PAGH
FOUH
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Remarkably
Low
Prices
Offering
Today
Our
Selection
of
Tennis
and
Outing
Shoes
is
the
largest
in
town,
prices
to
meet
your
purse.
Also
many
other
bargains.
Give
us
a
visit
and
compare
prices.
For
the
Ladies
Miss
Irene
Mitchell,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
R.
Mitchell
of
V
J.
4
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N.
R.
Trains
For
the
East-Mondays'
Wednesday!
and
Fri
.days
9:30
pan
From
the
East-Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:15
p.m.
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Dulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
i
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
58
Fhones
S58
Here's
a
treat
for
you
thrifty
buy-
ers.
Women's
and
Growing
Girls'S
uQ
SI
QIZ
Shoes
grouped
together
in
Pumps,
I
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Ties,
Straps
&
Oxfords;
medium,
I
tO
I
-
high
and
spike
heels;
our
price
Most
Remarkable
Value
in
Men's
Lec-
A
Great
Assortment
of
Boys'
School
kies'
Dress
Boots
and
J.
HEZ
Boots
with
panco
soles
&
C-j
Qff
Oxfords,
reg.
$6.85;
now
1
leather
heels
;
price
....
VAw
Men's
Solid
Leather
Leckie
Work
Boots,
the
shoe
that
can
stand
the
,
n
EXTRA
P
SI'ECIAI
.
1
,
.
.
,
,
,r
0
T
comfort
all
Me"
s
Pa"cofSolf:
&
Rubber
Hed
Light
I
test
of
hard
weai-and
;
r4-85
$3,65
32,25
Leckies'
Boys'
School
Boots,
solid
lea-
Very
low
prices
on
Men's
Fisherman
ther
and
panco
soles
CO
ntZ
Boots
of
the
best
makes,
Goodrich
All
sizes
A.AO
an(1
Biack
Diamond.
GRADUATING
AT
COLLEGE
Miss
Irene
Mitchell
and
Jas.
Stewart
Kecelvinc
Degrees
From
U.
B.
C.
Today
this
city,
and
James
Stewart,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
O.
Stewart,
are
receiving
degrees
as
Bachelors
of
Arts
at
the
annual
convocation
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
In
Vancouver
today.
Miss
Mitchell
graduated
with
second
class
honors
and
James
Stewart
has
also
graduated
with
good
standing.
Mrs.
Mitchell
and
Mrs.
Stewart
are
both
in
Vancouver
to
attend
the
convocation.
A
total
of
m
students
in
aU
will
;
receive
.their
degrees
in
Arts,
Com
merce,
Applied
Science
and
Agriculture.
Miss
Grace
Parkinson
of
Vancouver,
aged
19,
ranlcs
first
in
the
graduating
class
In
Arts
winning
the
Oovernor
General's
Gold
Medal.
TESTED
RECIPES
OF
TEMPTING
INTEREST
HAM
IN
WAD
t
s
S
uck
a
'tctstu
Flavour
Him
In
Hades,
it
truly-
appetizing.
Easy
(o
prepare
loo
and
to
very
economical,
if
you
follow
this
simple
recipe.
Take
6
slices
of
cooked
ham,
1
teaspoon
of
Colman's
Mustard,
1
tablespoon
each
of
vin3r,
salt
and
paprika,
1
teaspoon
Worcester
sauce,
2
tablespoons
of
fat.
Mix
the
mustard,
vinegar,
salt
and
seasonings,
Coat
each
slice
of
ham
with
mixture.
Place
fat
in
frying
pan
and
when
smoking
hot
put
in
the
ham
slices.
Brown
quickly
to
a
ojclicalc
shade
on
cither
side.
A
lot
depends
on
that
teaspoon
of
mustard.
Be
sure
to
include
it
and
be
equally
sure
the
mustard
is
Colman's.
Then
your
"Ham
in
Hades"
will
have
a
tasty
flavour
and
the
savoury,
appetizing
appeal
that
rightly
belongs
to
it.
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(Continued
from
Page
Two)
and
a
lull
s
duration
with
the
submission
on
behalf
of
his
client,
the
accused,
that
"all
the
evidence
adduced,
except
that-of
John
DeVoln
and
Mis
Lewis,
is
consistent
wjth
the
entirr
Innocence
of
accused)
that
DeVoln's
evidence,
as
a
result
of
dscrt'iifiicles
between
his
state
ments
at
tin'
preliminary
hearing
and
the
trial
has
been
discredited
from
st.
at
to
finish,
that
Mrs.
Lewis
I
was
obUously
actuated
by
malice
and
spite,
that
the
prosecution
was
started
by
un
officer
in
the
pay
of
'the
underwriters,
was
fanned
by
'gossipy
evidence
from
Smtthers,
.strengthened
by
the
evidence
of
'Inlaws'
which
was
not
reliable
and
actuated
by
spite
and
malice."
He
asked
Ute
Jury,
under
all
the
circumstances,
to
acquit
the
accused
and
rested
his
case
with
confidence
that
It
would
so
do.
In
hi
argument
Mr
Harvey
contended
that
the
"various
fires"
seen
by
crown
witnesses
had
one
origin
which
might
easily
have
been
accidental
The
evidence
was
two
and
t
half
years
old
and
it
was
quite
possible
that
the
recollections
of
some
of
the
witnesses
might
have
become
dimmed.
