PAOB
BR.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
hooTgibson
WEEK
END
SPECIALS
Allicrla
KgR,
per
doz.
25c
Strawberry
Hhubarb,
5
lb.
for
.
.
.
25c
(Jrcen
Onions,
3
for
...
10c
Had
h
lies,
3
(or
10c
Head
lettuce,
each
...
15c
Spinach,
2
lbs.
for
....
25c
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
per
lb.
50c
Florida
Orapefruil,
3
for
35c
SATURDAY
IS
A
HOLIDAY.
RupertTableSuH)l)r
Three
Phones:
7io,iii.2i2'
TheBestOffer
We
Have
Ever
Made!
II
The
Picnic
and
Camping
Sea
"oils
arc
coming,
so
take
the
opportunity
anil
buy
now!
Cream,
any
kind,
per
case.
tails
$5.50
Cream,
any
kind,
per
case,
baby
size
$3.25
Kraft
Cheese,
per
5
lb.
box
S1.90
Suzar,
per
100
lb.
sack
$9.50
Sui-'ar,
per
00
lb.
sack
S4.90
Sugar,
per
20
lb.
sack
$2.15
Lump
Sugar,
per
2
lb.
pkg.
...
25c
Icing
Sugar,
per
2
lb.
pkg.
25c
These
SPFCIALS
are
until
the
week
cud
only,
All
orders
of
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
El
GO
I
STORE
Phone
84.
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Eggs
Eggs
Eggs
Strictly
Fresh
Pullets.
Tuesday
Only
25c
per
dozen
Aflerwards
the
price
of
these
F.ggH
will
be
35c
or
3
doz.
for
U5c.
Huy
now
for
your
summer
supply.
Full
Supply
of
Fresh
Moat
at
Farmers'
l'rices.
Farmers
Market
in
"THE
RAMBLIN'
KID"
A
powerful
Western
drama
offering
many
Ihrills,
King
of
(lie
great
'outdoors,
sec
him
break
the
wild
ungovernable
lironcho
no
other
living
man
could
ride.
Watch
his
great
race
at
the
rodeo
for
the
girl
he
loves.
Follow
his
smash-tug
fights
against
overwhelming
odds.
Laura
Lapluulc
and
strong
supporting
cast.
CENTURY
COMEDY
"SHE'S
A
HE."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
Admission
35c
and
10c
LIQUOR-CONTROL
PLEBISCITES
ACT.
PROCLAMATION
OF
RCTURNlNa
OFFICER
1
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA,
In
Oil
SKEENA
declare!
District.
TO'
WIT
flKLIC
XUTlLK
U
ton-br
rlira
to
IIm
'
'
f.lertur
tit
the
hlerloral
liilrlrt
afureail
l
rwlit-d
Hi
aJ-M
writ
to
iw
dirrrtrtl.
and
Ix-irmr
due
ihr
loin
day
of
Mar.
Iil,
rgniniaiKllnr
to
ratine
Uw
follow
Inr
question,
narwljr:
Do
,o
approee
of
the
aala
of
haar
kr
tha
cjlaee
in
licenced
premises
without
a
bar
ueaer
aesemment
control
and
refutation?
l
tie
aiibiiiltltd
arrurdinr
lo
law
lu
On-Llmore
qualified
to
ntr
fur
the
elrrtlim
of
a
niMiilr
of
Ihr
LrrWUtlrr
Aeermbhr
ior
hit
r.irrvni
uiMrirt
ainrraia;
ami.
furliirr.
thai
In
obmirfirr
lu
Ihr
raid
Writ
a
poll
liall
tir
(Kt-n
at
rlrtit
o'clock
in
the
forriKMtn
and
shall
br
rlrd
al
erven
o'clock
In
Ihr
aflrronoii
on
Ihr
jolh
day
or
Juiir.
It
I.
fur
laklnr
and
rrrrinnr
llir
voir
of
Ihr
ald
tlwlor.
