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For 40 years SALADA has return to the ~iy thus hah
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SEVOm: Shep Fee Ry Be ic jac sees petting in tis cares at dae ee
Pp sent rice are th + men ‘Ss. women’s r children’s f visit to the « r g ar
tea. re p s € footwear you can on fron 1¢ Ala ‘ :
lowest in 15 years. visiting the Cut Rate Shoe 8 Princess Louise yesterday af-
63' tern
Canadian Legion picnic, Gra Mrs. D. B. Finn arrived in
THE DAILY NEWS bey, Sunday. July 17. Adults 0:-ap the Prince George veseray a
Ski . Children free. Children must ernoon from Vaneouver to assume
PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA accompanied by parents. Truck esidence here. She was met at
—_—- Ricley Home, Legion Hail and Jeean Falis by Mr. Finn, wh -
Pu ry Afternoon, Except Sunday, by Prince Rupert ner of 6th and McBride fr ompanied her here
Dez News, Limited, T Avenue an nti] 1 n ae
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visit before returning Golden. He ) Skagway
D 1 is a brother-in-law of Capt. Sol rach «Aah ve
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a] j per Miss Julia Waiters arrived in th i nnouncemen S :
ADVERTISING RATES city on the Prince George yester-j'
cvertising, per insertion. pe: word 02 day from Vancouver, where she is}
wal read per insert per line 25 ‘training for a nurse at Vancouver Canadian Legion Picnic, G
: ces, each insertion, per agate line 15 General Hospital, to spend a holi-| Bay, July 17
a Transiet display advertising, per inch. per insertion 1.40 day visiting with her parents. Mi —
. Contract rates on application and Mrs. Michael Walters. Hay Eagles’ Social Dance Friday. J
4 Cove Cirele. 12. Admission, Gents. 50c; lad
: Advertising and Circulation Telephone 98 efreshments
Editor and Reporters’ Telephone 86 Ser a ection
Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Oddfellows opening dance, Jul
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FRANCE AND BRITAIN

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Until comparatively a féw years ago France and Great, ‘ted im Mateh By Visitors
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i britain were open enemies. TI ey never iost an opportunity
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F ol showing tne animosity. Un Many occasions there was FASONAL
ope vartare and so fearful were the British of their) OTTAWA. July 14:—Scoring 365 |
| Pe a ae aes } os ’ a . - ' runs for seven wickets, the tourine
nel Ol nat Une ould not allow a innei 0 ve COonNn-
: 4 4 M eT Australian cricketers defeated th
SUD laf ed peneath the straits of Vover Ottawa Valley Cricket Council
ine war brought a change, but still there were suspic-| scoring 82 runs for 18 wickets
ons and the a1 mo ity between France and Germany Was + |
sho vn henever B itain seemed to favo the latter. Now Friday & Saturday
there is a new administration and the Herriot government ;
is is showing a new spirit. Premier Ramsay MacDonald, the | OTTAGE ROLLS—Boned Smoked
socialist premier of Britain. has been negotiating with the Snoulders, Average 16¢
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socialist premier of France to good effect and a new un- ee - n a “one '
derstand g has been reached w cn promises great thing 2 tiz 7 . 15¢
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tor the future peace oi the world. . |NABOB JELLY POWDERS 25¢
x ‘ ’ ‘ 7 2& ie | +} :
sNaLiOns are how iearning to deal with each other in a pecia S 5 for
similar manner to individuals. United States has led the 488T FOODS MAYONNAISE
Wa!) in the matte: of ope liplomaey and the new under- | Fraser Valiey Pure Creamery Butter | -_ 23¢ pons 43e
standing with France is a very decided forward step which| 100% B. C. Product 55 ape i BUTTER PICKI ES
s3 i . 7 9 . * JREAD UTTE .ES
sh } ud Nave a great ellect on the Gipit macy oi other na- 2 Ibs Milde by “Best Foods 30c¢
bal tion - = cret treaties are going in tne d seard anda gen-| Maikin's Best Vanilla and} ver bottle
i uine effort is be Ing made nicn will tend to do away W ith Lemon Extract ALL'S CHICKEN BROTH
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war as a means of settling international disputes. 2 bottie Vith R yes Ss

