PAGE
bix
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Thursday,
7
and
9
"Unseeing
Eyes"
A
rugged,
elemental
melodrama
of
the
Northwest.
A
tlirriiig
laic
uf
adventure
amidol
the
ceiiie
grandeur
and
splendors
of
the
Canadian
Hockie..
Unrivalled
views
of
nature's
wonderland.
An
aeroplane
flight
from
Quebec
to
the
snow
covered
wilds.
Desperate
vidians,
cuUthroul
half-breeds,
a
brave
man
and
an
equally
brave
girl.
Thrilling
fights
and
exciting
climaxes.
Lionel
Barrymore.
Louis
Wolhelm,
Seena
Owen,
Helen
Llndroth
and
strong
easL
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
lo
100
weekly.
GREEN
STUFF
PRICES
Head
Lettuce
10c
Green
Onions.
2
for
...
So
Spinach,
per
lb
10c
llliubatli,
0
lbs.
for
....
25c
New
Carrots,
per
bunch
5c
New
lice's,
per
bunch
..
5c
New
Turnips,
per
bunch
5c
RupertTaWeSupp.r
Three
Phones:
210,711,
212
Don't
let
the
fly
aviator
volplane
aruutul
your
dining
room
during
the
daytime
aiyl
malt;
a
hangar
out
of
the
lop
nf
your
bead
when
night
comes
They
are
serin
laden
engines
of
dc-idruclion.
If
you
want
to
wal
'ern
gu
lo
It-
we'll
sell
you
all
the
swatters
you
waul.
I
tu
L
il'x
lime
In
think
of
screens
and
this
hardware
'
store.
Screens
60c
to
$1.25
Screen
Doors,
black
galvanized
.
.
$3.50
to
$6.00
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
The
Handy
Andy
Store.
Hardware
and
Sporting
Goods
C.08
.'lid
Ave.
Phono
3
SIMM
Kit
KXtXItSION
.
.
..
TICKKTS
...
....
Eastern
Canada
United
States
Triangle
Tour
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK
One
way
via
Vancouver.
W
rile
or
call?
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
260.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
lelentlo
U
Land.
ApH
U
Ihw
In
Skeena
La
ik
DUIrkt.
fu-eunJint
tU
rlrl
of
tout.
and
alluale
mi
Campania
lixl.
Take
."Sutler
'
that
Clarrnrr
E.
Baintrr
and
Jamea
Mc.tiilty,
or
rrliue
l(uirt.
U.O..
ucrupatluu
lnuraiKe
arrnl
and
broker.
In-
iritu
in
appiy
mr
prnniKn
ui
Iran
Ibe
ful!o
lur
deM-ribed
laudi:
Comment-in
r
at
1
(MMt
planted
at
lh
brad
01
a
lay
al
lur
fast
end
or
Campania
Ijlaad
and
about
ofw
mile
from
lite
toutb
end
tit
tltr
Inland:
theme
follonlur
tlx
elnuoaitlei
of
I
he
atiore
line
at
lilfn
water
line
around
the
Inland
to
the
place
or
roaitnenremenl.
and
contatnlnr
Mina
arrrt.
nx.re
nr
les.
C.
E.
BAI.NTER
a
MNES
Xc.L'LTY.
.Nam
Applicant.
Per
V.
E.
WILLIAMS.
Arenl.
Piled
April
tnd.
Illl,
WATER
NOTICE.
(Dlteralon
ana1
Uee)
T.UE
.OTICE
that
Hume
II.
Babttirl'rti.
wlKife
addre
It
Maisrlt,
mill
apply
tr
a
lirenre
t
take
and
um
S.uno
talloto
of
aalrr
out
of
an
unnamed
pond.
The
water
will
tie
diverted
frmn
the
pond
at
a
point
about
Son
fret
north
of
the
nortb-eat
corner
or
bUick
ma
n.L.
7.
plan
l.
Oueen
Charlotte
Inland,
and
will
t
ued
for
Industrial
purpone
upon
the
land
described
as
blork
19
n.L.
7,
plan
SI.
Oilmen
Charlotte
I4aiKH.
