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■F*""<• are MOTOR (jABAii E —NEW SUP- VA" — LEVIN. „• PLIES. koote- m n uni nAWAY (Rolsrt E Knowl r7 W. nULUnVVnI; lg£,-\- - Mono of action for Mr Knowles lat- 9 - est novel is in the Crow's Nest Pass M\:' : of the Kotenay Mountains of Brit- , ish Columbia. To this dramatic field Oxford Street Sont\ > he has gone for local colour and has £y. taken every advantage of his wide >'•' knowledge, picturing life of every LEVINs -- •' '• phase in his most artistic style. ' . The author has been aptly called the ' lan, McLaren of Canada, and with • '*. each succeeding story since his initial - ' ''■ - volume, "St. Cuthbert's" he has ' _____ - perfected his literary form and inr> V THE CHARLATANS (Bert. Les- mOWN O" ALL, T J£ING'S TJIHEArRE, j^EVIN, ton Taylor).—Hope "Weston, a bright' ™™ mmm ~V " ingenious girl with a talent for mu- }-) ] ( YPI 111 - sic, goes to the metropolis for seri- P I ("IT 1 fTR-ESe Spvij" *\ 0143 study. She enters "The ColossK | SC3 »" consecrated to the study uf BEVAN. THE — BEST —OF — ALL. 'JfcV'art, and her experiences with the n ««mnraftv of ttß ."•A™ 1 . 'J e . ™ ri » ,l » Manager & Operator A. E. Sehlarger WB C HALLEI ' r (Late Operator at King's Theatre, WJS CHALLENGE COMPARISON. •; . »>ove all with the presiding genius Levin). CHALLENGE COMPARISON. ;" of the place give full play to the auy r : - - tlor's faculty for vivid and pictur- Will Screen the Acarae of Animate MONDAYS, "WEDNESDAYS AND £'/ «que portraiture. The reader will Art. 1 SATURDAYS. 'v>, te eager to know whethe • the girl '} vas a genius or not, whether she The Best the wide World can furnish (') drifts with the tide or not, and whe- The Best the wide World can furnish MATINEES. -Saturdays and Ho • h-{ ! 'ther she will be one of the gifted — 1 — days. t-' _ ones who ''arrives." STEADY AS A LANTERN SLIDE. , , , * * . MARY ALL ALONE (John Oxen- STEADY AS A LANTERN SLIDE. EVENING PRICES 6d and Is. - ham).—This story, by an increasing- STEADY AS A LANTERN SLIDE. t d »y popular writer, of a girl of prosition and culture flung suddenly on AS CLEAR AS CRYSTAL. ; life with no special training of apti- AS CLEAR AS CRYSTAL. Music by Joe Kearsley s Orchestra ' tude for earning her own living in AS CLEAR AS CRYSTAL. any capacity. Her very attractions —*— O K A T I N /"2J. raise barriers against her, but she MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS. K A T I N t- wins through to happiness in the MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS. end. Don't miss the Carnival, July Ist. Matinees ... Saturdays and Holidays, 1 W !TliAm«nA« , -n 1. -n. EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. W,! 1 nompson. Full Lyric Orchestra Each Evening. attenc j ance eac h evening Full Lyric Orchestra Each Evening. ROOrrmrr TPR Evening Prices 6d and Is. Theatre to let on Thursdays for all m/UlVdttLlLl&K Matinee Prices 3d and 6d. classes of entertainments. Apply at > Theatre. Levin. «, t Warmer Underwear I Makes for Better I It is impossible for you to realise wtfmT) I U the importance of warm clothing / 1 |||H ■ rr'l doctor can tell you of it, but his f| i ' fj words must be supplemented by ac- mvm 1 ;| Now—to-day—we suggest that you Vjj \ I r come along to our Underclothing II '\ H jfrov 6 Department and see what we are Ij *\M \ i j®T2* ■ ■?'" showing for winter wear. Jj> R All "wool clothing is ideal for the W | gentler sex. Men arc hardy beings >ui■■■>■■>■!»"■■«■!• g —women frail. So don't lose the ■ opportunity of keeping veil now that you arc free from "Winter Colds.' H Keep free! And the best way is to wear our All-wool Underwear H ftlorley's and Roslyn unshrinkable all wool under" | wear for women, at City prices. 1 Gna now be had at Levin's Best Store I 1 CLARK'S ■ ■MMBMnraßHmn ■■■»■■■■■«««■■■■■>■ nam ■in i" |, " ,|, i |

BEHOVED HUGH HALL has removed his Hairdressing Saloon from Queen-street to prmisos lately occupied, by Mr F. 0. Remington, Chemist, Oxl'ord-strct. Levin. All fittings absolutely now and up-to-date. THE ONLY SPORTS DEPOT IN I THE COUNTY. | HUGH HALL, Oxford street LEVIN.

THE LEVIN COMPETITIONS. July 15, 16, 17, 18. 1913. f CENTURY HALL ' PRICKS OF ADMISSION. J 3 MORNING SESSIONS Gd oacli session. •IS 3 AFTERNOON SESSIONS, Is cacli session. iw .-J,..* i EVENING SESSIONS, Is and 2s each essions. f SEASON TICKETS (Not transferable)) 7s 6d each. X .SEASON TICKETS (Transferable) 10s oacli. 1 FAMILY TICKETS (Admit 2) 12s Del oacli. I I FAMILY TICKETS (Admit 4) 21s each. 1 (Each additional member o fa family 5s each . H f NOTE.—Season and Family Tickets will also admit to GRAND flj ; WINNERS' CONCERT. Rooking Fees EXTRA. ) 1 TICKETS obtainable at lien. Aitken's, F. W. -Jones, E. W. J. » n - Smith, Has well Eros., Stiles and Matheson. Ec l , . if- 1 Jjll- ■ > .7 •' ' fiif- ... N \ GET THEM JSW. -' - - —THE CROWDS WILL BE BIG. D. P. PORTEOUS, Secretary.

II BP! kn,tted -"" - I ®HjS : • Coats and Golf Jerseys SWELL THmG ; 411W THIS 'SEASON. ■ j 11 r$ Ll' ifußc Thero is nothing half-and-half about the success of KNITTED c COATS and GOLF JERSEYS this season. . It's a thorough triumph. J n hi jM| < They are so oasy and somfortablo and warm—as warm as a big coat J ' without the weight 1 You had better got yours right away at j «f STILES & MATHESON. j Long Knitted Woollen Coats ar here also; soft and thick, but so S ligliL and fluffy; you wouldn't know you were wearing one if it wasn't K Pretty colours, too—in Heather, Navy, Brown, Green, and Black. \ S Prices are the STILES and MATHESON KlND—with the ■ profit v 3 small and the" value big.—Here are afew:— x K 10s Gd, 12s (3d, 14s 6d, 15a 6d. 16s 6d, 17s 6d, 20s, 22s 3d, 255, 32s < I Gd, 35s to 60s. J > EVERY" £2 OASH TOT 7 < I SPEND BRINGS YOU 2s < ( DISCOUNT IN RETURN. ) | STILES and MATHESON 1 i Whits House Levin 5