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20c¢

Sugar Cri

Flake OATS—Quick-

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result of the creat war confirm hat Norman An- Quaker Quick 20¢ KEKIST HONEY 65
gell tried to teach at the beginning of this century when he Rolled Oats, pkg per 5-ib. tin c
* published a book designed to show the futility of armed! ABOB PURE STRAWBERRY JAM
conflict. He reasoned that the winner lost as well as the| ‘oval Sliced Pineapples 25¢ vr mS peda 0c
laser and he hac } h nt > correct. It ie clear 2's, 2 tins per tin
ser and he nas deen snc LO De Cf CL. il 18 Cle ‘ . : .
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that wars settie nothing and that there is no kind of dis | Maikin’s Best Aspara- "CC gprviceabls 40
4 pute that could not be settled amicably if the parties there-! gus Tips 25c 7
to were amenable to son. The glory is passed from war-| per tin CHRISTIES’ ASSORTED BISCUITS
fare and, now that it is sho t the profit is also gone. | gieet Paragon” Ass 30c
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t is probable that wars will become fe er until they dis- 7 10c = a
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ING OSCAR SARDINES—Packed
in Pure Olive O
per tin 15c
‘ CANNED FRUIT SPECIAL
i i 2 tins Lynn Val Peact :
' | 2 tins Lynn Vall Plums, 2
mae 59c
Malkin's Best Tea 4 tins

40c

1-lb. pkg PEARL WHITE SOAP
}Royal City Crosby Corn 35¢ 13 bars 50c.
2's, 2 tins 15 CANDY SPECIAI PLANTERS’
Peanut Butter Cc COCONUT & PEANUT 2
1-lb. tin CRISP, per Ib 2c
Pitted Dates HEINZ BAKED BEANS
i 5 2 Ibs 25 Medium tins, per tin 13c
Fels Naptha Soap 75¢
10 bars FRUITS & VECETABLES
Supre ated Coffee Yhoice Bing Cherri .
Thousands of bonnie, bounc- aprons Yur Fee 40c caren * 5 Smerries, Oe >
: l-lb. pkg ‘ Large Canteloupes, each 13e
ing Canadian babies owe their Good Size Oranges—~ 95¢ Bunch Carrots, per bunch 5e
health and strength to | 5 doz Bunch Beets, per bunch 6c
pias's.A im» the )Swift’s Classie Cleanser 25¢ Bunch Turnips. per tanch 6c
ideal baby food. Absolutely ' 3 tins Green Peas, 3 Ibs 25
iy pure... there is no substitute, | Order Strawberries For Preserving Hothouse Tometoes. 2 ths 35e
, Now—They Are at Their Best Upriver Berries, per box l5e
st and 2 boxes 25¢

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2 Dresses for the Price of 1

$14.95
$12.95
DRESSES $2.95

NOTE.—The above listed merchandise is new stock just off Wednesday's boat.

Come and be convinced.
Suit Hat
Our Complete Stock

Large Stock of Sum-
of Hats to clear, your

. choice of any hat ip
priees, all to clear at Sask ‘ob :
: en

$9.95 95c.

Sale Starts Friday at 9 a.m.

 

 

Georgette, Lace Ensembles, Flat
Crepe, Printed Materials, Flow-
ered Crepe Ensembles and Chif
fon—Sizes 14 to 44; 2 for the

2)
DRESSES

90
DRESSES

price of 1—

Afternoon and Street Dresses in
Flat Crepe, Cantons, Hea
Crepe and Flowered Crepes
Sizes 14 to 44; 2 for the price
of 1—

Voile

Sizes 14 to 50; 2 for the price of 1—

and Broadcloth Dresses—

 

 

 

Coats

Large Stock of Sum-
mer Coats at reduced mer Suits at reduced

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Mr. and Mrs. M. Warden of An- C. P. R. steamer Princess Louise t 5 p.m. for Veacouve

yox arrived in the city on the Ca- Capt. Arthur Slater, arrived in port and Victoria. There were 80 \asse1
tala Tuesday from the smelter town at 3:30 yesterday afternoon from gers sboard the vessel inc! ne or
and are guests at the Savoy Hotel. Skagway and other Alaska points who d ked her

 

     
   
 

 

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A Milk of Many Uses

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Feeding
The highest medical authorities

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