Till
notlre
was
mxted
on
the
around
cm
the
Ittb
day
or
Mar.
nil.
a
ropy
or
tnia
notice
and
an
application
purtuant
therein
and
lo
the
"Water
Art.
ttll."
will
be
riled
In
the
office
or
the
Water
llerorder
at
Prince
Rupert,
fin.
Jertiona
to
the
application
may
lie
riled
with
the
laid
Water
llrmrder
or
with
the
Comptroller
or
Water
Itlrtito.
parliament
Rullrtlntt,
Victoria.
B.C..
within
nrty
day
arter
the
Nru
apriearance
or
thu
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
or
the
rirt
publication
of
this
notice
It
May
ttth,
IMI.
I
It.
B.
BABWOTOM.
Applicant.
IN
PROBATE.
.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
COLUMBIA.
BRITISH
In
the
Matter
or
Ibe
Administration
Art:
and
In
Hie
Matter
or
the
titlte
or
Robert
Wllka.
lieceaM-d.
TAkE
.vmr.K
thai
by
order
or
III.
Honor
('.
MrD.
Younr.
local
Judre,
Suprctue
Court,
made
the
ttClh
day
or
April.
Kit.
eiicra
oi
aaiiiuiiMraiion
wun
will
anneied
or
Ibe
estate
or
llotx-rl
Wllka.
deceased,
were
arm
led
tu
the
umk-MriM-d,
and
all
tartlea
harliir
rlalim
arainul
ttie
aald
estate-
are
hureby
required
to
forward
Hie
Mine,
properly
verified,
to
the
under-flrned
frank
Wllka
al
Maelt.
B.C.,
on
or
before
the
30th
day
or
June.
Ittl,
and
all
Iiarllea
Indebted
to
tine
eMite
are
re
quired
to
pay
the
amount
or
tlielr
lixleht-ediient
to
the
aald
Frank
Wllka
forthwith.
u
tni
fmn
dav
or
Mar.
If
1
1.
F.IJZtBKTII
WILk.
rnA.xk'
wilws.
Adinlnlatralora,
Manwtt.
R.r.
THE
SUN
Does
Not
Shine
Every
Day
but
we
hate
7
bargain
eery
day.
Follow
the
crowd
to
Kcouomy
Market
fur
spe
cial
on
dry
fruits.
.
Prunes.
2
lbs.
...
..
..
25c
Seedless
Itaisins,
2
lbs.
25o
While
Figs,
2
lbs.
....
35o
Apricots,
2
lbs.
..
35c
Currants,
2
lbs.
...
...
35c
I'eacbes,
2
lbs
35o
Apple.
2
lbs
35c
Special
prices
on
25
lb.
box
lots
.
All
orders
of
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
E
GONQMY
STORE
Phone
S4.
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
SUITS
Fashionable
Sleeveless
Veslu
with
wrap
around
Skirls.
I'rice
$15.00
SILK
JACKETS
AND
SWEATERS.
New
styles,
prices
from
$5.00.
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
ESTABLISHMENT
OF
ELEVATOR
HERE
IS
SOUND
ECONOMIC
PROPOSITION
EXPERT
ADVISES
RAILWAY
COMPANY
(Continued
from
Page
5)
for
practically
all
point
in
Al
berta
and
Ibe
movement
via
Vancouver
ha
at
all
Wines
been
Untiled
by
lack
of
facilities.
For
Ibe
crop
movement
of
H23-2J
there
has
however
been
no
lack
of
Ocean
tonnage
available.
Al
practically
all
limps
a
number
of
boat
have
been
lying
in
the
har
bour
lixht
for
grain.
On
one
oc
casion
(be
vvriler
counted
eighteen
law
freighter
wailius.
in
Ilurranl
Inlet
to
lake
(heir
place
under
Ibe
elevator
spotils.
I)ur
inif
he'
season
charier
rales
to
L'.K.
ports
have
advanced
from
5is.
jiei-
(mi
to
3'Jli.
per
lou,
for
liner
cargoes
and
lo
If)
'i!'
per
lou
fop
tramp
car?u.
without
checking
the
movement
of
uraiti.
