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WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Thursday,
7
and
9
Priscilla
Dean
in
"DRIFTING"
A
mystery
drama.
Colorful,
enchanting,
spectacular,
exciting.
A
picture
of
many
surprises.
The
slury
of
u
dope-seller,
a
white
woman
in
a
si
ran
go
laud,
drifting
no
one'
knew
lo
what
end,
She
wrongvd
the
man
she.
loved,
but
cleansed
in
the
fires
of
remorse,
she
battled
against
herself,
and
that
love
became
pure
and
honorable.
Thrilling
battles
in
which
a
whole
village
is'
burned.
Scenes
laid
in
China
and
its
crimson
poppy
fields-Strong
cast
includes
Wallace
Beery,
Matt
Moore,
and
many
others.
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
Special
Reductions
on
Breakfast
Foods
"fillson's
Moiled
Oats.
3
peksjs.
for
$1.00
Cream
of
Wheat,
per
5
lb.
sacks.
3
for
...
...
$1.00
Purity
Polled
Oats,
per
C
lb.
aeks
,3
for
$1.00
Purity
llolled
Oats,
t
Tor
95c
Toasted
Corn
Flakes,
8
for
95c
(rape
Xuls,
3
for
....
50c
pot's
Bran.
3
for
....
50o
Shredded
Wheat.
3
for
50c
Puffed
lUr.e.
3
for
....
50c
Puffed
Wheat,
3
for
..
50c
FOR
THIS
WEEK
ONLYl
All
orders
of
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
ECONOMY
STOR
E
Phone
84.
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Coats,
Suits
and
Dresses
AT
EXCEPTIONALLY
LOW
PRICES.
Bent's
Third
Ave.
Opposite
Bank
of
Montreal.
Strawberries!
CANNED
Kxlra
Specials,
barge
tins,
acli
...
25c
5
tins
for
$1
Strawberry
Jam,
(
lb.
tins,
Ilegular
1.10.
On
sale
at
75c
BUY
NOW.
Farmers
Market
Pleated
Skirts
SPECIAL
SALE
I'riecs
from
9
15.00,
Price
this
Week
$9.00
"DEMERS"
Phonj
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
LIQUOR-CONTROL
PLEBISCITES
ACT.
PROCLAMATION
OF
RCTURNINQ
OFFICER
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
tha
SKEINA
Electoral
DlilrlcL
To
WIT
etBLIC
AOTICK
I
lisrrliy
a-lvm
lo
Hie
!
tire
tor
s
of
the
Ureteral
luslrlrl
ariirrsalil
(thai
I
tiavr
trrrlvtii
III
V.ajely'
Writ
lo
nm
dlrrrted,
and
tx-arin
date
thr
101b
day
nf
Mar,
IVfl,
roniniaiidlnr
in
lu
rau
jiIh
follow
mr
mixtion,
naiiirty:
Oa
you
appro
of
tha
aala
of
baar
br
tha
glaaa
In
llcanaad
pramlaaa
without
1
a
bar
undar
Oovarnmant
control
and
I
r(ulatlon?
1
1
lie
nubmllted
ai-mrdinsr
lu
la
lu
llw
'tlwlora
auallflnt
lu
vote
fur
Ihe
election
of
a
member
of
the
Legislative
Assembly
Tor
the
Mertoral
Dl.lrlct
aforeuld;
and.
further,
that
In
tibedlenre
In
the
Dalit
Writ
a
poll
flu
1
1
be
(en
at
eia-hl
o'rlnek
In
tlie
roretMiiHi
ano
man
re
riosen
ai
wven
o'rl.wk
In
the
afternoon
on
the
tuth
day
or
jone.
in.
rur
laionir
ana
rereivina
Ihe
vutea
of
Ihe
raid
l.lector
In
earh
inill-Inir
division
of
tlie
F.leemral
Iilttrlrl
afore-laid
al
Ihe
reHTtive
ilare
followlnir:
roLLina
oiviaiona.
Ruledale
l
ittle
Canyon
Cedarvale
Mnrlrrtown
elation
New
Haieltun
Copper
Clly
I'arlfle
nuinie
.Miiiea
port
fcMinnoii
Evelyn
fltiiio
lilentaniia
I(iwik1
llatull
Skeena
Criltir
Hazelion
StnlttM-r
kltwanra
South
llazelton
Ullmat
Surf
Inlet
kltsunikalpui
Swatuuu
Bay
klMiloi
Telkwa
Lome
Creek
Terrate
Uk
of
wblrti
all
-rutia
are
-tu-rrby
required
to
take
notice
and
to
govern
lln-m-etvc
accordingly.
