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PAGE
FOUR
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
July
3,
lggj
WHY
PAY
BIG
PRICES
FOR
YOUR
FOOTWEAR?
Our
business
Is
Increasing
because
people
arc
finding
that
it
is
not
necessary
to
pay
the
old
fash-
uii.
prices.
ve
nave
Desi
quality
siioes
and
at
less
than
big
city
prices.
Boys'
&
Youths'
Running
Shoes,
all
styles.
Prices
Women's
or
Growing
Girls'
Tennis
or
Running
89c,
99c,
$1,15,,
$1,25
shoes
any
co,0rlc1
M5C,
Ql.lU,
$1.15
Men's
Dress
Boots
and
Oxfords,
good
range
of
styles
to
choose
from.
Prices
$2.45,
$2.95,
$3.45,
$3.95
TTl
Ytesstyle
7
Ci
jTf
in
Sandals,
color
to
Men's
Black
or
Brown
Calf
and
Grain
Leather
Mf
sult
your
aress
t'rlce
Work
Boots,
Panco
soles
or
leather.
Prices
WStt
Q1
A'a
7?
S1.95,
$2.45,
$3.65
Men's
Tennis
Women's
Boudoir
Slippers,
good
selection
or
Running
Shoes,
Boots
or
Ox-
Qp
fords,
all
colors.
Prices
of
colors.
Price
"XtV
$1.10.
SI.
IS.
SI
45
MUses'
and
Children's
Patent
Leather
Strap
9
?
v
Slippers
&
Oxfords,
black
or
brown
calf.
Prices
Boys'
&
Youths'
Dress
Boots
&
Oxfords,
all
kinds
98C,
$1.15,
$1.25,
$1.65
of
leather
to
meet
your
requirements
Prices
$1.95,
$2.25,
$2.45,
$2.95
a.
-Jg
89c
Fishermen's
and
Cannerymen's
Rubber
Footwear
at
very
low
prices
0n
QP
Misses'
and
Children's
Running
Shoes.
Straps
or
Men's
Knee
Boots
......
vfiwU
Oxfords,
all
colors
and
styles.
Prices
.,
$4.85
S1"'
S5.45
79c,
85c
Ladles'
Fine
Dress
or
Sports
Shoes,
any
color.
IJjTNltw.
Prices-
$1.95,
$2.45,
$2.95
giP
59c,
69c,
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
ALYMER
WEEK
ALL
AYLMEIC
GOODS
ARE
GUARANTEED
BY
!
DOMINION
CANXEItS
LTD.
Don't
forjet
to
secure
the
famous
picture
"The
Fathers
of
Confederation"
given
away
for
5c
and
one
Aylmer
Label.
Aylmcr
Goods
Specials
CANNED.
CORN
OUU
3
tins
for
:
CANNED
TOMATOES
Is
AQp
Squat,
3
.tlnsffor
"
'
CANNED
PEAS5-NO.
4'SH
Q
S
p
,
3
tins
for
CANNED
CHICKEN
O
Jn
H-lb.
ttn
-
fli
CANNED
PORK
&
BEANS
0p
Tails,
3
'tins
for
rVL
CANNED
PEARS
2's
lOp
per
tin
.CANNED
RASPBERRIES
4p
oi
ys,
per
ttn
ORANGE
MARMALADE
QOn
ddi
quart
jar
ketchup
1
x,t
7p
per
bottle
TOMATO
JUICE
Oln
a11
3
tins
for
ASSORTED
SOUPS
Tomato.
Clam
Chowder,
Vegetable
it
Qp
vx
Oxtail,
per
tin
All
Aylmcr
goods
at
specially
reduced
prices.
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
I17-19
Third
Avenue
Wet
P.O.
Box
575
Phone
18
SPECIAL
Have
your
clothes
cleaned
with
the
new
circulating
system.
Then
you
know
they
are
clean.
Men's
Suits
and
$1.00
Overcoats
Ladles'
Coats
$1.00
for
Ideal
Cleaners
Second
Street
Phone
8S8
We
Call
and
Deliver
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Dulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Dulkley
Valley.
Wf
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
,
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
SS
Phones
SSI
Presentations
.