I'he
original
(ioverniin'nt
ele
vator
at
Vancouver
is
still
handling
the
entire
movement,
al-Ihough
an
addition
of
rtOO.nnii
bushels
storage
capacity
has
been
daced
hi
operation
and
additions
lo
(he
cleaning
and
hippiii
capacity
have
been
made.
II
is
spec
led
thai
the
second
(!overn-
nifiil
elevator
al
the
llallatityiie
pier
will
be
jdaced
in
oKTaliuii
efore
epleiuber
I.
.Movement
of
I
H23-2I
croji
Ihroush
Van
couver
is
expected
to
vsceejl
50.-
uoo.ouu
inisneis
anu
will
have
been
limited
entirely
by
Ibe
handling
capacity
of
the
elevator.
Hail
shipment
westward
from
Al-ebrla
points
have
again
1th
limited
by
a
permit
lcin
similar
to
I
hat
lit
force
for
Ibe
IU22-
3
crop.
Permanent
Route
The
grain
Irade
now
appear
In
be
catisfied
that
the
western
route
is
of
pcrmanenl
importance
and
grain
firms
having
J
urge
interests
in
Alberta,
now
realize
I
lie
importance
of
owning
their
own
terminal
elevators
al
Ihe
'acific
Coast.
Had
it
not
been
for
Ihe
iJillicully
in
obtaining
uilable
rail
connection
for
loca
tions
were
construction
can
be
arried
out
.al
u
reasonable
cost.
Iwo
or
three
large
privately
own
ed
terminal
elevators
would
now
be
under
roiislnielioti
in
the
Vancouver
district.
Considerable
grain
elevator
capacity
in
addition
lo
that
now
under
ronslrurfion
is
required
before
there
can
be
a
free
move
ment
of
grain
through
western
points.
I'ulil
facilities
will
permit
a
free
movement,
it
is
.lilli-
cult
to
determine
where
Ihe
dividing
line
for
economical
shipment
will
be
located,
bill
prcpnl
indications
are
lhal
it
will
In-
located
somewhere
in
C.N.R.
Interest
Canadian
National
Hallway
are
owners
of
practically
all
Ihe
harbor
frontage
of
I'rince
llupert
as
well
as
the
more
important
harbor
facilities,
including
Ibe
dryilock.
The
establishment
of
rain
Iratlie
through
Ibis
porl
would
be
of
benefit
to
I
lie
railway
not
only
through
increased
Ira
flic
earning-,
hut
ulso
by
increased
earnings
thai
would
ualurallv
accrue
;o
(Is
port
faeililie.
Ihe
Canadian
Oovcruuieiil
Merchant
Marine
operate
u
line
Cash
&
Carry
Seme
of
Our
Regular
Prices
Creamery
I'uller
prints,
per
lb
35c
Ontario
Cheese,
per
lb.
25c
Candiaii
Kraft
Cheese,
per
II
40o
Strictly
Fresh
I'.ggs,
per
do.
30c
Milk,
per
wise,
uiiy
kind
...
$5.50
lloiden's
Fugle
llraud
Milk
20o
Jelly
Powders,
per
doz.
90o
Matches
per
carton
.
.
.
45c
Campbell'
Soups,
per
tin
15c
I.lldiy
s
Pork
and
Jleans
15o
I
'lire
Jam,
i
lb.
tin
....
75c
Hulk
Cocoa,
per
lb
,
15c
Freb
CuiMind
Coffee,
:i
lbs.
for
...
$1.00
I.illle
While
lleans
3
lbs.
for
25o
Jap
Mice.
Ill
lb-
75o
Corn
Flakes,
3
for
35c
King
Oscnr
Sardines,
per
tin
20c
Ilacon,
besl.
per
lb
41
o
Phone
Blue
42S
Orders
of
$5.00
Delivered.
Farmers
Market
TEE
DAILT
KW8.
Thursday
June
5,
lt
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
knowledge,
skill
and
experience
to
fit
any
eye
that
glasses
will
help,
and
in
case
you
do
not
need
glasses
can
give
you
valuable
advice.
Wc
are
getting
the
optical
busbies
by
deserving
It
by
giving
superior
optical
fervice.
