ft-
"AOP.
SIX
Silverware
A
large
slock
lo
choose
from.
Our
prices
aro
standard
according
(o
quality
as
.sold
all
over
Canada.
Rogers'
Community
Plate
all
at
SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS
this
week.
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
Jam
Special
For
This
Week.
Strawberry
Jain,
i
lb.
glass'
..
$1.00
Strawberry
Jam,
i
lb.
tin
90c
Ilaspberry
Jam,
i
lb.
tin
90c
HIack
Currant,
i
lb.
tin
90c.
Loganberry
Jam,
i
lb.
tin
85c
Illarkbcrry
Jam.
1
lb.
tin
85c
Ulack
Currant
Jam,
i
lb.
tin
j
-..t
....
...
75o
Plums,
Greengage
and
Gooseberry
.
.
..
..
75c
Marmalade,
i
lb.
(in
.
.
75c
Mussallem's
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East.
18
and
84
Ml
Now
obtainable
In
Prince
Rupert.
Suprema
Canada's
Fav-
i
orite
Furniture
Polish.
At
all
'
good
stores
in
small
or
large
bottles.
Also
"SUPREMA"
Mop
OH
and
the
famous
"Eureka
Bleach."
Look
for
the
Rooster
Label.
DRY
BIRCHWOOD
and
Cedar
$6.50
Per
Load
Cut
to
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phono
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
to
0.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
JIvenings
AUDITORIUM
Dancing
Every
Evening,
8
to
11
1
Dance
10o
3
for
25c
Wednesday
'Evening,
song
by
Oillis
Couture.
Thursday
Evening,
Step
Dancing
by
II.
Goudreau
Friday
Evening,
song
by
E.
1
Sabourin
.
fy-.eo
Admission
FRENCH
POLICE
less,
RESCUE
SLAVES
Thllrteen
Boys
Liberated
at
Shan
ghal
After
Six
Years
Had
Been
Badly
Treated
SHANGHAI,
June
2D.
teen
boys,
some
of
whom
'have
been
imprisoned
in
a
filthy,
airless
sweat
shop
for
six
years,
were
identified
and
claimed
by
parents
in
the
French
Mixed
(iourt
here
recently.
The
lucky
FMZZELL'S
LIMITED.
Name
of
ppllcant.
fluted
Mar
llh.
10S
LAND
ACT.
SkKF.NA
fUVEIt
PACKIJiO
COMPANY,
LTD,
App'""ant
Dated
Mar
t
10f&
LAND
ACT.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
District
or
Casslar.
StiUne
Division.
DOW
LET
YOUR
BOWELS
GET
CONSTIPATED
A
fn-c
motion
of
the
bowel
every
day
ihould
be
tho
rule
of
every
one
who
aspires
to
perfect
health,
for
once
the
bowrU
become
constipated
and
rtoitfrert
i
up,
ill
tho
other
organs
of
the
body
be
Thir-'rt""c
.deranged.
Kaap
Your
Bowala
Rigular
by
llalng
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
wi"
ckar
wsv
"
,,,e
e"e,e
youngsters
were
a
part
of
a
J,'er
t
t
ii
wipun'ius
matin
w
nil
n
iids
t
uiirLini
Of
Jl
rescued
by
HC
group
,
the
yMcm,
give
you
a
frr.
eay
and
French
police.
.
natural
tnoilon
or
the
bowel
every
day.
The
identification
came
as
an
mrt
the
siuggi.h
liver
working,
and
give
interlude
in
the
trial
of
Yu
l'a-hong,
proprietor
of
a
workshop,
tone
and
vitality
to
the
whole
Intestinal
tract,
accused,
together
with
his
wife,!
auburn1
Uw-I.lver
rill
are
for
aie
concubine,
amah
and
three
other:
.r?'
"y
accomplices,
of
maintaining
u
slave
pen
in
which
the
children
nt.-
in
question
worked
from
early,
morning
utitil
midnight,
under-
which
Yu
disposed
of
in
a
store
fed,
beaten
and
never
allowed
to
'
Seward
lload.
Three
or
four
.
.
.
.
-
.
.
1
.1:..
l
"
.
..i.
.
.
sec
Hie
Ilglil
of
day
except
such
:"-u
"
resuu
oi
narsn
ireai-as
filtered
through
a
small
bar-J"'1"'.
Hie
court
was
told,
red
window.
Yu
was
given
a
jail
term
of
15
Tales
of
torture
for
insufficient
'l'ars
to
be
followed
by
expulsion
industry,
attempted
revolt
or
in-'f'om
the
concession.
His
wife
ability
to
labor
on
account
of.
received
a
10
year
sentence,
and
illness
were
told
by
the
waifs
in
Yu
('hing-dong,
an
accomplice
a
manner
to
bring
tears
to
the
Nvlo
assisted
in
kidnapping,
gut
eyes
of
listeners.
