I
"AGE
SIX
Diamonds
Alerl,
tli
inking-
people
who
arc
in
touch
with
the
trend
it
r
events
and
who
do
not
fail
lo
THINK,
HEAR,
SEE
&
ACT
know
that
in
buying
a
diamond
Ihey
must
depend
largely
upon
Iho
dealer.
Our
values
arc
equal
lo
(hose
of
any
.house
in
Canada
and
cheaper
than
many.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
glasses.
Satisfaction
and
fitting
Guaranteed
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Cashian
Cloth
for
the
Ensemble
Fashion's
newest
decree
finds
fulfillment
in
this
fabric
which
makes
up
so
beautifully.
A
wide
range
includes
Jade,
Olie,
Sand,
drey,
Tan,
Orange,
("ar-diual,
Hoyal,
elc.
30
inches
wide.
lleg.
$2.50.
Special
per
yard
$1.85
West
of
England
Store
Phono
753
Did
you
see
our
Kindling?
A
sample
is
in
our
window.
Llannot
be
drier,
a8
every
piece
is
"Kiln
Dried."
You
may
win
a
load
if
you
travel
by
our
Taxi
and
have
the
lucky
ticket.
Fares
for
1
or
2
'passengers
50c
any
place,
any
lime,
We
also
sell
the
I'rince
Hupcrt
Spruce
Mills
Lumber
and
can
fill
any
order,
large
or
small.
Special
dimensions
cut
to
oriler.
We
will
also
attend
to
the
drayage.
ICE
COAL
WOOD
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Go.
Third
Avenue
Call
139-112
or
Red
461.
Dr.F.P.Kenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
POLICE
CHANGE
MOVE
DROPPED
The
police
commission
yes
terday
afternoon
decided
to
dis
continue
negotiations
with
lhc
illorncy
general's
department
with
a
view
lo
having
the
policing
of
(he
municipality
turned
over
to
the
provincial
police.
A
lrafl
agreement
between
I
We
at
torney
general's
department
and
the
city
providing
for
the
mak
ing
of
sucli
change
being
read
over.
Commissioner
.Coombs
moved
that
the
mailer
be
laid
over
indefinitely.
Commissioner
Montgomery
not
being
present,,
Mayor
Newton
declared
the
mo-i
lion
carried.
Commissioner
Coombs,
in
staling
thai
he
was
uol
in
favor
of
the
move,
"hi
he
had
dis
cussed
(he
inaljui'
with
a
person
in
authority
ami
nail
been
informed
that,
if
the
provincial
police
look
over
the
policing
of
Ihe
city,
ten
men
would
be
em-'
ployed
not
including
clerks.
The
cost
lo
Ihe
cily
Would
thus
bo
much
greater
than
it
was
under
Ihe
present
system.
Mayor
.N'ewlon
was
also
op-
nosed
lo
Ihe
change
in
view
of
(lie
failure
of
I
lie
provincial
authorities
lo
co-operate
with
the
city
with
regard
lo
police
work,
lie
Telt
thai
if
Ihe
city
continued
its
own
policing
it
would
be
just
as
satisfactory
and
economical'
as
il
would
if
the
change
were
made.
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT."
Prlnea
Rupart
Electoral
Diitrict.
Mackantl
Electoral
District.
MiTICE
Is
herehy
rlvn
that
1
shall,
till
Monday,
the
IBIli
clay
or
May,
ItfiV
at
Ihe
hour
or
Id
u'rluck
In
the
rorenooii,
at
the
Court
lloiie,
I'rlnee
Itupert.
hold
a
slitlnz
of
Ihe
Court
of
llevlslon
for
tli"
purpose
of
revllnir
the
lists
or
voters
for
the
Mlii
Klerloral
Olstrlrtis,
and
of
hearing
anil
determining
any
ana
an
oujemons
n
me
retention
or
any
nam
i
tne
lit,
or
to
the
regl-ttmioti
as
a
voter
or
any
appllrmii
for
rei.-ilrtlon;
and
fni
)Ue
oilier
,
nrposes
ei
luun
m
me
i
r-vlnelat
KI-rtloiiH
Art."
Hated
at
I'rlnre
Kuvrl,
B.C.,
this
r.lli
day
ur
April,
1935.
