FACE
TWO
All
you
have
to
do
is
try
its
Slavoisr
once.
Y
IE!
'Fresh
from
the
gardens'
REPORTS
ON
SCHOOLS
TO
THE
BOARD
High
School
Comes
In
for
Lengthy
Conversations
at
Mectinj
Last
N'iglit
IMPROVEMENT
SHOWN
No
Entertainment
at
Chrklmas
t
Owing
to
Backward
Con-i
dIUon
of
StudeiUs
Measles
and
other
forms
or
111-teM
tended
to
make
percentage
'
tverages
of
attendance
In
city
ichools
during
October
lower
than
jsual,
according
to
reports
of
ijtoachers
presented
at
last
night's
board
meeting.
These
reports
showed
a
total
enrollment
in
the
schools
of
1090
pupils,
537
being
boys
and
5S3
girls.
The
attendance
figures
for
October
were
as
follows:
Boys
Girls
Ttls.
I
High
School
91
120
211
Booth
School
243
232
475
Borden
Street
158
163
310
Seal
Cove
33
30
63
West
view
14
8
22
537
553
1090
Percentages.
High
School
92.3:
BooUl
Shool,
82.57;
Borden
Street,
91
;
Seal
Cove.
82:
Westvtev,
91.78.
The'
principals
of
the
schools
were
present
and
elaborated
on
their
reports.
D.
H.
Ilartness.
principal
of
Cine
Sdward
High
School,
refer
red
to
the
need
of
tvriewriter
fables
iiita
library
facilities
In
that
BcnooLvSome
leaks
had
develorjed
in
various
parts
of
the
building
vnicn
the
principal
recommended
should
have
a
thorough
reconditioning
The
northeast
corner
of
.the"
;
tob
lading
was
sinking,
he
stated.
A
water
course
from
the
-street
was
flooding
part
of
the
grounds
and
flowing
against
the
school.
Chemicals,
drawing
paper
lind
a
nap
of
the
British
Empire
fwere
among
the
needs
of
the
pchool.
Results
of
October
examinations
have
been
poor
bnt
not
worse
than
expected,
Mr.
Ilartness
re-,
ported.
However,
the
attitude
of
the
pupils
toward
the
school
had
much
improved
and
everything
was
.belnc
done
to
raise
the
standards
o
the
work.
As
the
year
advanced,
it
was
hoped
to
Increase
the
general
efficiency.
A
.students'
council
has
been
formed
and
also
a
girls'
club
The
sum
of
$25
had
been
spent
Tit
on
foorts.
the
I.O.D.E.
Hall
being
used
tor
girls'
badminton
and
the
Exhibition,
Hall
for
basketball.
It
had
been
decided
to
abandon
a
Christmas
entertainment
this
year
as
it
was
felt
the
academic
standing
of
the
school
could
not
spare
the
time.
The
oil
burning
system
had
been
installed
in
the
school
and
was
functioning
satisfactorily.
Three
boys
in
the
High
School
had
been
demoted,
Mr.
Hartness
announced.
1
The
secretary
was
Instructed
n
order
such
High
School
supplies
as
were
felt
to
be
absolutely
nec-!
essary.
Trustee
Gilchrist
stated
I
that
Mr.
Hartness
was
doing
splendid
work
and
should
be
backed
up
by
the
board.
The
laboratory
supplies
were,
particularly
necessary.
Trustee
Barrie
felt.
Regarding
the
water
draining
at
the
High
School,
the
board
felt
that
the
city
was
responsible
as
it
came
off
tlie
street.
The
cltv
engineer
will
be
Interviewed
.in
the
matter.
Trustees
Spencer
and
Gilchrist
were
delegated
to
look
into
certain
irregularities
of
attendance
at
the
High
School
upon
which
Mr.
Hartness
reported.
Typewriter
desks
for
the
commercial
classc:
were
being
mad?
by
the
manual
training
depart
ment,
it
was
reported,
but
the
job
was
a
slow
one.
Booth
School
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer,
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
School,
reported
that
savings
among
pupils
of
that
school
for
the
month
had
amounted
to
$127.00.
Examinations
had
been
held
and
indicated
satisfactory
progress.'
It
had'
been
decided
to
hold
rto.CftrtftnaR
concert
this
year
on
account,
oi
.umess
among
the
pupils;
'
.
r.
Jv
Miss
Mercer
repoctedi
Jthat
there
were
a
number
of
tad
leaks
in
her
school,
particularly
In
the
I
root
or
the
auditorium,
j
The
leaky
condition
of
the
school
was
discussed
by
the
trus-!
tees.
It
had
been
planned
to
make
,'
necessary
repairs
during
the
past
summer
but
it
had
been
round
,
Impossible
to
do
it
all.
The
roof
naq
aisiniegrfliea
ay
certain
points.
