25
tri
Ptfnce
Eupttf
.Daflp
J3rta
Etti.
Thursday,
July
8,
1948
LIVING
BONUS
TERRACE
RECITAL
f
1&
Qa&fi
MONTREAL
To
help
In
meeting
the
Increased
cost
of
living,
the
Canadian
Pacific
Rein,,,,,.
Pupils
of
Miss
Janet
Young
.Acquit
Themselves
Creditably
,
that
an
Indian
is
entitled
to
cer-j
tain
rights
and
freedoms
accord-
EMANCIPATION
has
decided
to
supplement
tern-'
porarlly
the
allowance
payable
TERRACE
A
pleasant
evening
was
passed
at
the
Terrace
Theatre
Monday
at
a
musical
recital
given
by
'the
pupils
of
Mis.s
OTTAWA
In
a
report
.
sub-
ing
to
1348
conceptions.-u
urges
milted
here,
the
virtual
scrap-!
changes
enabling,
gradual,
tramping
of
the
Indian
Act
is
recom-1
sition
of
the
Indian
ironrwarti-mended.
Drawn
up
by
the
par-
ship
to
citizenship,
liamentary
committee
on
In-j
-
-
dian
Affairs
it
proposes
a
nevj
?.
LA
N
Y
io
pensioners
receiving
less
than
$45
per
month.
The
allowance
will
bring
the
minimum
amount
to
$49
and
will
cease
when-
the
Janet
Young,
A.T.C.M.
The
stage
Advertlw
In
tne
taily
News!
act
baspd
on
the
proposition
I
was
beautifuliy
decorated
with
a
pensioner
becomes
eligible
for
old
age
pension.
fij
j
variety
of
flowers.
London
Charwoman
Fistiernicii!
George
MCAoams,
me
aimou'i-cer,
used
In
the
words
of
John
McNicoll
who
said:
"When
a
SOUTHAMPTON,
Eng.
Mra.
Lilian
Jennings,
London
charwoman,
with
.he
help
of
her
community
pauses
from
the
pur-
i
t
1
'ST'
VW.
.,
1
3fA.
I
'ft..,,
suit
of
wealth
to
pursue
culture
then
that
community
has
grown
friends'
120
($480)
for
a
trip
;
;
2
:.
v
i
Jt!3T
ARRIVED
A
Popular
Radio
Made
lor
Your
Boat.
smill
and
Powerful-5
low
battery
drain
tubes
giving
V-tube
performance.
COVERS
LONG
AND"
SHORT
WAVE
PHONE
CALL
WRITE
be'
accompanied'
by
hl
wife
and
16
year-old
son.
up."
Thus
Terrace
could
be
considered
to
be
grown
up.
H
FED
UP
Irene,
who
married
an
Ameri
!
Wtr
......
1
can
sergeant
in
ltm.
l
ve
Deen
t
;
The
Terrace
Orctiostra,
under
He
say
he
believes
C-uiadlar.
people
Still
respect
enrprise
'
a
the
backbone
of
national
life
on
a
boat
once
before,"
she
said
,
leadership
of
Frank
Gavan,
gavc-
a
performance
which
wa
en
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
on
arrival
here,
"and
that
was
on
a
steamer
from
London
Bridge
down
the
river
to
Rams-
Frankly,"
.
he
---
said-,
.
"I'm
tired
tAM-Next
lfHM
next
month
1
1
'
joyed
by
the
large
audience
Phone
644
Miss
Flora
Melvin
presented
rwmft-dT
MBMk.
-aai
'
"
u
...
I1l
m".-.-,
1
rton
l
relinquish;
of
employing,
people
who
think
directorship
-of
a-j
more
of-
what
they
can
get
than
;lng
,.'..,jr
con
com-
What
what
thev
they
can
can
give.
give."
j
m
iu
HiiiMHBHkHkkWi
.,,gjjjjrrrrr-rrrrr-r"'
gate.