In
earn
null.
In
division
uf
llw
Klrrtural
IH.lrlrt
aforr-aid
al
Ibr
ir.prrllvr
place
following;
roiuiea
divisions.
Hulrdatr
l.iltlr
Canyun
Crdarvalr
Morlrrtown
Claiun
w
llatrltoa
Clipper
Clly
I'arlfir
llulhlr
Miurl
Wirt
Elilhrl'Kl
Errlyn
HrtiMi
ilt-nlauna
..
IUmswoihI
Hanall
hkmia
Crw.lnir
-
llairlluii
Siulthrr
(kimaura
south
Murium
'Mumat
surf
lulrt
klltmnkaluiii
anon
Bay
jkirpkn
Trlkwa
:
Lornr
Crwk
Terrace
tk
of
which
all
prrsone
arr
brrrby
rr-(iilrrd
to
take
Ivitlre
and
l
rovern
ihrm-irrlvr
accord
mtir.
IJ1VKN
undrr
my
liand
al
llaii-llon.
II.C,
'
Ihi
Twentieth
day
ut
May.
IVH.
JAS.
Tl'll-XBl'M..
I
Ilrlurninr
Officer
"Haplware
enlers
into
the
lives
of
each
man,
woman
ami
child
to
a
greater
extent
than
is
realised
by
most
of
us.
When
you
are
giving
a
thought
to
your
hardware
needs,
think
of
this
reliable
hardware
house."
This
is
Ihe
first
message
from
Handy
Aily,
who
will
have
something
useful
ami
interesting
to
say
to
you
each
week.
Watch
for
him.
1311
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AND
ENGLISH
BROADCLOTH
Special
Showing
at
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
M.
S.
SING
TAILOR,
CLEANING
AND
PRE3SINQ
I'hone
771,
820
Third
Avenue
Laundry
Office
P.O.
Hox
88.
I'rlnce
rtuperl,
II.C.
WEEK
AT
WESTHOLME
Monday
and
Tuesday
lloul
.(iftisuu
in
"The
Ilnnihlin
Kid."
Comedy.
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
l'riscilla
Demi
in
"Drirt-Iny."
Fox
News-Gazelle.
Friday
and
Saturday
Mae
Mar.-h
in
"The
While
Hoe
'
Fun
from
the
Pre..
land
two
vices
!
pulling
rorize
tho
.saliMin
in
his
saloon
wandering.
The
sheriff
ar
OUTDOOR
ROMANCE
FULL
OF
ACTION
Hoot
Gibson
Appears
at
His
Best
In
"The
Ramblln'
Kid"
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
The
smiling,
fighting
and
pop
ular
Hoot
(Wbson
never
gave
a
greater
exhibition
of
his
riding
j
skill
ami
limitless
uenc
than
in
the
breathless
ami
arliouful
out.
j
door
nuiiunrc
"The
llamblin',
Kid."
He
has
the
tide
role
in
this
pit-lure
which
is
coining
ti
Ihe
Velholnie
Theatre
tonight
ami
tomorrow
night.
The
story
briefly
is
as
follow.:
On
Ihe
eve
of
Ihe
big
rodeo.
Carolyn
June,
a
beautiful
girl
comes
lo
her
unrle."
Joshua
lleek,'
rattle
man.
Among
her
uncle
s
ranrli
hamls
is
"The
ItamMitf
Kiik"
a
master
haml
with
Imrses!
and
next
day
is
Ihe
rodeo,
lleek
en-
iters
"The
llamblin'
Kid"
on
I
the
wild
filly.
Saluda
sends
a
boy
re
Is
Hie
Kid
but
it
ourooselyi
i
!
......I....
i
ii...
enee
i.M
n
uiill
iliu
mil
pen
(inu.
He
returns
one
night,
fiiidln
Carolyn
wailing
for
him.
