n.
PAGE
BIX.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
"Unseeing
Eyes"
A
rugged,
elemental
melodrama
of
the
Northwest.
A
stirring
tale
of
adventure
amidst
the
scenic
grandeur
and
splendors
of
dhe
Canadian
Hookies.
Unrivalled
views
of
nature's
wonderland.
An
aeroplane
flight
from
Quebec
to
the
show
covered
wilds.
Desperate
vidians,
otil-lliroat
half-breeds,
a
brave
man
and
an
equally
brave
girl.
Thrilling
fights
and
exciting
climaxes.
Lionel
Barrymore.
Louis
Wolheim,
Seena
Owen,
Helen
Lindroth
uud
strong
cast.
FUN
FROM
THE
PRESS.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
We
Pay
Highest
Market
Prices
for
Live
Chickens
and
Fowl
Write
Us
For
Prices.
We
can
handle
from
75
to
100
weekly.
GREEN
STUFF
PRICES
Ik-ad
Lettuce
10c
fireen
Onions,
2
for
...
5c
Spinach,
per
ll
10c
llhuharb,
C
lbs.
for
....
25c
Now
Carrol
s,
per
bunch
5c
New
Heel
ft.
per
bunch
..
5c
New
Turnip,
per
bunch
5c
RupertTaWeSupply
Three
Phones;
1io,1,
212
7&r.
Don't
let
the
fly
aviators
volplane
around
your
dining
room
during
the
daytime
atyl
make,
a
hangar
out
of
the
lop
M
your
bead
when
infill
comes.
They
are
germ
laden
engines
of
destruction.
If
you
want
lo
swat.
ui
jro
lo
it
we'll
sell
you
all
the
swatters
you
waul.
Hut
it's
lime
to
think
I
of
screens
and
this
hardware
'
.store.
8creens
......
60c
to
$1.25
Screen
Doors,
black
geJ-vanlzed
.
.
$3.50
to
$6.00
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Tim
Handy
Andy
Store.
Hardware
and
Sporting
Goods
(inn
3rd
Ave.
Phone
3
Sugar
You
can
buy
a
SO
lit,
sack
of
fine
Granulated
.Sugar,
lleg.
Price
-'.30
for
$1.90
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
if
.you
purchase
goods
lo
make
up
a
delivery
of
45.00.
JS'o
.order
delivered
under
that
amount.
Laying
Hens
Leghorns
Hi-own
and
While,
$1,50
ea.
WE
SELL
FOR
LESS
Our
Store
Is
Full
of.
Bargains.
Farmers
Market
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Ulentlon
ta
Apl
U
laaaf
Len.
lo
f-kpena
Land
Wstrtrt.
ftrrordlnr
Dl-rlrl
of
tout,
tiHl
altuate
on
Campania
aland.
Take
Nollr
tbat
Clarence
C
Balntrr
and
Jam
Mc.Nulty.
of
I'rinre
Ruirl.
B.C..
ucmpatlon
iiiiuranre
aarnt
and
brokrr.
Intend
li
apply
for
tsrtnumon
lo
lease
tbe,rollolnr
desrrltd
lands:
ConioieQ-rlnr
at
a
pot
plantrd
al
tbe
brad
or
a
bay
al
the
ral
rnd
or
Campania
Island
and
about
one.
tulle
from
the
smith
end
of
im
Inland;
them
a
folio
In
the
alnuosltle
of
tlie
Miore
line
at
hlfrh
water
line
around
th
Island
to
Hie
plare
of
commencement,
and
conialnlnr
h.iioo
acre,
more
or
le.
C.
E.
BAI.MEB
4
JAMF.S
Nc.NULTY,
Name
of
Applicant.
Ter
W.
E.
WILLIAMS,
Arent.
baled
April
tnd.
WATER
NOTICE.
(Dliaralon
and
Uee)
TAkE
NOTICE
that
Hume
It.
Rabliirlnn.
be
address
I
Ma'setl.
will
apply
for
a
licence
to-
take
and
use
S.ooo
aallmia
of
niter
out
of
an
unnamed
pond.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
pond
al
a
point
about
no
feet
north
or
the
north-eat
corner
of
block
4fla
D.L.
7.
plan
Hi.
Oueen
Charlotte
llada.
and
will
be
ued
for
Industrial
purpose
upon
the
land
de-
cribed
al
block
It
D.L.
7.
plan
SIC,
Oueen
Charlotte
Island.
