PAGE
8
IX
WEEK
END
SPECIALS
Alberla
Kggs,
per
doz
25c
Strawberry
Hhubarb.
5
lbs.
for
25c
Oreen
Onions,
3
for
...
10c
Itailishe.
3
for
10c
Head
Lettuce,
each
...
15c
Spinach,
2
lbs.
for
....
25c
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
per
lb.
50c
Florida
Orapefruit,
3
for
35c
SATURDAY
IS
A
HOLIDAY.
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WAISTS
LINEN
AND
ENGLISH
DnOADCLOTH
Special
Showing
at
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dalliarad
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Thl
I
a
very
superior
furnare
roal.
It
Hives
a
clean
hot
rire
and
I
entirely
free
from
oot.
clinker,
lark
and
dirt.
Some
of
the.
larireti
heatlnc
plant
In
the
city
are
now
tisln
It
with
entirely
aatUfittory
reBiili.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Drllvered
In
Sack.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
also
Agents
ror
the
I'amout
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Of
flea
i
Hottl
Cantral.
Phone
15
-A
Till
DAILT
WfrR
rrlJwr.
Mny
23,
wi
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
If
Winter
Comes
The
ntuliun
picture
version
of
A.
S.
M.
Ilulehiiison'.s
famous
novel.
The
best
story
in
fifly
years.
Sec
Mark
Sabre,
.None,
Mabel,
Twymng,
Fortune,
High
Jinks
and
Low-Jinks
brought
to
life
on
the
screen.
,
llcnmrkuble
scenery
and
settings.
Canterbury
Cathedral.
Leeds
Castle.
SI:
Albans
and
many
famous
places.
Dramatic
Courtroom
scene.
.
Conceded
by
many
to
be
belter
than
the
book.
Percy
Marmont,
William
Riley
Hatch,
Ann
Forrest,
Gladys
Leslie
and
huge
cast,
Including
a
battalion
of
the
famous
Infantry
regiment,
the
East
Kent
Regiment
(the
Buffs)
.Millions
have
read
the
book,
millions
more
will
see
Hie
picture.
FUN
FROM
THE
PRESS
Admission
50c
and
25c.
m
NOTICE.
Natlgable
Watart
Protection,
Act,
R.S.C.
cnapiar
lie.
The
MiuOtrr
or
l-ubllc
Work.
Government
of
ttw
rrorlnre
or
BrltUb
Columbia.
1
hereby
rlvr
nollre
thtt
lie
tu.
umlrrl
secuon
7
or
me
above
Art,
lfiul
with!
the
Mtnl.trr
or
I'nbllr
Works
n
littaai
I
and
In
the
office
or
the
Dlmrlct
rieti'trar
It
Crllire
l(uiert.
B.C..
lerrlnil,.n
i.r
iiie
Hie
aua
inan
t.r
a
iiirhnay
find
re.
projHwea
10
be
bum
over
the
skeena
liner
11
lerrare,
ax.
Ami
Take
.Villre
Hut
arter
the
einin
lion
of
one
liHinlh
rmcn
ilu
due
or
ttv
urn
r-uoiiraiiini
or
irn
nuiire.
ttie
Minuter
or
I'ublle
W'orkn.
I'mrlnre
i.r
Rrliuh
Colufiibli,
will,
under
Section
7
or
the
nld
Art
annlr
to
the
yini.ir
i.r
PuMir
Works
at
hi
orflre
In
the
rjljr
or
Ottawa.
ir
appnivai
or
tne
mm
nie
and
plans
and
for
leave
to
conrtrurt
the
(aid
llirbway
B
rid
re.
Utted
thll
t&lh
dar
or
April.
1914.
W.
H.
SUTIIKHLA.Mi.
Minister
or
Public
Work.
Province
or
flrili.h
Columbia.
IAN.
ACT.
Atlln
Land
DlatrlcU
Diatrlct
of
Caaalar.
Take
.otlre
I'm
tierloald
Kr.k
of
Atlln.
orrupallun
miner.