CIVK3
umlrr
my
hand
al
HatHti.ii,
B.C.
Ihia
Twentieth
day
of
May.
19
I.
J3.
TntMUI.I..
fieiurnlng
Officer.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaat
Land.
In
Skecna
Land
Olatrlct,
liecordlng
bit-rlct
of
Coast,
and
ailuale
on
Campania
aland.
Take
Notice
that
Clarence
E.
Balnler
and
Jamei
Mc.Nulty.
of
I'rlnce
flunerL
B.C..
occupation
linurame
agent
and
broker,
In
tend
to
apply
for
pennixion
lu
lease
Ihe
following
described
la
ml
4:
Comnien-
clng
at
iMwt
planted
al
the
head
ot
a
bay
at
the
eat
end
of
Campania
Inland
and
aUml
one
mile
front
Ihe
south
end
of
tlie
Mand;
theni.j
fallow
log
tlie
Mnuofltlea
of
the
shore
line
at
high
water
line
around
Ihe
Ifland
to
the
place
of
commencement.
and
eonlalnlng
K.immi
acrri.
more
or
lea.
C.
E.
BAI3TF.II
ft
JAMES
MeSlILTY.
Name
of
Applicant.
Per
W.
E.
WILLIAMS,
Agent,
fiated
April
tnd.
Itt.
For
the
DEAF
fORT-0-PHONE
Supreme
in
its'
field,
only
one
that
gives
the
natural
lone.
Write
fr
particulars,
8.
P.
Miller,
207
Campbell
Bldg.,
Victoria,
B.C.
Here,
in
a
grocery
shop
of
pure
products,
Ihe
woman
who
wants
to
vary
tlie
menu
for
her
children
and
bus.
band,
finds
an
array
of
lusty
foods
that
makes
housekeeping
a
pleusure.
RupcrtlaHeSupply
Three
Phones;
?ta,?ii,
212
M.
S.
SING
TAILOR,
CLEANING
AND
PRE88INQ
l'hoiie
771.
820
Third
Avenue
Laundry
Office
l'.O.
Box
88.
I'rlnce
Rupert,
n.C.
RADICALS
SEEK
GIRL'S
RELEASE
Maria
Splrldonova
Has
Been
Cen
tre
of
Trouble
for
Many
Years
HKItl.lN,
May!6-
.
Maria
Spirt
douova
was
saved
.from
the
ual
lows
In
1
900
by
a
world-wide
liriilesl.
The
eitar's
tiverninent
tliil
not
hire
execute
Ihe
18-year-old
ftirl
In
Ihe
face
of
universal
proles!
against
(lie
alue
she
hail
suffer
ed
at
Ihe
hands
of
brutal
soldiers
and
she
was
sent
to
Siberia
for
life.
With
I
lie
abdication
of
the
czar
Spiridonovn
returned
lu
Itussia
lo
become
an
effective
leader
of
Ihe
peasants.
Hut
she
soon
ran
foul
of
tlie
Jlolslievisl
leader
with
whom
sbe
Iried
to
work,
and
now
another
world-wide
move
incut
has
been
launched
lo
rescue
her
from
Soviet
imprisonment
and
make
it
possible
for
her
lo
leave
Ituvia
ami
regain
her
health
in
some
quieter
land.
General
Appeal
t
he
International
Workers'
As-ociation
is
behind
the
movement
to
elTerl
Hie
release
of
Spirl-
louovu
ninl
also
hundred
of
ither
revolutionists,
socialists
tml
workers
who
are
in
Soviet
prison."
and
concentration
eaiup
general
appeal
ha
been
made
lo
all
labor
and
revolutionary
or
ganization
throughout
the
world
lo
lidp
in
the
campaign
for
I
lie
elease
of
non-partisan
revolu
tionists
held
in
ltusiaii
prisons.
Social
rcvolutioulsls.
anarc
hists,
syndicalist.
and
various
oilier
sorls
of
so-called
liberal
and
radicals
are
joining
Hie
movement
and
broadcast
inw
their
appeal
in
term.
which
denounce
Ihe
communis!
regime
iif
llussia
as
a
"dietalorstiip
over
Ihe
proletariat"
rather
than
a
"dictatorship
of
(he
proletariat."
