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You
Never
Saw
Prices
As
Low
as
These
We
Quote
Look
These
Over
and
Then
Call
in
and
See
the
Goods.
Standard
Goods
at
Prices
Away
Helow
the
Regular
Rates.
HERE
ARE
A
FEW
OF
OUR
SPECIALS
LECKIE
SCHOOL
BOOTS
Ev-
AKCI!
SUPPORT
SHOES
FOR
MEN'S
DKESS
OXFORDS
ery
pair
solid
leather
thru-
WOMEN
Built
with
cushion
Bought
from
Leckie,
genuine
out
Keg
$3
95
OA
QP
soles,
call
and
see
our
styles
calf
uppers,
solid
leather
soles
Sl.es
1-54;
Special
2.95
S3'95
LECKIE
WORK
BOOTS
Oil
All
sizes
In
the
group
;
tanned
uppers,
solid
leather
MEN'S
DRESS
BOOTS
Black
waterproof
soles
QO
Qff
BOYS'
BLACK
SCHOOL
BOOTS
calf
uppers
with
stout
leather
Reg.
$5.50:
Special
vO,VO
sizes
1-S2,
Panco
soles
soles.
Jteg
$4.95
QO
OC
Reg.
$2.95
O-i
AC
Special
tpu.HU
t?X.Jtf
Every
pair
of
Leckie
Boots
Special
Guaranteed
MISSES'
PATENT
Strap
SHOES
MEN'S
FELT
SLIPPERS
Lea-
Sizes
11-2.
Reg
Q
Off
WOMEN'S
CLOTH
ZIPPERS
ther
soles,
bought
from
Leckie
$1.99;
Special
t7XJ
Black
or
Brown
Q-g
Reg.
$1.50
7Qp
iv
Special
price
Special
Before
buying
come
and
see
us
Great
assortment
of
Goodrich
Rubber'
Footwear
for
Men,
Boys.
Ladies
and
Children
at
grcatly
redured
prices.
We
guarantee
you
shoes
35
cheaper
than
elsewhere
in
town.
City
scrip
accepted.
Phone
657
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Man
in
the
Moon
Those
who
have
hankered
after
a
drop
in
the
assessment
roll
are
doubtless
happy
now.
Jake
says
the
list
published
Saturday
to
as
interesting
as
a
dime
nov41
In
spite
of
the
storm
at
the
number
of
football
games
were
played'
nf)
England
and
Soot-
Teachers
of
Prince
George
Object
to
Cut
Trustees
Cannot
Agree
to
Counter
Proposal.
Necessity
of
Decrease
Is
Impressed
on
Them
PRINCE
GEOHOE,
Feb.
27
A
special
meeting
of
the
board
of
school
trustees
was
held
to
receive
the
renlv
of
the
school
teachers
to
land.
It
was
ahappy
thing
for
the
i
the
intimation
of
the
board
that
tender
If
you
live
in
in
apartment
Mock
and
could
fairly
be
requested
f
wish
tt
be
popular
Just
cook
to
fjfP
Ul("tre
'
reduction
the
had
kh.H
rf
fem,
th
ftarrwa.
nd
as
municipality
found
to
make
In
the-
iMth.
h.u
rfnormn
ran
off
the
I
necessary
Uries
of
others
employed
in
va
hot
water,
keep
a
radio
on
all
the
time,
hold
parties
so
waaannful
they
f4iake
plaster
off
the
eetflnc
below,
i
'
lu
h
a
th.
kua
i.
fMr
ml
t
a
It
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
SPECIALS
Marmalade
Oranges-par
doe.
New
Zealand
Butter
per
lb
Sunktst
Lemons
2
dot.
Sweet
Potatoes
3Vi
lbs.
O
Inger
snaps
dos
35c
30c
35c
25c
15c
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
We
deliver
all
orders,
$2
or
over
317-19
Third
Avenue
West
P.O.
Box
S7S
Phone
18
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Daily
VALENTIN
DAIRY
When
the
intimation
of
the
!
of
fish.
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j
(
Howlers
The
following
answers
to
questions
on
examination
papers
were
given
recently
In
the
Manitoba
public
schools
John
Davis
tried
to
find
the
North
West
Passage,
but
the
tcebugs
stopped
him.
r
John
Davis
tried
to
find
the
North
West
Passage,
but
he
was
stopped
by
a
brick
tee.
