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Friday & Saturda
TWO SHOWS — 7 and 9 7
Feature starts at T:Waee
A, ADMISSION — js. 4,
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SATURDAY MATINEE at 94
Feature Starts 3:00—15, & 5
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Dance Week — 2nd Sept. to 8th Sept,

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THE MOST LOVABLE TEAM IN PICTURES

Jackie Cooper and Chic Sale

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“When a Feller Needs a Friend”

Heartache, Tears, Laughter—As This Boy Learns to Be Man
Musical—“SHINE ON HARVEST MOON” FOX NEWs

 

- || SHIRLEY SHOPPE GOING
Low Prices | OUT OF BUSINESS

ON SHOES | BIG SAVING ON FALL COATS, DRESSES, SCARVES, SWEATERS, HOSE,
| LINGERIE—IN FACT ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE

. eR D ; fs ‘3 We are cleaning out all our Spring Coats at $10 each—values up to $35—Polos’
We are meeting Old Man Depression half way and i Dress Coats and Tweed Coats. This is a real saving. Come in and look them over.
have lowered our prices to meet the condition. We ‘
have bought a big stock of shoes at low prices and Everything must be sold. A small deposit will hold any article in the store.

Pesce use Nupert ane getting mene" Il Shirley Shoppe, Corner of Sixth Street & Third Avenue
CUT RATE SHOE STORE amma —
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iS NOVEL Me’ thather ST AR HERE MONDAY & TUESDAY—“THE BROKEN WING”
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4 |\Five-a-Side Play in Connection) exists today se vas f: a ri ~
if With Fair Sports Last Night | for |Satkie Cooper and “Chic” Sale Fine | —"
; Proved Interesting BAD COMPLEXION Pa ~ —_ ; — varie -
: a and ACID STOMACH Friend” at Capitol ' aod ‘

 

’ Another interesting innovation Sold everywhere in e! a :
at 25% REDUCTIONS n the special Fair Week sports 25cand 75c red pkgs. Peeeer sstie carne an on
; ae a stirring characterization in “When

| his year is the five-a-side football CARTE rE A SUTIN ¢ a BREN

RS IXZEPILLS a Feller Needs a Frier o which is

adiuhe \tem iia Saale i ompetition which commenced last
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY wening at Acropolis Hill grounds the week-end feature on the screen

You Cannot Beat These Prices, So Why Not Get Your Car Now? Merchants and Canadian Legion A. of the Capitol Theatre here. The

   
 

 

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1929 Ford Delivery, closed body, reg. price $300; Sale price $225.00 ams qualifyin vt Saath (vininiline -teeniekat! atin
1925 Ford Delivery, covered body, reg. price $20; Sale price 60.00 final scheduled for this evening. rince eorge film W - Charle paren Sale e
1929 Ford Delivery, open body, reg. price $400; Sale price =a In the first game Merchants de- how various adventures of Limpy,
1929 Ford Delivery, open body, reg. price $360; Sale price 270.00 Oe ae a ig ee whose crippled leg makes him an
1930 Ford, Tudor Sedan, reg. price $500; Sale price 375.00 eated Spaniards . he Ain the se- n . ervice . ist ae a moral coward. and
1930 Ford Roadster, reg. price $450; Sale price 337.50 cond Canadian Legion A. team de-' eee + coward, a
1930 Ford Fordor Sedan, reg price $600; Sale price 450.00 ‘eated Mesiment 3:40 Fandg,intthe $= «=. =—~—= phi final fight to overcome a disas-
1931 Ford Cabriolet, rumble sc..t, reg. price $ $750; Sale price 562.50 third, Canadian Legion A. beat Ca-', 4, ; ; 3 _ ,trous inferiority complex make this : :
1928 Ford Tudor Sedan, reg. price $400; Sale price 390.00 1adian Legion B. 2 to 1, The Mer- |’ N. R. Steamer Being Tied Up 2 picture which, it is said, will bring
1927 Ford Tudor Sedan, reg. price $120; Sale price 90.00 7 ; : , , Follewing Conclusion of lauvhs and tears to parents and This advertisement is not published or dis; id by the Liquor Contros Boe-d or
1925 Ford Tudor Sedan, reg. price $100; Sale price 75.00 hants-Spaniards game was tied Siananr’ Gclatisle ol dre Ri like 5M Pp an by the Government of British Columbia. und
1929 Chevrolet Sedan, reg. price, $600; Sale price 450.00 one-all at full time, the Merchants orcs ren allke .
1928 Chevrolet Sedan, reg. price, $300; Sale price 225.00 winning in overtime. This game er | owes s of the plot include a
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All Above Cars Are Genuine Value and Will Carry Our Warranty vas marred by accident when E.! Having made a special voyage |>.” attle in which Limpy proves at a meeting yesterd