"A
stitch
in
time
saves
nine"
has
no
mure
fitting
application
than
in
the
case
of
the
eye.
REMEMBER,
YOU
RUN
NO
RISK
HERE.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured
Max
Heilbroner
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
Note
-
We
(an
duplicate
lens
or
repair
any
frame.
of
12-knnt
steamers
from
Vancouver
hi
Ihe
Orient.
These
Ixials
chiefly
carry
westward
a
mixed
cargo
of
lumber
ami
grain.
If
both
Ihese
commodities
were
available
in
siilllcienl
iuautily
al
I'rince
Ituperl,
it
would
appqur
lo
be
in
Ibe
interest
of
economy
for
Ihe
C.li.M.M.
lo
make
I'rince
Itupcri
Ihe
Canadian
terminus
for
Ibis
line.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
C.X.H.
steamer
Prince
llupert.
Capl.
I
.Houald.
arrived
from
Ihe
south
at
t.15
yesterday
afieioooo
vvilh
Ihe
following
passenger
list;
For
Prince
llupert
l.
C.
Sehuberl.
II.
C.'
dunning.
I.
W.
Anderson,
Mr.
litnl
Mrs.
S.
Clme.
Miss
Violet
lloberlson.
Cliinny
Ian
Tai,
lloy
C.
Wrislil.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
P.
dray
(Chlcaaoi.
M.
PearcealNispo,
Charles
.1.
Newer.
i.
Hendersoiu.
IflVrrare
:.
J.
Ko-aki.
It.
Henderson,'
Mrs.
liralil-
nau.
A.
II.
DaUiell.
K.
II.
Wing.
K.
C.
Adams,
Itev.
C.
H.
Iloberls.
Norman
A.
Wall,
Miss
W.
Cross.
Mike
dihltous,
J.
F.
Strang.
(Siinnyside).
M.
I..
IoIisom.
riiomas
Nelson
'Terrace
i,
Mrs
lloiicher.
J.
Miiuiiis.
William
Foley.
Miss
A.
T.
Ilerry,
Jl.
K.
Davis.
Mrs.
N.
II.
Kilpalrirk.
Mr.
.
Heaiimoul.
Mr.
C.
Iay
'llurns
Lake
i,
.1.
P.
McLaren.
S.
F.
Dabb,
S.
llfgiisbi.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Iledstrom,
F.
J.
Ilichmoml,
Mr.
Tcllock,
J.
Palerson,
duti-go-al.
.Mr.
ami
Mrs.
S.
d.
Willcox.
son
ami
nurse.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
u.
p.
lloch.
II.
Corner,
Mr.
ami
Mr.
Combes,
Miss
A.
Ilobiiison.
J.
S.
Kilteeu.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hick.
Kenneth
Ferguson.
Mr.
J.
Itrure,
Mr.
I'hiuncy.
II.
W.
Johnson.
S.
I'.
Clark,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Ilickey.
Mrs.
J.
Feieu
ami
II.
M.
Wrighl
For
Anyox
Mrs.
II.
S.
Mini
roe
and
family,
W.
Jones,
C.
N.
Ode-
maii.
William
Smith,
!'..
M.
dregg,
Mrs.
Ingram
ami
child,
II.
Hob
day.
Jack
Xtinn.
d.
Lord,
W.
llro-
derson.
T.
Thurlby.
0.
.It.
Pol-
linger.
J.
Iilaekburu,
J.
Louyh.
J.
M.
Origiion,
L.
F.
Coles,
Mr.
mpl
Mrs.
James
Anderson,
Mr.
Itroin-ley
and
Mrs.
Arnislrong.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
II.
C.
dunning,
lloy
C.
Wrighl
.1.
P.
Maclaren
ami
M.
L.
Oohsoii.
Vancouver
Kenneth
Ferguson
and
Norman
A,
Wall,
Victoria;
J.
S.
Kllleen
ami
W.
Frille,
Seattle:
Vigo
Kibl,
Toronto;
W.
A.
Wil
son,
.Montreal,
Dr.
deorge
llau
son,
Ottawa;
A.