When
my
daughter
had1
a
baby
girl
two
years
ago,
I
started
saving
In
earnest.
Then
Miss
Young
with
a
gift
from
her
pupils
for
which
she
was
ufacturing
Canada-witii-.
thanked.
at
s:i"
'
,
,.m.r
to
some
of
my
neighbors
started
I
.III
The
beginners
who
started
off
10bi!e
tn.
He
w'.U
I
Try
a
ciasaned
Arv
m
The
Newsa
fund
to
help
me
get
across."
the
program
showed
fine
grasp
-4-
t
PREPARES
OWN
FUNERAL
ORATION
ON
RECORD
For
the
first
Known
time
in
Regina,
Sask.,
and
perhaps
"n
Canada,
Edwin?.
St.
John,
81-year-old
retired
rancher
of
Areola,
Sask.,
seated-
himself-
before
a
microphone
in
a
radio
station
and
cut
recordings
to
be
played
at
his
funeral.
The
funeral
oration
made
up
two
records
played
In
less
than
14
minutes.
But
Mr.
St.
John,
shown-
above,
admits
to
the
possibility
that
his
wife
or
son
or
friends,
all-
of
them
church
membersmay
call
in
a
minister
to-conduct!
funeral
services.
It
is
to
be
stipulated
in
his
will
that
the
record
be
played
at
his
funeral.
Reasons
for
his
unusual
action
are
simple:
"I
don't
believe
the
Bible,
but
rather
the
teachings
of
reason
and
scientists.
I
am
no
hypocrite.
I
didn't
want
friends
to
think
that
at
the
last
moment
I
was
backing
down
on
beliefs
held
during
a
lifetime."
tfziraAA
&A&uf
By
of
the
rudiments
of
music
and
played-
well.
Some
of
the
older
and
accomplished
pupils
had
taken
prizes-
elsewhere
and
their
playing
was
very
much
appreciated.
Items
contributed
by
the
or-phpstra
were
"March
of
the
MS
llHVS
New
Stock
of
WATERMAN'S
Pens
and
PencH&L
has
just
arrived.
A
fine
jrraduation
or
going-away
gift.
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY,
I
..
i
I
JuMitAii
nice
for
(odoy'i
woman
Va"
.rvT
R.,.'.
Offer
vmi
won't
want
to
mi!
Kod
today
Jor
THIRD
AVENCE'
Wooden
Soldiers,"
"Ida,"
"Rus
V
tTH
MON1
I'
...I
i
Mi,ll
and
find
out
what
fivi-iiom
from
periodic
monthly
pai
BESNEK
BLOCK
sian
Lullaby,"
"Play,
Gypsy,
Play,"
"Martha"
and
the
LEGION
WINS
(Continued
from
Page
4)
ALUMINUM
SAFER
i
Metal
Apparatus
Lessens
y"Uf
'
Wehold
cfco.
r
xt
day
1t
from
x-ial
wvMtti
or
important
hd-jK-!
Jo
ono
Midol
tablet
wi
of
.ho
-WV
"oram,"
or
S""""1
P,a"
.
,.
fr
vnllr
(.
wrjonid
packane
0
IN
TERRACE
.
"Twelfth
Street
Rag"
played
by
Joe
Schultzic
on
the
saxophone.
Also
playing
in
the
orchestra
Fire
Hazard
then
Bob
Currie
made
a
grand
run-
and
gave
Brodie
a
handful.
(
HALIFAX,
CP
Alumin
is
be-
were:
violins,
M.
Little,
H.
Som-
A
Modern
Department
Store
Nationally-known
lines
Ladies'
Wear,
Yard
Goods,r
Murray
Xook
a
good
corner
kick
ing
used
at
the
Atlantic
fish-'
..
A
Haflland.
ceii0
P
van
MUX"'
in
piain--
j-
-
Montr
all
P'.
that
Boulter
let
slip
through
his
eries
experimental
station
here
stolk.'gmtar
s.