Webster of the Merchants had the) north from Vancouver via Powell eer we ile os COWARG, 2 epi ae Commercial Class mercial class of twe

otis i indie so Pil fishing expedition on which “Chi e luratig
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S. E. Parker Ltd., Ford Dealers iisfortu ae to break hi 5 es aS 8) piver and Ocean Falls, C. N. R.jgale reveals some amazing fish Will Be Limited will be definitely limited y numd

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Third Ave. East Phone 83 al. steamer Prince George, Capt. Neil stories, the : quarrel between Sale! ber and will be open t« Pupiy
James Andrews was referee and McLean, arrived in port at 9:30 this;and Limpy’s parents because the iwho have already starts al
es Pete Doherty and Charles Barker |™°F™N8 with passengers, mail and |old man refuses to mollycoddle the|School Board Makes Ruling at course and have no’ "
. qwese lineamen. M. M. Lamb was freight After discharging, the ves-|crippled youngster, the dramatic Meeting Yesterday a pean a
| Smithers Police Court imekeeper. sel will move up to the local dry|scene in which rowdies attempt to adi seca Grade 10 of thse te a
Hotel Arrivals | aan The teams were as follows dock where she will be tied up for stone the old conductor, the episode By resolution of the school boar« ion e TT ae
yi mee | Divisional headquarters of the Merchants—A. Dickens, Webster the winter ; megan ee oon e which Limpy first asserts him : a oie
oY CENTRAL HOTEL | provincial police have been advised %. Hill. Gilker and Vacher _ penseed hes vee on A _ mn, finally the spectacular
oe T Moore, A. 34 ‘Honeywell andjof the following convictions in Sti- Spaniards—Vieira, Del Rio, Tony, rince Ruper on Thursday night |fight by which he regains his self-|
K. Bonallo, city; T. Anderson, C.N.|pendiary Magistrate R. L. Gale‘s|D. Gomez and A. Gomez. jae —— ae ct and overcomes his infer-| I ‘Good eCFLIES A.
e R.; J. B. Johnston, Port Edward. | court at Smithers Regiment—DeJong, Wingham Maem Conner | fs yy
— | David Dennis, Indian, Morice-| Vance, Colussi and Ted Smith The picture is based on William|
Dougies detail all: New iether town. drunkenness. $10 and costs Canadian Legion A—Baptie, J eR ae Tay Johnstor novel “Limpy.” Support - ‘WHI. I ‘Lo }
arrived in the city on last nigh Gordon Hall, Indian, Smithers,| Murray, Horne, Currie and Haddon ing roles are filled by Ralph Graves, | is 2, O$Se:
train from the interior and sailed ‘drunkenness, $10 and costs Canadian Legion B—Johnstone,| Phone 953 Phone 953 Porothy Peterson, Andy Shuford eee
t on the Prince Rupert for Vancou-: James Ward Carey, Indian, oper-|!varson, Morrison, §. Gurvich and Helen Parrish, Donald Haines, Gus fES< WHIZ, the most powerlu
* ver where he will resume his stu- ating a motorvehicle without lights, | ®. Gomez ——— a a “ wes senceery pwd
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a Swift's Back Bacon 15¢ Malkin's Best | ship of John E. Davey 98%. KILL POWER
z es c  » Sliced Peaches | Bert Cameron played two excel
¢ Mi pranc $5.00 “ry pel eee” : nt selections on the violin, Mis
a “som noo DeJong’ sCash&Carry | Thrift Cash & C
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; | T. B.C. Family ing ntralto vocal se font ions; Mis ong $ as I $ a
q | na Elizabeth Mcl d gave twe Fe ait Ss
i Sodas, plain or | mo om sa wo humor- Third Avenue Third A