Intend
to
n.r.lv
for
iiermlMlon
tu
unrrluw
iti
ri.ib.tainv
dem-rllied
land;
Conimenrlnif
at
a
ral
planted
Mie
hundred
yard
to
the
east
or
the
mouth
fit
Itunert
Teeek
or
(iolden
Hate
on
TarOh
Ijke.
tlienre
jiiltn
twenty
rlialnn.
thenre
went
to
Mxirr
line,
thenre
alunj
,hore
line
tii
point
or
rfimmeneetnent.
.
.
itKciXALii
nnooic.
April
tt.
1
0f
.
TheBestOffer
We
Have
Ever
Madelll
The
Picnic
and
(damping
S-aons
are
eoming,
go
take
Hie
opportunity
-and
buy
now!
Cream,
any
kind,
per
ease,
tails
$5.50'
tirrum,
any
kind,
per
case,
baby
sie
$3.25
Kraft
Cheese,
per
5
lb.
box
$1.90
Sugar,
per
ton
lb.
sack
$9.50
Sugar,
per
5(1
lb.
sack
$4.90
Sugar,
p.-r
20
lb.
sack
$2.15
Lump
Sugar,
per
2
lb.
pkg.
25o
Icing
Sugar,
per
2
lb.
pkg.
...
...
i.
25o
These
SI'KCIALS
are
until
Hie
week
end
only.
All
orders
of
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
ECONOMY
STORE
Phone
84.
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
M.
S.
SING
TAILOR,
CLEANING
AND
PRE3SINQ
I'hone
771.
H20
Third
Avenue
Laundry
Office
P.O.
Box
88.
Prince
floperl,
B.C.
ANYOX
SPORT
SEASON
OPEN
Three
Football
and
Two
Baseball
Games
Have
Been
Played
to
Date
ANYOX,
May
23.
Tlie
Anyo
sport
season
is
well
away,
three
panics
of
football
and
two
panic
of
baseball
bavin?
been
decided
.in
the
oast
ten
days.
On
the
football
field
(be
Mine
4ias
won
two
victories,
one
over
the
Smelter
eleven
and
the
other
over
the
Itcach
aggregation,
the
inciter
annexing
one
the
last
game
played,
the
Uracil
team
again
losing.
All
these
painjcs
were
evenly
coiAestcd,
however,
ami
what
pronMses
16
be
the
!'
ear
so
far
experienced
in
Anyox
football
annals
has
started.
There
will
be
two
nights
de-
voled
to
football
on
the
local
grounds,
two
to
senior
baseball
and
the
remaining
two
nights
to
.intermediate
baseball,
with
a
ladies'
baseball
game
sandwiched
in
between
somewhere.
J
The
iiitcrinediales
were
the
last
to
organize,
a
well-attended
meet.
tug
starling
the
ball
rolling
on
I
Wednesday
evening.
May
it.
The
jinternreiliaU
seaoir
wall
com-!
meuce
on
the
first
Wednesday
after
the
beginning
of
June.
The
schedules
for
all
three
leagues
will
rim
.until
the
end
of
August.
'
The
senior
ball
toshers
have
played
two
games
of
the
baseball
schedule
(o
date,
the
Mine
Jo
ing
both
games,
oif
of
the
Smelter
and
one
to
the
Kit.
The
Mine-Smelter
ganfe
result
was
a
big
surprise
to
players
and
fan
alike
as
the
Mine
was
touted
to
gel
an
easy
win
instead
of
which
Hie
smeller
throng
won
nine
to
three.
Well
Organized
Anyox
sport
is
belter
organized
Ibis
year
lliau
ever
before
and
the
leaders
for
the
summer
mouth
are
as
follows:
Senior
lla-eli.ill
League
I'res
LIQUOR-CONTROL
PLEBISCITES
ACT.