For
Teachers
Muses
Phyllis
Lamb
and
Maude
McGulre
Honored
by
Fellow
Pedagogues
At
the
last
meeting
of
the
staff
of
Booth
Memorial
School
presentations
were
made
to
Miss
Phyllis
Lamb
and
Miss
Maude
McGulre.
Miss
Mercer
expressed
the
regrets
j
of
the
other
members
of
the
staff
at
their
departure
owing
to
the
re
ductlon
of
the
teaching
stafftjThelr
value
as
teachers
and
their
splendid
co-opiratlon
were
recognized
i
by
all
anq
the
presentations
were
'made
as
a
little
remembrance
of
happy
associations.
They
carry
with
them
the
best
wishes
in
their
new
i
fields
of
teaching.
M.
P.
MeCaffery
and
son.
Mike,
jr..
and
daughter.
Helen,
sailed
Saturday
eventr
g
on
the
Prime
Oforge
for
their
summer
home
at
1
Qualicum
Beach.
Vancouver
Island.
Mr.
MeCaffery
expects
to
be
away
;
for
a
week
or
so
but
the
children
i
will
spend
the
season
In
the
south,
Mrs.
MeCaffery
being
already
at
Qualicum.
"TILIJE
THE
TOILER"
I
vjauu.
Lurid
Story
of
Bowery
is
Seen
On
Local
Screen
"She
Done
Him
Wrong."
a
lurid
melodrama
of
the
Bowery
saloons.
Is
the
current
feature
offering
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
Mae
West,
spectacular
stage
actress,
playwrght,
singer
'and
novelist,
isth&star
bf
lhe
film,
the
story
ihavlngv
incidentally?
been
written
by
her.
.
i
Miss
West
h
mat
ak
Lady
Lou,
a
Singer.
who
exchanges
her
favors
for
diamonds.
Her
affairs
with
famous
Bowery
gangsters,
politicians
and
others
keep
her
well
supplied
with
gems.
The
story
swings
along
In
lusty,
hearty
fashion
and
Miss
West
ts
ultimately
brought
m
contact
wtth
Cary
Orant,
a
missionary
worker,
who
turns
out
to
be
as
sus
ceptible
to
her
charms
as
the
rest.
A
startling,
dramatic
climax
re
sults
from
their
affair.
I
Neah
Beery,
Gilbert
Roland,
Da-
j
vld
Landau,
Owen
Moore
and
Wade
Boteler
are
among
those
In
Important
supporting
rotes.
Advertise
In
tne
Dally
News
VMHEfiO
ASI
BVOy
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SHI
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TO,
MAC
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RECITAL
IS
HELD
Pupito
of
.Miss
Way
and
Miss
Olaf.
son
Heard
Friday
Night
The
United
Churcn
was
filled
on
Friday
evening
for
the
piano
recital
given
by
the
students
of
Miss
M.
A.
Way
and
Miss
Swanna
Olaf-son.
No
better
tribute
could
be
given
than
the
remarks
heard
as
the
people
were
leaving:
"It
was
well
worth
attending."
The
program
was
as
follows:
Audrey
Watklnson,
"In
a
Boat,"
(H.
Norrls).
Bobby
Parks.
"Marche
MUltalre,"
M.
Greenwald).
Janet
Rochester,
"Lullaby
and
Polk
Song."
Patricia
McClymont,
"Rondolet-to."
i
Mozart).
:
Jean
Derry,
"Dance
of
the
Nymphs,"
(Werner).
Malcolm
Wilding,
"Joyfulness,"
i
T.
Olese).
I
Lois
Judge,
"Brooklet,"
J.
11.
Ro-gers
.
Frances
Dagllsh,
"The
Swallow,'
Burgmulleri.
Jessie
Gibson,
"Dancing
Dolls,"
:
'M.
P.
Heller).
I
Bobby
Olbson.
"Sonatina
in
F,"
1
1
Beethoven).
j
Norma
Smith,
"Parfum,"
(M.
W
!
Gallup).
'
Phyllis
Hamblln.
"Caprtccletto,
W.
Dolb),
pupil
of
B.
Cameron.
I
Robert
Manson.
"Melody
in
F,'
Rubinstein).
Grand
Finale,"
(Haydn).
Verna
Graham.