Hollar
ds;
drums
B.tZS
'S
'K
i-Tf
imnu:
miu
v111-iDk.isuii
n.
cut
m
an
aooaraius
uscu
iui
ic-,
,
n
r.n,
Men's-
Clothing,
Shoes
...
fik.
1
'
,
V
t
t-
vwWf
(lint,
if
vou
oi.lv
htwi-
mote.
pnnty
a'L
MTvTdn
o
milrlH
.norf
Wnll.
hP
a
v.Hirt
b
aW'
?
Ul
otl.,w,.,p-
mistake
with
a
good'
header
to
search
in
the
drying-and
smok-'-
"avan-
a"vTi
1
Y.7.S'
iri
"
11
tiiisrsntn-
II.
-
i
plus
a
new
Self-Serv
Food
give
the
veterans
the
lead.
The
ing
of
fish.
The
light-weight
scnuiczic
u
Section
with
a
Free
Delivery
.
Service.
...
..
n1
,t
I,
r
l
l''wtiVX"
..
our
way
to
umi?
vou
'
ft
'.
'"........
.nr,....l
u
!
Legion-forwards,
were
dungerous
and
durable
metal
cabinet
will
Pel
u
J""11""
bub
finished
weakly
or
found
eliminate
the
fire-hazard
that
Markwick;
pianist
Miss
B.
Head.
Wymv
and
Hebh,
blocking,
their
exiBted
with
;.ie
previous
wood-i
PupU
Playing,
the
piano
were
Brodie
and
Fred
Barr,
Lewis
.
Smith,
Jim
shots.
Owens-tested
pn
tanks.
Equipped
with
com-
Haugan
gave
him
a
good
shot
Dieto
automatic
control,
the
Laird,
Marilyn
de
Kergommeaux,
,,,,,,.,1
nrw
kind
o
lop
tn
""
at'""1"'""
.
-
...
II,.,,,..
nimrw
111
tin;
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
,ul'
Il
Yn.iWWn.
...
wld
over
.t!
lo
,
i,t
Wall.
....
,
..i.ir,.
hi,.
...
roiii
'4
-
.
j
too.
Yelland
shot
past
twice
and
apparatu3
is
used
to
find
how
Ida
Lee
Llewellyn,
Robert
Mei-
!
then
Wilson
got
tnrougn
w
give
long
it
takes
to
prepare
diner-
vln,
uoroiny
mcuaue,
,
wtmrn
mm
txt
TM
tuc
THE
'
"
...
o.
.
.
.,!
the
,uMv
i-tiimtca,
.
.1
y.
j
Broale
a
nara
snot,
unaiue
ui-ipn,
samples
or
lisn.
n
is
wme-
i
sites,
ijornu
mcivin,
nui.-!
rie's
long
drive
was
cleared
by
times
necessary
to
have,
the
Normandeau,
Margaret
Adams,
,
i...
o.l.H
will
or
a
viUI
.
o.r.
o.
V""
I
n
II..
i
.
U
nvn,.nDu
nf
of
rt
a
cor-'
rrnr.
,
:
.
n..
contlnu
t
,n
1
v
Un.ni.jAnii
Qol-tha
I
Fair
T
Your
tff
F
o(
u"
lor
it
hard
'
tell
when
your
f.yf-o
an-
tinil!
Vou
an
I
"
hi-ar
ll,.-in
complain
even
thoueh
tl.iy'rc
l.ar.1
at
work
all
d:iy
louu
!!;
hall
tin'
evi-iiinn
wliicli
vkliv
it
V
vour
duty
in
')k
m"
Hum'
1
mhw
"
""'I''
ol.
Ml'
KINK
in
i'li
'''
""d'1
an''
inorninic
and
whm.-vcr
your
-vr
lof
Tnoimli
thw
i
at-vi--lil-
t,
!1
you
'ill
var
round,
it'
eet-ciallv
important
in
S.immrr
.