NOIIMAN
A.
WATT.
llegftrar
of
Voters
ror
the
I'rliiei
Rupcrl
and.
Mackenzie
Elrct'trai
Dislrlet.
St
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
UnsurpaMd
Third
Avenue.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"PETER
PAN"
Sir
J.
M,
Harrie
s
popular
play
as
a
heauliriil,
nnia.iiig
niolion-picliue.
The
Hoy
Who
Wouldn't
(irow
Fp
in
Ihe
Story
That
Never
(irows
Old.
A
gorgeous
spetMacle
in
which
Peler
Pan,
Wendy,
Captain
Hook
and
all
the
oilier
famous
folk
live
to
the
lire.
The
story
or
t!Verv
child's
dreams
and
every
mother'
love.
Come
for
a
trip
lo
the
Never,
Never
Land.
See
the
battle
between
iho
pintles
ami
the
Indians,
the
fight
belwen
Ihe
pirale.s
and
Peler's
young
army
and
all
the
oilier
ruinous
scenes,
heuiilirully
filmed.
,
A
photo-play
that
will
stir
golden
memories
hiid
bring
hack
your
youth.
You'll
thrill
to
its
pictorial
heuiitv
and
laugh
lo
ils
sweel,
wholesome
humor.
Superb
cast:
Ernest
Torrence
Cyril
Chadwlck,
George
All,
Jack
Murphy,
Virginia
Brown
Faire,
Esther
Ralston,
Mary
Brian,
Anna
May
Wong
and
Betty
Bronson
as
"Peter
Pan."
PATHE
REVIEW.
50c
and
25c
DON'T
LET
YOUR
BOWELS
GET
CONSTIPATED
I
x
rm
tt,ti,m
nf
the
liouel
every
commission
Uecmes
lO
UlSCOn-
,.v
sii,.ni,t
lie
the
ruin
of
everv
one
who
tlnuo
Further
Negotiations
iapltea
to
perfect
heallh,
for
once
the
With
Attorney
Cenoral's
J
bowels
become
constipated
ami
cloaked
Deoartment
'
vimr
ifii
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
(S.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Borvi';e.
Uoal
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnltura
Hovlnrt.
Kep
Your
Bowala
Rtsular
by
Ualng
-
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
They
will
clear
away
all
the
e.rrele
and
pollution
matter
ulilrli
has
rollecled
In
the
system.
Klve
you
a
rree.
easy
and
natural
motion
or
the
bowels
every
day,
Mart
the
sluggish
liver
working,
ami
gle
tone
and
vitality
to
the
whole
Intestinal
tract.
Mllbnrn's
l.nxa
l.lvcr
I'llls
are
for
sale
at
all
druggists
and
dealers;
put
up
only
by
Tlic
T.
Mllburn
Co.
Limited,
Toronto,
Onl.
CANADIANS
PAID
BEST
PRICES
AT
EXCHANGE
TODAYi
Ten
to
Twelve
Cents
for
Best
Grade
Halibut
and
Four
for
Seconds
Four
Canadian
boats
selling
a
total
of
.'13,0(1(1
pounds
or
halibut
at
the
Fish
Ivxchauge
this
morning
received
belter
prices
than
did
five
American
with
oT.5(M)
pounds.
The
prices
averaged
tile
am!
Sc
for
American
fish
and
He
ami
ic.
for
Canadian.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
,
,
American
Sherman,
"5,000
pounds,
at
10c
and
ic,
lo
Ihe
Booth
Fisln-r-es
Co.
.Itinp
15,4100
pounds;
Hainier
i.500
pouinls,
and
Augusta,
15.-ooo
pounds,
at
l(c
ami
Ic
(o
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Viking.
7,000
pounds
at
lO.'.'e
:
tul
U-,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Muirneag,
13,000
pounds,
al
ll.'.ic
anil
Ic,
and
Iugrcd
II..
'.1.0(10
pounds,
al
ll.lc
and
i.5e
o
the
lloyal
Fish.
Co.
W.T.,
8,000
pounds,
al
I
'.Mr
and
5c,
and
S.A.,
3,000
pounds,
al
Il.lt-
and
Ic,
to
the
Alliu
Fisheries.
