PAGE
BIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
9
"Unseeing
Eyes"
A
rugged,
elemental
melodrama
uT
Hie
'Northwest.
A
lirring
lale
of
adventure
umiiUl
llie
weenie
grandeur
and
splendors
of
the
Canadian
IloeLies.
Unrivalled
viev
of
nature's
wonderland.
An
aeroplane
flight
from
Quebec
lo
llie
snow
covered
wilds.
Desperate
vidian,
cut-throat
half-breeds,
a
brave
man
and
an
equally
brave
girl.
Thrilling
fights
ami
exciting
climaxes.
Lionel
Barrymore.
Louis
Wolhelm,
Seena
Owen,
Helen
Lindroth
and
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
io
100
weekly.
GREEN
STUFF
PRICES
Head
Lettuce
10c
fireen
Onions,
2
for
...
5c
Spinach,
per
lb
10c
Ilhubarb,
C
lbs.
for
....
25c
Now
Carrots,
per
bunch
5c
New
Heels,
per
bunch
..
5c
New
Turnips,
per
bunch
5c
RupertTahleSupply
Three
Phones;
flotfii.
212
limit
lei
the
fly
aviator
volplane
around
your
diniiiK
room
ilurtiiir
the
daytime,
aiyl
make
a
hangar
out
of
the
lop
of
your
bead
when
inchL
eoine!.
They
are
perm
laden
ensiiif
of
destruction.
If
you
waul
to
wat
'ein
po
to
it
we-'ll
sell
you
all
the
wallers
you
want.
Hut
it's
time
lo
think
iof
screens
and
thin
hardware
More.
Screens
,
60c
to
$1.25
Screen
Doors,
black
geJ-vanlzed
.
.
$3.50
to
$6.00
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
The
Handy
Andy
.Store.
Hardware
and
Sporting
Goods
HOK
3rd
Ave.
IMidue
3
Sugar
Vou
can
buy
a
20
lb.
sack
id
fine
(iianulaled
Sugar.
Iteg.
price
?2.30
for
$1.90
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
if
you
purchase
goods
to
mako
tip
a
delivery
of
$5.00.
No
orders
delivered
tinder
that
amount.
Laying
Hens
-Leghorns
Krowu
and
White,
$1,50
ea.
WE
SELL
FOR
LESS
Our
Store
Is'
Full
of
Bargains.
Farmers
Market
N
O
T
I
C
C.
1
ftatlaabla
Watsra
Protsllone
Act,
K.S.C.
cnapttr
us.
Tim
Mlulalrr
or
Public
Work.
Uuvern-riM-til
or
llw
I'ruvtiire
of
UrltlIi
Columbia,
bertby
phr
iiotire
tlul
tie
tias.
uikIt
srrtlou
J
of
llw
above
Arl,
d-ultrl
vk
lilt
tlx
Mlnl.trr
ir
I'ublic
Works
at
Ottaa.
and
Id
Ibe
officr
or
the
Dlstrlrl
llrpitrr
at
I'rloce
Hupert,
B.C..
a
dt-M-rlpllon
of
Ibe
site
and
plans
of
a
llljrlmay
Brldirr.
lnioel
lo
be
built
over
Ibe
bkeena
Hlver
at
Terrare,
B.C.
And
Take
.Notice
that
aflrr
tlie
eiplrt-lion
or
one
nionlli
front
the
dale
or
tlx
firt
publlratlon
or
this
nollre.
the
Miuls-ler
of
I'ublic
Works.
I'rovime
or
British
Columbia,
will,
under
Ssrllun
7
or
tlx
said
Arl
aifljr
lo
the
Minuter
of
Public
Work
at
his
of
r
ire
in
the
Cliy
or
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
tbe
said
site
and
plans
and
ror
leave
lo
rou-irurt
the
tald
lllpbvar
Brldre.
Dated
tbis
IJIh
dar
or
Aoril.
HM
W.
H.
SlTf
HERLVNtl.
Minister
or
Public
Wnrki.
Pr.ivlnre
or
British
Columbia.
NOTICE.
IX
THE
MUTIK
or
an
appllratlon
ror
the
lur
or
a
Provisional
Certiorate
or
Title
fur
Uil
rHirteen
ll,
Blork
nevrn-teen
(17..
Tua
tulle
or
tt
lkalla.
Map
1031.