'.
wind.
dut
and-
Inn
t
U!ai,
put
an
extra
tax
on
voilf
eve-
Munw
rontains
r
mEreU-i,'.,,!,.
that
hlend
Willi
tlio
tv.ioral
eve
fluid'
.
cleaninu
an.l
Kiolb-.i;
drlicatn
ti''s
KPU,,y
"
,
thai
!"1
,rar
mv
n-h.-vin
(,,;.8!
So
a
k
vour
Urungu-t
i"
Brodie
at
the
expense
mu,.hmp
in
oueration
FLY
Yvonne
nurmijuiucau,
t
Seabee
Amphibian
Plane
Non-Schedule
Charter
Service
Commercial
Hunting
Kifrhtseeme-
Amdam,
Rose
Marie
Tetrault,
Flora
Melvin.
Maureen
Kennedy,
Z',.
nv
Hi.,
mulkcn.
oi
MclMtlM'.
t.
..........
1
"
i
1
oi
otlier
uit
"h!'
.
r
t
r..
H.".lr.
i..-oin.-inie
It.
ner
kick
ana
uroaie
aiu
wen
w
ousiy
througnoul
a
xour-uay
punch
away
Owen's
well-placed
j
period.
1
WI
Bettv
McCabe,
Marie
Llndstrom.
Net
proceeds
of
the
recital
are
KICK,
nigil
OCUW1
a.
R
m
chance
to
equalize
from
a
penalty
bat
Wilson
shot
straight
at
FRANCOIS
LAKE
n-JI
...Urt
oloui'i.H
tlilllljar
x
for
instruments
for
the
Terrace
SmHfxWRlRMISPORT
LTD.
PHONES-
Terrace:
W.
H.
Martin,
23;
E.
T.
Kenney
Ltd.,
35
Orchestra.
w.mAf
wi.-ir
t.kpn
The
Women's
Christian
Socie.y
UWCU.a
lltl
v-v
...w
r
'
to.iuy
'.
v:,,m...
?'
.
I..
km.
l.nw
to
MI'HVP
'tifl'l-
Prince
Rupert:
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
mtj
It-Pays
to
Advertise:
.-,.tuuy
uy
"'i'"
,
,
,i
almui
n
-v
'
r.
i
rt
tr-Ilinft
vou
A.
rtf;
A
vail
a
hie!
by
Murray
and-
full
time
came,
met
at
Mrs.
Keg.
raiuiiB
1
with-the
Students
pressing
bi$
home
on
Saturday
afternoon.
I
unable
to
get
the
equalizer.
;
Mrs
-
Phil
Kelly
and
Jennifer
Teams.
.Kelly
and
Mrs.
Les
Taft
and
Hebb.Anne
Louise
came
across
from
High
School-Boulter;
Sugan.
Southbank
for
the
meeting.
Wynn
Charlie
Currie,
After
the
nKinR
of
hymns
and
David-Smith;
Bob
Currie.
Henry
and
nstructnrf
Dickens.
Wilson.
Lien,
Owens.
an
interesting
Canadian
Legion
-
Brodie;
lesson
Mrs
Kelly
closed
the
n.im
nawes:
Yelland.
Eby.
meeting
with
a
prayer.
Then
FOR
THE
BEST
IN
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
See
Your
lr.iiiii'.
tiklv
rr.i
urr
poitil
on
UlUrfii
-
chain-
Ihfil.lifS.
ot
fCrlii:l
liinl.
S
dim
i
ink
olmwa
(in
no'
liriim
pro-rm
t
ovr-rv
la
lioihlav
ori-aion.'.
of
drums.
'
'"n
".
.T.
..
,
"
,
in
a
iiftvl
SaV
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Willi
to
much
1,.,,
s,.i.-'n-mn
;,iL-
eml
tiil
hfi.
w-',,r
eln
l,o.wi.ik
Mine
.
Ii'-'l'-
v,m
'.
i
..ir
.In-1
two
talil
t
Chev.