Tin
notice
wai
posted
nu
the
around
on
the
18th
dar
or
Mar.
!(.
A
ropy
of
tlm
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
tbe
"Water
Act.
in,"
will
be
filed
In
the
orrice
r.f
the
Water
Recorder
al
Prince
Bupert.
Objection
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
aid
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
nirhta.
Parliament
.Rnildinr.
Victoria.
B.C..
within
fifty
daj-a
iirr
me
urn
appearance
or
mia
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
dale
of
the
rirt
publication
of
tnl
notice
Is
Mar
Jtti.
I
It.
B.
BABIKOTON.
Applicant.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
the
Matter
of
the
AdiuluOlrallun
Act:
i
and
.III
the
Mailer
of
Hie
Estate
of
Kolierl
Wllki.
liereaM-d.
I
TAkE
.NOTICE
that
by
order
of
III
:
Honor
Y,
Melt.
Voiinr.
local
Judre.
Supreme
UMiri,
made
the
ssih
day
of
April.
IdJI.
iriiera
oi
aaintiiiM
ration
with
will
annesed
of
I
lie
entele
of
llolwrl
Wllk.
dcreaW.
rrr
kciiiii-u
ioe
iiiiin-rnriKd.
and
all
parlies
having-
claims
arainut
Hie
mid
estate
are
iiereby
required
to
forward
the
Mine.
proterlr
verified
t
tiu.
mi.r.
slaiied
f
rank
Wllks
at
Ma-ueit.
B.C..
on
or
before
the
join
day
of
June.
tut.
and
all
ivnira
iiioi-uirn
lo
ine
estate
are
re
quired
lo
pay
tlie
amount
of
their
Indebt-edm-ss
lo
the
said
Frank
Wllks
forthwith.
DATED
this
lh
dar
of
Mav.
Iil.
riJZtBKTII
WILkS.
HIA.XK
WILkS.
Admlnistralors,
Massrlt.
B.C.
THE
SUN
Does
Not
Shine
Every
Day
but
we
hac
7
bargains
every
day.
Follow
the
crowd
lo
Kconomy
Market
for
specials
on
dry
fruits.
I'riiues,
2
lbs,
25c
Sepille
llui!iii,
2
lb,
25c
While
Fijfs,
lbs
35o
Apricots,
2
lbs
35c
Currants,
2
lb
35c
I'caches
2
lb
,
35o
Apple.
'-'
lbs
35c
Special
prices
on
25
lh.
box
lols
.
All
orders
of
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
ECONOMY
STORE
Phone
84.
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
SUITS
Fashionable
Sleeveless
Vests
.wilh
wrap
around
Skirts.
Price
$15.00
SILK
JACKETS
AND
SWEATEES.
.New
styles,
prices
from
$5.00.
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
OVATION
GIVEN
MANSON
BY
LARGE
AUDIENCE
LAST
NIGHT
FOLLOWING
A
BRIL
LIANT
ADDRESS.
(continued
from
page
two.
debt
of
Ihe
province
was
$71.
000,000.
That
nielli
be
I
rue
bul
Ihe
Malcnieiil
did
not
ro
far
enough.
Afiai:ist
the
debt
was
the
sinking
fund
of
$l2,000.no0
and
K,000.000
more
of
liquid
securilies.
The
debt
was
fa
creased
through.
Hie
necessitate
lo
rehabilitate
the
soldiers
after
Ihe
war,
the
housing
scheme,
the
department
of
industries,
assist
anee
to
the
water
systems
of
outheru
H.C.
several
of
which
items
might
Pe
directly
credited
lo
Ihe
member
for
I'riuce
Itupcrf.
Ml
U'c
money
so
expended
might
not
come
back
at
once
bul
il
was
laid
out
in
the
finest
of
security
Hie
truth
was
(hat
the
province
iclually
owed
3H,ooot0OO.
1'he
goveruiui'iit
was
r
barged
with
increasing
the
civil
services
tut
the
increases
had
Ik-cii
made
in
giving
new
services.
I
Ik
old
departmenls.
Mr.
Maiisou
claim
ed,
were
currying
on
more
busi
ness
with
reduced
stalTs
as
com
pared
with
liMti.
There
was
iiioit
elliciency.
Heferring
lo
Mr.
llowsers
crincisms
of
Ihe
liquor
adiniiu
slration,
Mr.
Maiisou
gave
fig
ures
lo
show
that
the
conduct
of
the
business
in
11.(3.
was
much
more
eflicient
lhaii
in
Quebec
where
there
was
a
similar
liquoi
outrol
law.