"Valse
in
E.
Mi
nor."
(Chopin).
Helen
Green,
"Dance
in
Dublin
Town,
(Dntton).
Emily
Christopher,
"Christmas
Piece."
(Mendelssohn).
Lea
Basso-Bert,
"Oondotierl."
Nevtn).
Edith
Smith.
"Anttra's
Danes."
"E.
Grieg).
HaseJ
HIU.
"Valse
in
A.
Flat,"
i
Chopin).
Grace
Watklnson,
"Mountain
Stream."
(S.
Smith).
Betty
Par
low.
"Valse
1n
C
Sharp
Minor."
(Chopin).
.
Eileen
HambUn.
"Sonata
Op.
79.
First
Movenjent,"
(Beethoven).
'
,
Francis
Thomson.
"Souvenir,"
Drdla'.
Jean
McLean,
"Prelude
&
Fugue
in
C
Minor."
(J.
S.
Bach).
BUlia
Hadden.
"Concerto
No.
2."
(Setts),
pupil
of
Miss
N.
Lawrence
Maxtne
Hellbroner.
"SonaU
Op.
X
First
Movement,"
(Beethoven).
Marybelle
Stiles.
"SonaU
Op.
14,
No.
2."
(Beethoven).
Ruth
Nelson.
"Invitation-to
the
Dance."
Weber-Lisst).
Archie
Thompson.
"Berceuse
from
!
Jocelyn."
(Oodard).
At
a
meeting
of
the
Moose
Lodgs
last
week,
the
picnic
committee
reported
plans
wsU
advanced
for
the
annual
outing
of
the
lodge
which
will
be
held
on
July
18.
Bos-mess
at
the
meeting,
over
which
Dictator
D.
C.
Schubert
pre
toed,
was
otherwise
of
a
routine
nature
.
.
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MAC'S
V
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Hill
WHIFFLETS
From
tlte
Waterfront
A
rather
unusual
fish
which
was
brought
In
last
week
by
Capt.
A.
Wick
of
the
local
halibut
boat
R.
W.
has
been
identified
by
Norman
L.
Freeman,
local
representative
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
as
a
greenllng
(hexagram-mos
Stellerl)
of
the
greenllng
(hexagrammldae)
family
which
comprises
a
number
of
carnlverous
fishes,
most
of
which
are
of
large
size
living
In
kelp
and
about
rocks
In
the
North
Pacific,
some
being
highly
valued
as
food.
The
range
of
the
greenllng
is
from
Kamchatka
and
Unalaska
to
San
Francisco
and
it
Is
known
to
be
quite
abundant
In
Puget
Souad
but
rather
rare
among
the
Aleutian
Islands
and
scarcely
known
south
of
Cape
Mendicino,
Calif.
The
common
ling
cod
Is
another
member
of
the
same
family.
EXERCISES
AT
SCHOOL
(Continued
from
Pace
1)
Deportment
Maries
Sorenson.
Regularity
Bngtna
Christ
risen,
HJordis
Ska
land.
Floyd
Joy.
Deportment
Sylvia
Croxford.
Regularity
Jack
Colli
n.
Eileen
Hemmons,
Joey
Kadanago,
Olav
Rystad.
Ooodwin
Stromdahl.
Wallace
Dell,
Pearl
Mtndea,
Jesn
Krause.
Grade
IV.
Proficiency
Joyce
Kellbaek.
Deportment
Alan
Leigh
ton.
Regularity
Faith
King,
Laura
Larsen,
Jean
MeCrlmmon,
Kenneth
McCrtmmon,
Marlon
Sheppard.
Oliver
Ksays.
John
Wilson.
Betty
Blake,
Jsstte
Otbtop,
Hasel
Coombs.
Uofd
Keays.
tirade
III.
Proficiency
Margaret
Smith.
Deportment
Jack
Walker.
Regularity
Jack
Kastwood.
Helen
Omula.
Helen
McDonald.
Bdlta
Richie.
OUver
aanturbane.
Helen
Service,
Alex.
Storrte,
Doris
Hodgkmson,
May
Leach,
Herbert
Pierce.
Deportment
Delphlns
Lear.
Regutorltf
Bdie
Amstuta,
Phyllis
Batt,
Oordori
Caldarwood.
