PAQB
BIX
AUDITORIUM
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENING
1
....;
i
Xellllllllg
ill
J
O
ClOCK
tloor
hi
the
Finest
Shape
MISS
CURRIE
S
ORCHESTRA
Ladies
25c
Gentlemen
50c
The
Hall
is
now
equipped
to
take
care
of
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feel,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to
property.
IT'S
FOn
SALE
Phone
Black
449
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
Pure
)rugs
PROMPT
SERVICE
RIGHT
PRICES
y"ou
will
always
find
the
highest
quality
at
this
store
together
with
prompt,
efficient
and
courteous
service
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED
Carefully
and
Accurately
We
fill
prescriptions
just
as
your
physician
wants
them
filled.
LET
US
SERVE
"YOU
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Free!
Free!
We
will
give
away
One
Tea
Pol
with
every
purchase
2
pounds
of
BRAID'S
BEST
TEA
or
1
lb.
Tea
and
1
lb.
of
BRAID'S
BEST
COFFEE
Only
a
limited
numJer.
Come
In
and
Inspect
our
stock
of
School
Supplies.
Mussallera
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
6th
Avenue
East
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
&c.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
Eyes
of
Schoolchildren
Examined
Free
Sixly
per
cent
of
all
school
children
suffer
from
weak
eyes.
You
cannot
begin
too
-youn
to
care
for
the
eyesight.
Don't
let
your
child
study
Under
the
handicap
or
faulty
vision.
Keen
eyesight
means
a
keen
brain
as
well
as
physical
vigor.
Nrlng
the
children
here
for
testing
and
advice.
A.
E.
Ireland
(Jraduale
Optometrist
for
27
Years
Phone
Red
442
319
3rd
Ave.,
Opp.
Q.W.V.A.
WIRELESS
REPORT
(8
a.m.;
Digby
Island
Cloudy,
calm;
-
"
-
-
-T"
'
HO
-'
UUU
F
icayen,
abeam
Watson
Rock
south-
j
bound;
8
p.m.,
spoke
steamer
Cu-
racao,
Ketchikan
for
Seattle,
500i
miles
from
Seattle.
Dead
tree
Point
Harometcr,
dO.20;
temperature,
53.
Noon
Digby
Island
Overoast,
calm;
barometer,
30.10;
temperature,
58;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Itaromeler,
30.20;
temperature,
00.
Then
He
Detoured
Parson
Johnson
islcrnly)
-
Did
you
come
by
dat
watelV-
melon
honestly,
HruuMer
Smith?
I
he
Melon
Toler
Deed
Ah
did,
pahson;
cbry
day
fo'
nigh
on
iwo
weeks.
A
Christian
A
farmer
was
nutting
un
the
sign
in
his
orchard:
"Fruit.
ilel
ourseir,
nvlicn
his
neigh-bo
fame
along."
"What's
the
use?"
queried
thr
alter.
"I
hey
would
heln
them
selves,,
anyway."
l
rue,"
replied
the
farmpr.
'IhenJhey
would
be
thieves.
Mv
sign
saves
them
from
beconw'nsr
bal
and
prevents
In
that
exlrni
an
increase
of
sin
in
the
world.
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
"y
ARRIVING
WEDNESDAY'S
BOAT
100
Dozen
Golden
Bantam
Corn
on
the
Ccb,
per
dozen
40c
The
price
is
right
ami
the
quality
is
.the
best
right
now.
ARRIVING
FRIDAY
Book
your
order
immediately
100
Cases
Italian
Prunes
While
they
last,
per
box
.
.
.
95c
SI
ORE
GOSSIP
One
of
our
customers
would
like
to
get
in
touch
with
some
lady
who
will
be
leaving
for
Vancouver
about
September
12
and
who
would
be
willing
to
chaperonc
a
four
year
old
boy
for
fair
consideration.
See
our
office.
BISCUIT
SPECIAL
100
lbs.
Dainty
Sandwich
100
lbs.
Chocolate
Cream
liars
Special,
per
lb.
29c
Why
pay
50c
a
pound
for
stale
biscuits
when
you
can
gel
fresh
slock
like
this
for
2'Jc.
200
lbs.
dinger
Snaps.
Special,
per
lb
19c
We
sell
crisp
biscuits
at
all
times
and
we
depend
on
fast
turnover
to
maintain
this
reputation.
FRUITS
and
VEGETABLES
Green
Toniatdes,
6
lbs.
for
.
.
25o
Cuokiritf
Onions,
8
Ibs-Jor
f
.