PR0CLAXATI0N
OF
RCTUNNINC
OFFICER
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
th
SKEENA
Elactoral
DittrlcL
TO
"WIT-
PI
BIJi:
MOTICK
I
herrbv
liven
to
Hie
Klertor
of
the
Mrrtoral
lii.tnil
aforesaid
thai
I
have
rw-rlvrd
III
Vljr.tr
-
Writ
to
me
dim
led.
and
bearlnv
date
the
loth
day
or
May,
I
v
1
i.
riHiinundlnir
me
tu
raue
Hie
follow
Inn
qtii-MMi.
naiiii-ljr.
do
you
approv
or
in
aaio
or
taar
bf
lh
glasa
In
llcanstd
promlsts
without
a
bar
undtr
Oovtrnmont
control
and
raaulatlon?
to
lie
Mibmilled
arrordmr
to
law
to
tlie
Klertor
ntiallflnl
tu
voir
for
the
elM-tlmi
or
a
number
or
the
l.ellative
Ariidilv
ror
the
Merloral
PMrh't
aforril;
and.
rurtlier.
Out
In
obedleiH-r
to
Ihe
said
Wrll
a
poll
'lull
be
oiieu
at
elrht
o'rlork
In
the
lorriMam
and
than
lie
-lord
at
seven
o'clock
lii
Hie
ariiTiHeiii
on
tlx-
fulh
day
or
June.
igl.
for
liklnir
ami
rereitlii
Hie
vole
of
Ihe
raid
Klerlom
In
earh
ta.ll.
Inr
division
or
tlie
Klerpiral
M-trlrt
aforesaid
at
IIb
rewrtlve
Mare
follow
Inr:
POLLING
DIVISIONS.
Ililledal
Utile
tjliyon
l.edansle
.Morlretown
i:iilon
ew
llaielpHi
t'jiia-r
Clly
Partrie
iMilhie
Mine
Port
KmlnrfiHi
,
Ktelyn
Ileum
jiilenlaiiiia
lloaW)aa
Mlanall
.l..i..
Ilaieltoti
siulther
kltwanita
South
lliiellun
kltlmat
surr
Inlet
kltsiimkaluiii
SwanwHi
Hay
kl-'li
Telkwa
Lome
creek
Terrare
I
-k
Of
wblrli
all
lroo4
aet
ticrfliv
r.
((Hired
to
take
notice
and
to
rovern
llw-lo-selven
arrorrilnalv.
ilVK
under
my
hand
at
llaii'lpm,
H.C..
nun
iweuiieiu
tuj
oi
.May.
ivti.
i
1
1
ii-wii
I.I..
Ileliirnlnr
orrirer
Sardines
King
Oscar
These
are
the
original
genuine
King
Oscar
Sardines,
and
cannot
be
replaced
to.
day
in
many
wholesale
houses.
Wc
offer
on
Friday
only
at
171c
per
tin
Hoy
any
ijuantily
you
can
use.
Let
tiH
have
your
pic.
nlc
order
f..r
over
the
holidays.
Special
Bargains
on
Meat
Look!
Look
I
Canadian
Lamb
Legs,
per
lb
35c
Shoulders,
)r
lit
17c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lb...
15c
Moiling
Beef,
per
lb.
...
6c
Pot
lloasl,
per
lb
8o
Illb
llnast.
per
lb,
:
,
.
.
17o
WE
8ELL
FOR
LESS.
Farmers
Market
Optician
and
Optometrist
After
one
month
of
careful
conscientious
eye
testing,
our
patrons
are
advising
their
friends
to
come
to
us
for
glasses.
This
Is
conclusive
evidence
that
our
glasses
are
giving:
entire
satisfaction.
Mr.
Ireland
has
made
the
eye
a
long
and
careful
study,
and
has
the
know,
ledge,
skill
ami
experience
l'j
fit
any
eye
that
'glasses
will
help;
and
in
rase
you
do
not
need
glasses,
can
gixe
you
valuable
advice.
We
are
gelling
the
optical
business
by
deserving
it
by
giving
superior
optical
service.
"A
slitrh
in
time
sates
nine"
has
mi
more
filling
application
than
in
the
case
of
the
eye.