Many
of
the
"
similar
term,
The
concubine
children
were
stolen
from
their
a"d
aniah,
who
appeared
to
have
parents
amr
sold
to
Yu
for
5
befriended
the
boys
on
all
pos-
each.
Others
were
hired
out
as
si''e
occasions,
were
released.!
(continued
from
page
jno)
little
I"c
store
-and
workshop
were
"
apprentices
by
parents
n.
,
.,-
mindful
of
their
fate.
They
were
ordered
"iM
to
defray
the
rosli"
thorised
"
d
,!arl,or
0,11
w
'";'
emidoyed
in
making
brass
ar-
of
riiil
and
lo
pay
for
mainleii
tides,
glassware
and
matches
ance
of
the
unclaimed
children.
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
CEO.
It.
NAtlEX
Deputy
Minister
of
Landi.
Department
r
I
audi,
Victoria.
B.C..
May
Vth.
m3.
.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Appl
to
Lean
Landa.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
A.
M.
Digby
Island
Main;
calm;
bar.
NOTICE
is
IILIIKRV
GIVKN
that
tliv
30.20:
(cillt).
52:
sea
smooth.
resent;
cuierlng
certain
lands
near
thi
.
nr.
,
....
Junction
of
ocslall
and
skeena
lilver
;
l"e
iiinte
nuiieti
4.oo
a.m.
ueaigiiaieu
Lot
iiauge
.
i-oast
im-iai
Ketchikan,
caving
Tor
Prince
la
'
c
irlcl,
cancelled.
i
iiuiicri.
Hull
Harbor
Clear;
calm;
bar.
IfO.ul;
temp.
57;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Overcast;
bar.
30.05;
temp.
52;
sea
rough.
Noon
In
the
Land
llerordlng
Dlitrlil
or
s.h.
wind;
bar.
30.18;
sea
smooth
Prince
llupert,
and
altjiate
on
the
north-,
....
n.,i,
.,,.,..,.
,..,.i
Hull
Harbor
wind
west
coat
or
rearso
liiand.
u.c.
appro.
Overcast;
Ur
wiJIie?fHarblir?
UrtU
trum
,hC
n,"u,hAV.
fresh;
bar.
30.03;
temp.
5J;
Take
Notice,
that
Frlzzell's
Limited
nflsca
rousll
l
rime
nurii
o.i..,
uitui'tnuii
uri
,
...
.
?
1
Landa.
THE
'DAILY
MEWS
Monday,
june
29
,
EVIDENCE
IN
CHINESE
CASE
Norton
Says
He
Understood
That
Authorities
Had
Knowledge
of
Abduction
TO
BE
KEPT
IN
OKALLA
YANCOUYEft,
June
29.
Statements
by
V.
NY.
Norton,
confessed
participant
in
the
abduction
of
Wong
Koon
!?ing,
thai
he
understood
at
nil
times
that
the
Point
Grey
police
and
the
authorities
at
Victoria
had
full
knowledge
of
the
abduction
and
had
arranged
for
il,
were
paying
for
it
and
had
promised
immunity
to
llrose
who
pa
riicti
paled,
woif
tJri
veil
at
Saturday's-session
of
the
preliminary
bearing
of
the
charge
against
ten
persons
accused
of
taking
part
in
the
Another
startling
piece
of
in-J
formation
was
conlainctl
in
the
statement
of
Norton
that
on
the.
night
the
Chinaman
was
released
by
his
abductors
to
bo
formally
arrested,
Police
Commissioner
II.
O.
McDonald
of
Point
Grey
told
witness
that
it
had
been
ar
ranged
that
Wong
Foon
Sing
was
lo
be
kept
in
Okalla
prison
for!
six
months.
TELLS
ABOUT
ALASKA
WORK
miles
lint
Ahidlu
liliuiiilili.
Digby
Island
Overcast
light
.,
,,,
Allllli",
,
.,,.
"
au
this
survey
of
harbor
conditions
at
Hyder
also
authorized
the
dredging
of
,
Wrangell
Narrows
at
an
ultimate
cost
of
2,000,000
in
acrordanre
with
a
report
I
submitted
several
years
ago.
Work
will
si
art
next
spring
at
the
Petersburg
end.
The
improvement
of
the
Narrows
so
as
to
provide
a
channel
200
feel
wide
on
the
bottom
and
with
a
depth
or
at
least
21
feet
throughout
at
M.I..I..W.
will
benefit
the
two
Canadian
lines,
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
the
Graud
Trunk,
equally
with
the
two
American
Developing
Alaska.