Needs
of
B.C.
What
Mritish
Columbia
wauled
now
was
more
consumers,
morel
ayrnll,
more
people.
better
transportation
nml
lower
taxes,
j
There
had
been
a
large
In-ereae
of
iudulries
under
the
l.iheral
regime.
The
limber
business
had
greatly
increased
due
largely
lo
Mt
Paltullo's
efforts.
Agrirullural
piodiirlimi
hud
in
creased.
There
was
an
improved
system
of
road
and
trails.
With
trunk
liizhways
and
laterals,
one
would
be
able
this
fall
to
motor
from
llaielton
lo
Mex
ico.
Freight
Rates
Mr
.Mansou
then
referred
lo
Premier
Oliver's
fight
fur
Ihe
removal
of
discriminatory
freight
rales.
An
increase
of
rates
a
few
years
ago
had
killed
Ihe
mills
between
Prince
Itupert
and
Yel-lowhead
and
had
seriously
affected
agriculture
in
the
same
district.
The
trine
had
come
when
some
consideration
was
due
Iho
government
for
Us
work
in
Ibis
respect.
The
province
could
not
lie
down
unlil
a
complete
victory
had
h'-en
won.
II
was
admitted
in
Vancouver
by
Conservatives
(bal
Premier
Oliver's
fight
had
already
meant
between
four
and
four
and
a
half
million
dollars
for
Ihe
province.
Audience
Cheered
Heferring
to
the
statement
of
lloss
Mackay
thai
('rentier
Oliver
in
his
fight
for
equal
rales
was
drawing
a
red
herring
across
the
trail.
Mr.
Mansou
said
simply
"I'oor
Itoy."
This
brought
Ihe
atidicucc
lo
ils
feet
wilh
rheer
while
Mr.
.Mackay
vainly
allempl-
ed
lo
interpolate.
Spcakiu;.'
of
itllempls
lo
re
duce
taxation,
Mr.
Mansou
de
clared
Dial
the
province
of
11.(3.
was
recovering
more
rapidly
lhaii
any
oilier?
Taxes
had
not
been
raised
for
fun
and
Ihe
gov
eminent
knew
Unit
such
action
was
unpopular.
Al
Ihe
last
ses
sion
soiiii:
success
had
been
a!
tained
in
makinx
rediiclious
of
farmery
luxation,
personal
pro
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dalltarsd
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Tlila
la
a
very
mperlor
furnara
nml.
It
iflvrj
a
item
hot
fir
aixl
la
entirely
rrre
from
xt.
cllnkrra,
alack
ami
dirt,
Sonw
iif
tlx
lirarti
hfatlnr
planta
In
the
cltr
aro
now
ualnir
It
with
entirely
aatlifailorjr
remilti.
STERLING
8TOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sack.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
also
Ajenli
for
the.
Famoiia
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Offlcat
Motal
Cantral.
Phona
IS
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
TM
DAILT
flrTtTB.
Wftlnr-ilay,
June
I,
io
5
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
en
lire
satisfaction.
Mr.
Ireland
has
made
the
eye
u
long
and
careful
study,
and
has
tho
knowledge,
skill
and
experience
to
fit
any
eye
that
glasses
will
help,
uud
in
case
you
do
not
need
glusses,
can
give
jou
valuable
advice.
We
are
gelling
the
optical
business
by
deserving
il
by
giving
superior
optical
service.
"A
stitch
in
time
saves
nine"
ha
no
more
filling
application
than
in
Ihe
case
of
the
eye.
REMEMBER,
YOU
RUN
NO
RISK
HERE.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured
Max
Heifbroner
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
Note--
We
(an
duplicate
lens
or
repair
any
frame.
perl)
tax.
automobile
tax
and
the
amusement
tax.
A
ga-oine
lax
had
been
put
on
to
gel
the
molorists
wlio
visited
Ihe
province
anil
the
proceeds
wen1
set
aide
for
Ihe
construction
of
new
highways.
No
government
in
Ihe
I'niplrf
had
given
such
advanced
social
egi-laliou
as
hud
Ihe
Liberal
government
in
11.(3.
Labor
Behind
Him
In
Ski-ena
mid
Omiueca
districts.
Mr.
Malison
asserted,
labor
was
behind
the
Liberal
randidales.
The
Trades
Union
Journal,
organ
for,,lh
Trades
fc
l.anor
t.ongress
Canada,
paid
Iribule
lo
the
legislation
in
favor
of
Labor
Hint
had
hern
given
by
the
H.(3.
government.