REMEMBER,
YOU
RUN
NO
RISK
HERE.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured
Max
He
Ibroner
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
Note
-
We
tan
duplicate
lens
or
repair
any
frame.
ideal,
Oeo.
Willi.M
roft;
vice-president.
Kd.
Wall;
sec.-lreas.,
II.
I.
Thorley.
Intermediate
llaeball
League
President.
L.
M.
Lynll;
vice-
president.
Win.
Laiorek;
sec.-treas.,
Ted
Swansnii.
ami
Hie
community
fa
looking!
forward
to
a
gay
holiday
on
i
Saliinbiy.
A
baseball
match
be-i
Iween
(he
School
girls
and
Town!
girls
is
a
new
fealure
of
the
day!
which
promises
lo
be
very
In
!
leresiiiig.
A.
Lijip
is
htjiliiing
a
residence
oil
his
acre
lot
south
of
town.
This
i
a
lovely
lime
of
yeiir
for
a
I
rip
lo
Terf'aee
as
I
In?
up-phi
trees
are
in
full
bloom
mid
a
number
or
older
orchards
are
a
bcHiiliful
sighj.
At
a
ineellng
i,r
Mie
Provincial
Parly
Satunbiy
evening
Ihe
following
ilelegHic
'were
elecled
lo
atlcnd
tlie
convention
in
Sihilh-ers.
Muy
'7:
M,-4,
().
'.
Viimlal,
Clms.
II.
Gilbert,
c.
I'.
A.
fJreerf,
Jus,
Swan
ami
Fretl
Nash.
COOLIDQE
HAS
NO
DIFFI-
IN
CONTEST
FOn
PRE8I
ft
aflUTI
a
I
UAUIBlSaVIASJ
wrilers
have
declared
that,
while
j
he
refuses
to
admit'
it.
Johnson
Is
through.
They
predict
he
wlU
retire
from
pol
hes
and
prani
i'it
"law.
If
ht(e
Washington
oh-
.servers
are
rtgit
Johnson
Is
.politically
dead,
his
career
fur
.nishes
interesting
material
for
a
i,n.l
I.....
I,
I
.
!"
iiioiiciii.
It
rrl'H)t
l
severe
case
of
egotism
and
self
assuranre
and
one
of
the
causes
jfor
his
political
decease.
Tor
If
Johnson
had
been
willing
to
play
i
second
fiddle
lie
would
be
Presi
dent
of
I
tie
l
ulled
Stales
today
lie
had
two
chance.
Misted
Opportunities
In
tlie
llepulilienu
convention
of
I
Dili
he
refused
to
throw
his
slitMtKlli
lo
Philander
Knox
for
the
Presidency
on
the
areetoeo!
that
he
have
the
viee-presidenry.
If
he
had
been
willing,
such
it
ticket
w
f
hi
hi
have
heen
the
Hi
puldtraii
choice
long
before
Harding
ami
iiotlilfc:e
were
selecled
as
a
eomtiroulie.
If
Jolitismi
had
aerrtled
to
tin
plan
he
would
have
been
presi
dent
on
October
SI.
IU2I.
Ihe
dale
of
Ihe.
Me-nlli
of
Knox,
only
seru
iiiooins
imer
me
nun
gont
I.
Johnson
however,
feJl
Dial
be
could
win
firsl
place
and
refused
lo
lake
second
(dare
to
Kli'x
Yel
when
il
wn
apparent
thai
lie
hail
no
iliaoee
of
I
lie
Presidential
nomination
and
Harding
wus
finally
selected.
.lolnmoii
still
was
not
ronlenl
In
aceepl
second
place.
Hurtling,
according
lo
report
of
tin.
"inside"
convention
happening,
put
Johnson
on
the
telephone
and
ri-i
lifted
him
personally
to
stand
a
his
running
male.
Jomon,
in
a
liulT
again
renter!.
Hud
lie
unreideil
lie
would
have
hecu
president
in
ugusl.
IllS;.
and
would
in
nil
probability
have
ln
en
assured
ol
Uoolidge
is
today.
II
was
t
lie
Presidential
nominal
ion
or
nothing
with
lllrntn
Johnson.