'Tfdstefe
Qflchrfst
stated,
and
therei
wtfs
4he
idinglr
of
part
of
it
being
blown,
off
altogether.
considered
Imperative,
the
board
I
decided
that
little
could
be
done
at
this
time-
of
year
so
no
action
jwas
taken
In
the
matter.
The
obtaining
of
a
new
flag
for
the
'
school
was
also
left
over
for
a
i
while.
1
Miss
Meroer
reported
the
case
of
a
girl
whose
health
made
it
advisable
that
she
attend
school
only
"half
a
day.
Action
In
the
MM
rit-s-iisA'l
.
I&r
"best
by
mmmm
REAL
OLD
SCOTCH
WHISKY
O.
I.
STILLED
IN
SCOTLAND
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British,
Columbia.
matter
was
JaXt
to
the
discretion
of
Miss
Mercer.
llorden
Street"
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,
prMictpal
of
Borden
Street
School.
3uggtstl
that
a
cover
be
placed
over
the
girls'
playground
which
was
in
'a
muddy
condition.
Satisfactory
work
was
being
carried
on
In
most
of
the
grades,
srw-reported
The
board
decided
mat
nothing
could
-be
done
about),
th
p!ay-
grouna
at
tnis
time
ot
vear.
Miss
Olive
E.
McArrhur
report-
i
ed
school
savings
of
$11.80
at1
Seal
Cove
and
Miss
J.
D.
Moffatt
1
$10.65
at
Westview.
,
Domestic
Science
Miss
Jessie
McLenaghan.
direc-1
tor
of
home
economics
for
the
.-is-partment
of
education,
reoortrd
on
recent
inspections
wliton
she
had
made
of
the
.domestic
science
department
of
the
local
schools.
Excellent
work
was
being
carried
on
by
Miss
Rowe
and
Miss
.Currie
the
report
stated.
The
board
authorized
the
secretary
to
purchase
five
double
electric
plates
for
the
domestic
science
department
and
the
sum
of
$10
"was
granted
for
the
purchase
of
certain
books
recommended
by
Miss
McLenaghan
In
her
report.
There
are
three
trying
periods
in
a
woman's
life:
when
the
girl
natures
to
womanhood,
when
a
woman
gives
birth
to
her
first
child,
when
a
woman
reaches
middle
age.
At
them
times
LydiaE.
Pi&kham's
Vegetable
Compound
helps
to
restore
normal
health
and
visor.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
Novemh,
U.183
ELKS
SCORED
CLEAN
SWEEP
Defeated
Canadian
Legion
In
Billiard
Fixture
by
Aggregate
Score
of
1250
to
874
:
Winning
the
two
remaining
games
last
night,
the
Elks
made
a
clean
sweep
.over
the
Canadian
Legion
In
the
JJilllard
League
fixture
which
was
aiarted
Tuesday
night.
The
scores
'of
last
night's
games
were:
A.
Murray
(Canadian
Legion),
W,.fjcptt,
207;
F.
Hjfcphens,
4;Art,Easson
ran
a
high
fereifc
for
the
fixture
of
56.
"'
The
total
score
was:
Canadian
Legion.
874;
Elks,
1250.
The
standing
of
teams
to
date:
Q.
Ttl.
Av.
Grotto
6
7091
1182
Elks
6
6717
1121
Canadian
Legion
6
6309
1052
MIX
WINNER
BIG
FIGHT
I
Knocked
Out
Knockout
Martin
in
j
Beginning
of
Second
Round
1
KETCHIKAN.
Nov.
14
3attlinp
Mix,
188
pounds,
knocked
out
Knockout
Martin.
174,
In
Redman's
Hall
at
the
beginning
of
the
second
round
of
the
main
;
event.
The
Chronicle,
telling
of
tne
onei
ngnt.
said:
The
Dusky
Panther
took
a
lunge
at
Martin
and
Martin
ducked,
a
delightful
little
bow,
but
he
forgot
to
straighten
up
and
for
the
rest
of
the
round
stayed
in
that
enticing
little
pose,
head
hidden
under
his
arms,
arms
hidden
under
his
body
and
body
on
a
pftlr
of
ieet
that
refused
to
track,
and
the
Panther;
Oh
boy!
How
and
where
and
when
he
hit
that
blacksmith,
he
hit
him
everywhere
but
on
the
sole
of
his
.shon.
If
the
ringpost
had
been
loose
he
would
have
knocked
Martin
put
the
first
round.
MarjJn
awakened
once
to
take
a
lungo
at
Mix
and
in
that
instant
Mix
seemed
to
take
notice
of
the
blacksmith,
if
he
had
kept
on
swinging
in
the
general
direction
of
Mix
he
might
have
won
'the
fieht.