| alted A) , aq and Miss Betty Woods
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r ‘met Corned Beef the conclusion President
( | Malkin'’s Best Tea 40¢ per tit 12€ « George Woodland expressed the KATEN HARDWA cs
eh. i-lb. pkg of the club to the young , FSD
; . White Figs—Choice quality Granulated Suga perfarmers who he declared gave ce
|} S8-lo. pkg 39C 10 lbs. for OSC} promise of much greater things for hird Avenue Third an id Fi
; Ginger Beer or Root Beer - ' Phone 3 ee at ae
‘ t ones 8] anu -
« | Extract, per bottle 39C Crisco 73¢ ? Phon
“t Every day human bodies, like | Peek Frean’s Vita-Weat Crispbread per s tin v ' = 7
th this car, are being twisted and 100% Whole Wheat 95¢e Ginger Snaps 15¢ ,
ba mangled needlessly on our per pkg 5 do ° &
i highways. Help to stop this | eelloge R se ina — i
, condition by signing and ob- logg'’s hice Hrisples 25¢
uy ‘ ° serving the Silvertown Safety 2 pkgs Malkin’s Best 6
rr d League Pledge. Si ntlcas
My Setar Teed 4 You may sign at our store. We al Pi ~ CUess
t mm will install a membership em- Malkin’s ; Raisins O 2
blem on your car. It costs +e Best ; wy i
you nothing. ah ar COFFEE ae) 29c
p , ; ds oa 2-lb. pkg — i
a A ; 1-lb 40¢ Meant
‘bea, Goodrich Se gut Unecn Maaas a5¢ COMPLETE OUTFITTERS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE |
%e | Listerine 50¢ 2 tins for |
a | %-oz. bottle Pearl White Soap 25C
i” Libby's Corn Beef—1’s 15¢ 7 bars for
ey ' | per tin ' Milk—Any brand $5 00
ir Corner Park Avenue and Second Avenue |Fresh Cabbage— 25¢ per ca e
7 1 en . , i . 2 Fan Bartlet ears ‘
Telephone 566 Prince Rupert, B.C. |,° * oe aha $5c
i Preserving Peaches— $1 .90 doz '@ Everything in the store to be cleared ; ’ child wear
., —— per crate fioslting Peake 25¢ wen R store cleared at cost. Our large stock of children's We
"hig Italian Prunes 95¢ 4 lbs. for must go. We have—
‘ per crate Crab Apples 5¢
4 . é fay . rs y Ps : Te ), ’ > ": ia . - .
| +” BUI K | EY VALLEY COAL Fresh Tomatoes 85¢ 4 lbs. for ra Boys Long eee . $1.25 Boys & Girls Stockings, 5 p 61.00
Sp per basket ; per Bovs’ Sk J ». ; - ‘“ in or
% ; a “ 7 ° Jy» sh 1ort } ants ile ithoal sess 95¢ to § 2 § ov © . jae
(aed: IS A HIGH CARBON, NON-COKING, BITUMINOUS COAL Ripe Bartlett Pears— 35¢ box at $1.15 Boys’ Shirts}. ...4.... Zt
uy , per doz! Seediess Grapes Boys’ ( aps ak vet) : he & The
st at can used to economical advantage in all styles of fire Pe RTT ee Ae Pe AS Ban.) rs or airls sses, 0 '
‘ue ssa In aoa Sashes ~_ ot a nk. egg By ‘ = cae . Deli | per lb 2 Cc Cae — , irls Dresses up from vs
“@ . shake the bottom grate when a hot fire is desired. For heaters Phone Your Order—We Deliver | Blue Y gg Grapes— 25c es these goods, new this summer, are actually to be sold at cost.
+) use single screened lump. In furnaces use single screened lump ye!
: with a generous rtion of fined added to hold a slow fire or : os - . ne
ee banking over night. You will use no other fuel after becoming Alberta Market “ Hothouse Tomatoes— 5c. t is a great opportunity for ladies to outfit er children at prices no! usual |
| 1 accustomed to— per basket Prince Rupert

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. ’ veawléter | Peaches—For table use
mk Gam Pen, $5¢1 CAPITOL BABY SHOPPE — Third Avenue
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