Today
it
is
apHireullj
nothing.
OLD
COUNTRY
BOOKINGS
Hook
now
for
Old
Country.
Association
Football
League
.Passports
secured
and
tickets
is-
Presidenl,
J.
I.
Wilson;
vice-jsued
via
While
Siar.
t'.iinanl.
president
.
0.
Koolli;
Mr.-Anelinr-loniibNioi
lines.
The
treat.
K.
Dearlove.
Canadian
Nnttonal
Hallways
Anyox
Tennis
"Club
President,
make
direct
ami
convenient
con
J.
L.
L.
Stroud:
see.-lreas..
(i.
M.lneelioiis
with
slenniers
of
llici-ei
Lace.
.'lines.
Full
infnrmaiioti
at
City!
The
Community
League
has
Tirkei
OUlei-
Ti.'H
Third
Avenue.!
been
requested
by
the
sexeral
Pni'e
Hup.-ri.
H.r
Plione
2fl0.
'
sporting
org-anizalioits
of
Anyox'
''
lt
bring
in
Daylight
Saving
for;
Ihe
mouths
of
Julie.
July.
August;
and
September
VP
'he
League
has'
decided
lo
gel
n
derision
from
all
ections
of
(lie
roinmtiiiitv
ami
for
litis
purpose,
will
take
a
Inilof
on
.Monday
next.
May
fi.
tw-
thiril
total
of
Ihe
entire
vide
east!
will
be
neeesarr
lo
put
daylight
'
saving
into
effect
in
Anvox.
I
TERRACE
NOTES
lr.
(irant
of
Prince
Itupert
is
sendiiig
a
few
days
at
his
ranrli
here.
Owing
to
high
water,
teams
and
cars
hate
been
unaldc
to
cross
the
river
though
fool
pas
sengers
have
beeiucarried
every
diiy.
Miss
Leslie
Wright
of
Vau-eouu'r
is
Ihe
gtnM
of
Mrs.
0.
It.
Oilbeii
for
a
few
weeks.
The
Womena'
Auxiliary
of
n,,.
Anglican
Churrh
(net
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Oeo.
Little
last
week.
-
A
splendid
program
of
events
hate
I
n
arranged
for
May
'1
SAILINGS
TO
KUHOPJi
MAKR
RKSr.HVATinV!t
SOW
FROM
QUIBCC
TO
CHIROOURO-SOUTHAIteTON-HAMBURG.
Juiw
I.
Juli
1
.iiiirn
'if
r..ll4lcl
Jilla
X.
iul
I'.
.lu(irr
"t
'ranr
TO
BILFAST-OLAS00W
Imm
li.
Aur.
I
Misitlaurlrr
TO
UVCRROOL
Jinn.
11.
Jiil
li
M-Milrual
FROM
MONTRtAt
TO
LIVERPOOL
J
HIM-
i,.
My
Miailralm
Jinx-
II.
July
II
MmilroM-
Jlili-
l.
July
IS
MmitrUo-jHt-
t
M.ailnat
TO
BILTAST-OLASOOW
Jmim
7.
Jul
Uarlia-li
;iiimi
l
Jul
t;
VlartMni
Julie
H,.
Jul)
it
Ui-tairatiia
TO
CHCRBOURO-SOUTHAMPTON-ANTWIRP
Jmim:
II.
Jtil
V
Mrllla
Jiiii
July
i
Mliim-iiooa
ApplT
t
18
Acimi
tfrhf
or
rUKaTKK,
(itn.
AL,
,R.
Station.
Vancovntr.
Tiitpnen
sjrmour
Ii)S.
(.an.
rtc
Kjr,
TiaSc
Aetata.
CANADIAN
SERVICE;
FROM
QUEBC0
TO
QUIENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
LaiiiMtiia
May
U.
Aur.
l.
.r.t
(
aroma
June
If.
Jul'
.,
tur
7
S't'l.
i
rnom
siomTRiAL
TO
PLVktOUTH-CHERBOURO-LONDON
AiuUtila
Juiis
1,
July
if.