Slrudwick,
I'rince
deorge;
Mrs.
Tom
Young
and
Miss
Jane
W.
Young,
Terrace;
Alex.
S.
Millar,
Smilhers;
W.
8.
Harris,
llazeilou.
Central
llelly
dilbert,
Frances
John
son
and
dussie
l.ovall,
cily;
II.
Sinllli
and
T.
Slrimboldh,
Ituru
Lake;
II.
M.
Parry,
Vancouvi'
W.
Aird.
Pacific.
The
fire
depart
nient
responded
at
5.15
yesterday
afternoon
In
an
alarm
from
Ihe
Hayvfew
Hotel
caused
by
a
chimiiey
fire.
There
was
no
da
in
ii
;u.
FRECKLES
Don't
Hide
Them
With
a
Veil;
i
Remove
Them
With
Othlne
Double
Strength
I
This
preparation
for
(be
removal
of
freckles
t
so
successful
in
removing
freckles
and
giving
a
clear,
beautiful
complexion
that
it
is
sold
under
guarantee
tu
refund
ihe
money
if
it
falls.
iKin't
hide
your
freckles
under
a
veil:
gel
an
ounce
of
Otliin
and
remove
them.
F.veu
the
find'
few
applications
hhould
show
a'
wonderful
improvement,
some
of
Ihe
lighter
freckles
vanishing
en-,
I
i
rely.
He
sure
lo
ask.
the
druggist
for
the
double
strength
Olhjne;
it
is
jthis
that
is
sold
on
Ihe
money-'
ibark
guarantee.
Slenliouse.
Ltd..
35
SI.
Fran
cois
Xavier
St..
Montreal,
One.
HEIR
TO
PART
OF
IMMENSE
FORTUNE
F.HMON
TON.
June
5.
Mr
Thomas
de
Xvry
IMIor.
of
this
city,
is
one
of
the
prosper'
ive
heirs
lo
the
fortune
of
:no,.
oon.iMiii
leM
by
the
laic
Charles
Christopher
Springer
of
Wilmington,
lewre.
who
died
in
1770.
and
whose
will
has
dumb-aled
his
heirs
since
lhal
dale.'
has
brought
forth
other
local
claimants
lo
a
share
of
the
fortune
which
is
In
tie
distributed
Ibis
summer,
ncconliug
lo
information
issued
hy
Ihe
Irnslre
1
Mrs.
Cwi
Hnee,
wife
of
Ihe
registrar
of
Alberta
University,
and
u
riHisin
to
Mrs.
OeJIor.
also
Mis.
C.
S.
I
taker
of
1131(1
I'Gth
Street
.her
sisler.
have
alerlared
thai
they
are
nil
i
I
led
lo
an
eipia!
share
of
the
estate.
Ilesbles
her
lister
in
Cdmon-ton,
Mr.
Hap
ha
four
sisters
ami
two
brothers,
each
of
wlimn
I
entitled
to
a
similar
allotment
of
the
fortune.
1
Altogether
there
are
nearly
five
hundred
claimants.
II
is
James
Munni
of
Hie
iinin
in
utilities
stair,
who
has
been
on
a
holiday
trip
to
anrouer.
returned
lo
the
rilr
on
Hie
Prmee
IlUrl
yeslerilar
ufleriKMOl.
.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
!
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vaunt.
unrrd.
aurvtyJ
Crown
lania
may
b
prt-mpt4
b
Brltlah
aubjacta
ovar
II
jaara
of
ar.
an4
k
ajlana
on
daclarlnc
Intantlon
to
bacom
Brltlah
aobjacta.
cvnJI
tlona.1
upon
rtaldanca,
occupation,
and
ImproTamant
for
agricultural
purpoaaa.
VU
Information
concerning
rfu-latlona
ragardlnf
pra-amptlona
la
Jlran
in
Bullatln
So.
I,
Land
Harlra.
'How
to
Pra-ampt
Ln4."
coplaa
et
which
can
ba
obtained
fraa
of
chare
a
or
addraaalnf'
tha
Department
of
tnda.
Victoria,
B.C,
or
to
any
Gov-rnmnt
Agent.
