paoe
nix
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
Priscilla
Dean
WEEK
END
SPECIALS
Alberta
K'-'gs.
per
tioz,
25c
Strawberry
Itliubari),
5
ibs.
for
...
.
.
.
.
.....
25c
Crecn
Oninti.
3
for
.
.
.
10c
lladislic.
3
for
10c
Head
Celtuce,
each
.
.
.
15c
'Spinach,
2
lbs.
for
....
25c
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
per
lb.
...
50c
Florida
(IrapcfruU.
3
for
35c
8ATURDAY
IS
A
HOLIDAY.
RupertTableSujly
Three
Phones;
ato,7ii,
212
t
Special
Reductions
on
Breakfast
Foods
I'IIImiU's
ItylleJ
Caty..
,1
pek's,
fur
$1.00
Cream
of
Wheat,
per
5
lb.
sacks.
.T
for
i
$1.00
Purity
Hulled
Oats,
per
6
lb.
sacks
.3
for
,
$1.00
Purity
(tolled
Oats,
t
for
95c
Toasted
Corn
Flakes,
H
tor
85c
Crape
Nuts,
3
for
50c
lol's
lira
n.
.'I
for
.
50c
Shredded
Wheat.
3
for
50c
I'uffed
Itiee.
3
To!-
.
50c
puffed
Wheat.
3
for
50c
FOR
THIS
WEEK
ONLY1
All
orders
of
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
ECONOMY
STORE
Phone
84.
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Strawberries!
CANNED
Kxtra
Specials.
Large
tins.
-ach
25c
5
tins
for
$1
Strawberry
Jam,
f
lb.
tins.
Iteifiilar
rl
lO.
On
sale
at
75c
BUY
NOW.
Farmers
Market
M.
S.
SING
TAILOR,
CLEANING
AND
PRE3SINQ
I'hone
771.
820
Third
Avenue
Laundry
Office
P.O.
liox
8.
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
in
"DRIFTING"
A
Hi)
sler
drama.
Colorful,
enchanting,
s-ieclaciilar,
exciling.
A
picture
of
many
surprise.
The
story
of
u
dope-seller,
a
while
woman
in
a
strange
land,
drifting
no
one
knew
to
what
end.
She
wronged
lie
man
she
loved,
hill
cleansed
in
the
fires
of
remorse,
she
hatlled
against
herself,
and
thai
love
herjtnie
pure
and
honorable.
Thrilling
battles
in
which
u
whole
viKe
i
burned.
Scenes
laid
in
China
and
its
cnnixn
iKt.jy
field;.
.Strong
casl
inclu;
o
Wallace
Beery,
Matt
Moore,
and
many
others.
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
35c
and
10c
LIQUOR-CONTROL
PLEBISCITES
ACT.
(PROCLAMATION
OF
RCTVtNINQ
OFFICER
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
Uia
SKCCMA
llacloral
OntrltL
Til
WIT
I'LBUc
miticl
i.
hereby
rien
to
ii
t-lwlor
uf
ttie
l.lrrioral
bllrh-
aforrall
.
tlul
I
bate
rwrlrrd
III.
Viaje.iv"-
WMl
lu
uh'
directed,
and
brantir
dale
Ute
IB
lb
daj'
uf
JUy.
mi.
nrfninaiidtiil
iim
to
cau.e
i-
ruikiwmt
quriiMi.
namely:
-
Da
joy
aapro.a
of
tha
Ml
f
br
bi
.
I
tn
iim
in
iicanaaa
prtmixt
wHitewt
bar
Un.r
Bournt
""t'ol
an
1.1
i
mibniiited
rr.imiiiir
m
u
t
.
u
UrrUit
qualiritst
lu
m
fur
Ibr
elertkifi
,
of
I
member
.f
It
UrUUtOr
-n,blj
for
It
Klerloral
Dl.liirt
aforesaid:
and,
forltitr,
thai
In
obedience
tn
lb
said
Writ
a
piii
.bail
w
is-n
at
eirhi
oriurk
in
tb
timwum
and
rhall
be
ioed
al
n-fD
ioflik
to
Ihr
aflTTaan
on
the
toih
itar
I
of
June,
isti,
f
uklnr
and
rereiim.a
lh
v,l
fif
111
Miff
I
lrl.tf-c
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Mrh
t.l.