Salmon
Xarbelhong,
5,700
pounds
of
Salmon
at
12.1c
for
reds
and
2b
for
whiles.
The
American
schooner
Ta-
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
COMMISSIONERS
COURT,
TERR
ITORV
OF
ALASKA;
DIVISION
NUMBER
ONE,
HYDER
PRECINCT
.11
the
Matter
or
the
Estate
of
l.ealh.l
Davie,
Itereased.
Number
16
Probate.
Piullre
to
Heirs.
Hy
virtue
of
an
order
duly
signed
and
made
of
record
In
the
Mmve
entitled
on
rt
on
the
tith
day
of
April,
IK
5.
no
tn-e
Is
hereby
given
to
Trd
Pavls,
the
illeied
husband
of
the
auuv
named
de--eased
and
to
all
other
persons
rUlinina
an
Interest
In
Ihe
above
named
estate
'hat
thev
and
rarh
of
them
ate
hereby
re
quired
to
te
and
appear
In
the
above
entitled
rourt
al
llyder,
Alaska,
and
submit
satisfactory
proof
of
heirship
witlili.
sltty
from
the
date
or
the
first
publication
hereof.
And
ir
you
rail
so
to
appear
and
rile
-urb
satisfactory
primf.
derree
or
tills
onrt
will
f
entered
forfeiting
your.
Ui
lerest
therein.
Date
or
Klrst
Publication,
April
37.
I9S&.
,
Pale
of
Last
Publication,
June
17,
im.
0IIK.N
F.
Illl.l..
Adinlnlitrator.
LAND
ACT.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
lilalrtrl
or
i:a!ar.
Slikine
lilvltlon.
TAkK
MlTli.K
that
I.
Waller
Julian
'lleliirned
Suldien.
-if
feleirrapli
Creek.
II.
r
.
oeriipallon
Miner,
Inlelel
to
apply
Tor
K-rnil-loii
to
pureh.Ke
the
follouliiK
derrllied
laiub:
I'.oiiinieneir.lr
al
a
l"il
planted
about
inn
mile
e.i-l
of
Mil.roil
sloiitb
lH-ar
tin
Sllklne
lllver
and
aliout
3t
tulle
-r..i.........i.
Telegraph
,...UL.
l.reek;
,l.u.ti.u
inenee
homa
with
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1L3.
1923
CLOSING
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
NEW
SLEEPING
BAGS
At
Exceptional
Value.
These
Hiilish
(lovertiiiieiit
Sleeping
Mags,
nliir1ulely
new,,
ore
simply
wonderful
value.
You'll
have
lo
pay
a
grent.ileal
inure
when
these
slocks
are
gone.
Indispensable
fop
Ihe
hiiiiler,
Ihe
trapper,
Ihe
prospector
or
fur
nil
out-door
Use.
Lined
wild
natural
sheepskin.
Folds
into
verj
snittll
-compass.
Karh
only
$5.95
RAINCOATS
AT
A
BIG
SACRIFICE
Tweed
Itaincoats
in
a
I
(ark
llrown
Check
with
a
rubber
inlerliiiiilg.
Sale
Price
S3-95
He
on
hand
early
for
lhee.
SOUTH
AFRICAN
FIELD
BOOTS
We
slill
liar-
a
few
p;iir
of
these
hunts
vfL
(Imtr-anleed
solid
leather
ami
walerproof.
Sale
Price,
per
pair
$3.75
Padmore
A
Barnes
Dress
Boots
Famous
"Muent-in
Praiid."
.No
finer
hoots
made.
Sale
Price,
per
pair
.
.
$5.95
IIJJD0
1
1
1
1
1
1
(
I
of
iialilml
is
holding
''i-
tmiii
BRITISH
TRADE
IN
PARLOUS
condition
Gloomy
View
Taken
by
Sir
Rob-'
ert
Korne
at
Recent
Dinner
In
London
LONDON,
May
1j.
gloomy
iew
of
Hrilain's
trade
outlook
was
expressed
hy
Hubert
llorue
al
a
recent
dinner
of
the
lirilish
Overseas
Hanks
Association.
He
said
he
had
just
come
hack
from
a
journey
abroad,
which
had
taken
some
mouths,
and
he
was
of
the
opinion
"that
we
are
in
a
worse
position
today
than
we
were
six
mouths
ago,
and
Ihat
was
bad
enough.
