Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 9

SECOND SECTION SPORT FINANCIAL SHIPPING CLASSIFIED SECOND SECTION nOTfTr STTIPPTNO CLASTFTKf) VANCOUVER, WEDNESDAY, OCTPiUflt BE ON THE SAFE SIDE WILL CHECK UP Canary Bird Supplies SNAPSHOTS 1 examined before severe weather have your sets in. teeth Now's the Time To Buy Those Grey Kid Shoes The little defect (he weakness which is just developing conditions which cold weather will quickly develop you can have these given attention now at very little cost or trouble. Once that defect, becomes acuto the work may be both difficult and expensive. I am nt your service for rxiiininutlon of your teelh or to give advice us to tliei'r care and 1 1 cut ton. feel free to cmisuli me.

Dr.Brett AyAersor) Crown eni Brid Specialist 602 Hastings West Comec 3ymoor Strt riione Sty. 3331 Examinations Made on l'linne Appointment). Office open Tuesday and 4' IT will only be a very short time until they cannot be hud tlio United States Government having forbidden their manuCacture, with a resulting great scarcity. We are lucky In having a comparatively large stock of grey kid shoes in such beautiful hues as battleship, silver grey, sea gull, etc exquisite in design and of superior workmanship. will pay you to look at these Bhoes now.

Priced $11 to $14 With Cloth Tops at Vancouver Among the guests at the Hotel Vancouver are Col. Clayton, of Ottawa, Major V. Black, Toronto; Capt. and Mis. Dietrlchson, of Seattle, and Capt.

ana Mrs. K. Muc Laln, Montreal. Gunner Munr Wounded Mr. and Mrs.

Alex, iuunre of liiSO I'arKcr Street ive received word that their son, Gunner u. H. Munro, had been damitted to No. i Canadian Clearing Station, October 7, with a gunshot wound in the left leg. Veterans (Joining Word has reached the Clearing Depot that upwards of 100 soldieis have arrived in Halifax and will reacli Vancouver within a week.

The names will be published in The World as soon as received. Well Known Here Frank M. Foul aer, aged 38, formerly head of an advertising agency in tnia city, and during the past three years secretary of tho Creat Western Publishing Company of Heaitle, passed away Tuesday in the latter city, a victim of Spanish "flu." Home oi 1'iirlotigli Flight Lieut. Ian JUcL. Black, ol the staff of tho administration board 'of tho Royal Air Forces, youngest son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. O. Blacifi 1140 Comox street, arrived in Vancouver Monday morning on furlough, after more than three years' service overseas, having joined the forces in JilH. More Nurses Needed Not enough nurses have been secured yet and tne staif of the General Hospital has teen drained very considerably to Freh Meut Is olfl at more minted thus WILSONS' "Twin Shoe Stores" 157 159 Hastings St.

W. Near Camble Street ccpe with tho serious cases. The I mm practice luiuiii, r.r t. rfo lu ithlinw hn nointed out, ana It is in When Someone Is Sick At Your House then, of all times, you tvant quick, service. We give it.

Thone us when your doctor makes out leription nnd we ill call and get it Economy Groceries HOY AT. M.P for rnowN burs NAPHTHA 25c Laundry Soap (J bars 23 Chloride of Lime I7i6 Pure Jams 4 lb. tins g5 White Beans Per lb. 10f4 Kelndcer Milk Per tin Buttercup Cream 3 tins 25 Pineapple Hawaiian; large tins 'ZC Eggo Baking Fowder 2o Old I'utch Cleanser 3 ior 25 MACARONI Ucst. pkff.

boxes for 25c Canada 1'uutl 8 7 Hoard 550 'timbcr A vj Ry Filmi Taken If Nccejuarj 10 Vtar Ouar Im Friday evenings until 8 o'clock. Commercial Drlra 2020 Granville Street 2343 Main Street. Cor. Reefer iind Victoria Dr. S23 Granville Street 2uth Ave.

and Main it. I(it fourth Avenue Went" i 02 Lonsdiile N. Vnn.v New Westminster, 2 Kiorea. Throughout Meals lilt BAST pound VEAL rer 20c Veal Roast Per lb. 25 Veal Steak Per lb 25d Lee of Veal Per lb.

2(j? Fillet Veal Per lb. 35 Veal Heart Per lb Ig. Rib Steak Per lb 25t? I'OT BOAST ponnd Per 22c Canada Food Hoard 8 5760 Number TT im 1 xo TO BUY IT WE'LL $1.00 down and a week fUXl down and a week down and a week IM0.no 1lov.11 and a week down anil a week BY AIUUNOKMKNT. STREET EST Srjmour it nroDcrlv filled within the hour. Our pharmacists are registered our Dispensary is said to be one of the best in Western Canada by competent authorities, Jot down the 'phone number, Service Night and Day Knowlton's 15 HASTINGS STREET EAST.