I'hal
journal
freely
admitted,
in
u
slalemeul
read
by
Mr.
Man
-on,
Ihal
Ihe
Liberal
government
in
lt.(3.
had
heal
all
olhers
in
Can
ada
in
legislation
for
the
benefit
of
Ihe
workers.
1U3.
was
Ihe
first
province
Ihal
had
adopted
llie
eighl-hour
day
statute.
livery
man
who
U
true
to
Ihe
cail-e
of
l.alxir
cauiiol
huvc
a
moment's
hesilaliou
in
supporting
and
sending
back
lo
power
n
government
wilh
a
record
like
Ibis
one,'
declared
Mr.
Mansou.
Tribute
to
Pattullo
t3oiicludiug
Mr.
Mansou
paid
Iribule
lo
Ihe
work
of
Mr.
Pattullo
as
minister
of
lauds
al
Vic
toria.
As
ministers
of
Ihe
crown
I
hey
could
not
meet
the
people
us
often
as
they
might
wish
bul
I
hey
were
giving
their
best
and
some
appreciation;
be
fell
wu
due.
,
"Canada
has
no
other
states
men
Ihal
stands
up
lo
I'.-i-inier
Oliver
in
ability,"
Mr.
Mansou
suid.
"Having
winked
himself
up
from
Ihe
lowermost
lo
Ihe
uppermost
rung
of
Ihe
ladder
is
il
reasonable
to
believe
that
he
is
a
disreputable
'lliief
and
a
crook
or
a
'classy,
idiot'
as
the
Provincials
describe
him.
II
is
not
reasonable,
I
say,
for
you
lo
fairly
face
Ihe
issue
and
show
that
you
resent
this
llillin'gsgule
and
Hie
insults
upon
yijnrselves
ny
sending
lo
the
legislature
mil
a
sinule
supporter
of
(ieneral
Mcltae?"
NEWSPAPERS
QUITE
FREE
(continued
from
page
i
since
I
was
first
circled
to
Ihe
presidency
of
your
organization.
hach
of
these
years
has
been
marked
by
something
in
I
In
nature
of
a
crisis
in
which
ils
conlinued
existence
as
a
national
enlily
seemed
to
be
endangered
"At
last
(his
non-profit
mak
ing
company
of
daily
newspaper
publishers
Is
freed
from
even
Ihe
suspicion
of
control
hy
outside
inlluences;
Hl
last
we
have
the
true
spirit
of
co-nperullon
among
our
members
Mast
am
West;
at
last
we
have
such
,
re
serves
of
power
'Hint
even
sug
gestions
of
possible
illslnli-gru
lion
uiiisl
appear
ttbstird.
Annual
Grants
"As
you
ul
know,
at
Hie
WV,
session-,
ji
-'lite
Dominion
Parlla
mi-lit
an
attack
wac
iiunlo
mi
Hie
jaumiiil
grants
(u
Ihe
Canadian
j
Press
of
$50,000
for
the
leased
.win.-
urrvas
uiu
inree
sparsely
settled
gaps
and
J8.000
toward
i
the
supplcjncniury
cable
service
from
llritain.
Your
mnuuju'iiicnt
beard
Unit
an
allurk
was
coming,
but.
having
in
mind
the
unsavory
llavor
this
governmental
assistance
hud
to
many
of
our
mem.
ters,
the
only
step
taken
lo
meet
it
was
lo
ptovHlutlie
Prime
Minister
and
the
Minister
of
Finance.
wilh
a
uiciiiuruiiduiu
explaining
fully
and
clearly
Ihe
original
rea
sons
for
these
grants
mid
the
manner
in
which
Ihe
money
had
been
spent
from
year
lo
jear.
The
attack
was
participated
in
by
only
two
member
of
Parliament
anil
(he
grants
were
defended
on
Ihe
ground
of
national
advunl-age
by
both
Mr.
Muckcuiie
King
and
Mr.
Fielding.
,
"l'he
two
items
went
through'
Parliament,
bul
al
Ihe
cloe
"f
Ihe
session
we
v.
cm
notified
dial
Ihe
grants
would
not
U
renewed
on
the
following
ear.
13ven
if
we
hail
not
been
notified,
I
believe
)our
lb
Kin
of
directors
would
have
found
it
necessary
lo
re
commend
oti
lo
decline
(lie
grants
in
future
so
thai
ihe
Company
would
never
again
be
in
Ihe
position
wherrt
il
could
he
made
the
subject
of
siu-h
nie-sMiusible
uud
slanderous
nlale-
iitents.