Denounced
Treaty
Since
July
C,
WIS,
Maria
Spiri-
lonova
has
been
in
disfavor
with
Ihe
llolshevisl
government.
Wlien
he
returned
from
1
1
years
of
Siberian
exile
she
was
welcomed
is
a
leader
of
Ihe
peasants,
and
worked
with
the
Soviet
regime
until
(lie
ratification
of
Hie
Itresl-I.ilovsk
Treaty,
which
she
denounced
as
inimical
to
Hie
in
terests
of
the
peasants.
With
many
other
Left
Social
revolutionists
.she
was
arrested
after
the
murder
of
Count
Mier
bach,
Hie
Herman
ambassador.
and
her
life
since
lias
been
one
of
constant
persecution,
according
lo
the
organizations
winch
are
seeking
for
Marians
release.
MAY
SHOOT
DOG
IF
INJURING
ANIMALS!
OTTAWA,
Uay
3.
fs
a
man
justified
in
killing
a
neighbor
s
dog
if
il
trespasses
on
and
at-
tempi
s
to
destroy
his
property
al
night?
This
question
came
up
in
Hull
Police
Court
the
oilier
day
when
Isidore
Ouhcau,
of
lianford
Lake,
sued
Clifford
(iibsou,
of
the
same
place,
for
'JU.
the
value
he
placed
011
a
dog
which
(he
taller
acknowledged
he
bad
killed
on
the
night
of
June
3
last
year,
when
be
found
il
attacking
a
colt
in
the
field
adjacent
to
his
home.
Judxc
Millar
was
of
Hie
opinion
thai
the
act
was,
justified
and
llsmisscd
the
case
against
(iib
sou.
Jiitlue
.Millar
staled
in
di.
missing
Die
charge
thai
if
a
man
might
shoot
a
thief
who
entered
liis
house
at
night
with
in-tenl
lo
steal
or
destroy
he
was
certainly
entitled
to
do
the
same
In
a
dog,
and
the
onus
of
respou-
r.i.
1
a
1..
'
Hardware
enters
into
the
lites
of
each
man,
woman
and
child
lo
a
greater
extent
than
is
realised
by
most
of
us.
When
you
are
giving
a
thought
lo
your
hardware
needs,
think
of
this
reliable
hardware
house."
This
is
the
first
message
from
Handy
Andy,
who
will
have
something
useful
and
interesting
lo
say
lo
you
each
week,
Witch
for
him,
Tim
DAILT
WBWB.
Tburatlny,
May
-9
f(?.
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
thai
our
glasses
are
giving
entire
satisfaction.
Mr.
Ireland
has
made
Hie
eye
a
long
and
careful
study,
and
has
tlie
know,
ledge,
skill
and
experience
l
fit
any
eye
that
glasses
will
help,
and
in
case
you
do
not
need
classes,
ran
give
you
valuable
advice.
We
are
getting
the
optical
business
by
deserving
it
by
giving
superior
optical
-service.
"A
slitch
In
lime
saves
nine"
has
no
more
fitting
application
than
in
Hie
case
of
the
eye.
REMEMBER,
YOU
RUN
NO
RISK
HERE.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured
Max
Heil
roner
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
Note
We
can
duplicate
lens
or
repair
any
frame.
ibility
rested
oil
Hie
owner
of
the
animal.
HISTORIC
BUILDING
IS
CANADIAN
OFFICE
Qeorge
IV.
Used
It
a
'Century
Ago
for
His
Pleasure
LONDON.
May
2l.
Canadian
ress.i
Tlie
new
Uauadiuit
of-i
lire
in
Trafalgar?
Sipuurc
occupied
by
Hie
Canadian
High
Comiiii-
sinner
and
hi
staff
as
well
as
other
representative
of
Canada
are
historic
to
a
decree.
A
already
published,
Ihe
properly
was
pur
chased
by
the
Dominion
Govern
ment
through
Hie
Canadian
High
Commissioner,
Hon.
1.
C.
I.ar-kin,
from
the
Union
Club,
prac
tically
adjoining'
Ihe
National
(iallcry.
The
building
as
it
is
at
present
was
hum
from
designs
by
Mr
Holier!
Smirk
iitlH:'!.
lu
Hie
great
drawing
room
011
the
first
Uoor,
looking
ocr
Trafalgar
S(uare.
