rAOE
SIX
Fancy
CHINA
II
Special
Discount
for
This
Week
Only
on
ull
Taney
China.
Tho
Very
Lai
est
LUNCHEON
SANDWICH
CUPS
(combined
cup,
saucer
and
plate)
In
beautiful
Lustre
China
and
delightful
colorings
'c
cordially
invite
you
to
view
our
China
stock
which
contains
the
largest
variety
in
northern
B.C.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
"Do
You"
Live
in
Apartments
If
so.
we
have
jus!
Hie
tiling
you
huve
been
wauling
for
a
long
time.
"Kindling"
Our
fine
split
Kiln
Dried
fire
starters
cannot
be
excelled.
Just
the
right
length
for
t
lie
slove.
and
nicely
lied
up
in
bundles
2c
each.
Any
order
of
1.0(1
or
over
delivered.
If
you
have
room
why
'
nitl
buy
a
full
load
and
split
it
yourself.
G.00-
deliered.
Taxi
Our
Taxi
'business
lia"s
increased
greatly
so
we
have
added
anullicr
New
Sedan
to
our
list.
11
costs
only
50f
for
you
and
u
friend
to
lie
taken
any
place
for
Ibis
small
sum.
Give
us
a
trial.
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Opposite
Old
P.O.
Open
Day
and
Night.
Phones
112-189
DRY
BIRCHWOOD
and
Cedar
$6.50
Per
Load
Cut
to
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phono
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Auditorium
Danolng
Every
Evening,
8
to
11
1
Dance
10o
3
for
25c
Wednesday
Evening,
songs
by
E.
Sabourin
and
O.
Coulre.
Thursday
Evening,
song
by
H.
Astoria.
Froo
Admission
MISS
ORFORD
IS
DISMISSED
Girl
Who
Made
Confession
Regarding
Janet
Smith
Murder
Loses
Job1
WILL
GIVE
EVIDENCE
Says
She
Will
Tell
all
She
Knows
When
The
Proper
Time
Comes
VANCOUVER,
July
18.
-Re
lieved
of
her
appointment
ity
Jhc
Designer
Publishing
Company"
of
Toronto,
for
whom
she
wiis
working
in
a
Iocul
department
store,
Marbara
'Or
ford,
star
wit-!
ness
for
the
defence
in
the
criminal
libel
charge
against
J,!
Sedgewiek
Cowper
of
The
Sat-
j
unlay
Tribune,
and
whose
a!-
leged
"confession"
in
connection
with
the
Janet
K.
Smith
mystery
slaying
led
to
the
lijiel
charge
and
aroused
a
furore
of
excitement
in
police
circles,
stated
that
an
at
tempt
was
being
made
to
force
her
to
leave
the
town
before
giving
her
testimony.
"They
couldn't
buy
me
to
get
'
out,
and
they
couldn't
scare
me'
out;
now
they
are
trying
to
)
starve
nie
out,
but
lliey
will
not
succeed,"
the
igirl
declared
ufter'
exhibiting
a
telegram
from
Toronto
which
iutimuted
that
she
had
losl
her
position.
i
"Musi
request
your
resigna-'
lion
lo
lake
immediate
effect,"
is
Ihe
bald
announcement
in
the
lelegraiu,
but
Miss
Mr
ford
de-!
dares
it
has
been
'
engineered
froifi
this
end.
She
refuses.;
however,
lo
say
who
is
behind
Ihe
attempt
to
make
her
leave
Vancouver,
or
give
further
in-
j
formation
as
to
the
attempts!
which
she
alleges
bad
been
nmde.
.
.
.
ft
I
lias
only
made
me
mined
llian
ever."
more
deler-
FISH
ARRIVALS
Fares
this
Mornlnn
Totalled
100,500
Pounds
Canadian
Boat
Got
High
Price
Halibut
arrivals
marketed
at
(he
Fish
Exchange
this
'iiiorniny
totalled
1
00,000
pounds,
seven
American
boats
landing
80,000
pounds
and
two
Canadians,
14,-500
pounds.