Aur
to,
srtit.
fit
AiiKuila
Juiif
ft.
Jiitv
n.
Mit,
.
oa
i
AiiMHila
.
.Jutir
fa.
Anw.
t,
ort
II
TO
OLAS00W
AllK-nla
.
.
iJiiiir
6,
July
I.
AiikT.
t,
Atir,
It
CaimaiiiJra.JiiiH'
t,
Jul)
II.
Aun.
.
sin
i
Saluriila.Jutm
Jnlv
la.
Ana
i;
-,
i.
FROM
NEW
V0RK
TO
OUEEN1TOWN
AMD
llumnni
Kraiii'iuiia
v.y
ji'
Srytlila
.
.
.
t
inn
ig
rtiianla
""(
.
TO
CHERBOURQ
AND
SOUTHAMPTON
llrmiirana
...
Jiihn
4,
Jiini-
t:,
July
a
Maiirnaiila
Juni
.
Juli
,
j,
jjl
AiiOiita
Juiif.
u.
Juiv
o
i
oar
'
TO
LONDONDERnr
AND
OLA
IOO
W
I
T'nl.
MaJl
(Jr.
V
.
June
1
CULTY
BEATING.
JOHNSON
.
.7
.
'wrMoutH-CHERBouRei-LONDON
....
.......
Mnnf-jf
ordora
and
"wifiinniiwri
riU..
ruH
liif..rmaili,n
rrmi.
Ai
I
i"r
(continued
from
page
one)
C'.,:!l?.'.'.!l:'.'
h'1"'
"
,,,,,ln
.
w
rcnotiilnalloii
this
full,
Just
at,
his
campaign
for
the
nomination
l
they
refused
lo
endorse
him,
"Several
Wanliiiigloii
political
BBraPTPvS
ma
traftt
k
M
tht
June
t
I
t
lownt'
BLADDER
rr.acBi.ap.ui.
fo.ny
btirinaraa
t
BmirtefmvnlrrMu
Cash
and
Carry
bpecials
for
Monday
and
Tuesday
THESE
SPECIALS
WILL
BE
EFFECTIVE
ALL
DAY
(No
Deliveries)
(No
Telephone
Order.)
Until
Further
Notice
this
Store
will
Open
at
8.30
s.m.
and
Close
at
5.30
p.m.
daily.
Nine
Years
Ago
A
Few
Remarks
The
passing
of
May,
1024,
marks
the
completion
of
our
ninth
year
In
business,
as
the
Tablo
Supply
first
opened
its
doors
on
June
1,
1015.
During
this
time,
our
expantlon
has
been
rapid.
We
take
this
opportunity
to
express
to
the
public
our
appreciation
of
the
splendid
support
accorded
us,
and
to
assure
our
many
loyal
customers
that
we
will
do
our
utmost
lo
retain
their
confidence
for
the
futur.e
Looking
back,
we
cannot
help
recalling
Just
one
Incident,
which
occurred,
on
Juno
30,
1015.
We
disposed
of
more
than
2,000
full
size
quart
baskets
of
strawberries
in
one
hour
betwocn
11
a.m.
and
12
noon,
at
5c
per
basket
on
the
day
before
a
holiday.
Prince
Rupert
consumers
never
received
such
value
before
or
since.
Our
policy
of
quick
turnover
and
small
profits
has
been
a
winner.
Men's
and
Boys'
Dept.
Boys'
Fine
Caps
In
lirey.
I
trow
n
ami
Orcll.
All
sins.
n.
J.;i.
Special,
95o.
Sago
or
Tapioca
2Vi
Jb.
Lots,
25c.
Man's
Fine
Caps
In
a
tare'
aortinfi
I
of
eopira
ami
new
ii'ian.
All
lies.
Ili'u
r.o
and
:i.(Hl
Special
$1.45.
Shredded
Wheat,
3
for
35c.
Limit
(i
to
each
co-loiiwr
Lobster,
'a
lb.
Tins,
Special,
25c.