HESITATE! SALES OF SUGAR Suoervisor Arthur Nelson Keep Closer Tab on Pur chases Made for Manufacturing. That many local confectioners and others engaged in the manufacture of commodities in which sugar is used have not been living up to the regulations put Into force by the Canada Food Board recently, is the information given out by Arthur Nelson, supervisor of sugar Bales in the confectionery business in British Columbia. As a result an order has Just been enacted by the food board giving Supervisor Nelson wider powers in dealing with these alleged infractions According to a wire received by Mr. Nelson this morning in future it will be necessary for nil grocers making a sule of sugar to satisfy themselves fir.t that it is not required for manufacturing purposes, it is jur ther stated that they must not make a sale of anv large quantity of sugar to a private party for private use, unless they know the person to whom they sell it, and are satisfied that it is not intended for manufacturing purposes. Failure to observe these regulations will result in cancellation of grocers' sugar supply licences.

Many confectioners have been obtaining sugar from grocers. Mr. Nel fon stated, and thus securing an additional amount to that allowed under the general order affecting the trade. 1 effort to put a stop to it the or der Just passed has been brought into effect, CARIBOO DISTRICT IS PRODUCING GOLD Famous Old Mining Area Gives Great Promise. The return of Mr.

B. B. McKay, of tho British Columbia branch of the Dominion Geological Survey, to the city and the submitting of his report to Mr. Charles Camsell, local superintendent, again places in tho limelight of provincial development the famous Cariboo district, which has produced all told over in gold. The report shows that despite the heavy increase in the cost of conducting mining operations and tho comparatively low, or standard, price of gold, production is going steadily on and in many sections of the Cariboo mining is in full swing.

Owing to tho peculiar formation of the coun irv Mr MpKiiv renorls that there are Ktiil nmnv areas which should Hno l.inro nnantities of gold, es pecially after the war when labor is not so sdarce or wages so high, and when the price of equipment will be considerably lower. Much of the geld wealth was secured only by deepi tunneling, at a time when labor and supplies cost heavily and work could not be carried on at that time in certain parts. The new methods in hydrauliclng, dredging, drag line scraping, are making possible the recovery of the gold in these areas, and yet the lack of adequate transportation is seriously retarding development on a large scale. In the Keith ley Creek and Harvey Creek areas there is also al most a total lack of wagonroads. Mr.

McKay brought in a complete report of the various operations be ing carried on a report which Indi i cates that there is still great promise for mining in the Cariboo. LADYVARfSMETs ATTACKED BY FIRE Outbreak Confined to Factory and Stock Rooms. Although damage to the amount of $25,000 to $30,000, fully covered by insurance, was done by the fire which occurred in the Ladyware premises, Granville Street on Tuesday night, this damage was confined to the factory and stock rooms, no damage being done to the largo stock in the store on tho ground floor. The alarm was turned in at 8:30, but for a time it looked as if the fire would spread to adjoining buildings. Happily, however, tho efforts of thoi firemen, quickly on tho scene, confined the fire to the first floor.

After about; an hour's hard work, the which hnd been confined to tho factory and stock rooms, were subdued. 'J lie ire dispatch rendered its customary efficient service to adjacent stores and rooms, making several fast runs; and taking its usual care of the peo pie who lived near tho scene of the; fire. I PLAYHOUSE AS BANK Old Bijou Theatre Rnilding Is liclng Rcmodclli il Tho old Bijou theatre, on Carrall Street, near the corner of Hastings, will not re open as a picture playhouse when the "flu" has left the ,11,11., wn isunnrl Tuesday for the converting of the Ml UUllOLfl 'lltU CL II IV. used as part of the Merchants Hank adjoining. The permit was for 51500.

Included in tho list of permits Issued by Mr. R. McKenzie, city building inspector, were the following: J. Sic Giaw, 3616 Eleventh Avenue West, frame 'dwelling, $2000; Geo. Anderson, 743 Twentieth Avenue Kant, addition to dwelling, J600; D.

Kniery, 767 Fifteenth Avenue Easj, garage, $50; A. S. Renfrew, 482 Twenty second Avenue East, moving dwelling, $150; H. L. M.

Stewart, 456 Fifteenth Avenue West, dwelling, $1000; Mrs. W. Probert, 3 211 Parker Street, dwelling, $1000; Mrs. T. Harrold, 1245 Eighth Avenue West, garage, $60; John Dowse, 2465 Eighth Avenue West, delling, $4000; F.

Clarke, 212 Second Avenue West, garage. $250. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IF YOU NEED SMART WINTER CLOTHING AND HAVEN'T THE READY CASH ACCOMMODATE YOU Mntr. Temde. Ingu.