STRANGE
ORIENTAL
SCENES
IN
"DRIFTING"
Prlscilla
Dean
Takes
Role
of
Opium
Seller
In
China
In
Her
Latest
Picture
An
atmosphere
little
known
to
jibe
world
is
shown
in
'Drifting,"
I
lie
l
iiiversaLJewel
Mietrtal
pro
in
Hie
starring
role.
"Drifting"
is
an
adaptation
of
lolin
Coltoii's
stage
play
which
was
successfully
produced
liy
William
A.
Jirady
in
New
York.
who
has
spent
much
time
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dalitaraa'
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Tlila
la
rry
auprrlor
furnarc
coal,
it
lva
a
rlun
bot
fur
aisl
la
rulirrly
frr?
fnun
trmf.
clinkrra,
lark
and
dirt.
Some
of
ttic
larrrti
hrallnr
planta
In
Ihe
tlty
are
now
ualnr
it
itu
rnlirtly
aallafaitory
rriulii.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
txllvrrrd
In
Sarkt,
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
elao
Artnla
fur
the
Famoue
LADY8MITH-WELLINQT0N
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Goal
Co.
Main
Offkai
Hotel
Central,
ritone
IB
Till
DAILT
WfrvVB.
Monday,
May
lfl3
Optician
and
Optometrist
After
one
month
of
care-ful
conscientious
eye
testing,
our
patrons
are
advising
their
friends
to
come
to
us
for
glasses.
This
Is
conclusive
evidence
Ihar
our
glasses
are
giving
entire
satisfaction.
Mr.
Ireland
has
made
the
eye
a
long
and
careful
study,
nuil
has
Ihe
knowledge,
skill
and
experience
I
fit
any
eye
lhal
glasses
will
help,
ami
in
ease
you
d
not
nee.l
glases,
ran
give
you
valuable
advice.
We
are
getting
the
optical
business
by
deserving
II
-h
giving
superior
optical
cn
Ice.
"A
stitch
in
lime
saves
nine"
ha
no
more
filling
application
than
in
the
ease
of
the
eye.
REMEMBER,
YOU
RUN
NO
i
RISK
HERE.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
j
assured
I
Max
Heilbroner
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
Nole
We
tan
duplicate
lens
or
repair
any
frame.
II...
fake
dnuiks
which
trr-jChiiva
earning
.....
a
..
living
1..
-
oe
in
Sabola's
sofl
drink
easy
game-'
of
n-llini
lling
m
mi
opium.
Carolyn
wanders
out
t"jCaie
Cook
as
he
is
pictured
l
Ihe
corral
ami
sees
a
beautiful
'the
opening
of
the
story
is
not
a
siranse
horse,
the
(odd
Dust
noble
woman
bu
the
story
of
Maverick,
which
the
Kid
captured
her
soul's
redemption
is
the
story
tafler
a
ehae
Ihrongh
a
stormy
of
"Driftinjf."
nigh!.
"Oli.
you
beauty,
I'm
go-1
iing
lo
ride
you,"
she
cries.
The
UUITC
DnQP
K
I
HVF
inainhll,!'
L'l.l
Anmlnc.
or.,,.,..)
M,
;
11
111
1
L
IWJL
10
LU
I
L
u
at
a
v
a
a
a
ao
viooiifi
ma
v
km
ip.a
nv
ia
corner,
answers
''and
get
your
iiieck
broke.'
'
Soon
afler
he
rescues
her
from
uirkands.
The
SYMBOL
IN
PICTURE
W.
Griffiths
Adopts
Effective
Combination
In
His
Last
Photoplay
Attraction
with
doped
coffee
to
the
Kid.
i
.
.,
.
,
.
,
IC.roggy.
the
Kid
enters
the
race.l
1
"'T"1?.
!
u?'?
"U'
.lie
win,
but
obviously
having:''?"