25c
Fresh
Citron,
per
lb
7c
Ne.w
.Orejn
UcaiiSj
3
lbs.
for
25c
lireen
Itfnfo'ns";
dodn
.
.
.
'.
.
25c
Strawberry
Rhubarb,
5
lbs.
..
25c
Sweet
Spuds,
2
lbs
25c
K
Plant,
2
lbs
25o
Fancy
Tomatoes,
2
lbs
25c
Fancy
Tomatoes,
5
lb.
basket
50c
Ve-gelable
Marrow,
per
lb.
...
6c
Hubbard
Squash,
per
lb
7c
Pumpkin,
per
lb
7c
Large
Ripe
liaiianas,
dozen..
60c
H.
c.
plums,
basket
....
45c
Red
drapes,
3
lb.
basket
....
50c
Hyslop
Crahapples,
per
case
$2.15
3
Preserving
Peaches,
crate
S1.45
Table
Peaches,
basket
40c
Bartlett
Pears,
ease
,
S2.95
uanieii
poars,
basket
35c
I'nwrapped
Apples,
i
lbs.
..
25c
Per
box
S1.95
No.
1
Fancy
Wealthy
Wrapped
Apples,
2
ibs
for
25c
Per
box
S3.00
California
Lemons,
per
do.en
25c
caiueloupes,
good
size,
2
for
35c
Casaba
Melons,
per
lb
10o
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
4
for
$1.00
Pickles,
Catsup,
Sauces,
Etc.
You
may
select
sour,
sweet
or
chow
pickles,
but
only
one
jar
oi
pickles
in
the
assortment.
This
special
is
the
best
value
we
have
ever
offered
in
this
line.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
IlOVERS'
LANES
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
Sepfen,
i-
9
i!6
.r.iiimj.wuyn.t)!
um
v.m:,.j
;k(,,
as
caused
(ierninny
to
seels
tiyilay
showed
thai
a
big
repair
j0J'cr
lra,je
relationships
wit!)
would
l.e
necei-W
on
UifyC
(f
oya
Jt,tnk
rc.
id.
M.
31.
freighter
Canadian
t.Oas-
trade
.i0r(
nU!t!(n,,
foreign
n
ter.
which
ran
onPine
Island,
ele-Council.
nenly
itni,orlanl
iQueen
Charlotte
bound,
at
the
,,
,
,,,.,
nni
-.,---
MM
LONDON
"-
Motor
Traffic
Barred
In
Order
Not
'to
Interfere
With
Maids
and
Men.
LiU.Mni.i,
i.
uiiiie
i
Lane
and
Elic
Lane,
a
few
miles
outside
of
Sheffield,
have
been'job
consecrated
to
Eros,
tlie
God
of
Love
by
the
NVortley
.District
The
council
has
decided
jut
traffic,
and
to
turn
them
over.
to
courtin?
couples.
The
lanes.
are
so
narrow,
ami
o;favorcd
by
maids
and
their
.ywains,
that
nu-tor
traffic
in
the
upjnion
of
the
council
is
dangerous.
Jo
the
finger
posts
at
the
cross-roads
will
soon
point
"To
Arcadia
(Passen
gers
Only)."
There
are
about
two
miles
of
lovers
lanes.
It
appears
to
bo
held
here
that
if
a
nian
Js
single
he
dare
not
go
up
there
at
all,
says
a
correspondent
or
the
Dally
j
.ir5.
Dill
ilir
luwiii.ii
n
uuu
yu
non-lovers
is
not
yet
in
opera-'
ion,
and
my
driver
and
I
slipped
into
Arcadia
at
the
last
.minute,
is
il
were,
without
breaking
Cm-!id's
bylaws.
We
dimply
followed
the.
maids
mil
men.
It
was
just
after
tea.
whiiMov
r.n
.iiro.iiiv'tbi
niiiilin
..(,,
,1,1
i,
,iM,..
i..
calliiw:
We
passed
two
rose-
overed
collates,
and
entered
a
nrrow
road
bordered
with
high
hedges.
"This.
'
sui.1
the.
driven
in
a!"1'
session
of
the
Com
-
hushed
voice!(1ie
was.
a
young
nan
with
curly
hair,
blue
eyesv1"
ll"'innuie
riny
per
cent
or
"is
lovers'
lane."
He
drove
low-'
",e
I'iion"
and
that
the
pro-
past
low
walls,
built
of
pile
li-
liened
rock
with
green
mos
jn
he
rrags.