There
was
no
sign
that
such
agencies
as
gasoline
or
coal
oil
had
been
used.
The
actions
of
accused
were
as
consistent
with
Innocence
as
with
guilt.
Anyone
who
j
was
having
business
troubles
might
casually
remark
that
"a
fire
would
'be
a
break"
for
him.
Remarks
along
this
line
which
accused
may
or
may
not
have
made.
Mr.
Harvey
con
ten
-
ided,
were
merely
casual
and
incon
sequential
and
possibly
made
In
Jest
as
any
one
might
do.
Certainly,
a
person
.actually
intending
to
commit
such
a
crime
as
arson
would
not
go
about
telling
casual
acquaintances
of
his
Intentions.
After
all.
accused,
having
not
actually
paid
the
premium
and
being
In
possession
of
no
policy,
had
no
definite
know-
ledge
that
the
second
$5500
lot
of
'
tnAurajwe
was
In
force
and.
being
doubtful
of
this,
would
hardly
bum
down
the
place.
Mr.
Harvey
questioned
K
vouna
DeVoln
was
telling
the
truth
in
hU
evidence
FOOTBALL!
TONIGHT
Regiment
vs.
Canadian
Legion
ArropolU
Hill
6:30
p.m.
AdmlMon
25c
Gardening
Needs
Black
Leaf
10
How?
Tree
Spray
35c
Sprayorf,
up
from
20c
Trowels
15c
Fancy
Bonier
Fence,
18
inches
high,
foot
.
.
13c
Lawn
Mowers
$9.75
up
Grass
Shears,
50c
up
Kaien
Hardware
BOOTH
WON
OVER
HIGH
Only
One
Goal
Scored
In
Thrilling
Junior
League
Soccer
.Match
The
Junior
League
football
game
between
King
Edward
High
School
and
Booth
Memorial
School
last
night
was
a
thrilling
match
all;
through.
Booth
winning
out
with
the
only
goal
of
a
vell
contested
match.
Booth
had
the
hlU
in
Its
favor
and
had
the
better
of
the
opening'
exchanges,
Eby
shooting
past
and
I
MeMeekln
hitting
the
upright.
Then
I
High
forwards
made
nice
comblna-I
tkm
plays.
Colussl
finishing
with
a
I
shot
that
was
too
high.
Annesley
saved
a
high
dropping
shot
from
MacDonald
McOrekli
and
Matsu-imoto
were
playing
a
rare
spoiling'
game
with
Nelson
turning
in
a
strong
game
at
back.
Lindsay
had
a
try
after
High
forwards
made
ground
but
a
fine
centre
from
Cameron
was
cleverly
converted
with
a
shot
by
McLeod
that
was
placed
just
inside
the
upright.
1
On
resuming,
the
game
was
fought
out
at
a
fast
pace.
High
did
the
greater
part
of
the
pressing
for
a
time
but
Booth
defence
was
sound
Shrubsall
Just
missed
with
a
Week-
End
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Oranulated
8ugar
79
P
Alberta
Creamery
Butter
HZr
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3
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brick
Fine
Ontario
Cheese
20
C
Royal
City
Sweet
Corn
-
25
C
,
Malkin
s
Best
Tea
1-lb
pkg
King
Oscar
Sardines
,
per
tin
Alberta
Fresh
Bggs--
per
ri.ii
3v.ij!
Baron
Sliced
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lb
38c
Utna-Mite
Health
Food
1
Qo
XOO
wr
nkr
Purr
Maple
8rup
pint
bottle
23c
!
Keller's
Rice
Krlsates
inn
'
XLi,
-r
nip.
M.ilkin
Bent
COFFEE
1-lb.
Un
38c
mm
13c
14c
18c
Malkin's
Best
PRUNES
2-lb
pkg.
19c
Hwansdown
t'AKE
FLOUR
ler
pkg-
29c
Nabob
Baking
Powder
OQp
12-oi.
tin
Shelled
Walnut
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.
Seedless
Raisin
v-
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Fifth
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20
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But
Without
Change
Wednesday
and
Thursday
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
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starts
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SO
&
9:30
Admission
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&
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FRIDAY
&
SATURDAY
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With
U'altrr
II
fine
cross
and
Campbell
tried
a
long'
one
that
went
too
high.
Johnson
shot
past
and
Lindsay
went
close.!
Oay
fisted
away
a
wefl
taken
cor
ner
of
Lindsay's
and
then
Booth
forwards
made
heaaway.
Alf
Ritchie
defended
well
when
Cameron
and
MacDonald
attacked
and
when
McLeod
and
MeMeekln
also
put
In
some
neat
combined
movements.
High
tried
hard
but
Booth
retained
the
lead
and
won,
one
goal
to
nil.
Both
teams
played
well
and
the
football
was
of
a
good
class
and
fast
For
High.
Hitchie.
Fulton.
Johnson.
Lindsay.
Colussl
were
the
best
while
Booth
was
well
served
by
ungo
tomedy-
'SunkiMfd
s,
Nelson.
MaUsunm'..,
McLeod,
Bob
Rm
i,
,
aid.
J.
Kelly
rcirn
wi
Veltch
were
High
School
a,m,,;(
Ritchie:
Fulton.
v,;
Lindsay
Johiiww.
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