Talon
was
Canada's
greatest
In-
British
constitution
that
at
least
a
U,
financial
situation
of
the
city'
Tion
took
few
games
were
pulled
off.
demanded
reductions
of
from
five
poople.
Slnee
then
are
so
m&j&
Anglicans
In
Prince
Rupert
it
is
u
matter
for
wonder
that
the
little
Cathedral
on
the
bill
is
Urge
enough
to
accommodate
then
all
on
Sundays.
Jake
Is
woods
ring
where
the
Confucians
and
Buddhist
worship.
the
senses
of
the
to
eight
percent.
In
teachers'
sal-
j
uot&ert
was
King
Louis'
14m
diaries
as
from
the
first
of
MsrcX
rtoor
In
reaching
then-
decision
on
.the
I,
Dollard
was
the
hero
of
Lon$
Se.
salary
issue
the
trustees
ignored'
Blaekfobes
were
priests
who
eri-the
rather
substantial
surplus
In
ticrsed
the
Indians.
the
salaries
over
the
maximum)
uiacicrf&es
were
priests
who
upon
which
the
provincial
Kuvern-
brought
the;
smallpox
to
the
Indians,
nwnt
will
make
Its
contribution:!
i
Black
robes
were
priests
who
this
year,
but
took
the
position
the
Christianised
and
baptised
anyone
teachers
were
employees
of
the
who
would
let
them.
Montreal
has
grown
so
rapidly
because'
it
has
rich
soil
and
get
plenty
of
rain.
The
thief
value
of
Niagara
Falls
to
Ontario
Is
Its
weather.
Irious
services.
Hull
is
noted
for
the
manufacture
board
was
first
presented
to
the
,
Large
herds
of
eatUe.
pulp
mills
.
,.T
i.
TT,
.
.T.,"
(teachers
there
was
a
disposition
on
!
and
fruit
orchards
are
found
in
Al
Zr,
mZ
ZuJhZl
T
t1r
Prt
t
oer
two
counter
pro-
bertn.
Bdmonton
pick
out
th.
the
most
Industrious
gos-
I
..Jm
.
Ft.
positions.
The
first
.tltmt
that
the
-rh
The
irt
largest
m
alp
to
tell
your
private
opinion
of
the
tenants.
was
1
proposed
reduction
should
be
made
!
effective
with
the
beginning
of
I
the
next
school
term
in
September
next
thus
respecting
the
salary
I
agreement
the
teachers
have
with
the
board
for
the
remainder
of
the
existing
term.
The
second
pro-
llposal
was
the
reduction
should
be
-
restricted
to
that
portion
of
the
I
teachers'
salaries
as
will
not
be
covered
by
the
government
jtrant.
By
the
communication
which
was
returned
to
the
trustees
for
consideration,
the
teachers
evi
dently
decided
to
make
a
stand
upon
the
second
proposal
ana
re-!trict
reduction
to
that
part
of
I
their
salaries
not
covered
by
the
government
gant
O.
B.
Dickson
i
and
T.
S.
Carmlchael.
principal.!
of
the
high
and
public
schools,
sneaking
on
behalf
of
the
teachers,
agreed
to
accept
a
restricted
cut
of
this
nature.
As
either
of
the
proposals
sug-
city
of
the
prairie
provinces
Is
Canada.
Victoria
Is
situated
In
the
province
of
Halifax.
tested
by
the
teachers
would
defeat
the
object
of
the
trustees
In
securing
a
reduction
of
approximately
$1,340
In
salaries
during
the
present
fiscal
year,
the
trustees
felt
Impelled
to
stand
with
their
first
proposal.
The
members
of
the
board
sought
to
be
explicit
that
their
action
in
calling
for
a
reduction
in
salaries
was
"not
prompted
by
any
dissatisfaction
with
the
work
of
the
teachers,
but
had
been
forced
upon
them
in
the
exigency
of
tlje
municipal
financial
situation.
The
trustees
decided
to
take
the
matter
up
once
more
with
the
teachers.
UTILLIE
THE
TOILER"
VOlW
UACV'VOU
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CM
RJMTMpMg
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TAf
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TV'
Church
Officers
At
Kitsegukla
'
Are
Appointed
KITSEGUKLA.
Feb.
27:
The
yearly
appointment
of
officers
of
the
Kitsegukla
United
Church
of
Canada.
IU
Epworth
League,
Wo
men's
Aid
was
conducted,
by
the
Rev.
S.
V.
H
Redman
la
the
village
church
recently.
Following
were
those
appointed:
(ftuirch
Officers
Committeemen
Daniel
Cookson.