Hemp. Up, Millet. Ulrtl's baths. Nests and reed 'jj 7S Ornnrille Htreet. Nanaimo Wellington COAL Prompt delivery to all parts of the city.

rhomson Coal Supply Co. Tel. Srr. 831 Licence 8 1 835 The Family Income should bo disbursed economically, and all efforts to save are made easy by my "Cash and Carry System." i Mcintosh 'Okanogan Apples. per box 2.00 Cluirgcan Pears, per box 2.00 Butter, extra fine, per lb.

50J Fancy Old Ontario Cheese, lb. 50 Ilice, per lb lOf' B. K. Wheat Flakes, large pkg. 35 Salt, shaker pkge.

Spices, all kinds; JJ pkges. 25 Jelly Powders, all flavors, pkge. 10. Good Salmon, pink, 2 cans 25c 1 lb. lied Salmon, can 23c S.

T. WALLACE'S MARKET ARIA 118 HASTINGS STHEJ2T WEST Opp. Woodward's. Sey. 126B WESTERN POWER COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED rem rowEii, heat AMJ LIGHT KATES CARTEK COTTOV HITILDIKG Phono Sey.

4770. Vancouver. C. PALMISTRY PHRENOLOGY MRS. YOUNG 033 Hastings Near Granville.

Phone Sey. 3133 Overcoats! Overcoats! Hay an overrent ml keep yourself warm. You can afford to buy a good cout in iiuy style ut the San Francisco Tailors and Cleaners AKHOTT NTKGCT Opposite Woodward's store. STORAGE Household Goods. Merchandise G.

H. C0TTRELL BOND OR OTHERWISE Phone Key. 729C. 340 Railway St. BANBURY'S NA NAIMO WELLINGTON LUMP COAL AND SLAB WOOD Wc Deliver Immediately, "tO Teams at Tour Service" J.

Hanbury Ltd. 4TH AVE. Ray. 1076 GRAN VILLU Hay. 1077 PTE.

BUNN WOUNDED Young Soldier Saw More Than Three Years' Fighting The wonderful record of three years on the firing line without being sen ously wounded was the experience of I Private E. A. Dunn, youngest son of i Mr. und Mrs. A.

C. Bunn, 525 Thir teenth Avenue West. However, a German shell finally broke the record and the young fighter has been admit ted to the hospital suffering frsrin a wound in the leg. Private Bunn enlisted when he was IS years of age, and was a member; of the Christ Church Boys' Brigade. He went overseas willi the Royal Can adian Regiment, Announcements DOES YOl SKIN NEED HELP? Try one of those restful Violet Ray face treatments at Margaret J.

Allen's. Makes the skin wonderful und smooth, aoa Hobson. City closed up, and nothing to do but knit or read. Get glasses from Harry Pickering, Optician, ville. 5 Baggage moving, fast nuto deliveries, reliable service.

hey. 9240. Northwestern Messenger Kervice, Ltd. The Regular of the Hum nd'T Lodge, No. lit), L.

u. B. has been iim'. No A I i 1 lliii I STOCK NOW CHILDREN'S GAME CHASES THE "FLU" l'OK LAO ICS we've nn exceptionally fine stork of Suits, emits. Dresses nnd Skirts made of the most diyemlnhle inuteiinlfi In pretty Htyles for whiter wear.

These you run ecnre by merely piiying 11 siuiill deposit. FOB AllilN we've choice selection of Suits, Overcoats and lUincoats of the better kind, made hy lending Canadian tailors. These cau also be obtained by paring a trifle down. CALL IX AM HKK I'M HKRK'g OUR TERMS efficient Seymour the pre and return PRESCRIPT! AND MEDICINES Drug Store PHONE SEY. 656 YOU SAVE $5 Value to Sin.OO payable Value to SlW.OO pavalile Value to JWi.OO parable Value to m.1.00 payable Value to f55.tHl payable OTHKH TERMS Sole Agenls In Aanrouvrr for "Dresswtll" Brand of Made to Mcaura Clothing STORE DISINFECTED DAILY.

"DBESS WELL" OX EASY TERMS AT THE NEW YORK OUTFITTING CO. LTD. MOTHERS may cease to worry about their kiddies "catch ing" the dreaded infuenm. if they will follow the doctor's orders "Keep them in the heuse where it is warm and dry and they do not come in contact with other children." The fascinating, interesting" 'Utile game of BOWLER will do the trick. Ten solid wooden pins strongly fastened by a heavy steel rod to an automatic pin setter and three solid wooden balls a complete set of regulation score sheets and one or more laughing, happy, healthy children makes the game, of BOWLER.

No noiseno mussno trouble the smallest child can play it and the largest will be intensely interested. Ask Dad he has bowled and knows the fascination of the game. THREE SIZES the exception of one nurse in train lng who has been laid up with the disease. Mrs. Flett, Pioneer, Dead Mrs.