A
Canadian
boat
received
the
highest
price
of
the
day.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Polaris.
JO.000
pounds,
al
D.lc
aiid
Ic;
Rambler.
(1,500
pounds,
al
10.7c
add
5c;
and
Uniuiak.
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
Or
RESERVE
NOTICE
IS
IIEItKBY
GIVEN
that
Ilk-reserve
covering
certain
UihU
near
tin-Junction
or
Ocalall
auL
Skeena
Invert
de.lmialed
Lot
XI,
lunge
i,
Coast
District,
U
cancelled.
CEO.
It.
NADEN.
Deputy
.Minister
of
Lamia,
bepartim-iu
or
I.anrti,
t
Victoria,
B.C.,
May
4th.
m.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Laat
Land
In
Skeena
Land
til.nrlct,
llerordlnir
District
or
Prime
import
and
sltuato
al
Port
Edward.
Il.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Skeena
lllver
racking-
Company,
l.lniitea,
nr
run
tu
unril.
H.c.
nf-runallim
Flub
Packers.
In
lends
lo
apply
Tor
r-erinllon
to
lease
the
rullowliiir
described
lands:
CoinmencliiR
at
a
imat
planted
at
the
aniilhwest
corner
of
Lot
4
476
It.V.
coast
district:
thence
soiillicrlv
alonir
low
water
mark,
aoo
ft.;
thenec
aotithweslcrly,
parallel
to
the
loutherly
boundary
nr
Lot
4476.
150
n..
thence
northerly
parallel
to
waler
mark,
2uo
feet;
thence
northeasterly
along
the
southerly
boundary
of
l.ot
1474
produced,
nil
reel
to
me
poini
of
commencement,
containing
hair
an
acre,
more
or
less.
SKEENA
I1IVKH
PACKINO
COMPANY.
LTD.
Applicant
Dated
Mar
1st.
185.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
9
"Barbara
Freitchie"
An
udnplntiou
or
the
famous
play
iir
Ihat
name
by
Clyde
Filch.
The
glorious
chronicle
of
u
girl's
enduring
love.
A
romance
r
Hie
Civil
YVur.
An
immortal
slory
or
u
girl
of
(laiinlluss
courage
and
compelling
cliann
llie
most
appealing
heroine
or
American
liislpry.
Thrust
nparl
ly
llie
ileniniids
of
war
u
boy
ami
u
girl,
by
llieir
siinile
devotion,
contributed
one
nr
history's
greatest
slories.
Her
belier
in
the
man
or
her
heart
could
not
be
shuttered
by
nil
the
powers
on
earth.
Love
came
before
North
or
South
or
family
in
the
finnl
test.
Exceptional
cnsl.
Edmund
Lowe,
Florence
Vldor,
Emmett
King,
Joe
Bennett,
Charles
Delaney,
Gertrude
8hort
and
many
others.
George
Billings
(
the
original
player
of
the
title
rule
in
the
ruinous
picture)
as
Abraham
Lincoln.
COMEDY
CARTOON
PATHE
REVIEW
Admission
35c
and
10c.
Why
Have
70
Million
People
Bought
Ingcrsolls
?
"I
Ingcrsolls
arc
famous
for
dependability.
O
Ingersolls
are
sturdy
and
strong.
3
ingersolls
looking.
are
good
4
There
are
Ingersolls
for
men
and
women,
boys
and
girls.
5IngersoH
Radiolites
tell
time
in
the
dark.
C
Ingcrsolls
are
the
J
lowest
priced
dependable
watches
made.
The
Lowest
Priced
Dependable
Watches
Look
for
the
name
ngersolt
on
the
dial
previously
to
pel
her
to
go.
"
.
"I'll
tell
everything
I
know
at
i
the
proper
lime."
she
said.
"This
i
U'UotJ
pounds,
al
lO.Uc
and
5c,
lo
Ihe
Canadian
l'isli
&
Cold
Stui
age
Co.