Pay
Own
Way
In
coiuparisoii
wilh
oilier
burdens
thai
Parlunienl
had
im
posed
upon
Ihe
daily
newspaper"
of
Canada
in
recent
eurs
increased
postal
rates
and
sales'
lax
on
newsprint
involving
many
hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollars
the
s.'.H.Olio
whirh
Mills
had
lo
absorbed
is
a
small
uuhmiiiI.
Ihil
it
was
an
addition
to
an
overload
and
Ihe
leiuplallon
to
chuck
ll
was
great.
To
drop
the
leased
wirns
between
Ihe
luisl
and
West
wires
ihal
run
for
hundreds
of
miles
through
a
'No
Man's
Iriind'
would
have
materially
re.
dueeil
the
opportunities
for
Hie
interchange
of
n'w
s.
in
formal
ion.
and
opinion
between
the
widely
-prcad
peoples,
and
Ihe
national
disabilities
ami
da
usees
growing
from
out
thai
uo
one
can
estim
ate.
Ilul
Hie
newspapers,
it
whs
recalled,
existed
before
the
Canadian
Pre-
and
before
there
were
leaed
.news'
wires,
and
if
Partiumeuf
though!
so
lightly
of
Ihe
value
of
the
lea
el
wires
ami
of
the
direct
llrillsli
cable
connection,
was
there
any
particular
reason
wiy
the
newspapers
hould
retain
them?
Some
ol
us
though!
what
a
nice
ifilug
il
would
be
to
give
an
object
lesou
lo
loitiaciiMis
ineiuliers
of
Par
liament
mi
Ihe
fill
till
'
of
wing-!
cd
words
that
wouldn't
lly
inln
newspaper
offices.
There
wu
also
Ihe
seductive
argument
Ihal
the
abandonment
of
Ihe
leased
wires
ami
llrilish
cabie
service
would
nlfecl
all
the
newspaper
more
or
less'
alike,
and
ilia-much
as
circulation
could
be
secured
on
other
accounts
than
lelcgrupli
news
what
mattered
if
some
of
Ihe
oiilside
stun
were
left
mil?
there
were
a
few
who
expressed
Ihe
opinion
that
Ihe
Canadian
Press
had
been
a
little
loo
sen-
silive
or
stueauiish
about
the
(Soverumeul
grants
and
who
said
Ihal
if
we
wenl
aller
a
renewal
of
Ihesc
grants
I
hey
believed
Ihe
(iovi-iiiuieiil
would
accede
to
Ihe
unanswerable
iiriiiueuts
in
favor
of
tlifin
;
bul
there
was
always
an
overwhelming
majority
to
itp--
plaud
and
support
(he
emphatic
opision
of
your
President
uud
Hoard
of
IHreclti'-s
that
never
again
should
Ibis
i
oinpiiny
of
Ihe
Canadian
Press
u
u-epl
(ioveru-
uienl
grants
to
defray
the
cost
of
news
services.
4tihrltt
ri-
It,
),v
Hpw
Soil
Roil
Thrif-T-Service
Ljei
Mi
Tlireo
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wash
day
needs,
Phono
us
for
particulars,
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
Cash
and
Carry
Specials
for
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday
THESE
SPECIALS
WILL
BE
EFFECTIVE
ALL
DAY
(No
Deliveries)
(No
Telephone
Order,)
Until
Further
Nolle
this
8toro
will
Open
al
840
a.m
and
Close
at
540
p.m.
dally.
Malkin
s
Best
or
Nabob
Coffee
per
lb.,
50c
I.
nnil
3?
Hi.
"1
eillier
line
lo
u
o-tomer
Tlr
p
)
i-n
sale
in
Men
s
llepl
this
week
cod
with
no
t
s
t.ichcd.
$1975
SI5
$19JS
Mere
is
Ihe
greale-t
value
in
ear-
Tor
men
,,i
Mien.
Stand,
nl
models
in
Fine
Kngli-h
Tweed-.
U
mill
Serges.
Sues
:tll
o
.
Meg.
values
i."i.0i
mid
KH5.0O.
Those
who
rome
Tliurtla
will
-in-rh
g
woinlerlnl
Iwrgnm
front
a
coinplele
rnuge
of
-,x--clolhs.
Sale
price
does
not
include
alteration
.
b
.
which
will
be
extra.