Trucka
.i
no
BIISOOllllV.
!'
Greer.
McCrimmon.
Gli-n
Smith.
Sylvia
Partington
carried
in
a
,
Chevrolet
Buick
nntiae
Oldsmobile
(l.M.C.
Trucks
,)n',
fu0W
ilire-Hions
fur
truly
MnM-
ir-
UTl.i
ni.-i
-t
'i
li
t
r
111
Volll
ilr
illi'-
Will
I-'
luv
:i
li.i
from
vour
cmh-i
Christison,
Armstrong',
Dave
dainty
basket
rmea
wun
gun
MACHINE
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
Murray.
for
Baby
Funty
miuiv
wmw.
in
mir
n.-nti
in.
.
Referee
Darrow
Gomez.
1
her
mother,
Mrs.
liuu
i
r
iM!mPnH.
Murray.
Bond.
i,r
onened.
Mrs.
'Partington
.
Mk.
uirl
lm
m:ite
her
own
.-I--
'
Aft7
Terrace
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
Qoal
scorers
Legion:
Arm
served
re
fresh
men
Us.
irtir-.
v-,iin
mi-i.
dnm-rt
9
mi-
i;irtii.-.
I.i-i
TrtilH-a-i
r
pmiii
urn'
Hike
cm
'-
f
k.,irni
on
"iiiiuin
iUiva
f
itmri'
Ih-Hii.
pill
Mil
biM'
.ihl
-lm
thmiHtli
m
ill
A
i.i
v-ion-
or
evi
iiiiik
citron
I
.
:is
ilr-mni-i!
bv
a
ikkr'nr
I
:-iii
i
.
wvou'rv
ttnt
,
.i.
r
no
imIui
or
rlmGiij(.
I
ihiimli
Mipily
Uif.
ii.li:
j
ir-c
,
or
into
ft
unv
ei-r-f
vour
varuimn
tntra.
Hi"
i
-K
inr
TAMI'AX
now
.
.
i
iie
viu'iliciB
lilt-,
ni!
You'll
TERRACE,
B.C.
strong,
Christison;
High
School:
will,
ntlillin
-am
h
'r,!'."
S
f
m
Wilsom
j
F.
S.
Kennedy
left
on
Thurs-1
,kv
ninrnina's
train
for
Van
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
,
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
VVIII
MI.U.N
.s.
SI
U
1
im
l
i
I
I
t
..wi
-
,
,,-
h
thst
it
provides.Uia
tlir.inl
U
8-:.
i
-I-'
-
.,
,
vml.n
fm,,
,1S
wondrr
nr'W
with
fcr;
;!
couver
to
spend
holidays.
He
I
taught
at
the
Francois
Lake
school
during
the
past
year
BROM
THK
BENCHES
Brodie
was
shaky
but
had
no
chance
with
the
shot
that
scored
and
saved
a
penalty
kick.
Nelson
was
the
better
back
and
The
Popular
A
1
S.S.
h
nil
iluiit
Hint
notion
OCEAN
VIEW
tlf
is
improving.
Eby
was
good
in
rfetonce
and
attack
with
Greer
fc
Bur
f
Mr
...
and
a
UvVJ
hrnV
for
vou!
invl.te
H.ity
Mrs.
June
Curtis
has
returned
where
sh-
from
Vancouver
took
a
hairdtessing
course.
PRINCt
RUPERT
j
i:n
10
p
.
,...,..
.
I'niita
dtiii(Hl
lor
vour
and
Yelland
giving
him
good
suooort.
Christison
is
a
good
.y
l-igned
so
Hut
tlK-yrv.ei-y
10
im-
"
"
'.
.I,i,..m
fii.-v
to
luk?.
oH
in
'iii-tv'
'"r
HOTEL
'
(Formerly
Knox)
A
Quiet,
Pleasant
Sails
:
n'-WKiLnkine
feature
1
th
M.ar-iVrie.!