Heorge
IV.
disported
himself
willi
hi
friends
nearly
a
century
ago.
The
Union
was
(purge
IV.'s
favorite
club.
The
drawing-room
was
a
sort
of
Indy
of
holies
in
those
day
ami
there
was
a
ban
011
looking
ill
Ibis
'
room.
Certain
external
architectural
features
will
be
added
lo
tin:
building
and
there
will
be
some
alterations
internally
so
.
11
lo
meet
Hie
reiiiiireineiils
of
the
new
tise
lo
which
it
will
be
put.
Tlie
interior
Is
of
dignified
pro
portions
ami
contains
decorations
of
artir-lie
merit
and
many
of
Hie
room
will
be
adaptable
lo
Canada's
requirement
with
comparatively
little
change.
Fine
Building
When
Ihe
contemplated
alter
ation
are
completed
Hie
building
will
lie
one
of
the
finest
archl
leclurally
in
Loudon.
The
spaei
ou
ground
floor
niii,
after
re
modelling,
are
lo
be
used
as
public
rooms,
Including
leading
ami
writing
rooms
and
a
library,
where
Canadians
and
others
will
find
every
convenience
al
baud
for
their
use
as
headquarters
when
visiting
Loudon.
The
building
is
centrally
sltuuled
for
all
Hie
iiiixiilinil
.
steamship,
rail
way
and
Iransporlalioii
olllces
ami
immediately
opposite
on
Cockspur
Street
are
the
ifllces
of
the
Canadian
Naliouut
railways
and
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway.
When
the
alterations
referred
to
are
made
all
(he
Canadian
gnemment
activities
now
scattered
over
London
will
be
housed
In
Canada's
new
building,
with
the
exception
of
the
Canadian
Nalionnl
Hallways.
The
activities
of
tlie
government,
in
London,
except
Ihe
railways,
are
now
under
the
Canadian
High
Commissioner,
and
he
wjll
Ihun
be
uble,
as
never
before,
to
keep
In
close
ouch
with
all
Hio
branches
of
the
work,
including
emigration,
Irade
and
fjoiiuncrcc,
soldiers
civil
re-cslabllirmcnl
and
pensions,
and
it
in
thought
that
In
ithls
way
economies
limy
bo
effected.
,
-
'
j
Sport
Chat
-"It
Oil
s
baseball
team
will
make
its
first
olllriat
appearance
of
the
season
In
tonight's
league
game
against
Hie
Knights
of
Columbus.
Tha
tobacconist
seem
to
have
been
allotted
u
good
share
of
the
players
available
and
should
be
able
lo
field
11
pretty
stroiw
aggregation
from
among
the
following
who
aix-
at
their
disposal:
Sidney
Iluictt-
lones,
(ieorge
Hill,
jr..
A.
11.
Lane,
Art
Kasson,
Howard
Frii-ell.
(Ieorge
Shaw,
Tom
Clarke,
J.
W.
Hamilton.
W.
I.umbie,
Doug-la
I
ruiell,
Mike
lludenieh.
J.
Sim
ami
(l.
Folcr.
The
Knights
of
Columbu
line-up
will
be
sim
ilar
l
that
fielded
in
Ihe
opening
nine
last
Saturday
with
the
ex
ception
of
I'red
tlenniiig
who
will
lake
I
he
place
of
Hob
Fritzrll
who
has
hurl.
A'
good
contest
is
pec
led
and
there
should
be
u
big
turnout
of
fan.
.
I
A
survey
of
Ihe
progress
of
the
"Itiiyal
and
Ancient"
k'uine
f
gulf
ha
revealed
(he
fart
that1
I
hero
are
twice,
as
many
gidf
courses
in
Canada
at
the
present
time,
than
(here
were
before
Ihe
war.
II
Is
estimated,
by
ail-
Ihorilie
coely
connected
with
Ihe
sport
that
more
than
925..
ooo.ODO
ha
been
invested
in
laud
ami
building
and
Hint
the
imounl
spent
each
year
011
playing
golf
in
Canada
easily
ex
ceed
that
figun.
I
here
are
now
nearly
350
golf
club
in
the
Dominion.
On
he
fir!
of
May.
IU','3.
a
eeiius
wu
taken
by
of
ficial
of
Ihe
Canadian
(iolfcr
and
Hie
figure
showed
(hat
HIS
clubs
were
then
listed,
ltul
many
new
club
vvfre
opened
during
Ihe
prcsPitl
season
and
the
end
of
la
l
year.