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II
dir!li
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roLLina
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Vorlrromn
Claitoo
llaielt'A
Umt
Cllf
Carlfie
Iiuthle
Minei
fort
LatlnirlM)
:
KvHyn
nrmo
Olrotanua
ltw
ftmt
llaiull
skntia
Crus.tor
lUzrlbm
Sllii
titers
;
kltaanra
SobUi
IUr-ll4i
klilmat
srf
Inlrl
aioumkalum
Swanaoo
Bar
klfplOI
Tia
;l.rue
Crts-k'
Tfrrace
Ink
Of
Mrh
all
lerjn
i-ttr
xwtrhy
milrrd
to
Uke
liollre
anJ
lo
annrra
itkia-
!-,ir..,'cor,1.i"1-
.
I
ti
luifp
inv
narki
r
if
u
r
Ibli
THriillrtb
djy
of
May.
I9t.
I.M.
Tl.Hmi.l.
Helurnlnr
Offlrrr.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
u
Applt
to
Laaac
una.
la
tkeena
l-and
Imtiict,
fietordlnr
DU
rlrt
of
Coatt.
and
altuate
on
Campaala
Iiik).
Take
.Notlre
that
Clarenre
C
Rilnlrr
and
Jauiea
Mc.Viilly,
of
Prince
liu(rt,
B.C.
.
orrupatlon
In.urance
arent
and
tirokrr.
Intend
to
apply
for
penolloa
v
U-
the
folio
In
r
detrrilwd
landi:
Cominen-rint
at
a
fsist
planlnl
at
the
liead
ot
a
bay
at
toe
eat
end
of
Campania
I
la
ml
and
auoui
one
nine
irocn
ine
ikiuio
end
or
lb
laod:
tnen3
folkmlnr
tlie
ainoonltlea
of
ttie
irr
line
at
hlrh
atrr
line
around
the
Inland
to
tlie
plare
of
mfiinienremrnt.
and
cintalnlnr
a.nnn
arre.
nxir
or
l..
C.
C.
BAI.VTEB
k
J
A
MflS
HcKfLTY.
5aine
of
ApnIKant.
Per
W.
F..
WILIJ
AMS,
a
rent.
Paled
April
tnd.
It.
"Ilaplware
enters
iulo
the
lives
of
each
man,
woman
and
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
houe."
This
Is
the
first
message
from
Handy
Ailjly,
who
will
have
something
useful
and
jnlereling
to
say
to
you
each
week.
Watch
for
him.
Bis
Pleated
Skirts
SPECIAL
SALE
J'liccs
from
$15.00,
Price
this
Week
$900
"DEMERS"
Phone
27,
P.O.
Box
327.
CANADA
BETTER
IMMIGRATION
THAN
AMERICA
New
York
.Paper
Compares
Sys
tems
Giving
Preference
to
Ottawa
NKW
YOIIK,
May
28.
-
ly
Canadian
Press
.The
Tribune
in
a
recent
series
of
article
corn-pared
(lie
immigration
regula
tion?
of
Canada
ais-l
the
I
i;drd
Slates.
approving
(lie
Canadian
."y.-icns
vl
immigration
as
more
advanced
ami
efficient
llian
the
system
cmplovfd
hi
the
United
Stales.
Frederick
II.
Howards,
a
Usui
adian
incmlier
of
the
Tribune
staff,
wrote
the
articles.
In
comparing
the
differences
in
the
two
methods
governing
immigration.