Sallsfartorr
rn.if
of
the
loss
nf
tlie
Certiorate
or
Title
roverlnr
the
above
land
JhaVtnP
tuin
nrnliiajl
n
in
I,
i.
n.
v
m.
itrntlnn
to
Issue
arier
tbe
expiration
of
one
iiM.nin
inirn
ine
nrst
puDlirallnn
nerror.
a
Provisional
Certirirate
or
Title
to
the
above
land
In
the
name
or
oie
Andreas
Onnbrak.
The
orlpinal
Certirirate
or
Title
Is
dated
the
fih
July
19IJ,
and
Is
num-
urrfu
tuizi.
una
nepistry
orrire.
rrince
Unpen.
ltth
February.
II.
F.
MACLEOD,
Rertstrar
nf
Title.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Mailer
or
tbe
Administration
Art;
and
In
the
Matter
or
tlie
Estate
or
Itoberl
wilts.
Oereawd.
T.UK
XOTir.t
that
by
order
or
Ills
Honor
K.
MrB.
Younr,
loraf
Judire,
Supreme
i-miri,
niaue
iiie
j&in
oav
or
April,
tvzt.
letteri
or
administration
with
Hill
annexed
or
the
eslale
or
llobert
Wllks.
dereased.
were
pranted
In
the
utidrrsl'iml.
and
all
parties
havlnr
rlalms
aralust
the
said
es
tate
are
hereby
required
to
forward
the
'same,
properly
verified,
to
the
under.
'slnied
frank
Wllks
at
Massett.
B.C.,
on
or
before
tlie
30lti
day
or
June.
1911,
and
all
parties
indebted
Pi
llie
eslale
are
re
laulred
lo
pay
the
aim
mil
or
their
Indebtedness
to
the
said
Frank
Wllks
rorthwltti.
DATED
Ibis
tih
dsr
or
Mar.
ttl.
KI.IZBETII
Wll-k.
HI5K
WII.K.
Administrators,
Massett,
B.C.
Special
Reductions
on
Breakfast
Foods
Tillsou's
llolled
Oals,
3
pekgs.
for
...
...
$1.00
Cream
of
Wheat,
per
5
Ih.
sacks,
3
for
$1.00
Purity
llolled
Oats,
per
C
Ih.
sacks
,3
for
$1.00
Purity
Itnllcd
Oats,
t
for
95c
Toasted
Corn
Flakes,
8
for
95c
f
J
rape
Nuts,
3
for
....
60c
Post's
Uraii,
3
for
..
..
50c
Shredded
Wheat,
3
fur
60c
Puffeil
Mice,
3
for
....
50c
Puffed
Wheal,
3
for
..
50c
FOR
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
I
All
orders
or
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
E
GONQMY
STOfi
E
Phone
84.
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
SUITS
Fashionable
Sleeveless
Vests
wild
wrap
around
Skirls.
Price
$15.00
8ILK
JACKETS
AND
SWEATERS.
New
styles,
prices
from
$5.00.
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
MOISTURE
IS
AMPLE
ON
THE
PRAIRIES
The
Hank
of
Montreal
crop
re
port
says:
While
the
season
is
backward
in
Ontario
and
eastern
provinces,
rather
more
favorable
conditions
obtain
in
most
parts
of
the
west.
Wheat
seeding
throughout
the
prairie
provinces
.has
been
completed
and
Hie
wheat
is
well
above
the
ground
in
many
districts;
cold
weather
has
some
what
retarded
growth,
but
mois
ture
Is
ample
and
the
seed
bed
generally
is
in
good
condition
In
Alberta,
the
acreage
seeded
l
wheat
is
about
the
same
as
tat
year.
There
is
a
slight
decrease
in
Saskatchewan
and
to'",
de
crease
in
Manitoba.
In
tlie
lat
ter
province,
however,
there
i
an
increase
in
the
acreage
for
coarse
grains.
In
HrilMi
Colum
bia
crops,
are
looking
well
but
an1
much
in
need
of
ram.
VANDERHOOF
II.
Hive
oT
Hie
ro
nirial
department
of
agriculture
inspect,
ed
the
local
creamery
lat
week
and
expressed
hiuisqlf
as
well
pleased
with
Ihe
conditions
he
found.
June
3.
the
King's
llirlhday.
was
celebrated
with
a
farmers
picnic
on
23
prairie.