If
wu
look
al
the
staple
trades
of
the
country
we
cannot
help
having
a
feeling
of
anxiety
aild
apprehension
as
to
the
fuluru."
Sir
Holier!
referred
lo
Ihe
slate
of
the
shipbuilding,
coal,
heavy
steel,
woollen
and
cotton
Irades,
ami
said
il
was
bis
deliberalc
belief
Ihat
eM'iy
seclhm
of
society
had
lo
minium-
to
find
some
o-i..H....
,.r
it...
......i.i....,
..ii,,.,.,,;.:.,
I.
...
I
II
J
I
lilt;
MMinriili
'
i
.
uortlt
HO
hal!l;
theine
eat
to
chain;
I
there
Was
no
ilUIlO
fof
lllC
COUII
I
.......I.
tlli
Iltu,....,
UJ.,1
i
tl
I
lulus
lo
ihiIiiI
of
L-iiuiiMfieeiiieul
and
iiiitainluir
:i0
arre.
more
or
le.
WALTHI
Jl
MAN.
Applicant.
prll
Oiili.
LAND
ACT
In
Prince
lliiert
Land
Matrlct;
PUtilft
or
Prlnee
lliiiwrt.
TAkK
NOTICK
that
I.
Merlll
ties
flrlsay.
or
Vancouver,
II.
C,
occupation
fabiion
broker,
Intend
to
apply
for
pernilnslon
to
purchase
the
following
rteitrrihed
landa:
-
Cumnifiii-liiir
at
a
(tout
planted
V,
mile
oiitii
of
the
aoutheast
corner
of
Lot
67U9.
Hlllle
Creek.
Itanjre
4,
Coast
Plutrlcl;
I
hence
norlli
911
chains:
thence
weal
t
cliHln.,
thence
aoutli
to
rbore
linn
In
an
eameriv
direction
to
poini
01
com-inencenienti
containing
to
acres,
more
ur
le8.
MEIIIU.
PES
DlllSAY,
Applicant.
?.dwln
F.lroy
Darnuiu.
Agent.
naM
ir
led
lliiH
THE
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
R.
8.
C.
Chap.
115.
The
Canadian
Fluhluir
Company
l.ltulleil
bereli)
givca
notice
that
It
ban
under
Section
7
or
the
nald
Act
deposited
will)
the
Minuter
or
I'libhr
Work
at
Ottawa
and
In
the
orrice
or
the
lieirlntrar
or
the
Laud
lleirlitlry
:oant
lile-t
I
li
t
at
Prince
Unpen,
II.C,
a
deacrlpllon
or
the
lle
and
pinna
or
it
wharf,
cannery,
cannery
Imlld-iiian
and
uorkt
appiiiienant
thereto
built
prior
In
;uue
lt,
I0IS,
III
Kracer
llenrh
In
rriuit
of
a
1VS,
llange
4,
c.oiki
iiiHtrlct,
Province
of
Brit
Mi
uy.
BERLIN
WORKERS
ARE
WARNED
AGAINST
USE
AMI
TUf
MITITK
llmt
.ri..r
I
lie
e.
uml
.Ii.iiw.m
I
....
1
1,.
tiiratkili
i.f
i.ne
iiiimiIIi
r
Ilu.
ilaln
of
I
.
.
.
"nyn
ns.
;
the
rirt
tiiihllcatloii
of
Ihla
Notice
The
lisll
h
peilpb'
peoples
s
butl
houses
Caiiadlan
i'lulilnir
Ciimpaiiy
Limited
will
under
section
7
n(
thii
aald
Act
apply
to
Ihe
Minuter
t'f
I'liblle
Work
at
hi"
orrice
in
oie
city
t,r
Ottawa
for
approval
r
thr
ald
idle
and
plana
and
ror
leave
to
nm
irtirl
the
aald
cannery
and
winka.
dated
at
Vancouver.
H.c,
Ihla
7llt
day
or
Sa
g,
Mb
.a.iuj.-
.-T$'--i
by
alcohol."
OF
ALCOHOLIC
DRINKS
Prohibition
Movement
Said
to
be
Gaining
Ground
In
That
Country
IlKllhlN,
May
15.