Sd-ward
Dawes,
Ray
Irsugan.
Margaret
Hogan.
Doris
Leach,
Alan
Monro.
Oeorge
Weir.
Grade
II.
Proficiency
Julia
Intcrmela.
Deportment
Sigrid
Had.
Regularity
Ian
MeRae,
Robert
Keays.
Proficiency
Annie
Smith.
Deportment
Mary
MacKensM.
Regularity
Oeorge
Ftowln.
Irene
Oamula.
Grade
I.
Proficiency
IsoM
MsKensle.
Deportment
Liseeth
Dennis
Alien.
Regularity
Solveia
Jensen.
Proficiency
aDa
Murray.
Deportment
Hassl
Oooenbs.
Regularity
Oeorge
Crotp.
Harry
Calderwood.
Xilstn
Horton.
M
artel
Keays.
Jack
Joy.
Oloflg
Wymsn.
And
It's
Still
a
Secret
vu'ea
syne
it's
tbb
aho
wot
some
Buomoe
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SHOWS
7
&
9
p.m.
Feature
starts
7
.55
&
9:55
Admission
15c
&
50c
MAE
WEST
When
Coming
lo
Terrace
Make
Arrangements
With
Swain's
Transfer
&
TAXI,
Terrace,
B.C.
To
Greet
You.
We
meet
all
trains.
Freight
U
passenger
service
anywhere.
Lakebe
Lake
and
Lodge,
new
boat
li.
A.
8.)
now
in
service
on
the
lake.
Fare
anywhere
on
the
Lake,
one
adult,
$3.00:
$IJ0
per
head
additional.
No
crowd
too
big.
No
job
too
small.
PICNIC
PARTIES
EVERY
SUNDAY
MOWOV.
Ml
TlLtE
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MIMO
"THOUGHT
MAC
WAS
leesTeo
w
A
t3itti.
5
St1
OF
A.
Stl
My
Verified
Suspicions
luaMJLM
MUM
3ua
JSi
JU.
T,
-"UIU
"MY
WIFE'S
FAMILY"
The
Broadway
Star
Now
A
Screen
Sensation
in
"SHE
DONE
HIM
WRONG"
Mini
miii
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t,un
r..i
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ntmn
Dr.r.iii
,
t
rtrimuuni
1
Irish
aiiv
n
iiu
iiuuui
one
wus
rttiuiiui
limic
iiic
ouppij
oi
Diamonds
Lasted.'
(Not
Recommended
for
Children.)
Comedy
W.
C.
FIELDS
In
"FATAL
GLASS
OP
IlKKIt"
Musical
"ALONG
CAME
HUTU"
Travel
"LENINf.n
Tne
new
ciiy
lire
uuck
was
ou'.
mat
uie
new
true
is
in
opr
w
.or
test
runs
on
the
city
streets
extensive
repairs
to
tdn
c
on
Friday
and
was
reported
to
tie
two
large
truck
are
,
,
have
functioned
satisfactorily
Now
dertaken.
HOLIDAY
RESORTS
LAKELSE
HOT
Springs
Lodge
An
Ideal
Place
to
Holiday
Finest
of
fly
fishing,
hunting,
bathing
and
boating.
Arrange
for
transportation
with
W.
II.
Ilurnett,
Terrace.
B.C.
Kates
from
Terrace
to
the
Lodge
Including
boat
service:
One
adult.
$3.00:
each
additional
adult.
$1.50.
Write
or
Wire
W.
II.
BURNETT
We
Look
After
Your
Wants
FURNISHED
CAMP
FOR
RENT
At
Head
of
Lakelse
Lake
Consists
of
3
roonr-
'
sleeplog
porch
30
f.
lssify,
Boat
include
J
IJoriCMrrace,
B.C
THE
DUNES
n
ii
it
.
J
naming,
nuntmgi
Fishing
Modern
Conveniences
No
Flics,
No
Mosquitoes
Home
Cooking
Par
Excellence
111.00
Per
Week
Children
under
12
tulf
rate
MADAME
RAJ
AUT
1
TIell,
q
C.
Islands
Suminer
Price
on
STOVE
COAL
$11.00
a
ton
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
By
Westovor.
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