T'"''
fix
snap
laMcii.-iT.
ki-i-
-
-
,-yr
.
-
y.JHn
.....
1..
...
,.i....
v,..ir
!:1
-v
r.l.
o-
rotiN-.
playmaker
and
neaaea
a
mie,
James
Vanzanten
ana
goal.
Armstrong
and
Dave
MW-
brotner,
Edward
Sholander.
ray
were
good
and
always
dan-1
e
relatives
In
Lodi,
serous.
Glen
Smith
went
into
the
are
pxpecl
lo
b9
No
NJ
To
B
nrot
of
prir-
winiium"
jam
an.l
jelly
maker
I'liroV
reallv
notluuir
to
it
JaniK
and
Certo!
when
von
use
ji
lh.f,
mailH
with
t'erto
have
that
dutinrtivc
colour
nn.l
flavour
ol
...
j
fiii
iltnl
V
tli-i.-
are
all
ll.i-
a.haiit.iae.s
oi
won.l.
-nil
o
PlaMic
.
,
-
ft'
du..ililc-itV
wMrnm.
:
M
i'"
'
-...1.,
...kKi-
A
mr
Vmi-
ilr
italiv
rnn'-
at.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
'
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Aveuu.
halfback
line
ana
aeienueu
w-.
mnnth
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
,
EACH
THURSDAY,
Boulter
should
have
saveo
uw..ji
on
c-vervwh.-rc
.
.
lonk
for
tho
VINYiaT.
li.tM-l-tt'a
ymr
oi
linr.-t
iiiHK-rifila
tili-il
ami
am
ritM
J
!'
"
'
'"'
lll
"'r
r""
(llnriOlllv
WJiui'ii;;
:
.-
,
both'
goals
for
he
savea
many;
of
ils
leniler
m-i
ui:
.,
Hi
itwj
Human
",'
inat
aainir-.l
jums
auu
On
the
practical
aide.
111
llie
ii'lli
s.
'9it
Summer
Sun
lian
a
wnv
ot
sliowini
up
Place
to
Live
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
Rooms
Redecorated
Spring-Killed
Mattresses
New
Management
Proprietor,
fi.nt
that,
CER1V
the
more
difficult
shots,
But
mere--
r
.a
----
whith
got
basketbal
team
1S
nobody
to
cover
up
a
goalie's
Final
in
in
11
.slips
while
one
save
he
brought
iar
as
the
a
"
off
when
Hebb
misdirected
the
George,
""f
of
nrevented
their
ptayniB
g
t.
nnu
smart
niece
sfnrm
th'Ti
iiiiii
on
rlolln-4
anil
ttirniuire
lull
noli
t
oirv
vou!
Simply
uluui
up
vour
iir
or
us
loom
ciiii-h
in
a
jiffy
with
Knerisine
!
Liirr-':iuiiik!
H1111I
ri-inove
weafo
(.-tnin
like
nwttic
"nr-
ol
all
kinil-
clean-
nif
anil
ilrap
I
lire-!
keepa
wrvllniw
Kiif;
'?
i-ler
1
lie
.seardilight
rays
01
the
sun!
EneiKine
UUli-
WO
V
-
play.
Wynn
played
his
usual
the
final
game
there.
1
namn
and
the
newcomer
AT
11:15
P.M.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
information
call
or
wrlto
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Ofliw
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B-C.
nukes
Fiie.ess
so
sur
you
nv
no
ewtlv
lailurrsl
Vou
cut
vour
ODokinv'
time
to
just
one-half
miaul
e
for
iellie..
one
or
two
mmiiteai
for
iaiii".
Ad
vou
''t
10
"
nrrmU
lfoit-
jars,
from
tha
sain
nmoiint
of
fruit.