Itacorda
will
be
granted
covering
mly
land
aullable
for
agricultural
purpoaaa.
and
whiah
la
not
timber-land.
La,
carrjrlng
tear
1.040
board
feet
par
acre
weat
of
the
Coaat
flange
and
1.000
feet
per
acre
eaat
of
that
Range.
Appllratlona
for
pre.emptlone
are
to
ba
addreaaed
to
the
Land
Com-mlaatoner
of
the
Ind
Rarordlng
IM
vlalon.
In
which
the
laM
applied
for
la
altuatM.
and
are
maoe
on
prlntai
forma,
eoplea
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
tha
Land
Commleiloner.
Fre.emptlone
muat
be
occupied
for
nre
year
and
Improvement
a
made
to
value
of
(10
per
acre.
Including
dealing
and
eulUvatlng
at
leaat
file
acrea,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received.
for
mora
detailed
Information
aee
the
BulleUn
"Mow
to
lreempt
Land."
PURCHASE
Appllratlona
are
received
for
pur
chaee
of
vacant
and
unreaerved
Crown
landa,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purpoaaa
minimum
price
of
flret-elaeo
(arable)
land
la
II
per
acre,
and
aecotid-ctaaa
(grating)
land
tUt
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purcbaae
or
leaae
nf
Crown
landa
la
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
I
-and
Seiiee,
-Purehaee
and
Leaae
of
Crown
Landa."
Mill,
factory,
or
InduaUial
altea
on
limber
land,
not
oxreedlng
40
acrea,
mar
be
purchaaed
or
leaeed.
the
con.
dltlone
Including
payment
of
atumpaga.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurveyed
areaa,
not
eicendlng
It
acrea.
may
ba
leaeed
aa
homealtea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
tha
flrat
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
realdenra
and
Improvement
condltlona
are
fulfilled
and
land
haa
been
aurveyed.
LEASES
Tor
grating
and
Induatrlal
pur-poaea
areaa
not
eiceedlng
140
acrea
may
ba
leaaed
by
one
peraon
or
a
company.
GRAZING
Under
the
Orating
Act
tha
Prev-Inca
la
divided
Into
grating
dlatrlcU
and
the
rante
admlnlatered
under
a
Orating
Commlealoner.
Annual
grating
permit
a
are
laaued
baaed
on
numbera
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
catabllehed
ownera.
Btockownera
may
form
aaeocUtlone
for
rante
management
Free,
or
partially
free
eermlta
are
available
for
aettlera'
rampera
and
travellara.
up
to
ter
head.
Cash
and
Garry
Specials
for
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday
THESE
SPECIALS
WILL
BE
EFFECTIVE
ALL
DAY
(No
Deliveries)
(No
Telephone
Orderi)
Until
Further
Notice
this
Store
will
Open
at
840
a.m.
and
Close
at
5.30
p.m.
daily,
Malkin's
Best
or
Nabob
Coffee
per
lb.,
50c
liitul
'2
lb.
of
either
line
In
a
robuiirr
Tl
-mi
sale
in
Men's
lcd.
this
week-end
with
no
(r
iir
(..bed.
$19
75
Sut
$19
.75
Here
i
the
j;reiilet
ane
in
e.n-
for
lueo
u
I
men
Standard
model
in
Kine
Hnli-li
Tweed-
ami
Sergex.
Sue
,W
In
.
IWft.
lue
9gri.un.
t
and
:l.iio.
Tlioe
who
i-tuue
Thursday
will
-mer
g
wonderful
Itargioii
from
a
iouidele
rmiRe
o
t
lolh.
Side
priee
doe
not
iiirlodn
jdlerali'iu
who
h
will
he
extra.
g
Men's
Fine
Leather
Sells
i:lur:
lllai-k.
(rey
and
llrov,
i
lte.
nn.
Special,
65c.
Men's
Otulng
and
Sport
Shirt
,
itloro:
U
lull-.
Stripe
and
I'oiiirei'.
Ile.
'.'.i.'V
Special,
1.C5.
5c
$3
Men's
Handkerchltfi
line
nli
(hielied.
Ilit
Special.