Ul
"'"'''
l','!,1
,l
Ue
,NN
1,1
,e
""
rombmed
l;i
ibeen
drunk.
Carolyn
will
not!"
H"PIily
sneak
lo
him.
Knowimr
who
wi"
"","u'
""r
.'
'
"'
-
reiionsible,
ho
goes
after
Sabo
ler
of
his
heroine
in
the
play.
u
l
.
...
..
orohaii
itirl.
oortraved
bv
Mae
ta,
leading
aim
apparently
uieiess
.
.
.
'
.
...
aBB
.
.
i
f
I,
u'l,,.
.lii.,,L
It.
Ida
Jlrtffilli
banner
afler
some
seaoiis
of
ab-
plueks
a
while
ruse
and
presorts
il
to
a
youlh
of
high
bation
at
their
firl
meeting.
The
loer
eqrries
il
through
all
his
wanderings
as
a
sustaining
hope.
The
girl,
after
numerous
vicissitudes,
ami
amid
Ihe
disdain
and
ridicule
of
her
ut'iuainlaiire.
emerges
from
her
woes
the
same
innocent
child
she
had
been
al
firl
vineeliug
her
lover.
Ivor
Novello,
a
young
Fuglihi
actor,
will
be
seen
s
Ihe
lover.!
This
will
mark
his
first
motion
picture
work
in
America
nnd
il
is
ijnile
posble
he
will
he
received
ilUClloll
WlllCll
comes
lo
llie
Wesl-
,o,.,
11.:,lni
l.v
Id..
holme
Theatre
next
Wednesday
l)f
,,
eountry
In
the
latest
and
Ihursday
wilh
I'riscitla
Iiean;(irifnt,
offering.-'
coming
lo
the
Weslholme
Theatre
next
Friday
and
Saturday.
'
TwN
conl
raslln'g
roles
of
high
importance
in
Ihe
play
are
eu-aeled
by
Carol
Demser
ami
Neil
.Mice
ura.iy
was
ine
star
or
me
,
ill,ljiioll.
u
Demnsler's
role
slage
piece.
u
one
ideallv
.iiili-.!
to
liee
elmriii
I'riscina
nea
ii
na
ioi.k
ncen
u,i
lalents.
that
of
a
proud
gin'
muni
a
an
emotionalist
of
great
sincerity,
ami
it
Is
a
Ihing
peculiar
lo
her
work
Ihat
her
role
always
have
what
is
professionally
called
"meal"
which
is,
in
other
words,
human
drama.
The
role
of
Ga-sle
Cook
in
"Drifting
"
Is
Ihe
role
of
a
girl
of
the
South
and
(wealth
and
social
standing.
Mr.
Hamilton
will
be
seen
in
au
unusually
vigorous
characterization,
and
although
a
newcomer
lo
Ihe
.motion
picture;
field
from
the
speaking
stage,
Hi
i
.
..
--.i
!.
i...
....
i
..
i
is
n-(iii:icn
ill.
il
ue
win
iiiiuMy
win
the
approval
of
molion
ple-
I'l.lure
palr'Mis.
Lucille
La
Venv
and
Fuller
Mrong.
as
negro
characters
in
the
story,
are
happily
placed
in
icougenial
roles.
SENDOFF
GIYEN
TO
THOMAS
DEASY
BY
!
INDIANS
ON
ISLAND
Presentation
Made
to
Him
on:
His
Leaving
For
Victoria
by
Masselt
Band
The
natives
of
Massetl
uuide
a
presentation
lo
Thomas
Deasy.
retiring
Indian
agent,
on
the
eve
of
hi
departure
for
Victoria.
The
even!
took
place
al
the
home
of
Alf.
Adams
(in
in.
reserve.
I'eler
Hill
read
Ihe
addre'ss
lo
which
the
cx-agenl
replied
In
filling
term.
Mm.
Deasy
i
already
In
Vic
toria
and
a
separate
address
Is
liejiig
enl
on
to
her.