Yellowstone,
8,000
pounds,
a'
1
0.0c
and
5c;
Venus,
7.IRHI
pounds,
at
10.1c
and
5c.
and
Wave,
5,50(L
pounds
at
IO.Cc
and
5c;
to
the
Monlh
Fisheries.
Kauatak,
20,001)
pound-
al
lUc
and
ic,
lo
Ihe
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadian
Aiken,
8,000
pounds,
at
10.:j;
and
0c,
to
the
Canadian
l'isli
i
Cold
Storage
Co.
Doroen,
(5,500
pounds,
at
lie
and
0c,
lo
the
Allin
J'isheries.
SETTLING
DOWN.
"Hello,
Mabel.
Haven't
seen
you
for
a
long
lime."
"I'm
married
now.
Gertie."
"Is
zal
so?
Well.
1
hope
your
husband
is
a
good
cook.
You
deserve
a
happy
home
life.
irlie."
Louisville
Courier-
Journal.
.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaat
Lands.
lis
the
'Land
liecurding
District
or
Pruice
Muiert,
and
situate
on
the
north-west
eixisi
or
Pearite
Inland,
H.c.
approximately
three
miles
north
from
llie
mouth
or
Wmler
Harbor.
Take
Notice
that
J.
fielding
Strang
or
Suunvslde.
Il.C.
occupation
cauneryuian.
intends-
lo
apply
ror
a
lease
of
the
ful-
niwliir
described
lauds
Commencing-
at
a
post
planted
approx
linately
three
miles
north
nun
the
mouth
or
Winter
Harbor.
I'earse
island;
thence
northwest
two
J
chains,
more
or
less
ti
low
water
mark:
thence
northeast
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
silly
t!60)
chain;
thence
aoulheaai
two
(Si
chains:
Ihenre
itouthwest
on-
hundred
and
sixty
MOit)
chains,
more
or
icm,
id
point
or
roinmeucemeni
ana
con
timing
thirty-two
(3D
acres,
mure
or
less.
JAMES
FIKI.UI.N0
8TIIANO.
Name
of
Applicant.
naicu
iav
iui.
iwva.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Appl
to
Lat
Land.
In
the
Land
Uncording'
District
or
I'rluce
llupert,
and
situate
on
the
northwest
coast
or
I'earse
Island,
Il.C.
approximately
three
tulle
north
from
the
mouth
or
Winter
llarbor.
Take
notice
that
Frlziell's
Limited
or
Prince
lluiwrt
Il.C,
occupation
packers.
InleiiiU
to
apply
ror
a
lease
of
ihe
f
ol
-lowing
described
'
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
three
miles
north
from
the
mouth
or
Winter
llarhor,
I'earse
Island;
llienc-;
iiwi
in
mil
fi
lunula,
nunc
I'l
li
to
low
water
mark;
thence
southwest
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
door
chains;
thence
southeast
two
(4.
chains:
thence
northeast
un
hundred
and
sixty
(I0U
chains,
more
or
lew,
to
point
or
commencement
and
containing
thirty-two
CMt
acres,
more
or
less.
FlIIZZEI.l.'S
LIMITED.
Name
or
ppllcanl.
Dated
Mav
13th.
10'JO.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Laa
Land.
In
the
Land
llecorditiK
Platelet
(
iTince
llupert,
and
aliuale
on
the
north
went
voiMt'or
I'eame
HI.iikI.
Il.C.
aonroi
matelv
alx
miiea
north
rrom
the
moutli
or
Winter
Harbor.
Take
.Notice
that
Oosae-Mlllerd
Limited
or
aiicoiiver,
ll.l...
occtipallon
tmckers,
lnleiid
to
apply
for
a
leae
of
the
following
deacrined
landi:
Cofiinif-iiclnir
at
a
iiimt
nlmitprl
Aniiifiv.