I'aul
Waller
is
creeling
a
tvvo-
lorry
tourist
resort
on
his
nro-
perly
at
Fort'
SI.
James.
He
re
cently
arrived
with
his
family
from
Oregon.
Woldeinar
Itosln
and
family
have
arrived
from
Ileitl.
IMIion-
ia,
to
Join
the
Ksthouian
settlers
al
Stuart
Lake.
A
Itelail
Merrhaiils'
Associa
tion
lias
beeir
formed
here
with
K.
Sinedley
as
presiileuL
and
J.
M.
Jolmslon.
secretary
treasurer.
BURNS
LAKE
Twenty
thousand
dollars
will
be
spent
this
year
on
the
Talt.-t-
pin
mine
north
of
Iturus
l.akr
with
a
view
to
toil
ting
it
on
a
shipping
basis
within
a
few
months,
llk-li
ore
has
been
struck
in
recent
diamond
drilling
oper
ations
and
it
is
hoped
to
ship
lo
the
Mueller
via
Mums
Lake.
-
V.
SchehJerup
ami
survey
parly
left
Sunday
for
Fort
I'raser
where
several
weeks
will
be
pent.
Mr.
Schelderup
completed
Ids
survey
of
the
new
Hums
Lake
cemetery
lasl
week.
Dr.
.1.
W.
I.aug
is
moving
from
Munis
Lake
lo
II
ti
1
1
on
where
he
will
establish.
.
lames
Alexander
McLean
of
(irassy
Plains
died
last
week
from
cancer.
Inlermenl
took
place
on
his
ranch,
llev.
J.
II.
MarCrimmoii
and
llev.
.1.
Mcltelh
Millar
olliclaling.
Deceased
i'
survived
by
a
widow.
I..
Pelerson
has
opened
up
u
butcher
blmii
in
Ihe
Wilson
For
the
DEAF
PORT-O-PHONE
Supreme
in
its
field,
only
one
Ihal
gives
the
natural
tone.
Wrile
fur
oiirf
icnlurs.
IS.
P.
Miller,
207
Campbell
Bldg.,
victoria,
B.C.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dtlltsrtd
In
Bulk.
At
S10.00
per
ton.
This
l
a
very
superior
ruruar
coal.
It
flvpi
a
clean
liol
fire
ami
Is
entirely
free
from
tool,
clinkers,
alack
and
dirt.
Soma
or
tlie
Unrest
heating
plants
In
the
city
are
now
usina-
It
vnih
entirely
sallsraitory
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Bark.
At
S12.60
per
ton.
We
are
also
Arnt.
for
the
t'smoui
LADYSMITH-WELLINOTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Offlcti
Hotal
Csntral.
Pliant
IS
JUST
RECEIVED
from
the
Kast,
a
large
assortment
of
Summer
Dresses
On
Sale
Saturday
al
Kx-ceptionally
Low
Prices.
BENT'S
HII
DAILT
NfrrVS.
Optician
and
Optometrist
After
on
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
ha
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.
We
are
getting
the
optical
business
by
deserving
il
by
giving
superior
optical
service.
"A
stitch
in
lime
saves
nine"
has
no
more
filling
application
than
in
Ihe
case
of
the
eye.
REMEMBER,
YOU
RUN
NO
RISK
HERE.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured
Max
He
roner
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
Note
We
fan
duplicate
lens
or
repair
any
frame.
Iluildiug
across
from
the
C.N.
II.
station.
-
I.toyd
Helton,
who
has
beer
ippoinled
as
assistant
fire
ranger.
left
last
vveek
for
the
llaliine
If
lake
up
his
duties.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
liKtllY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
light
southwest
wind;
barometer,
30.50;
temperature,
00;
sea
smooth.
HULL
HAIIIIOIl.
Cloudy.
fresh
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30.2(1;
temperature.
H;
ea
rhnppy;
7
p.m.
epoko
sLaiuer
llcruiioii
in
Oueeit
Charlotte
Sound
bound
for
Svvausoii
Hay;
H
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Jefferson
381
miles
from
Seattle
northbound;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Itedwoml
20(5
miles
from
Kel-j
cjiikan
southbound;
0
p.m.
spoke
slearncr
Priile
(ieorjfe
.in
Quern
!
Charlotte
Sound
southbound.
DKAD
IHHK
POINT.
Clear:
calm;
haromelrr,
30.30;
temper
ature,
5(i;-sea
smooth.