Mr.
Deasy
is
calling
nl
Skide
fit"
mii
hi
way
south.
YANIDIS
LEAVING
Vessel
Goes
South
Tomorrow
With
Local
Crew
Aboard
The
new
power
cruiser
recently
completed
at
the
local
dry
dork
for
Hie
depart
ment
of
marine
and
fisheries
having
uecrs.sfully
undergone
her
official
trials,
will
leave
al
daybreak
to-morrow
morning
under
the
command
of
J.
W.
Allen,
supervisinif
engineer
for,
tli
department.
Accompanying
Mr.;
Allen
on
the
(rip
will
be
F.
P.j
Union,
meehiinieal
superintend.'
eat;
W.
Smith,
.iigineer;
Wither
Hume;
represeiilius
the
Hry
hi.Vk
and
Major
McUregor.
V.C.
ed.
ed.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
FRIDAY
GAMES
National
League
I'iltsburgh-Ilrooklyn,
postpon
Ilontoii
1
1.
Chicago
:i.
New
York
5.
Cineiitiuili
tf.
1'liiladelphia
.1,
St
l.ouii
t.
American
League
Detroit
7,
New
York
a.
St.
I.ouis
.
Philadelphia
Cleveland-
?.
Iloslon
0.
Chicago-
ii-Iiiii):Hmi
pot
poll
SATURDAY
GAMES
National
League
New
Vrk
M.
Ciiirimiali
3.
Itiooklyn
J,
I'llinburg
I.
Others
rain.
American
League
Cleveland
I,
Ituxloil
5.
SI.
I
.on
i
,
n.
Pliilioli'lphlii
5.
Iielroit
0.
New
York
7.
Chicago
o,
uMinuton
t.
SUNDAY
GAMES
National
League
St.
I.oni-
T.
IMiiladelphlit
I'ln.aaii
It.
Huston
(I.
Cincinnuli
I.
N-w
York
l.
Itrooklyn
.'.
I'lllshurg
5.
American
League
Washington
V.
Chicago
111.
New
York
5.
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roil
0.
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gullies
srlo-dtlled.
For
the
DEAF
P0RT-O-PH0NE
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iii"'
mi
it
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only
one
Ihat
nvp..
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t
Write
f.r
pai
:
ii
i;ir-
S.
P.
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207
Campbell
Bldg.,
Victoria,
B.C.
.
syipsis
of
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vatnt,
unreesrvel.
urj4
Crown
Ian4a
may
b
pre-emplod
b
Urltlah
avbjacta
orr
II
year
of
act.
and
fey
aJltna
on
daclartns
Intantlon
to
bocoma
Urltlab
auocta.
cvndl-tlonaj
upon
raaldtnca,
oecupUosi.
and
Improramant
(or
acrieultural
purpoaaa.
r
full
Information
eonrarnlns
rju-iatlona
rasardlns
pra-amptlona
la
(Itoo
la
Bulletin
No.
1,
tnd
Harle.
'How
to
Pra-arapl
Laad."
eoplea
of
which
can
b
obtained
free
of
charge
jy
addreeeinc
tha
Oeparunent
of
inde,
Victoria.
B.C.
or
to
any
Oo.
rnment
A(enL
necorde
will
bo
(ranted
covering
jnly
land
aultablo
far
atrtcultural
purpoaea.
and
which
1
not
timber-land.
I.e,
carrying
eear
l.W
board
ft
par
acre
weat
of
the
Coaat
Itans
and
l.tM
feet
Pr
acre
eait
of
that
Range.
Appllratlona
for
prcemptlone
are
to
be
addreaeed
lo
the
Land
Com-mloloner
of
the
Ind
Rerordlns
IX
vlelon.
In
which
tho
larj
applied
for
la
iltuated.
and
are
mane
on
prlnteJ
forma,
coplea
of
which
can
bo
obtained
from
tho
Land
Commlaelonor.