Iiiialelv
u
miles
imrlli
frrom
the
mouth
of
Winter
Harbor,
I'eante
Miami;
thence
northwest
two
(?)
chiilns.
more
or
lend,
lo
low
water
murk:
thence
nnrlliemt
alonir
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
l
ICO)
chain;
thence
ioiilheal
two
()
chain;
Iheoee.
noothweKt
one
hundred
and
sltly
(1A(i)
ehnlni,
more
or
io
point
or
commenivmeni
ana
con
tninlnif
ihlrty-two
(3i)
acrea,
more
or
less.
,
niiSSE-MILLEIID
LIMITED,
Name
of
Applicant-bated
May
IDth,
t9ii.
!
a-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday
jne
l8
1823.
Sport
Chat
j
Many
soccer
fans
are
saying
that
the
real
bailie
for
Ihe
Dominion
Day
Cup
Ibis
year
will
be
fought
tonight
when
the
Callies
and
Sons
of
England
meet
in
'the
first
round
to
decide
who
will
go
lo
Ihe
final
on
July
I.
wit'i
lh
(real
War
Veterans.
The
Cullies,
if
performances
so
far
MiH
season
may
he
taken
as
ruination,
seem
o
have
abou'
the
strongest
aggregation
of
soccer-!
ists
in
town
and
the
Sous
.il
England
have
been
the
onl
ines
that
have
been
causing
them
much
worry.
The
fact
(hit
the-e
two
teams
are
meeting
tonight
will
ensure
a
good
gaino
wlii-n
will
doubtless
be
attended
by
all
enthusiastic
fonthlall
fans
m
town.
The
Callies
have
.vet
10
be
beaten
Ibis
season
ihoimii
Ihe
Sons
of
England
played
I
hem
lo
a
draw
once
in
I
ho
Sfuart
Shield
series.
After
a
-thorough
study
of
Hie
plans
and
photographs
presented
lo
him,
(Jeorge
S.
Lyon.
Canada'"
besl'known
golfer,
has
placed
Ins
approval
upon
the
course
which
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hallway
has
constructed
in
Jasper
Park.
.N'tU'iuau
Scott,
crack
amateur
ol
Montreal,
who
went
over
Ihe
course
recently,
has
approved
Mr.
Lyon's
judgine.nl.
The
result
is
u
move
among
member
of
Hie
ltoyal
Caiiadiau
tlo'f
As.
soeialioti
to
lake
the
nniiniiil
aitiiileur
championship
of
102?
lo
Ihe
Jasper
Park
course.
Mr.
Lyon
authorized
the
statement
(hat
the
course
wuultl
meet
In?
requirements
of
I
lie
chawpion-fliip.
provided
il
possessed
S!it?
turf.
"II
appears
lo
be
a
wonderful
proposition
and
will
be
without
an
equal
in
Canada
Hit
very
pol
for
Ihe
national
amateur
in
iy.'7,"
said
Mr.
Lyon.
BORDEN
STREET
WON
OVER
BOOTH
SCHOOL
IN
JUNIOR
SOCCER
The
Junior
League
foothai'
game
last
night
between
llonlen
SI
reel
nnd-Hooth
School
resulted
in
victory
for
Horden
Street
by
a
score
of
3
lo
Horden
Street
thus
regains
its
position
al
tie
head
of
Ihe
league.
(ieorge
Cochrane
was
referee
and
link
ups
were
as
already
announced.;
BIG
TOURIST
PARTY
HERE
ON
WEDNESDAY
EXPRESS
SUTt-i
PRISE
ATV
CONDITIONS
IN
THE
NORTH.
(continued
,Cmm
page
one)
return
south,
will
proceed
East
over
the
CP.1l.
with
llie
itinerury
including;,
slops
at
itaitff
and
Lake
Louise.
This
tour
started
from
Newark
on
May
2V
and
is
due
to
end
there
on
June
H0.
Many
of
the
meiuhers
of
the
parly
had
never
been
lo
Alaska
before
and
already
they,
were
beginning
lo
express
surprise
.at
the
condition..'
they
found.
Like
most
tourists
from
Ihe
Kast
they
cxpecled
to
find
a
snowbound
region
inhabited
by
Eskimos
and
Indians.