Ontario
ha
more
golf
link
than
any
oilier
part
of
Canada.
That
province
had
101
course
last
y-ar.
SlniMgely
enoiuh
Alberta
routes
sfond
wllh
51;
Outlier
ha
i,t
and
Saskatchewan
II.
The
golf
htiif
seem
lo
have
bitten
a
large
portion
of
Ihe
pen.
pie
of
western
Cfiuaihi
than
else-
when
in
I
tie
country.
The
other
provinces
rank
a
follow:
Man.
itoba.
20;
Hrilish
Columbix.
25;
Nova
Scotia
IS;
New
ilrunswick
8
and
l'riuce
Kdwnr.l
Island
I.
I
he
eily
of
Toronto
lead
with
the
number
of
golf
clubs,
showing
a
total
of
21.
Winnipeg
come
next
with
If!;
Montreal
ha
13
while
western
rilie
such
us
Calgary,
Kdmouloii
and
Vancou
ver
are
well
up
in
the
lll.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
J.
l.
McMillan.
A.
J.
Iliilliuier
nod
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
II.
Donald-llalmoral;
son,
W.
I'..
I'idcork.
Victoria;
.Miss
Hiblrelh,
Arthur
.1.
Curnn,
A.
(L
Kuowlaud,
V
Muc.
kay
Smith
ami
A.
V..
S.lruunell.
Vancouver;
.1.
D,
Henderson,
Chicago;
It.
(i.
Cunningham,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
llrowu
mid
child
and
Miss
Mmp
Donaldson,
I'orl
Ksiiiglnu;
(ieorge
I'ckcriiuu,
l'riuce
Itupeil
Cannery.
Central
M.
DahbUlsl.
Siiiilhers;
f.
Tail
bank,
Lo
Anncle;
p.
Mc-Lcod,
Alakn.
TIMBER
SALE
X
2743.
SimM
Truitrra
will
Im
rrrrnrrt
liy
tlw
Mlnltlrr
uf
IjikN.
al
VK-I'jria,
U.C..
iml
lalrr
Hum
ikssi
on
Ihr
tAtli
ilar
of
Juno.
Il.
for
tlw
ilirrliaK
uf
I.Orm
r
X
1
J.
to
rul
l.tiau.Oiiil
fret
uf
Siutn,
llriulm
a,
,
aim
t.eclar,
1111
an
area
ailuami
im
Itw
r.lcrii
IxHitulary
of
I,
liiJ
T.I.
4
II
up.
VVml
Arm
Jukall
lulri,
Maxell
luli-l,
Oiirrn
l.liarl'illr
lliic.
llMrlrt.
iiw
(l
1
)t-ar
will
Iw
allimnl
for
re-iiiooal
of
tliiilM-r.
1
Hirllwr
iiarllnilara
uf
tlx
i:tilrf
nrr
irr.
Vri,rla.
H.i:.,
or
lilslrltl
1'iirrslcr.
I'fliirf
ltuwrl,
H..
TIMBER
SALE
X621S.
Si-alwl
TrtKlcra
will
lx
fi'ltrl
lijr
Ihe
UI..I.I-
,.
I
al
11
.1.
LI.
I.,..
than
iiimiii
on
lli
I
Vila
ilajr
t
iimr,
IVil.
rur
tti
iiurrliane
of
l.lrrurn
X
ev
I
at.
to
cut
jd.oJo
ilrs,
oil
an
area
Itnaird
atnl
inatily
i
iiillos
Norlli
anil
(.!
frinu
lt-
i.aae
station,
ii..i.n.,
nanar
t,
uial
Lain)!
notriii.
Tim--
1I1
vrara
Mill
l"
allnvtMl
for
rs
moral
of
HiiiImt.
riiriurr
iariiruiip
iti
in,
i.iiiri
iirra-
Irr.
Vlrlorla.
Il
.C
or
Ilalrlrt
Inri-ttrrJ
Nik's
litiHrl,
II.
I..
WATCR
NOTICI.
(Dltaralon
and
Uaa)
TAKK
MllICK
Unit
lluinr
II.
Ilalilnrtim.
wlis
aililrm
la
Mnrll,
uill
apiily
for
a
llrrnrp
lo
lake
ami
tlx
S.oimi
ralliMia
of
water
out
or
an
tintianirii
miii.
