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Books
Elementary,
and
High
We
Buy,
Sell,
Allowance
in
Exchange
The
Book
of
Knowledge
The
Children's
Encyclopaedia
Used
Tools,
Stoves,
Ranges,
Rifles,
Shot
Guns,
Musical
Instruments
Used
Furniture
Beds,
Dressers,
Dining
Room
Suite,
Kitchen
Tables,
Odd
Chairs
New
Furniture
"
5-Piece
Bedroom
Suite
$98.50
3-Piece
Chesterfield
Suite
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Furniture
Exchange
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5
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RIVER
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Creek
in
the
Peace
'fiver
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held
ft
fjrt
fall
rlr
frn
Friday
and
Saturda
1j.L
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two
,,
aj
a
result,
Ihe
'rawma-
card
for
reildenti
from
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1rU
oi
the
tnrnmnA'mj
Ai.
trlct.
Mr.
and
Jin.
Charles
Rranit
have
returned
from
a
honeymoin
Uar
take
up
residence
In
th-s
'fe
Klver
Ulwk.
i!r.
Brandt
formerly
iUnn
Sofle
Budlck
'f
Buffab
.kfr.
A
Jfawnlc
Idze
haj
been
In
ttuted
at
VnwMoa
Creek
In
Ihe
I'eace
River
Block.
V.
M.
Grant,
dljitrfct
deputy
Krand
mater,
eprejented
th
(Jrand
Lodjfe
of
ritlh
Columbia
at
the
Institution.
It,
l
Boal
is
worahlpful
tmnU;r
of
Ihe
new
lodje.
Ir.
H.
11.
Greenwood
of
Horee-ihoe,
North
Carolina,
a
well
known
big
game
hunter,
arrived
st
Dawaon
Creek
fnroute
to
the
middle
fork
of
th.
I'l
no
Itfvor
where
he
plan
to
ipend
the
next
wuriy
qaya
huntlpy.
Harry
GHen,
while
on
a
flehinx
trip
to
Carbon
Hlvef
In
"the
I'eace
Klver
district,
caught
what
waa
ald
to.
be
a
thret'-lnch
halibut.
Thla
Is
said
to
be
the
first
flfh
of
that
variety
ever
caught
In
thone
Inland
waters,
Mrs.
G.
M.
Oudley
waa
hostess
at
Jlnner
recently
ln
honor
of
Kt.
Kcv.
G.
A.
Ktx
D.D.,
the
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
TALK
OF
CABBAGES
HKHI'KLKK.
Ont..
Hept.
2!
(CI')SIx
cubbaKcs
weljfhinjr
a
total
of
7c
pounds
are
on
display
here
by
I'.
V,
Llndhorat.
They
are
of
the
"Copenhagen
Market"
variety.
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HORN
OWL
WKMjANI),
Ont.,
ScpL
2:
CIM
Milton
Mansfield,
farmer
tiear;
here,
exhibited
proudly
n
lare
KreuUhorncd
owl
he
cuuxhl
In
a
rat
trap,
ufU-r
It
killed
1C
of
his
chlrkf-ns
and
wared
the
rent.
I
Wearer
oce
'
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jg;a
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Sir
C
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raler
rf
we
of
Bntur
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AH
Cost,
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ersarje.
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p-.are-i
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on
as
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natet!
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Sir
OJart
a
nsnr
in
the
ijxw-3t
ax
a
aparvx:
faUier
-rho
ktA
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to
jail
after
they
bid
ten
tosad
puitj
of
pfaichir;
their
dasf
fetoUHattor
raflHcery
The
fcoy.
H.
J
Birtktwan?
and
J
VT
Bow3phar
ere
glren
wn-teoee
of
ec
year
and
nine
awntltt
hard
atwr.
respectirely.
by
the
dfebvi
magistrate
at
8ohuff
REAL
FIGHT
IN
GOTHAM
Mohoney,
Old
Fighter,
Oppo.
lammany
and
Others
In
Civic
Campaign
NEW
YORK.
Sect.
2:
(CP
Jeremiah
T.
Mahoney,
chosen
by
the
"New
Deal"
rebels
of
Tammany
Hall
as
their
candidate
f
t
th
Democratic
nomination
for
mayor
of
New
York-
calls
him-
eelf
"a
fijfhtinz
Mick."
In
38
year
at
the
bar
and
in
politics,
the
G2-year
old
Iawrer
and
president
of
the
United
Statea
Amateur
Athletic
Unkn
has
seen
many
a
atjut
scrap
but
the
fiifht
of
his
life
begins
when
he
clashes
with
the
aroused
na-
oobs
of
Tammany
and
their
can-;'
isile,
Senatjr
Royal
K.
Cop
land,
for
the
supjKrt
of
New
York
Utys
Democrats.
And
If
he
wins
the
Democratic
primary
September
10.
that
wiM
only
be
half
the
battle.
Tougher
still
will
be
the
campaign
against
Mayor
Fiorello
H.