Catherine Flett, relict of the late David H. Flett, died yesterday at Winnipeg, where she had been a resident lor 48 years and van numbered amongst tho pioneer residents. Mr. Jack Flett, of the department of the censor in moving pictures here, was recently called to the beside of his mother. Progressing Favorably Mr.

and Mrs. 11. S. Sherman have received word that their son Camdon, of the 7th Battalion, who was wounded on September 28 by gunshot in tho left arm, Is in hospital at Leeds, England, and progressing favorably. This is his second time in hospital, having been wounded and gassed at I'aschendele last November.

W. A. Patterson Bereaved Mr. W. A.

Patterson, prinelpul of the Fairmont and Shauglincssy Military vocational schools, received a telegram th la morning informing him of the death of his mother in Toronto. The late Mrs. Patterson resided with his brother, of tho Norris Patterson advertising agency in the Queen City. Housebreaking Charge Fred Prentice, a soldier, was brought before Magistrate Shaw on a charge of stealing some J200 worth of silverware from the residence, of the Hev. A.

E. Mitchell, and was remanded for a week. Chief of Police McKao states that most of the stolen property has been recovered at a second hand store in the city. Asking Increase The Firemen and Oilers I'nion, which, which takes in employees on all boats running out of Vancouver, has made a request to the owners of the vessels for an increase in wages. Tho men.

it is stated, have been averaging $7 5 a month, and they now ask for $S5 for oil burning engines and $90 for coal burning. Some requests are also made in regard to working conditions. Employers Liability Mr. It. S.

Lennic, registrar for the province under th Military Service Act, has again drawn the attention of employers of labor to the fact that they are required by law to satisfy themselves that all men in their employ who are within the age limit have in their possession' the necessary papers to prove that they have complied with the requirements of the law. There is a heavy penalty provided for the infringement of this law. Artists Holiduying Ford Sisters, Miss Trix and Mr, Westfall, artists billed at the Orpheum this week, are hollduying at Canyon Vtew Hotel, making the best of a bad situation. The ladies are climbing mountains, camping, fishing and otherwise enjoy ing themselves, while tho rest of the show fdlks are staying at diffcrerlt city hotels, hoping for the lifting of the iiu pan, our expeciing 10 move on without having the pleasure and remuneration, they tearfully say of playing in Vuncouver. Sir.

Maitliind 111 Because both City Prosecutor Maitland and Mr. T. 13. Shoebotham were confined to their beds with influenza the bribery charge against a Japanese named tihlrakawa, could not oe proceeded with this morning at the police court. Mr.

J. A. Russell complained that this charge had been hanging over the man's head for about four months, and it was time there was a hearing. His worship stated that acts of God and Ut Uic .,,0 bo taken into account, and the visit of the epidemic of influenza might be regarded as an act of God. Pleased With President Col.

W. P. Purney, president of the Great War Veterans' Association, who is in Vancouver for the first time, has created a most favorable impression among the members of tho association, according to an article appearing In the current issue of the Veterans' Weekly. Other interesting features in this week's number are "Retraining of Disabled Men; A Talk With Lieut. Foster." "Proposed Returned Soldiers' Construction and Home Building Association, "Welcome The G.

W. V. A. and Our Soldiers Returning," und some timely editorials dealing with the government's land policy and the question of a union government for British Columbia. lASTINliS e.

75c, $2.50 Millar Coe, Limited I Headquarters for China and Toys 419 HASTINGS STREET WEST Consultation Free cure your headache by correcting your vision. 35 Tears' Experience. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. I CLOSING Announcement Owing to present epidemic and complying with the instructions from the Special City Board of Health Committee, this school, with all other like institutions, will be CLOSED Until Further Notice Watch papers fur date of reopening. SUCCESS Business College TENTH AVE.

and MAIN STREET SEE ME AND I wear "1SPEX" Constantly, DR. ft. IJ. PRICE, Phone: Sey. 5474.

S2" V. Let me, Lyttleton Bros. 110 Hastings Street West. Established 20 Years. KrnlKht Pnerinlfat.

BUY VICTORY BONDS Save money by getting your shoes repaired by our modern method. Machine Tepairtng is the same as machine shoe making; the name method Is followed. Don't buy new shoes when we can repair your used ones and make them equal to new. These are days of thrift and you should save all the leather you can. We'll help you.

Let us save those old shoes for you. GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING CO. 623 5 Pender Street West Dr. Wm. H.

Thompson .602 GRANVILLE STREET Corner Dunsmulr. Over Owl Drug Store, LEAVE YOUR FEARS BEHIND Dependable Dentistry at PRICES VOli CAN AFFORD' TO VAX 1 hone Seymour 2311 Evenlnss by appw.ntiuenv. Try a "World" Want Ad..