Lnoil
I
'
Hi'h
-Ufotiiir
Man's
Odd
Trousers
In
Tweeila
ami
t'mwv
oraifils
ami
Snrirea.
Heir.
Sj.OO,
Special,
$3.95
Quaker
Peaches,
2'Vs
llcjt
I0i
Special,
3
for
95c.
Ladies'
J)ept.
30
Only,
Ladles'
Crepe
Houii
ard
Porch
Dresses
II.'lMi
iMllln'n
!
i
popular
Iih'I
I
know
vnluea,
a-nf
,
Itialily.
we
linn
I.
stirr
with
tia
wli
u
this
tine
ouuhi
'
Monday
Morning
at
12.2S.
Washing
Soda,
lbs.
lit
Limit
10
lb.
Clark'a
Potted
Meats,
2
foe
15c.
Canned
Pears,
2's,
tin
20c
Canned
Tomatoes,
2's,
12ViC
Tin,
l.iuut
H
tt
i'io'm
Baby's
Own
Soap,
10c
It'.
Corn
Starch,
10c
PatUtt
Children's
Panlls
DrttMt
?
to
(I
year..
In
i
and
'nM.
Y-
'i
w
alep
lively
.Mot
tKr
.m
tt
I
ll
I
a,
la
u
I'Cal
Special,
$1.25.
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT.
20th
Century
Clothing
Mr.
E.
J.
Skinner
has
been
granted
the
ex
elusive
selling
rights
at
the
Premier
Mine,
and
has
made
arrangements
for
a
special
trip
there
on
June
1st.
Therefore
he
will
be
in
Rupert
all
this
week,
and
expects
lo
break
all
previous
records
for
sates,
as
his
range
of
cloths
and
prices
are
the
most
attractive
that
he
has
handled
In
the
past
eight
years.
Walk
right
In
and
gel
a
perfect
fiL
Watch
Our
Shoe
Ads.
and
Save
Money
Mr.
lio.'uly,
our
Shoe
Dept.
Mannger,
bus
be
slnicled
to
ptil
his
slioi-
slock
on
n
turnover
lins
menus
thai
every
pair
of
shoes
winch
have
been
shelves
for
six
tiionllis
or
over,
will
liuw?
lo
be
sold,
ness
is
business,
and
we
will
allow
no
department
sloru
to
dniK
along
with
slow
moving
slock.
Her
few
for
Monday
and
Tuesday.
.See
our
window..
No.
1
:ill
I'air.a
Men's
Working
Shoes,
to
cleur
(it
Odds
anil
ends
of
six
lines.
Our
uverage
co-t,
D.U0
each.
No.
2
15
puirs
Women's
Pumps,
to
Hear
at
Wu
had
","
pair
on
ale
(he
last
II
days
at
$.'J.r0
which
was
Hair
Price,
No.
3
,0
Pairs
Women's
White
tJaiiviis
Pump-
Leather
Holes
No.
4
o,-,
pair,,
Women's
While
Canviis
Sirup
Pump.
Leather
Sole
...
...
,..!
No.
512
Pairs
Infant'
Choc.
Ankle
Tin
Pump.
ll
In
-7
Vt
'
.
.
.
No.
62,
Pairs
Children'
Choc.
Ankle
Tir
Pump-.
8
to
()W
;
No.
7
.'JO
Pairs
(iirls
Pumps,
Patent
mid
llrown
Leather,
with
1
Strap
lluckle.
Sizes
1
1
lo
I
No.
820
Puirs
Hoys'
Dress
Shoes.
Sizes
I
to
",
Drown
or
Dlack
'.
No.
0
.'Ml
Pairs
Youths'
Dress
Shoes.
Sizes
H
t
1.1.
Hrown
nr
lllack
-it
i
Tit
,:
Uir
l.:
hi
tin
-n-
$3.43
S2.S5
05c
$2.45
$1.95
$2.15
$2.75
$3.45
$2.85
Universal
Trading
Co.
Watch
this
Space
Tuesday
for
Change
of
AdvL