There
was
the
intox-,-aling-
perfume
of
nev-mown
lay,
fields
of
red
nnd
gold
where
he
poppies
mingled
with
the
corn.
Here
and
there
on
the
well-
Torn
rock
sal
the
maids
and
the
men.
Kissing
Gate
There
is
an
old.
rustic
bridge
''where
Whiteley
Lane
joins
Elic
Lane.
A
brook
rippled
nnd
s.irutjmenl
of
the
counlrv
to
raise
so
vo,u""'-
111,1
Pniarily.
nussi.i
underneath,
and
birds
were
sins-1
much
money
to
carry
on
Iho
nn
KrIruI'ural
cduntry
an!
ing
to
the
sinking
sun.
In
Elic
'business
of
Hie,
country
and
only,lne
l""0?1
"4a,,e
in
''
fi'1
Lane
a
"kissing"
gate
ushers
'by
econoniv
in
the
administration'1
,nnr,'
'niportanl
than
in
olher
you
into
a
hilly
hayrield,
and
thejor
that
bu'slnpts
can
the
money
activities.
In
1025,
225.OO0.OOU
lane
itself
is
bordered
with
wildjof
the
people
be
saved.
You
stale!3"
were
sown
as
eompareJ
ferns
and
foxglove.
that
in
the
four
mouths
ending
with
215.500,000
arn-s
in
1913.
There
are
old
moss-covered
j
3lat
of
July,.
J25,
UiP'
receipt!
"
"
sales
on
which
are
carved
initials.
I
There
is
no
ikiubt
(hat
these
lanes
are
well
and
truly
"Lovers
!
Lanes."
There
were
dozens
oU
rouples
exploring
the
delightful
solitudes
last
evening.
"I
agree
with
Lady
Mabel
mith
and
other
members
of
pie
Worlley
Council,"
said
my
driver,
"that
motor
headlights
would
be
barbaric
in
Lovers'
Lane."
S.VAP
SALE
irandvicw
Hole!.
Apply
at
hotel.
211
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
EXTRAORDINARY
COMBINATION
KEINZ
DEAL
large
tin
Pork
and
Deans
itollle
Chili
Sauce
Hollies
Heinz
Catsup
Tolal
Value,
i.50
ALL
FOR
$1.00
Cash
and
Carry
Away
FRUITS
Italian
Prunes,
lug
boxes,
heavy
pack,
per
box
95c
Freestone
Preserving
Peaches,
per
box
$1.40
Extra
Fancy
Hartlett
Pears,
per
box
$2.85
dozen
for
$1.00
Fancy
Hot
House
Tomatoes,
per
(basket
40c
Casaba
Melons,
per
lb
8o
Fancy
li.
C.
Muskmelous,
each
15c
Vegetabels
at
lowest
prices.
Fresh
Milk
and
Whipping
Cream
GR0CERIE8
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips,
tin
32c
Lihhy'
Saurkraul,
per
tin
.
.
20c
Icing
Sugar,
-2
lb.
pkg
20o
Peas,
Corn,
Tomatoes,
7
tins
for
$1.00
Oreat
West
Tea,
70c
value
for
65o
Schilling
Making
Powder,
5c
tin
for
,
30c
Sunkist
Oranges,
2
dozen
for
45c
Creamery
Mutter,
bricks,
lb.
40o
1
1
lb.
box,
per
lb
i.
.
37o
Fresh
Ejrgs,
3
dozen
for.
.
.$1.00
Half
tiallon
Pure
Malt
Vinegar,
in
jars
75o
Every
One
Who
Visits
OurStore
8aves
Money
iCOASTER
IN
BAD
SnArfc
Examination
Shows
That
vessel
Sustained
Much
Damage
In
Hitting
Pine
Island.
framework
in
the
Torepeak
are
shattered
and
there
is
a
big
hole
.
.
..
I.!,....
II...
I
i
'I
..I
?r
.
ward
compartments
were
full
of
water.
from
Vancouver
as
to
what
will
no
.
done
...in
with.
.1
the
vessel
.
now
H
that
i
the
survey
of
the
damage
has
been
made.
j
II
I
TL
i
o
111
1
"e
"A-CUer
DOX
CONSERVATIVE
CRITICISM.
I'MitfiH
lliil..
v
A
lit.
Ie
crit
i
s
,
of
your
edl-
lorial
of
Wedncday
nughl
not
be
ami,,
at
the
present
.ime,
and
in
fairness
the
attention
of
the
following,
which
you
omitted
to
mention.