'he
vrrolc:
Vital
Points
"Close
study
of
the
Canadian
immigration
system,
in
compari-son
with
that
of
the
tinted
States
discloses
two
vital
Hunts
of
difference,
in
which
it
appears
to
this
reporter,
arc
contained
the
elements
of
Ihe
proved
success
of
the
Canadian
method
and
the
demonstrated
shortcomings
of
our
own.
Caifida
selects
at
the
source
deliberately:
Hie
liulrd
jstates
selects
at
the
port
of
en-try.
arbitrarily
;
and
Canada
fol-i
lows
her
immigrant!!
into
her
m-
.
,
,
,
tenor
spaces,
placing
them
deflil-
n,.i.
-
...
u.
.....i..
.,
'
"'
""
"
"""""
toir..
as
best
suilco
the
uy
experts
to
,
.
.
,.
.
,
'requirements
of
cacb
individual:
j(
hj,,
c,,nlr.
,,C(.
oUr
iiif
migrant
has
parsed
KIIU
Island
......
.
.
,
he
mul
do
Hie
best
he
can
for
I.,.ir
"""
el'
Canada,
in
other
words,
selects
.
.
...
...
aiM
asslfflllales
liolli,
earelUll)'
"
.,
i-j.1iifi,i...
........
...
,
i.i
11
.
...
habit
to
select
'ketcliily
ketchily
and
leae
assimilation
to
lurk.
It
takes
a
mi?hly
smart
nation
to
1m?
lucky
all
the
time.
The
particularly
strong
link
in
the
Canadian
immigrablon
service
vss,
said
to
he
its
Kuropean
'branches
which
select
.and
place
.the
immigrants
before
they
leave
their
native
land.
It
was
pointed
lout
that
Hie
United
Stales
is
lOiaiiy
iaCKMZ
in
limcllllicr)
'alimail
will,
uhirl.
In
r.m.lv
this
-
-
-
-
-
"
'ri'i
-
"
'
'scientific
selection."
STADACONA
IS
NOW
IN
LIQUOR
TRADE
Former
Government
Patrol
Vessel
Clears
from
Vancouver
for
"Mexico"
with
Cargo
of
Whiskey
VlirmitlA.
May
27.-
To
engage
in
the
liipior
carrying
trade
from
Vancouver
to
"'Mexico,"
the
former
(loverumeut
vessel
Stadarotiu
has
left
for
Vancouver.
The
Sladacoiia
was
recently
purchased
hy
(he
Central
Ameri
can
Kxporlers
from
the
Covcrn-ineni
after
lying
iinued
al
1'.-
iiimalt
fur
about
twu
years.
She
vva
converted'
into
an
oil
burner
at
the
Victoria
Machinery
lepol.
Alterations
were
made
to
tier
hull
and
ouarlrrs
hy
the
same
firm
to
fit
her
for
service
as
a
cargo
carrier.
She
was
originally
built
a'
a
private
yacht
for
a
.New
York
For
the
DEAF
P0RT-0-PH0NE
Supreme
in
its
field,
only
one
that
gives
the
natural
tone.
Write
for
particulars.
S.
P.
Milter.
207
Camobell
Bldu..
Victoria,
B.C.
Coats,
Suits
and
Dresses
AT
EXCEPTIONALLY
LOW
PRICE8.
Bent's
Third
Ave.
Opposite
Bank
of
Montreal.
mi
daily
N&wa.
Wedne
,hy
May
r
jn(
Optician
and
Optometrist
After
one
month
of
careful
conscientious
eye
testing,
our
patror.s
are
advising
their
friends
to
come
to
us
for
glasses.
This
is
com
luie
evidence
that
our
glasses
are
?ivin?
entire
sali-facjion.
Mr,
Ireland
lu
made
the
eye
a
long
and
careful
study,
and
has
the
knowledge,
skill
and
experience
t'j
fit
any
eye
thai
glasses
will
help,
and
in
case
you
do
not
need
glasses,
can
phe
you
valuable
advice.