Tin"
walsr1
will
tie
itlvrrlfit
from
th"
niik
at
1
tsilntl
alMiut
fun
frrt
north
of
lh
nurlh-sant
ruiiicr
or
lilum
ana
HI.
7,
plan
DID,
Oiirrn
i;iiarlotlr
lalamla,
ami
will
l-
ux-ii'
fur
Imlualrlal
pnrni
njMin
iu
Unit
tlr
rrllird
ai
lilork
III
1
1.!..
1
plan
eiA.
uiipni
i.n.iriiiiiB
iMatiii.
I
lilt
In.
lire
uaa
1
011
1
lis
arniiiiil
on
Iho
I
Utli
clnv
of
May.
IDii.
A
ropy
or
I'll
IKillri.
anil
an
aooll.
latum
imrauaiil
thrrrto
ami
to
tlio
"Vvatrr
mi,
UM,
will
lis
iiisii
in
tin.
nirirs
of
III-
W'al-r
llerordfr
at
Prims
IiimtI,
Oil-Jsrllona
In
thf
appllrallon
may
Ih-
fllnl
with
Hie
aakl
VV'alfr
lli'rurilrr
or
with
the
Coinptrollrr
or
Watsr
lilahta,
parliaiin-nt
liiiililino,
Victoria.
II,
C,
wlililn
nrty
ilava
aflrr
ths
rirat
appraram-
of
tlila
notlro
In
a
ii.al
li-wpar,
Tim
ilais
(,r
llm
flfjt
piitillcallon
or
llila
imllce
l
May
llli,
H.
U.
DAHAUTOS,
Aj-jiUciut.
Cash
and
Carry
specials
for
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
THESE
SPECIALS
WILL
BE
EFFECTIVE
ALL
DAY
(No
Dellverlei)
(No
Telephone
Order,)
Until
Further
Notice
thla
Store
will
Open
at
8.30
a.m
and
Close
at
S.30
p.m.
dally.
'
CIRCUSES
AND
MAIL
ORDER
HOUSES.
People
sometime
kick
about
a
circus
taking
monei
out
ot
town
but
vho
ever
heard
of
a
mall
order
house
gl,.
Ing
a
free
street
parade.
OUR
20TH
CENTURY
CLOTHING
CLUB.
When
a
new
club
Is
organized
It
is
customary
to
mik,
special
rates
as
an
Inducement
to
Its
charter
members.
VVi
are
out
lo
sign
up
100
men
and
young
men
In
our
Clothing
Club
as
charter
members,
and
we
have
but
three
days
Itfi
to
accomplish
our
task.
Therefore,
as
a
special
Inducement
we
will
give
absolutely
free
to
each
charter
member
order
Ing
a
suit
whilst
Mr.
Skinner
Is
In
town,
his
selection
of
the
best
cap
In
our
store.
Walk
right
In
and
meet
Mr.
Skinner.
This
offer
applies
also
to
those
who
have
already
ordered
suits.
In
cases
where
two
suits
have
been
ordert-j
two
caps
will
be
given
free.
Get
your
friends
In
as
charier
members.
Ladies'
Dept.
Ladles'
Silk
Camisoles
I
.are
Tui,
Itiblton
Shout
-tier
Strait,
very
allraelive
iiihIt
sheer
waist.
Ilea.
Sl.i.'i.
liltra
Stieeial
35e.
Cretonnes
and
Chintzes
Idlest
deUn
and
eolor-intf
I.I
u
h
I
and
Dark
patterns.
Thi
periol
will
u
Well
lun
week
HKO
that
We
another
ruh
"rder
in
of
different
iallern.
Swoial,
I
varil
for
$1.95.
5
Only,
Girls'
All
Wool
Vetour
Summer
Coats
ARes
(l
In
t?
year.
Shade,
Sale
Mine.
Ileitoii,
1'nwii.
Thi
ld
slmulil
Ih
sold
out
on
the
half-holiday
tiHirnliu
al
$9.35.
7
Only,
Ladles'
French
Voile
Dresses
Traveller
iainde.
sue
30
and
:H.
These
should
'
si
l
ipped
up
uulckly
al
$8.75
Swifts'
Premulm
Bacon
SIteed,
per
II".
25c.
Limit
j
Ih.
lo
earh
en.
tinner.