Old
Ago
Pensions
You
omit
io
siaie
uiai
lue
Mil
passed
n
mon
calle'il
upon
l
he
provinces
v
iuce
(lid
nut
givo
their
con-
that
production
in
some
lines
h
sent
lo
'provide
such,
and
1
1
now
approaching
pre-war
pro-fact
the
province
of
Hritish
Coi-
portions.
Forty
per
cent
more
unrtda
through
the
Attorney-
oil
was
exported
from
Russia
in
(jeneral
declined
to
have
any-
iltejr
fiscal
yPat
of
IU2I-25
than
thing
to
do
with
il.
and
said
that
j
i3,
i,U
irnn
ami
gold
pro
Old
Age
Pensions
was
purely
a
,urllon
Wns
only
about
50
per
matter
for
the
Federal
Parlia-
PP,
as,
,rMli
Tm10
prMuc.
meni.
,
,t
,
i
.
.
....
The
Budget
Robb
Hudet-
Where
is
the
11
j
mill
ll
.(
ttf-
.
I
I.
A
ti.H-n.ttrt
of
Canada
through
this
Budget
from
customs,
excise
lax,
ete.i
roughly
seveJi
and
a
half
mit-
'11
-M
f
.
'
.
.
.
'
,l0"
oouars
more
man
m
me
corresponding
period
lal
year.
Assuming
that
this
averag:
keeps
up
Jhen
the
people
of
Canada
will
have
paid
into
the
public
treasury
thirty
millions
of
dollars
more
for
tiie
year
ending
31sl
of
.Maith,
I927,
than
rcr
the
year
ending
the
3
1st
of
March,
192(5.
This
mon.'y
com"
oul
of
the
pockets
of
the
pcopl-
and
your
mythical
saving
ol
3.00
per
head
of
the
population
is
tlie
other
way
reversed,
tha
is,
that
every
man,
woman
and
'
child
will
have
contributed
3.00
'
per
head
more
than
In
Iho
pre
vious
year.
Willi
the
public
expect
you
lo
use
alt
propaganda
you
can
for
I
lie
benefit
of
your
party,
they
are
entitled
to
expect
from
n
reputable
.lcvspaper
that
the
editor
will
confine
himself
l-i
facts
and
not
publish
half
truth
anoui.
mailers
which
are
very
vital
lo
their
interests.
I).
C.
STUART.
(Premier
John
Oliver
has
announced
from
the
public
platform
Miat
the
province
of
Hritish
Columbia
would
have
adopted
the
Old
Age
Pension
offer.
Editor.
MINERAL
ACT.
Ctrtlflcat
of
lmprpmnti
Sfri-tike
V..
4,
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ui-
No.
i
rr-tii)inl
irv
SwrriiMake
.Nu.
Krr-tlcHul
Min.nl
i
uim,
MtuHe
In
the
Allln
Minlnr
lml.n
or
cur
lililrtrl.
Whrrr
lorilcil
-Kil
ulite
or
T(ku
Artn,
nrar
siM-rn
i.ft-k
TAkK
OTIi:;
llml
llrirlilt
Sy!f.
XttrrMrr
and
uiiriior.
ir
mo
VVl
I'rn-1T
ft..
VaiirmiviT.
HMtUh
Oiliirnlila.
arl
Inr
agriu
r.,r
s(vptJkf
Minlnr
Cut
poratlun
Kit
Mirifr'a
lrtiriea'.
5n.
ijuii,
iniciKi.
hd
nnyt
rnitn
tlu-
daiv
ItrrniT,
la
lil
In
(lie
Mlnlnir
llrnnlpr
ror
Ornrii-ali-a
nr
Iniprnvpnwnit.
ror
piirpiM
or
otilalnliir
Crown
Oram
or
Iw
alovr
rlalm.
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IL'HTIIKII
T
A
k
F.
SOTICK
thai
ar
(Ion
uiiilrr
iwimioii
l
nmtt
m
roimiwnrril
Wutr
iIih
irmie
i,r
mjcIi
rrllfiratca
ot
iiinrrii.riiiriiiv,
II
ATtli
itiin
i,i
,ujr
of
Sfpiciuber,
A.I.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Slock
of
Fui
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
CONDITION
OF
RUSSIA
SHOWN
BY
TRADE
WITH
THE
OTHER
COUNTRIES
Kriinna
Ha
Model
Firnn
In
Thftt
Countpy
Where
Tney
Exhibit
Use
of
Tractors
j
The
necessity
for
export
mur-
,
nporpi
00,0u0.000
worth
...