That
Ihe
uioemeul
for
prohibition
in
icnitniiy
is
rapidly
gaining
Kroiiml
amoiw
the
working
classes
is
iuiliculed
by
an
appeal
issued
by
a
nujiilRM'
of
.socialist
parly
leaders,
most
of
whom
are
members
oMhc
Heichslag.
The
document
declares
Ihat
"the
working
class
is
the
worst
stifrerer
rrom
llio
effects
of
alcoholism."
It,
admonishes
the
workers
lo
"keep
alcohol
away
from
all
your
meetings,
sessions.
and
eslab-
and
holds
Ihat
sell
no
liipKjr,
'Heduce
the
possibility
or
oblaiiiiug
lhuor
wherever
you
ran
do
so,
and
romluet
intensive
edticatiounl
work
conceniiiig
the
harm
tlonr
JOHN
CHRISTIE
ANDY
JOHNSTONE
TO
TAKE
ANOTHER
VOYAGE
Popular
Skipper
of
Venture
Will
bo
Married
In
Vancouver
on
Juno
3
to
Miss
Ellon
Moore
'apt.
Andy
Johnstone,
weir'
kilowti
ami
popular
skipper
of
I
lie
I'nioji
-tleainer
Venture,
ij
about
to
embark
pu
tin-
sra
of
liiatrimnuy.
On
.luue
.1
al
Vo
it-1
cohxer
be
will
be
in.
in
led
to
Mis'
Kllun
Moore
of
thai
oily,
lief
will
be
making
a
couple
of
toy-;
.fges
before
taking
shore
leave
j
for
Ihe
big
eenl.
.
Ilis
hearty
geninlly
known
in
every
imok
ainl
cranny
of
Hip;
coast
between
Yiui'rniiver
and
the
Nuas
IUyr,
Amly
Johuslnue
will
be
Ihe.
recipient
of
best
wishes
from
many
directions
Tor
a
domestic
career
(hat
may
be
as
siic-ceHsful
as
his
marine
tine
has
been.
dvertlf
.n
'In.
Itnilv
Now
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
Of
IIE8CRVE
MtTtlK
Is
IIKnT.ll
V
0IVL
that
the
renerve
coverluir
eert.iln
land
neai
Ihe
Junction
of
nmliill
and
skei-na
lllver
ilnnlltualcd
Lot
Kl,
llange
i
iMl
PI
irlcl,
',
'
cancelled.
OKO.
II.
NM'L.V.
Iieputy
MMiMcr
of
Laud.
1icmh
liiM-nl
of
LaiuH,
Vienna,
II.C.
May
ill),
I
Uif
i.
Store
Re-moJelIed!
The
re-iiiiiilclling
of
our
store
is
eonijilclfd.
The
Meal
Department
has
been
em'boilicil
with
the
OrocOry
ami
('amly
Dcpartmcul,-while
Ihe
Dry
floods
is
sep-
'
arafe.
SPECIAL
ECONOMY
BUTTER
lleg.
sric.
Special,'
3
lbs.
for
..
$1.10
Limit
0
lbs.
lo
each
customer.
Llbby's
Peaches',
I
s.
leg.
25c.
5
ror
...
$1.00
Llbby's
Pears,
's.
kv.
I
lie,
a
Tor
$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84.
Fifth
Ave.
East
BRITISH
OFFICERS'
TRENCH
COATS
$27.50
Values
Reduced
0UTSALI
STORE
TO
BE
VACATED
BY
END
OF
MAY
ONLY
11
MORE
BUSINESS
DAYS.
This
is
your
last
opportunity
to
get
theso
genuine,
British
manufactured
goods
at
a
fraction
of
their
orial
EVEnY
ARTICLE
IN
THE
STORE
AT
A
REDUCED
PRICE.
BE
ON
HAND
EARLY.
Extra
Special
All
Wool
Twi-piece
UNDERWEAR
Itcgiilarlv
-old
al
Si
(Ml
per
suit
Selling
Saturday
at
per
suit,
$1.45
F.vci-y
suit
made
or
Ihe
riuet
ini-ln
ink
ible
wof.