We
are
Kettin
the
optical
business
by
deserving
it
by
giving
superior
optical
service.
"A
stitch
ill
time
saves
nine"
has
no
more
fitting
application
than
in
the
case
of
the
eve.
REMEMBER,
YOU
RUN
NO
RISK
HERE.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured
Max
Heifbroner
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
Note
We
ai
de
,cate
lens
or
repair
any
frame.
piillionaire.
Her
rurcer
is
distinguished
by
ii
term
of
service
in
Hie
Spaiifsh-Ainerican
war.
and
a
second
one
in
the
late
war,
when
she
served
as
a
ialrid
vessel
on
the
Atlantic
coast
for
tlr
Canadian
fiov
eminent.
Like
the
Prince
Alltert.
which
i
eeen
so
frequenlly
hovering
in
the
vicinity
of
San
Francieo,
the
Stadacona
cleared
from
Van
coiner
for
Mexico
with
llrtlish
Oilumliia
liquor.
THE
MAGPIE
LATEST
STORY
BY
CANADIAN
Douglas
Durkln's
Book.
Is
Well
Worthy
of
Perusal
The
latest
book
poblihcd
by
louglas
Durkin,
the
lUinadiau
author
who
was
here
last
winter.
is
"
The
Magpie."
The
nanw
in
dicates
nothing.
It
was
simply
a
nickname
given
to
the
hero
of
the
story
because
he
hail
so
little
to
say
in
company.
He
was
a
man
who
pondered
a
great
deal
on
so
cial
and
economic
iiielion,
es
pecially
tlio-e
which
came
to
Hie
fore
during
the
war.
'llie
story
lias
to
do
little
with
the
grain
exchange
al
Winnipeg
hut
that
i
only
incidental.
could
have
been
located
almost
anywhere
with
a
few
of
the
de
tails
changed.
It
deals
with
the
age
old
problems
of
love.
Jealousy,
deceit,
wealth,
poverty.
honor
and
dishonor.
The
leading
character
is
a
composite,
hut
he
Clones
out
all
rigid
all
hough
not
ipiile
as
the
story-
hooks
or
dinarily
would
have
made
him.
"The
Magpie"
is
u
Ixjok
thai
is
well
worthy
of
persiial.
It
will
iiulagouie
some
and
will
please
others
hut
it
will
have
the
effect
of
making
all
lis
readers
think.
It
will
keep
before
readers
some
lof
llie
problems
thai
eventually
have
lo
be
worked
out,
but
which
!tslay
ure
very
far
from
a
scllle-
itnenl.
lecrtliing
the
hero,
the
writer
says:
lie
sensed
nif
error
in
.judg
ment
as
a
carpenter
might
sense
an
error
in
length
or
breadth
or
height.
His
religion
was
a
faith
in
the
order
of
the
world
in
which
he
lived.
Friendship
was
an
experiment
in
the
harnioi"
of
human
nature."
Speaking
of
one
of
the
female
characters
in
the
book
Hie
writer
says:
"She
snicked
with
an
air
of
one
who
knew
how
lo
take
the
last
bit
of
pleasure
out
of
every
thing
she
did."
1
Soliloquizing
on
one
of
the
worneil
characters
and
then
on
women,
in
general,
he
says:
"Per
haps
these
crpalures
of
light
and
laughter
were
sent
Into
Hie
world
that
romance
might
live
and
that
men
might
he
coaxed
lo
forget
Iheir
sordid
memories
and
yield
to
tender
allurement."
I".
Millerd,
who
has
been
In
the
eily
for
several
days
ou
business
In
connecllon
with
Ihe
establishment
of
hfs
company's
new
cannery
here,
returned
lo
Vancouver
ou
the
Ciirdcnn
last
niiflil.
WORLD
COURT
MAY
BE
ISSUE
i
.
Will
Come
up
In
Congress
Again
and
be
Pressed
by
Democrats
WASHINGTON.