..
,
.,:,
,
,..
,
n
vac
,v
..,-.-.
v
'entourage
this
trade
the
(icr.
map
government
is
financing
these
exports
with
sufficient
plements,
for
instance,
may
bi
,.
.
..V.,'
,
,
..
paid
for
from
the
proceeds
of
.two
harvest.
In
order
to
Secure
(his
market,
Knipps
has
established
four
model
farms
ii.
Russia
where
their
machinerv
may
be
demonstrated
to
the
peasants
of
the
surrounding
territory.
As
the
Russian
is
no'
familiar
with
modern
method-in
agriculture,
lumbering
or
""""
f
U'
rJuC
,rofB,,1
machinery
Is
one
fem
w,,'ctl
wlU
require
,JucaUon
n.
!"'
Mn
1
'
wcro
less
than
jOO
tractors
hi
14,1
H"""!
1.300
were
used
in
ronneciion
wuu
un
lasi
uurvesi
Country
Is
Producing
While
il
is
undoubtedly
some
"Hal
dimruit
10
lorui
any
ar-
curate
estimate
of
industrial
and
economic
conuuions,
yci
ngures
from
Russian
sources
indicate
oii
iiiis,
irniiru
ill
mr
i.ii
i
years
nnd
i
now
on
prariicall
i
pre-war
oasis.
The
pulp
and
,a,"T
"
ow
in;,"!,r"
P",1"";
synopsis
of
Land
act
amendments
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unrarvd,
aurrnH
Crown
lanJa
mar
U
pr-ampt4
by
Diitlah
ubjrct
ovar
It
yeara
of
a.
ixl
by
atttna
on
dUrln
Intantloa
to
bcom
Ilrlllah
aubjacla.
condl.
Uonal
upon
rak)anca.
occupation,
ind
Improvtment
fr
aiiicultura4
urpoaea.
Full
Information
concerning
ran
mtlona
rrgartlnc;
pra-ampUona
la
clvcn
In
Uullatin
.No.
1,
Land
barlaa.
"How
to
I'ra-tmpt
I
And."
coplea
of
r
uhlch
un
ba
obtained
frea
of
charca
ty
adiln-aalnr
tha
l)partmant
of
Landa.
Victoria,
U.C,
or
to
anf
0ot
amrnant
Acant
Hacorda
will
ba
granted
covering
onlr
land
aultabla
for
agrtculturaj
purpoaea.
and
which
la
not
timber-land.
I.e.,
earning
over
1.090
board
fret
par
acra
mil
of
tha
Coaat
Ila.ni
e
and
MOV
feat
per
acra
eaat
of
tbat
iUng.
Appllcatlona
for
pre.emptlona
era
to
b
addraaad
to
tha
Land
Com
,
mlaaloner
of
tha
Land
necordtng
Dl
vlalon.
In
which
tha
land
applied
for
j
la
altuated,
and
are
made
an
printed
j
forma,
coplea
of
which
can
ba
ob-
i
Ulned
from
tha
Land
Commlaelonar,
'
Pra-emptlona
muat
ba
occupied
for
I
five
yeara
and
Improvementa
made
to
value
of
110
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
culUratlng
at
laaat
five
:
acraa.
before
a
Crown
Oram
can
be
received.
For
mora
detailed
Information
aea
1
tha
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
!
PURCHASE
Application!
are
received
for
pur
thaae
of
vacant
and
unreeerved
Crown
landa.
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purpoaea;
minimum
price
for
flrat-claaa
(arable)
land
la
IS
per
acra.
and
aecond-claea
(arming)
land
U.60
per
acre.
Further
In
formation
regarding
purchaaa
or
leaae
of
Crown
land
la
given
Jn
bulletin
No.
10,
LanJ
Kerlea.
"I'urchaae
and
'
Leaaa
ot
Crown
Landa."
Mill,
factory,
or
InJuetrial
attea
oq
Umber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acre,
may
ba
purchued
or
leaaed.
the
eon
dltlona
Including
payment
of
atumpaga.
)
HOMESITE
LEASES
'
Unaurvayed
area,
not
exceeding
II
acre),
may
be
leaaed
aa
homealtea.
condlUonal
upon
a
dwelling
being
raoted
in
tha
flrat
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
realdfnce
and
lro
provement
oondltlona
are
fulfilled
'
and
land
haa
been
aurveyed.