Noon
DltlHY
ISLAND.
Part
Cloudy.
calm;
barometer,
30.r2;
temperature,
56;
sea
smooth;
1.30
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Princess
Mary
nl
Ketchikan
southbound.
HULL
HAItHOIl.
Cloudy,
strong
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30.22;
temperature,
50;
sen
rough;
noon
spoke
steamer
Victoria
350
miles
from
Seattle
bound
for
Nome.
DKAD
TIIF.K
POINT.-Cloudy,
calm;
barometer.
30.37;
temperature,
51;
sea
smooth.
MADDEN
TO
FIGHT
JACK
BLOOMFIELD
NKW
YOI1K.
June
.1.
-
Hartley
.Madden
of
New
York,
heavy
weight,
is
matched
to
fight
Jack
KlooiuNchl,
llugllsli
heavyweight
in
London,
on;
July
7
for
a
purse
r
$25,000.
BASEBALLSCHEDULE
June
0.
Sous
of
Canada
vs.
Oils.
June
).
Oils
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus,
June
t2.-Tv'iiighls
'of
Colum
bus
vs.
Sous
of
Canada.
June
17.
Oil's
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
June
20.
Knights
of
Colum
bus
vs.
Oils.
June
23.
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Kuighls
of
Columbus,
June
2(5,
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Oil's.
July
I.
(ill's
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Take
notice
that
Sixth
Avenue
Kasl,
between
Hays'
Creek
Ilridge
and
Hays'
Cove
ami
Ambrose
Avenues
will
be
closed
on
Thurs
day,
June
5
for
about
one
week.
Itesideiits
are
reiuesled
to
gel
in
iiitiir
supplies
of
coal,
elc
be
fore-
Itial
date.
P.
W.
Pearson,
130
City
Engineer
PROBABLY
MODERATOR
OF
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY
Or.
Clarence
MacKinnon
Likely
to
be
Chosen
by
Presbyterians
this
Week
OWKN
SOUND.
Juno
3.
illy
Canadian
Press)
Hev.
Dr.
Clarence
Mackinnoii,
principal
of
the
Presbyterian
college,
Halifax,
will
most
likely
be
elected
moderator
of
the
Presbyterian
(ienerat
Assembly
when
il
convenes
here
on
Wednesday
night
of
nrt
week.
The
choice
of
tlie
presid
ing
oliirer
(
made
by
open
olr
and
any
commissioner
is
fire
lo
place
in
nomination
any
other
member,
but
it
is
widely
agreed
in
Ihe
church
that
Dr.
Mackinnoii
is
lo
be
honored
this
jrar.
and
lie
will
tod
only
guide
Ihe
delibera
tions
or
,e
body
through
wbai
may
prove
to
be
in
some
respect
a
stormy
assembly,
but
he
willj
Tniu
me
vii-uio
twelve
mould:
ill
a
tour
of
visitation
nf
v--'
nods,
presbyteries
and
churches.!
The
comiug
moderator
was
born
in
Canada,
a
son
of
the
mausr.
He
was
educated
partly
in
Scotland
and
bu
spent
ln
minisierial
life
in
two
province
Nova
Scotia
and
Manitoba.
He
began
in
Nova
Scotia
and
was
called
lu
Westminster
church.
Winnipeg
to
nucceed
the
eteraii
llrv.
Dr.
Pilblado.
In
Winnipeg
there
whs
built
during
his
pastorale
our
of
the
finest
ecclesiastical
edifices
in
the
communion,
and
he
is
still
a
frequent
ami
welcome
visitor
lo
Ihal
church.
From
Wiiiniprg,
he
was
railed
t
hi
present
jms
u
head
.of
tlie
theological
college
of
the
de
nomination
in
ibe
maritime
provinces.
p
has
canvassed
the
east
thoroughly
for
candidates
for
the
ministry
and
there
were
115
Prcbylrriau
students
in
the
college
rrsidenrr
in
Ihe
past
year
with
thirty-five
in
the
theologi
cal
rlnss.
Dr.
Mackiiinon
is
one
of
the
must
gifted
ami
one
of
the
most
trusted
ministers
of
Ihe
church,
and
will
render
in
the
the
opinion
of
his
friends
most
excellent
smicrs
in
Ihe
modera
tor's
oilier.