2
for
25c.
Men's
Heavy
Duck
Khaki
Panlt
hu-
.
i
,
k
al
and
kiif.
i
a
Special
S2.CS.
Special
I-
LADIES'
HOSE
Sf
per
pair
per
per
p
pair
Regular
Value,
35c
Pair,
!.;ido
M
i.
i
i
ijed
Ito-.-.
Knit
(nun
!
.iro,
d'nildr
(Tu
l'M
well,
imd
jrctieron
Uvifji'',
S
M
t),
to,
IrfiUir
ill
o
k.
1
1
row
ii.
Na.
tirriiro
t
of
fnle:
You
toiy
one
pair
at
regular
priee
and
eeond
juir
for
.-.
Ituy
a
many
a
joii
like.
I'
n
ir
wc
apll
at
,e
we
mul
ell
one
iir
at
!I5r.
St.
Charles
Milk
10c
per
tin
I.itini
n
lum
each
ruailoHiei'
On
nalc
i
r
lry-
j;mm
ii
part
men!
StCHRUS
UaVU
MU1
Ladles'
Summer
Veitt,
55c
Kailry
Laee
lmerfoii.
Sue
;)('
and
;H
only.
e
'
A
New
llrooui
lwei-jm
Clean
5
String
Broome
Special,
60c.
Limit
J
lo
ein
h
etintoiner.
Ladle'
and
GIH
WhlU
MlddUt
Naty
Ulu.
wiiti
i
'Mar.
made
d
a
aje
Middy
Tn
(irl
!,
B
!
8
Spiclal
S1.9S
(ale
oifea,
n
I..
I
Special
S24S
Ijulie'
ue.
;it
Special
J5
Ladles'
Summer
Knit
Bloomers,
5c.
In
Cream
'iil
'
oi
ly.
IIiIp
i
a
J
priee
n
a
bh
..
k
Olrls'
Zlmmerknlt
Bloomart
Sle
r.
?H.
i'i
I
lllnek
ami
While
I'
lor.
Special,
2
for
75c.
100
Pairs
.45
Men's
Work
Shoes
$3
.45
Our
new
malinger
of
the
Shoe
llepl..
Mr.
the
him
lleorge
i
out
for
Inline,
nud
price
like
the::
are
Mircly
K'diiK
h
draw
the
trade.
The
firM
Inif
1
'
1
wlaiiKhtered
AlenV
Work
Shoe
in
lllack
or
Tan,
m
:
le
Ihe
Army
last,
with
colid
oak
liinned
ole.
Tin
v
porliiiiily
to
liny
two
pair
for
Ihe
regular
prn
e
of
une
elialleiigu
mi)
one
lo
dispute
(lie
luli'iiifiit.
tiel
here
r
r
WHITE
CANVAS
8HOE8
f.ndie'
W
hite
CaiivnH
Ox-fold",
or
one
and
two
xtrap
I'limpi.
Low
or
high
heels.
Week
End
Special,
$2.95.
Boys'
Dress
Shoes
In
1
1
ro
vw
i
or
lllack
Calf.
kin.
Little
(icntK
ir.e,
H
to
111
8pecla.$2.65
YoiiIIih'
Kiex.
1
1
lo
2.
Special
$2.85
Hoy'
tdnes.
lo
514.
Special
$3.45
Child's
and
Misses'
Sandals
One
Slrap
Patent
Leather.
Valural
I.asL
Prlcos
from
$1.85
to
$2.65.
PICNIC
HAWS
to
only.
Aeraa
5
lh.
or
out
at
85c
each.
Tit)
only.
.Ueriige
v.',WB
lh.
or
oer.
$1.00.
'
A
word
lo
the
'
here
early
ft
we
have
J'"4
limn,
to
sell
thin
we
Hold
at
the
la!
!(
le
in
the
Shoe
Vv'
1,000
Tins
Del
Monte
Pn
and
Beans
Imlivldiiul
ue
nonial
for
Week
End,
4
for
25c.
rfU
Limit
1
.00
woi-'li
euloiner.
Universal
Trading
Co.
Watch
for
Change
of
Advt.
Saturday.