LEASES
Tor
grazing
and
tnduatrlal
pur
poaaa
area
not
exceeding
ItO
acre
may
ba
leaaed
by
one
peraoa
or
a
company,
company,
QRAZINQ
Under
tha
Qrutng
Aet
tba
Pror
Inea
la
divided
Into
grazing
dlatrtoU
and
tha
range
admlnlatarad
under
a
Orailng
Commlaelonar,
Annual
grazing
permit
a
are
laaued
baaed
on
number
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
eatabllahad
ownera.
Stock-owners
may
form
aiaoclatlona
for
rang
management
Free,
or
partly
tree,
permit
are
available
for
eeUlara,
eaapera
aad
Uavellera,
a
u
teat
T
Your
Eyes
Hold
No
Secrets
from
our
methods
of
Examination
for
Defects
of
scientific
principles
with
Application
the
aid
of
i
struments
perfected
fop
their
use
by
men
who
have
miiT
lifelong
study
of
the
needs
of
Optometry
Is
what
produrV
such
perfect
results
fop
your
eyes
whon
you
visit
our
on!
tlcal
parlor.
p,
If
In
doubt
concerning
your
glasses
consult
with
o
ur
optician.
We
make
no
charges
for
advice
and
do
not
urge
to
to
accept
It,
but
wo
cordially
Invite
you
to
make
vou
wants
known
to
us.
70Uf
Max
Heiibroner
C27-529
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
tho
North
aaal1talnialaiaB11aaalaftBaa
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"Kentucky
Pride""
A
vivid,
mlorftil
niniaiire
of
flic
Mine
(im-
itirring
Uramu
ol
llu-'
face
trurkf
with
the
I
m-tursi
ever
filtm'il.
A
ihntoiuy
showing
?
t
way
of
Heitltii'ky
folk
lur
whom
the
world
t
liui-i
fur
Iiore-
to
run
on.
In
thi
lory
n(
i
and
thiiiulrriug
huol
iniiilt
henulifiil
areue'
along
with
"Man
O'
War."
the
fainou
Ilit
..
two
of
Hie
inuot
vv
iting
ruien
ivr
een
n
Strong
'L
Henry
B.
Walthall,
Wlniton
Miller,
Gertrude
Aitor,
J.
Farrell
MacDsnald,
Malcolm
Walte,
Belle
Stoddard,
Peaches
Jackson
and
others.
Comedyi
"THE
PEACEMAKERS"
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
35c
and
10:
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPE8,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLINQ
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
8L
Infants'
(gp
Baths
Plain
White
Kiianiel
liifimlV
llallc.
from
$2.25to$5.Cfl
lie.
-orated
White
Knnmcl
InlnnU'
Halhs
.
Derorated
Painted
Infants'
Halh.
front
.
$3.75
to
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
101
School
Opening
Sale
SPECIALS
FOR
Friday
and
Saturday,
Sept.
3
and
4
we
realize
Ihero
arc
no
many
thing
you
"''"
lime
of
the
yenr
in
hoy'
and
girl'
rlnlhuiR
tt
niinouiirc
our
M-hool
opening
ali'
nl
Ihi
',nu'
1
celecl
jour
reiiiiremeiil!
nl
very
nllniclive
pn
i'
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WIIILK
YOU
IUJV
AT
ATTIlACriVK
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llt'Y
(OOIS
THAT
l'llN
WOIITII
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IN
Till:
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M
X
'
jib
Pep
Cent.
Discount
on
All
Boys'
SulU
Onp(!lTftk
is
-oinUU
nil
heit
In
lnrkY
evrrv
fludwl,
no
reserve,
twu
lwiir
of
hlootnrr!.
wr
Hoys'
Sweiilerii,
Pt'iiiiiuiis,
regular
i?S.7r,
sale
Hoys'
Jerseys,
'Hallniilyiies.
vnlwes
up
hi
:t.'.
-fiirl's
Slippers,
palcnt
lenlhcr
wllh
onP
simp,
wilh
rrepe
sole
nnd
brown
culf
one
simp,
rog"
fal6
prlre
Hoys'
red
stid
h
bools,
solid
lenthe.r,
sizes
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,(
s
l
fo
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.
.
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,.
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In
l
j.
.
$3.50
I
l
'
With
ftv?
pair
of'slioi'ii
you
hoy
ilrlnf
the
ia'"
'
fi-t'c
I
erilUlt'r,
1
poitffil,
ono
enier
nnd
I
ho
"r
Jabour
Phone
645
255
aro
$1.95
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i.
-'h''
s..f
$2.75
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.nd
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