LaCuardia,
cx-Iected
to
run
for
his
second
term
on
either
the
Republican
ticket
an
independent.
New
York
voters
will
decide
the
mayoralty
itself
November
2.
Mahoney
a
aubstftuMon
forGro-ver
A.
Whalen,
former
iwlfce
commissioner
as
New
Deal
candidate
cam
as
yet
another
surprise
move
In
a
campaign
remarkable
for
the
number
of
latt-minute
shifts.
He
is
expected
to
command
stronger
support
than
Whalen,
especially
in
the
ranks
of
organized
labor,
and
his
selection
makes
questionable
the
ability
of
Tammany
to
regain
control
of
the
city
government.
Proposals
for
enlisting
labor
support
for
the
anti-Tammany
Mahoney
include
the
formation
of
a
"Labor-for-Mahoney"
com
mittee.
If
Mahoney
wins
the
primary,
this
would
be
expanded
Into
a
new
party,,
the
United
Labor
Party,
and
used
to
entice1
labor
votes
away
from.LaGuardla,
.w))o
is
backed
by'lhig
American
Labor
Party.
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Tut
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WINDSOR,
Opt,
Sept.
2;
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a
o,uyi;
pounu
sinner
wo
a
orougnt
irom
Amlierstburg
to
a!i-chor
the
British
flying
boat
Cam-
bria.
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extieefjd
in
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2:
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WALLACE'S
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
Hand
Embroidered
Pillow
Slips
special.
m
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f
Pair
1.UU
Bridge
Sets
Hand
worked
grass
linen
etc.
With
colored
embroidery.
Cloth
and
napkins.
J
qq
Flannelette
Sheets
Extra
heavy
in
blue
or
pink.
Q4
fif
Each
ql.UU
Damask
Table
Cloths
54x54.
White
centre,
colored
borders.
(JJ
QQ
Pillows
Featheu
filling
art
HE
0
ticking
coveys.
,Each
wC
.Monks
Cloth
Heavy
C-f
A
A
weave.
48"
wide.
Yd.
.
.
v
A
U
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Unbleached
Sheeting
72"
wide
pure
quality.
j-
txr
3
yards
01.
UU
Curtain
Nets
Frilled
or
plain
edge
with
dots.
Assorted
C-f
A
A
colors.
4
yards
for..
VUU
Flannelette
Stripes
or
Q4
A
A
plain
white.
6
yards
.
.
V-l"U
Brocaded
Hayon
In
rose,
gold,
blue,
green,
white,
mauve,
Q-i
A
A
yellow.
4
yds.
......
?AUU
Fancy
Ticking
34"
wide
C-f
A
A
in
floral
design.
5
yds.
VXUU
Curtain
Hods
Kirsch
make
with
Curved
ends.
O
2
for..
ZDC
t
Japanese
Crepes
In
assortment
of
colors.
AA
7yards
vX"U
Crofter
Yarns-rln
a
full
range
of
colors.
Ball
.
.
.
Tiger
Fingering
Yarn
Assorted
marls
and
plains.
A
splendid
sock
7
skeins
.
.
.
$1.00
Phone
9
10c
Dress
Goods
In
assorted
vcxtsfor
school
dresses.
Offn
Yard
2t)C
Boys'
Lastex
Top
Hose
Q4
flfi
Sizes
6
to
10.
3
prs.
VvV
Women's
Pure
Silk
Hoe
-
Mercury
quality.
8
J
to
10.
Values
flCp
to
S1.50.
Special,
pr.
UOt
Children's
.
.
Cotton
Hib
Hose
Fawn
r
-
A.
rtl
4
pairs
tJLsUV
Children's
Ankle
Sox
CI
Hfl
Assorted
sizes.
4
pairs
V
AvV
Ladies
Cotton
Hose
jj
-J
QJ
Boys'
and
Girls'
Wool
Turn
Top
Hose
$1.00
Watson's
Quality
Vests
Winter
weight,
silk
stripe,
CJ
fl()
strap
shoulder.
2
for
V,u"
Waffle
Knit
Snugs
and
Qi
Hfl
Vests
I
garments
..
.
r,JLVV;
Ladies'
Silk
Knit
Pyjamas
and
Gowns
-furp"nal
1.00
House
Dresses
In
tub
fast
prints.
Assorted
sizes.
QCo
Each
...J..:....;.
.
Pastel
Dresses
In
lace
weave.
Val-
S0?1-76-
$1.00
Foundation
Garments
Corset,
Cor-selettes
and
Girdles.
Assorted
styles
and
values.
SI
00
Each
....,.....,
Blouses
In
plaili
or
fancy
Taffeta.
Sizes
14
to
40.
Values
Qi
flfl
to
$1.49.
Each
Raincoats
In
blue,
fawn,
brown,
rose.
Values
to
$5.60.
CO
95
Special
tyM"
Wc
Close
at
8
p.m.
Saturdays
Third
and
Fulton