Pre-rmptlona
muat
be
oorupled
for
fire
yea
re
and
tmprovamenta
made
to
value
of
f
10
per
acre.
Including
eleerlnc
and
culUvatlnr
at
leaat
five
acree.
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
bo
rocetred.
For
more
detailed
Information
aaa
Iho
BulleUn
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land.
PURCHASE
ehaoo
of
vacant
and
unreaenrod
Crown
lande,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
asrlcultural
purpoaea;
minimum
prlco
of
flrat-elaaa
(arable)
land
la
II
par
acre,
and
aeeond-elaaa
(crarlncj
land
t
It
per
aero.
Further
Information
retardlnc
purchaae
or
laaae
of
Crown
landa
la
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Berlee,
"Purchaae
and
Laae
of
Crown
Landa."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
eltea
on
timber
land,
not
aireedlng
It
acrea,
may
be
purchaaed
or
leaaed.
the
con-dttlona
including
payment
of
atumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Vnaurvayed
areaa,
not
aireedlng
It
aeree.
may
be
leaaed
aa
homeeltoe
conditional
upon
a'
dwelling
being
rected
In
the
flrat
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
realdence
and
Improvement
condttiona
are
fulfilled
and
land
baa
been
aurytyed.
LEASES
For
grailng
and
Industrial
purpoaea
areaa
not
oicoedlng
lit
acrea
may
be
leaaed
by
one
peraon
or
a
company,
GRAZING
Under
the
Oraxlng
Act
the
Tror.
Inco
la
divided
Into
graitnr
dlstrlcU
and
the
range
administered
under
Orating
Commlealoner,
Annual
grating
permit
a
are
laaued
baaed
on
numbers
ranted,
priority
being
riven
lo
established
owners.
Htoek-ewnere"
may
form
aaeoclattona
for
range
management.
Free,
or
partially
free
pormlle
are
available
for
eettleiV
ampere
and
traveilere.
up
to
toe
head.
Cash
and
Carry
Specials
for
Monday
and
Tuesday
THESE
SPECIALS
WILL
BE
EFFECTIVE
ALL
DAY
(No
Dellverlot)
(No
Telephone
Orderi)
Until
Further
Notice
this
8toro
will
Open
at
Sjo
a.m.
and
Cloie
at
5UJ0
p.m.
dally.
Nine
Years
Ago
A
Few
Remarks
The
palng
of
May,
1924,
mark
the
completion
of
our
ninth
year
In
biulnen,
at
the
Table
8upply
flrt
opened
Its
doors
on
June
1,
1915.
During
this
time,
our
expansion
has
been
rapid.
We
take
this
opportunity
to
eipren
to
the
public
our
appreciation
of
the
splendid
support
accorded
us,
and
to
assure
our
many
loyal
customers
that
we
will
do
our
utmost
to
retain
their
confidence
for
the
futur.e
Looking
back,
we
cannot
help
recalling
just
one
Incident,
which
occurred
on
June
30,
1015.
We
diipottd
of
more
than
2,000
full
size
quart
baskets
of
strawberries
in
one
hour
between
11
a.m.
and
12
noon,
at
5c
per
basket
on
the
day
before
a
holiday.
Prlnco
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'
Pepte
Boys'
Fine
Caps
In
tirry.
Mr
own
mi.
I
lirii.
All
Mir
IW-k
l
'.3
Special,
95c.
Sago
or
Tapioca
2Vt
lb.
Lots,
25c
Men's
Fine
Caps
In
a
larin'
uorttiMMf
of
odor
mill
urw
liffiii.
All
Mi.
fts'K
'-'
&
and
:i.iHi.
Special
$1.45.
Shredded
Wheat,
3
for
35c.
I.
mill
i
(
rarh
riMionn-r
Lobster,
"
lb.
Tins,
Special,
25c.