Men's
Fine
Leather
Belts
Men's
Handkerchief!
Culms;
lllurk.
drey
Mild
Fine
lil-li
,.,
Hrown.
Itaj.
l
on.
slllfhcd
It.
j,
Special,
65c.
Special,
2
for
25c.
Men's
Olulng
and
Sport
Men's
Heavy
Duck
Khaki
Shirts
Pants
Irfdors:
While,
stripe
ami
Sues
:i
i,.
,
.
Pongee.
Meg.
'.
:.
si
at
liml
t,ne.-.
.
$
Special,
1.C5.
Special
$2.65.
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P-
Special
Sf
LADIES'
HOSE
J
per
pair
per
pair
Regular
Value,
35c
Pair.
I..idie-
Men
rued
lop.
kilil
from
i
varus,
douidc
g..eer
well.,
and
generous
length
t.
I.
CJolors
lllack.
Ilmwii.
uv.
tlrcwti
ol
siiler
Yon
Imiv
one
mr
til
regular
rice
nn
I
second
pair
fur
.V.
liny
as
many
a
you
like.
I.
pair
we
sell
ul
.V
we
must
srll
one
wiir
at
XV
SU
Charles
Milk
10c
per
tin
I.
unit
t)
I
ins
to
rat
h
ST.CHARU5
custom--
On
sate
t
t
lry.
irt
rV
g""s
de
part
men
I
Ladles'
Summer
Vests,
65c
I'nttcy
Luce
Insert
mn.
Sues
JO
and
:im
only.
A
New-
HriHiui
Sweeps
tllean
C
String
Brooms
Special,
60c.
Limit
i
lo
each
customer.
100
$3
45
Work
Men's
Shoes
fine
ii.ttt-
iiifiitf,...,M
linn
(icorgn
-
is
mil
for
business,
and
prices
like
the
iL
arc
surely
going
lo
draw
Ihe
Iratle.
The
first
line
'
'!
sluitghleieil
i
Men's
Work
Shoes
in
lllack
or
Tun.
utftdf
Hie
Army
last,
with
solid
oak
tanned
soles.
This
?
u
',:
I'orliiuily
to
buy
two
pairs
for
Hie
regular
price
of
one
clinllenge
niiyone
lo
dispute
(he
statemetil.
liel
here
r:'i
WHITE
CANVAS
SHOES
Ladles
While
i.aitvas
Ox-fi'iil.
or
one
and
two
slrap
I'uiups
Low
nr
high
heels.
Week
End
Special,
$2.95.
Boys'
Dress
Shoes
In
III
own
or
lllack
Calf,
skin.
I.
title
(!uls'
mcs,
h
lo
KV4
Special.
$2.65
Ymilhe'
si;.es,
1
1
to
2.
Special
$2.95
Hoys'
si.es,
2
Vt
U
5V4.
Special
$3.45
,
.
....
,
Child's
and
Misses'
Sandals
One
Slrap
Patent
l.calher
N'atiiral
Last,
Prices
from
$1.85
to
$2.65.
Universal
Watch
for
Change
5c
Ladles'
and
Olrii'
WhlU
Middles
Navy
lllue.
wi.
'llnr.
miole
i-
.
K'ltde
Middy
I'm
i
'lis
sizes,
it
i..
a
(
Spxlal
5155
1-nU
le..
it
I
Special
iU
I.iolie.'
sizes,
.it
i..
-
Special
$2.
Ladles'
Summer
Knit
Bloomers,
45c
III
Cream
onh
'
only.
This
is
u
-price
in
a
giMi
Girls'
Zlmmerknlt
Bloomers
Sues
-.'it.
.
Ul
I1
lllack
and
W
hile
v
U-
-'
Ijc.
Special,
2
for
75c
1
airs
$3
.45
II.
m
wl.....
Ii..,.l
l
fii-.
PICNIC
HAMS
tn
only.
Avenu"
w-
,
5
lh.
or
over
at
85c
eh.
r.n
only.
Averujie
il
lb,
or
over.
$1.00.
A
word
lo
the
w
here
early
as
we
hir
e
l
hlnns
lo
sell
IhlK
week
Uil
we
sold
nl
the
laI
sale
in
Ihe
Shoe
lep'
.
1,000
Tins
Del
Monte
and
Beans
Individual
fire
Special
for
Weok
End,
4
for
25c.
worth
'
tarh
Limit
l.(io
cuslouier.
Trading
Co.
of
Advt.
Saturday.