May
28.
-
Hy
1-atiadian
Press
.
The
League
,,r
Nations
controversy
appears
jlikrly
to
bother
the
United
States
senate.
It
w1lr
arise
this
lime
over
the
form
of
a
world
eourl
to
vWurlt
Hie
lulled
Slates
would
oetong.
OpiMMints
of
the
Iraguc
term
it
the
"lasuc
Cuntl."
All
indications
are
lUtl
u
battle
will
be
fought
in
the
senate
before
this
session
of
Congress
ends.
Senator
Swan.
on
of
Vir-'
giuia.
leading
iVjtnoeral
on
the
foreigij
relations
committer,
is
gelling
ready
to
press
his
resolution,
which
he
in!
rod
need
recently,
and
which
provides
thai
the
I
niled
Stales
shall
Join
the
World
Court
of
International
Justice
as
now
constituted,
bul
,
willi
certain
reervalhus
pro-j
Msrs
by
Secretary
of
State'
Hughe.
Suotilar
resolutions
are'
(ending
before
the
foreign
re-
rations
committee
of
which
Sen-i
ator
lxlge.
foe
of
the
League
1
Nations,
is
chairman.
Senator!
Lodge,
ami
other
"irreeonell-'
aides"
i'"k
ou
Hie
World
Court
as
an
integral
inn
f
ihr
league
uf
Nation
ami
hold
that
pressure
'
to
get
the
t
Mil'tl
Slates
to
joinj
the
eourl
is
in
reality
a
movement,
to
gel
Ihr
l
ulled
Stales
in
the
I
Cenjfoc
r
.v!iou
itseir
by
an
indirect
route.
Senator
l.odge
reeei!ly
pr-Mei
Hint
m
new
wanid
coorl
Im
estahli-heil
muter
a
plan
which
would
amplify
the
Hague
plan.
This
was
presented
s
ait
offset
lo
the
Swaiison
resolution.
The
democratic
leaders,
who
Jiae
neer
got
over
the
sting
of
thtir
defeat
in.
the
days
of
Wood-'row'
Wilson
when
the
I'.S.
r.-Jeci-
ed
the
Versailles
treaty,
are
bent
on
preiug
the
World
t'.otirt
is.
(sue
to
the
front
with
the
apparent
idea
of
Irving
lo
gel
it
into
jthe
presidential
campaign
in
the
jhelief
it
wll
embarrass
the
lie.
piildrairs.
TIMBER
SALE
X
2743.
M
TrwW.
sill
hr
irrmnl
Uf
the
MtftOIrr
Una-,
al
Virinria.
B
i:
na
bter
llian
iw.si
si
jnr
(tk
do
ut
Imm.
Itl.
fttr
Utr
Mirrluv
uf
l.lrearv
X
till.
I
rut
l.ll.ll
fwl
ut
Hltrr.
Ilrmlirtk,
awj
IjtfUr.
im
an
irri
iinaletf
na
lh
eiern
ismwur
ur
i.
ms
t
i..
a
I
lap.
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I
La,
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cbsrlutlr
l.tsnO-
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i
tear
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allumnl
t"f
re
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iif
Uixiwr
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t.Utrt
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tec,
VlrlurU.
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B.:.
TIMBER
SALE
XC21S.
Sealrsl
Triwlrr.
will
li
KMti"l
Ii
tlr-
.VllnOler
irf
lnd..
al
Virturta.
urn
later
IImh
IsbSi
in
llw
I
till
04)
t
June,
111.
fir
llw
mtrrlia
f
J.lmirv
X
.!.
t'i
rut
la.tSa
Ties.
an
area
Itsaml
aii.nul
malrljr
1
lulle
V'irlli
aisl
Ka.l
fr.nu
IIikv
ijite
siaieifl.