Knockout
Martin
'
was
knocked
out
as
he
came
out
of
his
earner
for
the
second
round.
Sport
Chat
Canadian
Legion
and
Orotto
will
meet
in
the
Billiard
League
tonight
with
line-ups
as
follows.;
M.
Andrews,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Don
Brown,
Grotto.
,
A.
Murray
vs.
W.
Nelson.
j
Joe
Soott
vs.
Geo.
Waugh.
Percy
Tinker
vs.
J.
Hillman.
:
R.
Yowng
vs.
M.
M.
McLachlan.'
Billy
("Pop")
Humphries,
Eng-:
"
sh
featherweight,
who,
as
a
ban-am.
boxed
Jackie
Johnston
in:
loroato
a
Mw
years
ago
.and
who
fient
several
weeks
tfi
-
Chaada
-a-5t
winter
boxc
Phil
Rafferty;
in
one
of
the
six-round
prellmin-,
ary
bouts
'at
Madison
Smiare
Oar-i
j
den.
Nov.
15.
The
main
bout
that;
I
evening
is
between
Tony
Canzon-I
ieri,
New
York
Italian
star,
and!
iJaclc
Berg,
the
BMgllsh
lightweight..
Advertise
In
he
Dally
News.
Edward
Llpsett,
who
has
beep
herb
for
the
past
week
on
business
In
connection
with
his
local
ln-teieete.
will
r,ail
by
the
;
Prince
OrOfge
Sunday
evening
wt
hls
ret
turn
to
Vancouver.
Rig
ill
vs
Colds
e
fMnf
mA
rtf
lifMt
dosing
Just
rub
on
V
VapoRuu
fleets
1
f7nfiiro-grjinrai
7j7.11
km
S.D.
Johnston
Coltd.
Representatives
for
MILLER
COURT
&
CO.,
.
Limited
Through
our
connections
we
can
make
prompt
execution
of
buying.
an,d
selling
orders
on
the
Vancouver,
Calgary
and
Toronto
stock
ex
changes.
Closing
prices
from
these
exchanges-
posted
on
our
stock
board
twice
daily.'
Orders
from
out-of-town
clients,
by
wire
or
letter,
will
receive
our
prompt
attention.
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&
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THE
method
of
ptetuging
Botlinehkm
Cigarettes
emuys
delivery
of
fresh
supplies
to
til
lebtcconists.
The
Buckingham
sealed
pouch
packs
ge
preserves
the
fine
Buckingham
quality
for
the
enjoyment
of
the
smoker.
Buckingham
Cigarettes
are
packaged
by
"ARENCO"
machines
the
wonder
machines
of
the
Tobacco
Industry.
The
first
machine
t.
"of
this
type
ever
put
into
commission
anywhere
in
the
world
was
installed
by
Tuckett
Limited
at
Hamilton,
where
Buckinghams
arc
made.
The
Battery
of
"ARENCO"
machines
now
packaging
Buckingham
Cigarettes
is
but
one
of
the
many
interesting
sights
for
visitors
to
the
Tuckett
Plant.
jo
ETTE
1
jtis
Something
specially
nice
When
you
make
a
savoury
dish-hot-pot
tashrcurry
or
meat
patties-
make
it
with
Oxo.
,
The
rich
Beef-juice,
of
Oxo
give
charm
and
flavour-just
that
Tightness
which
appeals
to
the
palate
Oxo
Gravies-delicious
made
in
a
minute
I
Improves
all
Meat
Dishes
Try
a
JJiiily
News
wnUd.
YOUR
TOBACCONIST
RECEIVES
EACH
SHIPMENT
OF
FRESH,
MILD,
"THROAT-EASS"
BUCKINGHAM
CIGARETTES
IN
SEALED
POUCH
PACKAGES.
iroaf
easy
Arenco
Machines
package
Buckingham
Cigarettes
at
the
rate
of
800,000
to
1,000.000
cigarettes
per
machine
per
day.
These
machines
count
the
cigarettes,
place
them
twenty
at
a
time
in
heavy
foil,
seal
the
packages
securely
to
fully
protect
the
contents,
enclose
the
pouch-filled
packages
in
the
outer
Buckingham
wrappers,
and
affix
the
Government
Excise
stamps.
Next
time
you
buy
your
Buckingham
Cigarettes,
examine
closely
the
Buckingham
scaled
If
Pouch,
See
how
well
the
cigarettes
art
packages
Vnd
protected
ruuring
you
fresh,
mild,
"Throat-Easy"
cigarettes
to
the
yery
last
puff.
Now
you
know
why
we
claim
for
Buckingham
Cigarettes
"No
Coupons-All
Quality".
We
spend
every
dollar
in
giving
you
quality
first
and
always
If
you
have
never
smoked
Buckingham
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try
a
packagi
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