Just
follow-
exactly
iiiilnieJions
in
the
booUer
meked
under
earh
Certo
labeL
ks-w
SHIPMENT
OF
Sir-
....k.
ju
..,11
t.m
wo
trpu
irood
njioo
Rnrfjpnt
and
MISS
W""'"
riouu-
uui
ni
ii
nww.
o
c
T
,
.
L
length,
in-
his
goal
kicks.
Char-
sey
of
the
Prince
George
Liu-
TOM
PESUT
PHONE
71
an
i-f
10
Fve-yilmut
vou
.l.an
with
it!
Ami
j.nrt
m
(
It-iiiii
r
till'.i!
TlmtV
wiv
1-una
you
to
k
!'
"
i-rug
or
Uepurttuuui
"ton
lie
Currie,
at
centre-nan,
ijioj-
rary
paia
a
ni
""-
,
ed-
a
fine
game.
Haugan
and
Landing
m
connection
with
the
ERBLY
TAILORED
SUITS
1
Thina
Yom'
Agree
that
this'
3
1
:..
.!.
f.,.l
news
storv
lor
Slllii-
Dave
amim,
domi
iiowuuu".-.
Library
tnere.
..
.
,t
...IfV,
Q
fpWI
Sifffl
a
Son?
or
Uicuktut
Cfceer
.
and
tkinuoia,
riiliiv
diJU-ioua
bow.-.'tili
rf
5
Minute
'Crrain
of
WW"!
For
th."
"l'rin
ol
I
;,v
l
iel.
not
Jirtion.
thai
I
you
can
imiW
that
eo-unporlant
1
,
.
..,
,.,!.
I
minis
more
did'
very
wen
iu-
wivi.
more
games
under
their
belts
will
be
even
more
effective.
?i
Wheat"
habit
is
an
H
vear
round
'
habit
.
,
.
tliik
luariouf
breakln-l-
A
well-groomed
appear
t
1101
.
1'."
,,
tl(ir,,,,
for
;
I'
x
y'
t!o
sDKSED
SOTJWf
n.ii
and
Bob'
Currie
were
ai-
ance
dIus
that
feeling
of
con-
i.ways.
dangerous
in
the
forward
ftrtpnt
assurance
that
springs
im
with
Bob
Currie
tne
star.
1
i&
from
being
comfortable
and
correct
is
yours
in
any
of
our
.Wilsoh
got
few
chances
but
scor-1
'
food
is
always
drliiiou
a
all
tho
i
of
Wheat
"
fang
I
know
tell
me
attain
and
l
Vou
see,
5
Minute
"
Oram
ol
Wheat
'
m
mil
eai
to
prepare
tukea-
oulv.
five
ininutM
fmn
for
full
dimntibilitv
.
an.l:
it'.
chnek
of
hlood-biiililinit
iron
anil
food-etlergV
aim
I"
iniortuiit
Calcium
and
Phosphonis
for
fciHliicnt
iie
thfe
elriueiilf!
That'll
why
I
un?f
'
serve
"
hreakfart
diefsr"
the
vear
'nxindj
.
.
.
fiiul
it
in
everv
wniinntious
bowlful
Of
new
suits.
ed
a-
smart
goal.
Too
bad
ne
missed-
the
penalty
.
.
.but
someone
remarked
that
his
"old
man-
YOUR
BEST
IOIIOI
UO'
saiuilif
and
"x'
O
.n
Lnii'lini
nrrfert
coinpaiuons
''
"
,
to
nl
r,,n
OTHER
NEW
ARRIVALS
AT
EATING
PLACE
j
dr(-rt.-all
miiimrr
lmej
ACME
INCLUDE
Millie
UUKAM-
OK
wUKAT
I
,
ff.-k
ir
had1
been
known-
to
miss
a
penalty
too.
With
only
six
of
their
regular
team
available
the
Stud-.,ta
riirt
weil
and
thev
have
the
.
:
ii,o
nv
ot
extra
em"..
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
Hr'f-
On
Saw-
We
can
supply
all
your
needs
in
...
.