The
trip
up
the
inside
passage
from
Vancouver
lo
Prince
Huperl
was
n
revelation
to
them.
The
criuse
through'
Wrangell
Narrows
and
up
Lynn
fjannl
was
being
eagerly
looked
forward
lo.
The
Personnel
Those
making
the
lour
include
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Krack,
Alfred
I
A.
Kiefer,
Joint
Lederer,
Fred
J.
Locher,
Fred
Lezgus.,
(Ieorge
Lei-man,
Fred
II.
Mooney,
Arthur
J.
Mousley,
Harry
II.
O'Conncll.
Abram
Ovenniller,
Oeorgo
Pfre-uiidschuh,
Jacob'
J.
yohcrer,
Sl-ll
llliilllH-
I'.llMt'llW
Schaedel,
Lee
Smith,
Conrad'
Tlirom,
Sam
Thornton,
John
J.
Turner,
11.
F.
Wooleubergcr
Jr.,
I'.harles
Wester,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
C.
Alireiu.
Louis
Atz.
Henry
Auriihammer,
L.
Ilatidenutn,
John
llecker,
S
Friday
Morning
SPECIAL
trude
Koiip.
lAelyn
Loeher.
Mar
mirel
Pfreumlctruh,
lldth
L.
clirted(:r.
M'.
J.
Treub-ben.
Ktizabeth
Tuile,
Mary
Vofrel.
Ma
Voftel.
Kallnlyn
Vamhacli.
Linne
Wsniev.
John
lesidi,
(Ieorge
liennehaum,
John
Iw
hwyer,
lr.
Castor,
V.
V.
Hity,
i)r.
Henry
Osl,
Joseph
1".
Holler,
H.
V.
Snow,
(ieoiKe
Siniiott.
William
(!.
.Voci'l,
Thomas
C.
Wilson
and
Hen
Wenillin.
i
A
FRI
EN
DLV
N
ij-
II.
A
l.
eonlrihules
tills
jmre-ilote:
A
woman
of
LoudiiU
H
F.asl
F.nd
visited
a
iloi'lor
lo
have
an
unly
bile
on
hetvarni
ilresseif.
"I
cuuT
make
oul
what
sort
of
a
bile
Ibis
is,v
rjald
llie
doctor.
"It's
ton
small
for
llie
bile
of
a
horse
and
too
larp
for
Hint,
of
a
loir."
"Ob,
it
warn'L
neither
a
'orse
nor
a
iIok.
doctor."
replied
llie
pal
lent.
"It
was
a
lidy
friend
wol
done
il."
HAD
BOILS
ALL
OYER
HIM
There
I
only
one
way
to
del
rid
of
Poll
and
Hint
h
by
Kolny
rlKlU
to
the
Rent
of
the
trouble
llie
blood
a
the
bud
Hirkeiiliauer,
Moi'Kau
'
t'lood
mut
Ik-
made
pure
before
the
boll
Marker.
Charles
ll.
Mishop,
C.
Frank
MriKfr,
Harry
V.
Cole,
Charles
llelinsleller,
Charles
Deiibel,
(icorjte
M.
I'.osley,
Adolph
Fink,
Caslor
W.
Oray,
Joseph
A.
(iltilliiiff,
Fred
Hoehbaum,
lloberl
llorfinnii,
.
Andrew
IsenberR,
Frank
H.
Kelly,
Charles
F.
Krae-nier.
Mr.
'Carrie,
Mohnie,
.Vtadcliite
Maker,
William
II.
Maker,
Annie
Fiehorii.
Charles
F.
Herr,
Kllza-belli'-
Klebohl,
.Mary
Leurich,
C.
Marshall,
Daniel
J.
O'Connor,
Acnes
Pfrominer.
Joseph
F.
Hol
ler,
Marhara
Hupprccht,
J
Hchroeiler,
Harriet
pclimidlt
F.duii
Atz,
Marie
Meeker,
Annie
MOylan,
Heleii
MritfRS,
Ada
L.