..-.n
.
nanrr
.'
una
l.l.lflrt
Tlirrr
i
rr
ill
alsiwrd
tot
ir
nertal
f
llUilsr
lurlltrr
artl
Mlara
uf
Ihe
I
liirf
..rr.
h-r.
VlrWrfla.
.
-r
IM.lrlrt
rrrr
l-rnee
Hwiwt.
!.'
j
Soft
FinisP
TtiPif-T-Service
tet
MJ
Three
terviccs,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wah
day
needs.
Phone
us
for
particulars.
Ganad
ian
Steam
L
aundry
Phone
.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dtllftrad
In
aula,
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Tills
l
a
yry
iuirrlor
fiirnar
riial.
II
tlea
rlran
hrt
fire
ami
la
rntlrrly
fre
from
aiHjt
rlinkrri,
alar
k
anrt
dirt.
Horn
nf
llw
Isrir.l
hoallnr
plant
In
lli
rlty
arn
now
inlnr
it
with
entirely
aallifattorir
reaulic.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
trllfrd
III
Saclia
At
$12.50
per
ton.
V
are
also
Arnli
for
ths
rani'iiia
LADYSMITH-WELLINOTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Cool
Co.
Main
Offlcat
Metal
Oanlral.
fhona
IS
Cash
and
Carry
specials
for
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
THESE
SPECIALS
WILL
BE
EFFECTIVE
ALL
DAY
(No
Deliveries)
(No
Telephone
Ordefi)
Until
Furthep
Notice
tills
Storo
will
Open
at
8J0
.m
and
Close
at
5.30
p.m.
daily.
CIRCUSES
AND
MAIL
ORDER
HOUSES.
Peoplo
sometimes
hick
about
a
circus
taking
morn,
out
of
town
but
who
ever
heard
of
a
mall
order
houte
gi.'
ing
a
free
street
parade.
OUR
20TH
CENTURY
CLOTHINQ
CLUB.
When
a
new
club
Is
organized
it
Is
cuitomary
to
miki
special
rates
as
an
Inducement
to
its
charter
member.
W
are
out
to
sign
up
100
men
and
young
men
in
our
Clothing
Club
as
charter
members,
and
we
have
but
three
dt
left
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
belt
cap
In
our
store.
Walk
right
in
and
meet
Mr.
Skinner.
This
offer
applies
also
to
those
who
have
slrtadi
ordered
suits.
In
cases
where
two
suits
hive
been
ordered
two
caps
will
be
given,
free.
Get
your
friends
in
as
charter
members.
Ladies'
Dept.
Ladles'
Silk
Csmtsotes
jfe
fop,
Itllition
Sliuul-d-r
Straps.
ery
utlr.irlne
under
lteer
uail.
Heg.
!..'.
r.xlra
Speeial
05c
Cretonnes
and
Chlnties
lrflet
design
a
il
color-logs.
Light
and
lUrk
pal-terns.
This
MH'ial
went
so
well
two
uwl
ago
that
we
got
amdhcr
rul
order
in
of
different
patterns.
Sjieeial,
I
an.
for
$1.95,
5
Only,
Olrls'
AH
Wool
Velour
Summer
Coats
Age.
10
to
12
'
year.
Similes.
Save
lllne.
Henna.
I'awn.
I'll
i
lot
should
le
obi
out
on
the
lialf-hohday
iiHirioiig
at
$9.95.
7
Only,
Ladles'
French
Voile
Dresses
Travellers'
Sample..
.tes
'JCi
lllid
HM.
These
should
lie
si
Japped
up
iuiekly
at
$8.75
Swift'
Premulm
Bacon
Slieeil.
jut
III.
25c.
I.
unit
lb.
Ut
each
customer.
Robertson's
Silver
Shred
Marmalade
10
in
jur.
25c
eurli.
Victoria
Cross
Currants
I
?
oi.
pkg
Special,
2
for
25c
Perrln's
Banquet
Biscuits
New
stock.
5
lb.
lots
nelt
weight,
nssorled.
Special.