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
including
WALLROAUDS,
FINISH
LUMBER,
PLY
WOODS,
SASH
AND
DOOR,
NAILS,
j
PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
PAINTS
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTDi,
"Serving
the
North
Sine
1920"
i
Phone
651
632
'
A
new
range
of
gabardine
i
ffKjh
mar
Or
ink
that'a
f.Cii)
uood
tor
the
eliil-
VtV
-1
.
If
.
DfMM'f-TM
mMer
,,".
happy
puppy,
pari
leu-make
fHto's
tl.
"fii
him
flea-.n-'i'1'
P'T
10?
keep
lrly
when
vou
t
drug
or
depart-1)1T
t
ur
A-k
yo
Dnat'l
Vm
hout
t,,0
s,,
mental
ore
lor
the
K
r
i(flo
s
,llo
1'cjt
l)wt
.ko-WeV
cuek.
Inen
...
.,:,..
i
And
onH
worsted
SLACKS,
casu-
right
spirit.
"Han"
Dickens
filled
in
at-inside
left.
"The
spirit
was
willing
but
the
flesh
was
weak"
ollv
correct
SPORT
JAUls.-
1
-t
'
ETS
and
these
ever-popuiai
but
he
did
some
smart
tnings.
CROYDON
RAINCOATS.
ho1'
.T,
te
an,i
'effUivel
Ask
for
8A
i
WJ
m
WJ-...V..--
-for
flies,
motiis
tM
liealihfiil'
good-jt
I
d
of
pure
.
i
(jrape
juice
a
tonic,
drink
that
you
can
liietn
as
Bcnermi.ily
an
thev
t
lhey
can't
drink
too
much
reireAhiiiK
auminer
bever-'nl
when
it's
li.
D:
-SMITH
8
H
Urape
Juice
vou'll
lititl
it
hivt
imim
.p
.
t
it
waa.tho
GREEKS
INVENTED
BOOTS
ann,
-
,-..
in
all
inee.-i'
.
1
.
f
ull.nver
daititi-
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
1
BANQUET
HALL
FOR
LUNCHEONS,
DINNERS
AND
PARTIES
CHINESE
DISHES
BROADWAY
CAFE
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
200
nnnt
oritrinated
in
Greece,
biiKS
w
'
TTknow
War
M
t
mow
.
At.
ui
Ncoteft
10
ob
o"""
-.
warm
name
of
tennis
in
the
k
hot
and
half
shoes,
or
oxfords,
ap-
eu
i
-
----
(n
daintineas
ACME
nee-
1
--
....ooh,
in
Fnrnne
during
tne
Middle
Ages.
w.'',novTuM
womlMful
powder
apray
Oe-Wi(h
SMMlo-
1ST
ui
that
a
instant-odorant!
j
gremlins"
H
bai
iis
P
Ser,
Since
Stio-Mia
.
iy
".kla.,6
freiS
you
-f""
ClOTHING
STORE
LUMBER
PAINTS
COAL
;i
nhsoluteiy
""'"",.;.
r
other
summer
eporWi
..jt.,eii
nrii.uuic.
"
E.
D.
Smith
'a
quaiilv
means
"ur
honuH
.
...
the
extra-,
r
ricliness
of-
it
oonceu-(fi
full-stn-nKth
ourity
.
Mpetir,inK
reni-flrap
flavour
i-picked,
juicy-ripe
Niaw
lotds.
Serve
it
often
.
.
.
aa
areaktart
appeliner
.
.
when,
entertain
.
.
,
t,
tmlt
ttiii-sV
mm
tiuol
;
RED
FOR'
ROYALTY
During
his
reign,
Henry
II
allowed
no
one
except
hla
wife
to
wear
red
velvet.
!U
iij-
mm
drees
.
"
.
..
-
-
1
.intineav
inly
.i--
-
,mmprtim.
"muat
jot
"
Yes.
SnMH
f
"
.
a,U-ti
type,
Kaiioiw-giiu-
.
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