Peter
Milton.
Fred
Hart.
Thomas
Brown,
Thomas
Moore,
Harry
Angus.
Local
Preachers
Arthur
Howard.
1
Alfred
McDames.
Arthur
Sampare.
Moses
Jones.
Elders-James
Whtte.
Martha
Malkan.
Fanny
Milton,
Peter
Rob-
,
inson.
j
Church
Wardens
Douglas
Wesley.
Fred
Sampare.
Sam
Sampare.
,
George
Milton,
i
Organist
Walter
Wesley
:
Secretaries
Joshua
Ridley
and
Charles
Brown.
Epworth
Leatue
Officers
I
I
President
Peter
Mark.
Viee-PresWenU-Joseph
Wesley.
;
Henry
J.
Wesley.
!
Captalns-Flrst.
Silas
S.
Wesley;
Isecond,
Ed.
Brawn;
third.
Henry
Wilson.
Banner
Bearers
David
Wesley,
Fred
Howard.
.
Drummers
Charles
Brown;
Geo
Sampare.
Singer
Leaders
Ed.
Wesley.
Moses
Brown.
Magnus
Brown.
Porter
Rufus
McDames.
Women's
Aid
President-First,
Mrs.
Fanny
Milton;
second.
Mrs.
Sua
Wesley;
third,
Mrs.
Thomas
Brown.
Treasurers
Mrs.
Peter
Mark.
Mrs.
Bd.
Vesley.
Committee
Mrs.
Dan
Cookson.
Mrs.
Arthur
Howard.
Mrs.
Alfred
McDames.
Mrs.
Arthur
&mjpare,
Mrs.
Moses
Jones.
Mrs.
Mary
Wilson
Visitors
Mrs.
Thomas
J.
Moore,
Mrs.
Henry
Wilson.
Mrs.
David
Wes
ley.
Secretaries
Mrs.
Fanny
Wright.
Mrs.
Matthias
Wesley,
Miss
Maria
Wilson.
,
Singers
Mrs.
Bd.
Brown,
Mrs.
Bd
Wesley,
Mrs.
Fred
Sampare.
Miss
Connie
Wesley.
Advisor1
Mrs.
Alfred
McDames
t
GEMS
FROM
LIFE'S
SCRAP-ROOK
CkOTHBt
rta
I
CVfctt
$ELF-CO.VTllOL
He
that
rtueth
Ills
spirit
is
bet
ter
than
he
that
taketh
a
city.
The
Bible.
In
vain
be
seefceth
others
to
sup
press
who
hath
not
learned
himself
first
to
subdue.
Spenser.
What
Is
the
best
government?
That
which
teaches
us
to
govern
ou
rsel
ves.T-Qoethe.
Man
la
properly
self-governed
only
when
he
la
guided
rightly
and
toverned
bv
his
Maker,
divine
I
Truth
and
Love.
Mary
Baker
Ed-
'dy.
'
Self-codquest
Is
the
greatest
of
victories.
Plato.
"Brave
conquerors!
for
so
you
are
That
war
against
your
owna
flections.
And
the
huge
army
of
-the
world's
desires
"
Shakespeare.
Resolve
to
be
thyself,
and
know
that
he
who
finds
himself,
loses
his
misery
-
Matthew
Arnold
est
Colds
Rub
well
over
throat
and
chest
VICKS
VapoRus
rcoc
THINKS
HE
WAS
GOAT
"V.
C.
Solloway
of
the
Firm
of
Solloway-Mllls
Says
They
Were
Victims
of
Politicians
I.
W.
C.
Solloway
has
written
a
book
In
which
he
claims
that
he
was
the
victim
of
political
persecutions.
The
public
demanded
a
victim
and
they
were
the
sacrificial
goats.
He
blames
particularly
the
premiers
of
Alberta.
Ontario
and
British
Colum
bia
for
his
fall.
He
says
that
what
his
firm
was
doing
was
done
by
ev
ery
brokerage
firm
yet
they
were
singled
out
and
only
they.
Mr.
Solloway
feels
that
he
was
a
wronged
man
and
he
also
feels
that
a
grave
Injustice
was
done
to
his
customers
and
grave
Injury
to
the
Dominion.
There
are
reasons
that
have
prompted'
htm
to
give
his
story
to
the
public
In
a
book
of
18
chapters
and
over
300
pages.