$2.25
per
Tin.
Shoe
Dept.
25
Pairs
Children's
Tm
Sandals
With
i;n-..
s
ll.h
loake
It.
.
v
.'
Sale
pi,
$1.45.
25
Pairs
ChlldrtVi
Elk
Sandals
l-ettlher
S.
..
f
Siei.
.
I
Sieeidi
$1.95
30
pairs
Women's
Kd
iri
Blue
Sandslt
Sues
I.,
y
Steeiat
$3.45
15
Pairs
Men's
Trtd-R.la
Boots
t'laiti
Toe
Sires
ft
In
K
4
H..iO.
p.
.
MS5.
Victoria
Cross
5'n-ri
H
li.
tins.
Spe.-.j
tftftit
Rubber
Fly
Swatter
10c
Each
Tea
Pol
Standi
25o
Each
Pacific
MIU
10c
Tin
Limit
li
Iim-
'
lollier.
French
Creams
lleg.
:t:n'
ih
Spe.-inl.
2
lbs.
for
5e.
Nail
Brushes
Se
etck
Scrub
Brushes
15c
ec
8tove
Brushes
25c
ttH
Shoe
Brushes
30c
sack
W
:
I
Men'
Outing
Shirts
U
illi
Collar
a
"a
T
regular
price
on
tin
i-
KMIH
and
'
r
w
JV
'
'
uIhiiiI
twice
s
mm
v
n
we
need,
nod
W''
tt
Ing
lo
reduce
Mix
;
less
Ihn
I
Hi
v
11
u
doen
If
)"ii
need
"Ii
h.
Special.
95o
each
Men's
Harris
Tweed
CP
See
this
line
oi
'lie
'
ilow
mi.
I
Hiey
w
ill
-
H
r'"'
vl
Hnlf
I'rlee.
$1.25
Men's
Fine
Cashmere
o
You
cannot
bea
n
anywhere
at
2
pair
for
Men's
Cotton
Olo
Plain
While
and
!l
with
Kiill
Wrtsl
Per
Jot.,
$2.55.
24
Only,
Men's
Navy
Blue
Jerseys
All
wool,
mode
m
',;4'"',
Sires
.1ll-:iH
III,
))'
Men
s
and
Boys'
Dept.
Three
Day
Sale
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
will
he
lied
Letter
ll,i
in
this
department.
N
only
it
few
uf
Ihe
hues
which
.iro
being
acnfn'cd
turnover
sales
campaign.
Ileiiieinlier
Dial
lhm
g
nlore,
an
iirfjrressive
sules
jiolicy
is
hmvv
ill
force.
1
giMMis
whieli
have
been
here
for
more
than
x
must
he
sold,
whether
lhe
liruig
rosl
price
or
lr
hove
lo
pay
our
hills
us
they
come
due,
alnl
gHi-slielves
are
no
excu.e
In
Ihe
hank.
12
Only,
Boys'
Flannelette
Nightshirts
Sizes
to
1
1.
For
quick
ale.
95o
3C
Only,
Boys'
Cotton
and
Union
Flannel
Shirts
lleg
SI.'.T.
ami
.ar.
While
they
tat.
only
85c.
36
Only,
Boys'
Combinations
MrpMi-y
make.
Ilbbe.
Sizes
.'2
i,
a
2.
Kxtrn
Special.
$1.45.
Boys'
Shirts
and
Waists
lu
Plain,
Colors,
niid
Stripes,
with
separate
Collars,
Spoil
Collar
or
Collar
allnclicil.
A
clean.
up
price,
95c.
Boys'
Cotton
Wash
Suits
lu
While
ni'M
litem
Stripe,
with
lllue
Collar
ntul
Cuffs.
Kies
2
and
;i
only.
Here
Is
ii
special
for
those
who
can
Use
these
sizes.
$1.45
8ult.
Universal
Trading
Co.
Watch
this
8paco
Saturday
for
change
of
Advt.