Robertson's
Silver
Shred
Marmalade
111
of.
jar.
2So
enrlt.
Victoria
Cross
Currants
I
.'
on,
pkg
Special.
2
for
25c
Perrln's
Banquet
Biscuits
New
toek.
5
Ih.
tills
nell
weltfltl.
nssorled.
Speeinl,
$2.25
per
Tin.
Mens
and
Boys'
Dept.
-
Three
Day
Sale
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
will
he
lied
l.eller
I
lay
in
litis
department.
W
'
"
only
a
few
of
Hie
lutes
w
lueli
are
Ihmiih
Mirrile
el
1'"
,
liiriiuver
sides
rnmpaiu.
Iteiiienitier
thai
Ihroi
fdi
blurt,
an
HRgressive
sale
Miiry
i
now
in
for-e
w.
1
ginul
which
have
lieetr
hen
fur
more
lhaii
h
,!"
iniisl
he
sold,
whether
Ihey
hrittK
eus
prirt
or
le
have
lo
pay
unr
hill
a
Ihey
runie
line,
mid
goiei
shelves
are
nu
exriise
lo
the
hank.
12
Only,
Boys'
Flannelette
Nightshirts
Sue
ll
lo
It.
For
un
k-snli'.
95o
3C
Only,
Boys'
Cotton
and
Union
Flannel
Shirts
llrp.
l
25
mid
4I.30.
While
Ihey
lal.
oiily
85c.
36
Only,
Boys'
Combinations
Meieuiy
make.
llllibed.
Sizes
22
to
32.
Kxtnt
Special.
$1.45.
Boys'
Shirts
and
Waists
In
I'laiu,'
Colors,
ami
Stripes,
with
separate
t'.nf-lars,
Sport
Collars
or
Collar
allnched.
A
clenn-iip
prlee,
95c.
Boys'
Cotton
Wash
Suits
In
White
noil
lllue
Stripe,
with
Itlue
Collar
and
Cuffs.
Size
2
and
3
only,
ilere
Is
ii
speeinl
for
Ihose
who
can
Use
these
slr.es.
$1.45
Suit.
Shoe
Dept.
25
Pairs
Children's
Ti
Sandals
Willi,
llreiii
S
-
i
lish
make
lt-
,
t
Sale
I'ii
.
$1.45.
25
Pairs
Children's
Elk
Sandals
Leather
Si....
s
,
Sues
t
(
;
L,
(.
,j
Sprrutl
$1.95
30
Pairs
Women's
Rid
ml
Blue
Sandals
Sue.
?4
lo
Il
i
a
Speei4l
$3.45
15
Pairs
Men's
Tred-Ru
Boots
I'luiu
Toe
i.i...
V
Sue
6
ti
MS
v
t;
.
(H
5
'l'
a-
t,
5$.J$.
Victoria
Cross
Salmon
W
lb.
tins.
Spe.
n,
2frH
Rubber
Fly
S-tturi
10c
Each
Tea
Pot
Standi
25o
Each
Pacific
Wit'
10o
Tin
Limit
0
Im
'
Wuner.
French
Creams
U.-K
:r.r
iti
Spei
-ml.
2
lbs.
for
5e.
Nail
Brushes
$
Scrub
Brushes
15c
(act
Stove
Brushes
25c
esch
Shoe
Brushes
30c
tick
Wen'
Oullnrj
Shirts
With
Collar
a''fo
"
J
'
regular
priee
on
Mir
I
.nn
and
il
w
1
3"
nhoiil
twiee
a
many
'
a:
as
we
need,
and
H''"
'
iiik
!
l
eilnee
tins
'
1
less
Hum
eost
liny
1,1
doieu
IT
you
need
Hem.
Speeinl.
95c
each
Wen's
Harris
Tweed
CP
See
this
line
m
'
,
i
low
and
Ihey
will
sell
'
tt
Half
Priee.
$1.25
sr
'
Won's
Fine
Cashmere
S
You
rniin.nl
heal
tl"'
iinywherc
al
2
jalr
for
Men's
Cotton
Oloes
Plain
While
and
wllh
Khll
Wrist
Per
dofM.52,55'
24
Only,
Men's
Navy
Jerseys
,
AH
wool,
made
in
l"1";'-Sizes
nO-
IIM-IO,
OtilyJ"
Universal
Trading
Co.
Watch
this
Space
Saturday
for
change
of
Advt.