Limit
t
In
i-arh
iilinirr.
Men's
Odd
Treusers
In
Twrr-il
Hll
Kanry
urir-ii
ami
rWifm.
ltaK-5.fl.
Special,
$3.95
Quaker
Peaches,
2
Volt
;r
0r
Special,
3
for
95c.
Ladies'
Dept.
3C
Only,
Ladles'
Crepe
Hwsi
and
Porch
Dresses
Hairil
riiilu
'
ii
c
IMipiiUr
liaii
I
kiinw
ulu.
ai
i
uallly.
v
iliit
;
JlfrtN"
With
lie
W
I,-
xl
llti
I
iff
lillKll'
'
Monday
Morning
at
$2.2$.
Washing
Soda.
S
lbt.
25e
I.iiiiiI
10
III
Clark's
Potted
Meats,
2
for
15c.
Canned
Pears,
2's,
tin
20c
Carned
Tomsloes,
2
s,
12io
Tin,
Limit
H
in
t
.
Baby's
Own
Soap,
1Cc
'-Com
SUreh,
10c
PscW,.
Children's
Pintle
Dretwt-?
tie
0
yr-ar.
lu
HIH
I
leM.
'Smi
w
lei
llry
.MhimKi
a
tin
i
a
rraf
Special,
11.25.
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT.
20th
Century
Clothing
Mr.
E.
J.
8klnner
has
been
granted
the
e-clusive
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
to
break
all
previous
records
for
sales,
as
his
range
of
cloths
and
prices
are
tHo
most
attractive
that
he
has
handled
In
the
past
eight
years.
Walk
right
In
and
gel
a
perfect
fit.
:Jt
Watch
Our
Shoe
Ads.
and
Save
Money
Mr.
Imiv.
our
Slion
l)fi.
Munugrr.
h.t
b'"
.Irui
lfil
In
Mil
In
Ihm'
lork
on
ii
lurmivrr
l"-iui-'iiih
Ih.il
fvry
pnir
of
ihof
winch
Imw
hern
hclvt'l
fur
mx
iiiiiiillis
or
mrr,
will
Imvc
lo
l'
"I'l
lies
i
liuiiiif,
iiml
we
will
iillow
no
ilciiarliiH'''
store
lo
drug
uloiig
wilh
-low
inoviiiff
flork.
1
1
'''
fpw
for
MouiJuy
anil
TucMiny.
See
our
witulow.
No.
1
:it)
Pair
Men'
NVorklitK
HIiown
l
rlnir
i'
(hlils
mid
eiul
of
ix
linen.
Our
lucnigi'
co-'
S3.0U
each.
No.
2
l.'j
pair
Women'
Pump,
lo
i-Jmir
it
I
We
hail
25
pair
on
Mile
Ihe
lat
51
!)
"I
:j.r
which
win.
Half
Price.
No.
3
SO
pair
Women'
While
Cnnva
Pump-
Lealher
.Sole
No.
1,1
Pair
Women'
While
(Jauva
Sirup
Pump.
Leather
Sole
No.
512
Pair
litfanl'
Choc.
Ankle
Tic
Pump.
0
lo
7
V4
No.
6
21
Pair
Children'
Choc.
Ankle
Tie
Pump
8
lo
IUV4
No.
7
:i()
Puirs
(iirl'
Pump.
Patent
mul
llmwii
Leather,
wilh
I
Sltap
lltickle.
Site
1
1
In
I
No.
820
Pair
Hoy'
Dro.
Shoe.
Sixe
I
hi
llrowti
or
lllnek
No.
0
,'JO
Pair
Youlh-.'
I)r
Shne.
Sine
II
lu
13,
llrowti
or
lllnek
$3.45
$2.85
95c
$2.45
$1.95
$2.15
$2.75
$3.45
$2.85
Universal
Trading
Co.
Watch
this
8pace
Tuesday
for
Change
of
AdvL