Mahrs,
iMar-Karel
Cosurove,
1!va
A.
Doch,
Alice
L.
Uyc't
Arliuo
Glutting.
will
dlnappear.
.
BURDOCK
,
BLOOD
BITTERS
cleanei
the
aytcm
and
remove
all
tlie
foul
mailer
rrm
the
diloud
In
'uay
that
few
inedlclnea
will
do,
Mra.
Chaa.
Iiuuklu,
Hulyca,
Sank.,
wrllea:
"A
few
yeura
uko
my
liualmnd
I
i.i
(I
a
terrlhlu
tune
with
bolU.
On
one
arm
lie
had
16
between
hi
a-IIiow
and
wrlnl;
five
on
the
buck
nf
III
neck,
and
nevcral
more
on
different
part
of
til
body,
lie
tried
evcrytlilnir
be-Viiiild
llilnk
of,
but
Kot
no
relief
li
li
t
It
be
took
Jlurdock
m
IHiHxi
nitiera,
and
to
hi
urprl
It
ruin-
i
I(.
I.I
9
t.
.
I..
.11..
I
-
.
I'm-m-ijt
iniifi.ru
nun
.ii
.iim
uuua,
111
a
vur
jliort-
time."
...
'-II.
It.
11.
tins
been
on
ihn
iiuirket
for
the
pat
16
year;
be
aiiru
you
get
It
when
you
auk
ror.lt;
put
tip
only.
by
The
T.
Mllhuiti
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out,
from
the
Big
Dissolution
Sale
Special
prices
prevail
for
Friday
iipirmng
on
minis
odd
line
M,
n
earllied
in
the
past
three
days,
anil
positive-disposal.
H2I.0H
Table
Laiiit.
bronze
runt
ami
ib'corali'tl
gla-s
shade
...
...
$14.50
1
1.
Jill
Faiiey
heeoraletl
Lamp
...
$7.00
iMI.JjU
Fancy
Iritmp
$3.90
IK.0ll
Mi-Jougg
Set
$11.20
92.00
AlurmGlucks
$1.29
$10.00
Dellali
Pearls
..
$7.00
I.JjO
Kar-rifig
80c
!s2.V00
l
ik
Pearl
Set
Sunburst
..
$14.50
20.00
Hk
I'parl
and
Hiatiniiil
Set
Sun-Inirsl
.
.
$15.50
j:t.r0
ik
I'rnrl
Sol
Suiibiirat
...
$8.90
r0.00
hiHiiioiid
Tie
Pin
$34.50
$22.00
White
Gold
diamond
Bar
Itrooeh
...
$14.50
ilue
Silver
Polish
..........
25c
;i.,"0
Piereeil
Silver
Sail
and
Pepper
shakers
with
bine
glass
lining
$2.60
2.00
Pierced.
Salt
Bhiiker.
blue
gla.
lined
...
.',
,
$1.40
Cost
bus
ben
entirely
forgollen
in
old.
Ji.00
Silver
llread
Truy
-i.0
Men's
New
Style
WnM,
(Jhaiiis
.
..
7.Ji0
Wafrh
UlmiHf
!$J.r0
Silver
Siitlvifth
Tru
t.Ji0
Hk
(iuld
$Uine
Set
T,.
.2.r.o
in
s;i.5o
0aW.nnd
1
1
il
m
l.0
NovHlly
HrriUeU
..
2.r.o
tuirr
Link
l.
oo
(iiUell
ll(NK)n
$21.00
Ilk
n
Ptiri
mid
II.
;
allier
NerkloC
87.."iO
Suli'd
Ilk
15-jew.ll
Wrisl
W'nkiil
hri.oo
i
lk
r'.ota
Hoantiftil
I''
,
allier
NrukJet
922.00
Hue
tJUflfHy
Octagon
s.
jewel
Wrint
W'olrh
.
ifd'i.oo
heavy
sulid
(iuld
Kn
al
(Ml
Wrisl
Wulcti
SPECIAL
VALUE
PURE
SILK
UMDflELLAS.