He
refuses
to
admit
defeat,
for
he
says:
"I
shall
return,
wisely
or
unwise
ly,
from
the
quiet
seclusion
of
family
life
to
the
turmoil
of
industrial
Mfe.
I
shall
face
my
tormentors
and
I
refuse
to
be
black-mailed.
I
shall
fight
those
whom
I
think
are
enemies
of
our
national
lifer
I
shall
fight
those
whom
I
think
are
a
de
triment
to
our
Industrial
progress.
I
shall
work
and
support
and
co
operate
with
men
In
Canada
whom
think
are
creating
Industrial
ac
tivity
and
work
for
our
I
have
another
reason
for
this
decision
and
for
the
writing
of
this
book.
I
have
three
boys
aged
seven,
five
and
three
whom
some
dsy
may
bold
responsible
position
In
in
dustrlal
or
public
life
and
I
consider
It
ray
duty
to
set
these
boys
an
ex
ample
so
that
wnen
they
grow
up
they
will
fight
for
their
Ideals."
Wall
Street
Drains
Canada
He
maintains
that
as
a
result
of
mistaken
policy
In
Canada,
of
which
his
prosecution
was
one
evl
donee.
Canadian
brokerage
houses
in
Canada
have
been
doing
little
tmsiness
while
Canadian
offices
of
New
York
brokers
have
been
dotog
much
with
the
result
thst
until
recently
our
people
have
been
work
ing
to
send
more
gold
to
Wall
Street.
Yet
we
have
a
wonderful
asset
In
our
gold
names
end
be
remarks
"The
gold
mining
areas
of
Canada
today
have
all
the
opportunities
of
years
gone
by.
During
the
next
few
years
many
of
the
men
who
are
now
exploring
the
wilderness
will
meet
with
success.
Many
new
gold
mines
win
be
developed
and
many
speculators
will
become
rich
"No
country
to
the
world
offers
such
opportunities
to
the
prospector
and
speculator,
and
I
shall
de
vote
au
my
energy
to
encourage
capital
from
the
financial
centres
of
United
States.
England
and
France
as
well
as
our
own
country.
Jo
participate
In
the
development
of
this
new
wealth."
"Since
Confederation.'
lie
says.
Wall
Street,
via
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange,
has
drained
Canada
of
Ms
surplus
money
The
New
York
stock
market
la
a
magnet
which
has
always
attracted
the
attention
of
successful
Canadians
who
have
made
money
In
Canadian
industry.
Hundreds
of
millions
of
dollars
made
by
Canadians
out
of
the
development
of
the
rich
natural
resources
of
Capada
have
gone
to
Wall
Street-very
little
of
thU
money
ever
comes
back.
Shoe
Repairing
Bring
yoor
shoes
to
the
Shu-Craft
We
rebuild
them
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
M.
MacARTHUR
Third
Ave.
Next
I
t
deral
Blk.
A
"Fair"
Exchange
U
1N'T
WAHT
AiW-
VLdTi
't
a
twin
Lowe
and
Gibson
Rout
Gangsters
In
Thrilling
Film
"In
the
Devil
is
Driving"
at
the
Capitol
tonight
most
action
of
the
1
picture
is
set
in
a
New
York
garage,
ostensibly
a
place
of
storage
for
cars,
but
in
reality
only
a
"front"
for
a
gang
which
specializes
in
stolen
automobiles
and
operates
a
luxurious
speakeasy
on
the
top
floor.
Lowe,
an
easy-going
wise-cracker.
Is
a
mechanic
employed
In
the
place.
Miss
Olbson.
whose
gift
of
gab
Is
equal
to
Lowe's,
Is
naturally
luraiiy.
Terrace
Prt
cloudy,
calm.
Alyansh
Part
cloudy,
as
tan.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
18
8twarU
Clear
calm.
13.
Haaalton
Clear
calm.
10.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm.
SO
Bums
Lake
Clear,
calm,
7a.
Advertise
m
the
Dally
News.
a
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Thrills.
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Ladies
of
the
Jury
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of
ll.r
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...
drawn
toward
him.
as
he
Is
to
her.
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But
Lowe's
easy
good-nature
vanishes
suddenly
when
the
gang
seriously
Injures
his
little
nephew,
and
when
the
boy's
fatlier.
seeking
revenge,
is
brutally
murdered.
Then,
with
the
assistance
of
Miss
Olbson
he
goes
on
s
rampage
that
brings
breathless,
dramatic
results.
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Weather
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Spring
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Westovor,
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tnd
May,
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fun.
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u.
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(Not
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