When
you
buy
advertising
you
mv
llliil
I.A
I
lll.N
ni
see
IhNl
you
set
IL
if
PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT.
DECLARATION
OF
RETURNING
OFFICER.
Province
of
British
Columbia
n
the
Prince
Rupsrt
Electoral
District.
PL'HLIC
NOTICi:
is
hereby
given
that
in
accordance
with
Section
fi:t
of
the
"Provincial
Kleelion
Ad"
Chapter
27.
Ihe
following
have
been
appointed
Agents
for
Ihe
respective
c.indl-
ilales:
Mr.
Henry
Lelourneaii,
Sixth
ami
Piillnu
Street,
Prince
lluperL
H.C.,
as
agent
for
Thomas
Itoss
Mackay
;
Mr.
William
K.
Fisher.
Third
Avenue,
as
agent
for
Seville
Mar-liueaii
Newton;
Mr.
Lewis
W.
Palinore,
Third
Avenue
and
Pillion
Street,
Prince
lluperl.
H.C.,
us
agent
for
Hon.
Thomas
Dufferin
Pallullo;
of
which
every
person
Is
hereby
I'reipilred
to
lake
noll-o
und
govern
himself
accordingly.
PI).
II.
M0llTIMi:it,
lletiiruiiig
Officer.
Prince
lluperl,
US'..,
May
30,
1021.
I2H
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Utsnllon
to
Apply
lo
Laaas
Land,
In
fckecin
Land
Muriel,
liemrillnr
his
rlct
or
CU4it,
and
situate
on
Campania
aland.
Take
Motlre
Ihal
Clarenre
r
tulnir
aim
jamea
Mc.uny,
or
rrnire
lluert,
u
(..,
occupation
insurants
arent
and
broker,
In-
ienn
io
appiy
tor
s-riniion
In
lease
the
following
desrrltx-d
lands:
Commen
cing
at
a
hm
pianien
at
ihe
head
or
a
!av
at
tbe
east
end
or
Camnsnis
Limit
ami
alHiut
one
mile
from
the
south
end
or
Ihe
I'landi
theme
following
the
sinuosities
of
the
HKire
line
at
tilth
water
line
around
the
Island
to
the
plare
or
roinmenrement.
,
in,
iiiiniiiiiiH
-acres,
more
or
less.
C.
K.
II.VHTf.n
&
JvMIS
MrNL'LTV.
linn''
nc
Apntirant,
Ter
W,
r.
WILI.IA.MS.
Aienl
Haled
April
Ind.
tfttf.
N
O
T
I
0
t.
IV
TIIK
MATTHt
c,r
an
appllratlon
for
the
Issue
nf
lp,,bl.l,i.l
a
..ii,i..i.
i
.e
Of
Title
for
IM
five
(ii,
liuk
ihirlv-fOe
ii,
srciion
one
m,
cuy
or
I'rluce
llill'il,
ma(,
vid,
nsnsiariory
pnsir
or
llie
loss
of
the
Cerilflrate
of
TJlle
roveilnr
Ihe
aliove
laud
Nut
low
hern
produced
to
me.
It
Is
mv
In.
lenllon
to
Issue,
after
the
enplratloii
of
nun
iiioiiin
irom
ine
nrst
piiidlratton
hern
or,
a
i-rovimonai
Lertirirale
of
Tllle
lo
he
"hove
land
In
Ihe
names
of
Mali
Aoey
,.,-ii
r
,n,
v.iiuiia,
inp
tinsiiiai
iri
ri
,
'."."LVT.1"
,,
..''"
-Ul
November
i
nun
iniiiiiiri
ri,
iiiii
I
J
lid
llerlstrv
Offlc.
pm..
.........
lie
,
-
nuprri.
list
Manh,
)9t(.
II.
F.
MvCUOli,
liiristrr
f
Titie
Cash
and
Carry
bpecials
for
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday
THESE
SPECIALS
WILL
BE
EFFECTIVE
ALL
DAY
(No
Deliveries)
(No
Telephone
Ordet)
Until
Further
Notlco
this
Storo
will
Open
at
8.30
i.m.
and
Close
at
50
p.m.
dally.
ENTHUSIASM!
Enthusiasm
Is
the
greatest
business
asset
in
the
world.
It
beats
money,
power
and
Influence.
Enthusiasm
tramplei
over
prejudices
and
like
an
avalanche
overwhelms
all
obstacles.