All
colors,
some
with
Slerling
Silver
to
wilh
futny
li.nnllr-.
!l
1.00
lo
20.00.
Friday
Bulger
&
Cameron
$3.65
$2.90
$4.90
$3.80
'
$2.90
I-
$1.70
65c
$1.70
45c
s.
.
$13.50
$100
s
I
$49.00
$15.50
$48.00
$8.70
I
Elsie
Anna
Isenberg.
(ier
Dollar
Days!
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
June
17th,
18th,
10th
and
20th,
Are
Dollar
Duys
Sale
at
J
iIk"!'
Look
over
this
list;
'
it
means
money
saving.
.
i
nil
III!
:td
wide
Merini.
5
yards
for
wide
Ktiod
quality
.Scrim,
rep.
(I.c,
While
Collon.
:'
ale
wide,
rt
Uoc,
sale
"
avds
While
Cotliui.
wide,
rcf?.
10c.
ale
:
yanb
Unbleached
Collon,
:i"
wide,
5
yapl-
for
'thibleuehed
Cotln'ii,
.HI"
wide,
vvg.
:15c,
sale
15
differeiil
pallerns
of
Voile,
rt:g.
?rc
and
8."i
rial.
2
yards
for
This
is
an
exceptional
oficr
in
Voiles;
do
i""
(iiliKham,
27"
wide,
reg.
2"r,
sale
(I
ynrds
lor
(iiiigham,
-27"
wide,
better
quality,
reg.
!"'
.
v
Kuglish
Mil"
wichrfiiiighnm.
reg.
,
sale
2'-.-
AVe
have
K&
pieces
tr
(linghain
in
-lock
and
wf
lo
sacrifice
them
lo
reduce
the
slock.
In
1
(Miction.
Collon
Crepe,
all
colors,
ynrds
for
Kimoini
Crepe;
reg.
ftr.e,
sale
2'i
yards
for
.
While
FluuiielcUr,
!Hi"
wide,
r
yanln
tor
.
While
l-'biliiielelle,
:IU"
wide,
-1
yartlrfor
.
.
Hand
Towels,
reg.
i.'c
a
pair,
sale
J)
ni
rr
Ladies'
Monarch
Silk
Hosiery,
reg.
'1.JU,
Ladies'
Collon
Hose,
a
pairs
for
...
Ladies'
Lisle
Hose,
reg.
HSc
sale
2
pairs
lor
Ladies'
Kid.
(Moves
in
Mlack
iuid
Miowii,
reg.
Lailies'
Suiiiiiicr
Vests,
reg.
-i(c,
sale
1
ror
Ladieh
"WATSON'S"
Summer
Vests,
reg.
'.
Ladies'
Summer
Coiuls,
teg.
ijil
r.d,
sale
.
.
Ladies'
Mfoomcrs,
(tr.c
reg.
snh
2
ftir
Children's
Mloomers,
Mink
and
While,
reg
rxt
i
K1.II0
ssi.on
',.1-
l',l
willing
.
.-
the
si.i'i'
l.i
fl.OO
I
00
11.00
1
i.oo
1.00
:il).
sa"
"
i.oo
$1.00
sale
2
lor
jst.Oi)
m.oo
si.ot)
,5
ml.00
Children's
Summer
Vesls,
sizes
from
2
It"
V,sIe
Children's
While
und
Mlack
Muslcr
Hmwu
-
sl-0i)
SlDckiiigs,
reg.
7r.c,
sale
2
pairs
fur
.
.
,or100
Children
Sand
and
Mrown
Socks,
reg.
.tr.c
siul
(()
Meg.
7rc,
sale
2
pairs
for
1.00
Men's
Working
Socks,
reg.
50c,
sale
II
ror
gi.00
Men's
Finn
Cashmere
-Socks,
reg.
line,
sale
"
s,fo0
Men's
Srt
Collars,
reg.
uric,
sale
1
ror
TaKmir
Rrns.
Ltd.
cor.
3rd
and
7th