qrant
can
b
received.
For
mora
detailed
Information
a
the
Uulletln
"How
to
Pr-mpt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
ar
received
for
pur
eha
of
vacant
and
unrsrvd
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlraberland.
for
agricultural
purpose;
minimum
pric
for
first-class
(arable)
4and
la
ti
per
acre,
and
second-class
(graj-Ing)
land
tt.&O
per
acr.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
!
of
Crown
lands
la.
given
in
Uulletln
No.
10.
Land
Herlea.
-l'urchas
and
Leas
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill
factory,
or
Industrial
alt
pe
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acre,
may
b
purchased
or
leased,
th
conditions
Including
payment
ot
atumpag.
HOMESITE
LIASES
Unsurvycd
arias,
not
xedlng
II
acre.
may
b
leased:
as
homlta,
conditional
.upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
th
first
year,
title
blng
obtainable
after
rasldenc
and
Im-provsment
condition
ar
rulflllad
and
land
haa
bn
surveyed.
LEASES
,
ror
graalng
and
Industrial
.
pur
poa
areas
not
xeaing
aor
may
b
lasd
by
on
persoa
"1.
company,
f
m
ORAZINO
Under
th
Orating
Act
tb
FT",
lnc
I
divided
Into
grating
-district
and
th
rang
admlnltrd
un4r
a
Orating
Commissioner.
Annual
grating
permits
ar
Issued
based
on
number
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
tabllshd
ownsra.
Stock-ownr
may
form
a4)clatlons
for.
rang
manajtrnant.
Fr.
or
parUg.tr,
permit
ar
availabl
for
Milan,
otvpar
and
travel
Lara,
u
to
ta
I
WE
ARC
OFFERING)
A
MODEL
MODERN'
AJGRADUATE
EXPERIENCED
OPTICAL
PARI.0R
REGISTERED
OPTOMETRIST
TO
SERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
11
is
llio
groul
difference
in
the
refills
obtuirioii
from
correct
inetlioils
of
examination
for
defects;
llio
careful
attention
to
filling
the
prescription
mid
the
detail
so
neee
sary
in
correct
frame
fitting
that
causes
our
patients
to
disci
iniinale
in
favor
of
glasses
fitted
in
our
Onlirul
parlor.
We
use
modern
methods.
We
try
to
give
courteous
service.
That's
why
you
will
feci
so
much
at
ease
when
you
ure.
deciding
011
a
frame
that
will
exactly
suit
your
particular
liking.
REMEMBER
No
case
presents
perplexities
to
ono
qualified
in
the
Science
of
Rofractlon.
Consult
our
Oplomctrl
n
joii
would
a
friend.
The
advice
will
he
just
as
reliable.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TON
GHT
0NLY
at
7
and
9
"Sweet
Daddi
For
every
man
who
lia
a
nwrflhrarl.
rr
fv.r
-wocl
heart
who
hu
n
man,
for
eeryloiI.
hcrcV
;i
vnv'-
futcr
tnimnciil
parked
tulu
two
hoiirs
ut
laugh
ami
thrill-.
Th
let
all-round
i
al
ol
Ijugh-makcrs
ymi
ever
wnv.
Tin
v.
made
new
lirnit
Tor
laughter,
new
JeveU
ror
levity,
new'
re
-eonli
for
Ihrttl".
Si
come
to
mjijm
JSweei
laddie,
are
her.e
Sot'
theni
carry
I
he
family
quarrel
out
beyond
the
twelve
mile
limit.
firl-cla,
i-
comedy
-dram.f.
H
yon
xuw
'The
Coheii-
and
the
Kelly"
mid
enj
ixe-l
it,
you
will
like
"Sweet
lladdie-"
even
heller,
for
it
i-
the
same
ral
eonmdcrahly
"lieiigllieiied
in
a
funnier
poiore.
Strong
cast:
Charles
Murray,
George
8ldney,
Jock
Mulhall,
Gaston
Glass,
Jobyna
Ralston
and
others.
COMEDY
Third
Avenue
yy
es
PATHE
REVIEW
Cornet
Solo
"Come
Back
to
Erin."
Soloiel.
It.
(irecurield.
late
with
O.W.V.A.
hand
thai
loureil
the
I'uiled
.SLiIr-..
Admission
50c
and
25c
Fishermen
s
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINE8,
FI8H
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
8econd
Avenue
and
McBride
8U
DOLLAR
Saving
SALE
A
DOLLAR
8AVED
18
A
DOLLAR
EARNEDI
The
a
hove
Miynig
ix
a
proed
fuel
and
if
you
widi
lo
Bif
it
the
at'iil
lest
take
advantage
or
our
dollar
-savins
sule
ou
FRIDAY,
OCT.
1st,
TILL
TUESDAY
OCT.
Bth.
8AVE
A
DOLLAR
WITH
EVERY
PURCHASE
Coating
in
a
variety
or
pallenif,
reg.
s.Oa.
Hale
,00
a
yanl,
-aviiig
.$1.00
a
yard.
Hkirliiig,
all
wool,
50
indie
reg.
$:i.30.
Sale,
$2.50,
savu
81.00
a
yard.
Men'
Kelt
;ials
reg.
f
,.75.
Half,
!US,
'nuve
ono
dollar.
MenN
Oxfordf,
reg,
.ri.7r.
Hale,
$1.75.
.Men's
Underwear,
reg.
.00
a
garment.
Halo
$3.00
a
soil,
nuve
ono
dollar
a
suit,
And
theso
are
not
the
only
bargains,
come
In
and
share
In
the
savings
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