Worth
i.Titl
per
soil,
lie
lo
re
on
lime.
for
'.his
wonderful
special,
Sellinjf
at
W's
than
io-1'of
raw
ina-leriul.
Only
l.'ll
MiiU
and
they'll
go
fan
I
at
this
price.
All
sizes,
per
soil,
only
$1.45
STORE
OPENS
AT
8
A.M.
GENUINE
BRITISH
ARMY
BLANKETS
For
I
he
home,
Ihe
car,
iiisliluliun,
p,,,.,,,
iiig,
etc.
Those
genuine
Mritish
Army
Hlinik.i-,
a
very
long
period
of
useful
service.
We
of
Ihese
blankets
lefl,
hut
Ihey
aie
going
r,,.i
Kach
only
(.
.
'.
e'
cost.
$1.45
to
$19.75.
I'llCM'
I'Oal
ii.'
;(,
,.
il.v,
triple
lm
i
f
There
i
an
tt
IiililiKw
hi
h
,i,
t,-.
delHclied
when
himI
bctwe.ii
it
;
check
lining
i-
-skin
iulerliiiMijf
;j.
walerpi
f.
"s
!
$19.75
See
our
Windows
for
Reductions
on
goads
too
numer-ous
to
mention
In
this
Featuring
Selected
British
Government
Goods
and
British
Manufactured
Proiuds
327
Third
Avenue
WcstDemer's
Old
Store
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTI3
r
Holgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Offoi'.
Mom
!i
t.
(K
X-RAY
SERVICE
Phone
68G.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evening!
MAY
DAY
Shoe
MAY
15th
OUR
MAY
DAY
SHOE
SALE
STARTS
FRIDAY,
AND
CINTINUES
TILL
SATURDAY,
MAY
23rJ.
The
disrounl-
we
are
'freruig
due:
g
1:
s
x
from
1(1
per
rent
lo
per
cent
on
H
s"
'
"
rroui
-Ti
per
cent
lo
;
per
ceiil
on
brtiK'!
!
THE
DISCOUNTS
ARE
AS
FOLLOWS
20
per
cent
on
all
our
stock
of
Men's
Shoes.
15
per
cent
on
all
our
stock
of
Ladies'
S'ie'
,
Ca.
ana
10
par
cent
on
all
our
stock
of
Children's
Shoes
vas
Footwear.
.
,
,
.
Ibut
,
Shoe
cMoes.
25
per
cent
on
a
special
clearing
line
or
Hu
The
prices
on
Ihe
broken
line
are
f'
'
(.
live
or
cost
iiecaiisc
we
Tiave
only
Hoin
'"
fo
a
line
ami
we
like
lo
clear
liiem.
ei0Derii
Ladies
and
Growing
Girls'
Patent
Lea
her
Sllpp'J
s.
ilium
heels,
lleg.
price
rrt.m
."
$3.45
1'iVT
:
Ladles'
Patont
Leather
Slippers,
one
.1
l'.t'
luc.
lleg.
8.r,0.
Sale
Price
...
Ladies'
Black
and
Brown
Suede
Slippers,
,,,ili.
heel.
lleg.
H.r..
Sale
I'r.ce
An
Assortment
of
Broken
Lines
anil
vnr'
rrom
!7.."(
lo
ijdt.rdk
51
Pairs
or
Children's
Button
Shoes,
m.'
a.r().
'Hnle
Price
36
Pairs
of
Girls'
Buttoned
Shoes,
-uses
l..i
ii..:....
A
Special
Lot
of
Ladies'
White
Canvas
Slippers
l
nnn
nil
Qhnns.
I'd'
Till!
..
.t
'
.
..
...
i..
-,
Sl
I!
Men's
White
Running
&noes.
ieB.
r.
White
Oxrords.
lleg.
'I''.'
cH0E
REMEMBER
THAT
EVERY
PAII
I
OF
SHOt
STORE
IS
REDUCED,
SO
COME
.AND
wniin
cuarp
OF
THE
BAHUMii'
it
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd
nd
Phone
645.
.
i
$5.95
run
s
riu
fiu
"'-
-
"
n.
"
,
...
.
rn
,
Another
Lot
of
White
Canvas
Oxiords.
H
$
.50
Price
'
All'
$1.95
and
Ch;
S;
ic