Set
the
germ
of
enthusiasm
afloat
In
Prince
fly
pert
and
watch
this
city
go
ahead.
It
would
spread
liki
contagion,
and
would
have
a
tremendous
effect
upon
her
every
Industry.
It
would
Inspire
the
citizens
to
goals
never
before
dreamed
of.
It
would
leave
a
deep
Impression
on
every
visitor.
Briefly,
enthusiasm
would
get
results
without
which
no
city
or
business
could
pay
dividends.
Leap
Year
Specials
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
THE
JUNE
BRIDE
IN
THE
DRY
QOODS
DEPARTMENT
WnlotfMi
Pore
lllemlied
Sheetnijr.
per
v
j
$1.10
Pillow
HIipN
to
oIt
finth
lottoii.
t.'x:!2,
er
i-
7S
Aleorbeiit
lliiek
Tuwrllitifr,
IH"
wide,
a
jard-
$1.00
Damask
Kiltheu
Table
Cloths
iSxltl,
each
$1.R
l'aniak
Kervielles
fur
eer)da
use,
per
doi.
$2.1
S
I'uro
lrih
Linen
.Serielle,
.peri.il
$l.ie
P.inbroitleretl
lied
HprraiL
,ltvel
desifcitv
H
White.
Illne.
Size
(MxKt.
i
h
.
.
.
$64!
I'aney
While
Torkcli
Towel.
Pink.,
IHue
mid
M
Hortler.
!ie
.02:t.
J'rfirl)
$UJ
Pure
Irish
Linen
lines!
Towrl.
Special,
2
m
$1JS
SPECIAL
15't
REDUCTION
ON
ALL
SPRING
COATS.
Siore
iiiiiiiioio
iiirT
(hi
rediirlion,
w
'
diNised
of
I-:i
of
our
Sprtiifr
tootle.
pleit'ed
l
the
nitere.l
t
ikeii
in
tin
ide...
u.ure
the
ptiblir
Hint
Ihe
prireo
niark-.
Knrmeut
are
the
originnl
elling
price.
weirds
llie
reduction
j
it
genuine
one.
wb"'
be
inereaetl
when
he
gel
down
lo
Ihe
!
.
t
v
KurrneuU.
Iime
in
early
vhill
txr
m
l
leave
good
seleelnm
(u
rlnN-e
from.
Shoe
Department
25
Pairs
Women's
Dress
Shoes
Murray-Maid
make,
(iun-nielal
t'jtir
Oxford.
Oriftt-inenlal
ulitch
on
Mayfalr
lost.
Half
llubber
Heel.
Here
Is
a
snap
at
SAM.
500
lbs.
Sultana
Raisins
Special,
4
lbs.
ror
35c.
12
lbs.
for
$1.00.
26
Pairs
Men's
Dress
Shoei
Oenulre
Sister
Here
i
a
real
-i
Ihe
June
briilejtr
1
'
"
5"
'
Ton
No.
1
Jap
B'e
Special,
5
lbs.
35c.
Limit
It)
lb
'
'
t'Oiier.
Men's
and
Boys'
Department
Tooke's
Shirts
lu
neat
Stripe
doiuns.
Suitable
fur
IIiidIuc.hh
or
llreH
Wear.
Hiei
11
lo
17.
lie,
na.oo.
8peclal,
$1.45.
Hatchaway
Underwear
No
Million.
II.V.l).
lyle.
Flue
ipialily
Nninsook.
Hl.es
:il
lo
ti.
8peolal,
$1.25
per
suit
Boys'
Bathing
Suits
100
per
rent
I'uto
Wool.
Ih
Somlilnallon
Colors.
Sue
to
,U.
Speolal,
$2.45.
Albsrta
Spuds
12
lbs.
for
25o
Men's
Choney
Silk
Neckwear
lteveiible
lleg
atue
Si
-'
Half
Prloe,
75c
Duanrl
PrtffflA
1
II'-
Iln
!
2
lb.
tin
n
II.
I
Ilia
100
doi.
California
Lemo"
Per
Doi.,
20o
500
lbs.
Orange
Pek0
J'
.
..Inn
fij(
In
bulk.
ncir
8peclal,
60o
lb.
Limit
3
lb,
o
nu
ll
lioner.
Universal
Trading
Co.
Watch
this
8paco
Wednesday
for
change
of
AdvL