During
the
current
season
continued
Colonel
Sleese,
"work
commencinr
at
a
nost
d
anted
aniiroi-i
'
"
'
,iiv
ini
rnnsiriieiinti
nr
u
iin-nt
iiuairijr
liirrr
iijues
norm
iiimii
iiir
jimiuiu
,
iMIUKll
or
Winter
Harbor,
Pear?e
Island;
tlienr
.
northwest
two
(2-
chains,
more
or
less
I
to
low
water
mark;
thenre
southwest
j
along-
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
(160)
chains;
thence
southeast
Advertioo
.n
Uih
Dailv
New
ihu
ii.1
mams;
inriiic
iriruii-a:i
un-1
.
ki
n
jsp
hundred
and
tUty
(l0
rhalns
more
or
UAWU
Alii.
Ie!s,
to
point
or
commencement
and
con-1
talnlny
thirty-two
3i
acres,
more
or
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
,
jis
actively
in
progress
on
the
tin
'
water,
ami
oft
redredgiug
In
Nome
harbor
between
the
two
jetties
constructed
several
years
ago.
Our
principal
work
in
AI-!
jaxka,
however,'
Is
in
the
eon-'
slruclion
of
roltils
'and
trails,
of
which
we
now
have
a
system
In
the
l-and
Ilecorduir
District
or
i.,..,;i
I..,,
,r
I
tun
Prince
lluwrt.
and
situate
on
the
north-
,
nest
coast
or
I'earse
Istand,
U.C
approx-
W'agon
or
atlto
roads;
1,200
miles
lmately.
three
inlU-s
north
trum
the
tnouili'
.
.,,
.
.
,
.
1
winter
naroor.
i"
wi'-riiu
Notlc.
of
lnt.nt.on
t.
AppIy
,o
L.aa.
j
'c?
Vup.'tToo'
"UiSSSLt
C-50l,
'""
f
HH"Uer
Vaek,
"na
i
intend
to
apply
ror
a
lease
or
the
rot-,
trails
and
winter
doz-Med
trails.
'
lu
Skeena
Land
District
nerordln
DI
,,No
perform
about
700
Hot
Edward,
ric!
r
i
r
itA,.L.
TmAm..
TJ:",r'
'A"'"":
ii
of
slaking
of
temporary
pJl-tnl
rnmrLm-
SmltVrf
nrl"'
.
!",r,.l'e,L
'
.
fh"'t'
.
m'Jn!!..h;!:
,ril'Is
t'ae1'
'O
protect
-
-
"
L
'
-
1
III
IUW
WBiri
llldlR,
IIJI-II1C
lJI
IIIT.ll
.
.
,
,
ward,
B.C
occupation
Fish
,
rarkers.
.
In
alonir
low
water
mark
one
huudred
and
travel
ill
,
stonily
weather
across
tends
to
apply
ror
pennlslon
to
leae
mv
.teni
rliain-
nienre
souiheasi
,
.....
i.
i
'
the
following;
decTllMd
lands:
J
uvo
(,
chains;
thence
southwest
one:l"L
lurien
iiiinir
in
wcmciu
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
.hundred
and
slity
(1601
chains,
more
or'
laska.
ami
across
lakes,
and,
southwest
corner
or
Lot
tnt
n.V.
coaslikts.
to
inilnt
of
commencement
and
con-
,
'
,
i
i
c
i
district;
thence
southerly
along-
low
:
uininf
thirty-two
J)
acres,
more
or
frozen
arms
of
tiering
tea.
Dur-
water
mark.
00
fL;
;
thence
southwesterly,,
lets.
f,Ilt,
.,.
-,
1(1,i
parallel
to
ine
soutneriy
ootinaary
or
it
JA.MtS
mm.ui.iu
stha.iu.
i"r
.
.....(
i7f
uu
ri
;
inence
norineny
para
ieu
.lame
or
ADpiicani,
eresllllg
and
illlporlalll
JOUs
In
te
water
water
mark.
mark.
J00
no
feet!
feet:
.
.thenre
thence
north
north.
Dated
Mar
19th
IQiL
I
"
.
.
I
easterly,
alonir
the
southerly
boundary
of
Lot
4474
produced,
ISO
feet
to
the
point
nf
commencement,
containing
half
an
acre,
more
or
less.
jn
addition
to
routine
iiiaiiifen-1
LAND
ACT.
lance,
are
I
lie
completion
of
the,
I
Itichardson
Highway,
the
comple
Landa.
linn
nf
I
lie
Haincs-HpaSant
in
the'
Land
itec.rdinir
District
or'Camp
road
to
the
Hrllish
Colum-j
trirTOv!5!L.!
hmv
near
Hainy
Hollow.
j
mutely
six
miles
north
rn'im
tiie
in.iuih
Hie
completion
of
the
second
Take
M.tire
that
Gosse-MIIIerd
Limited
'
third
of
the
Ml.
Mchllllcy
Na
or
r
Vancouver,
aiirouver,
Intends
itenos
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Waller
Julian
i
B.L..
occupation
packers,
ii,,.,.,!
"
J
tiurk
drK
Sci'tiic
Tctnic
Jlirfuwaj,
llisrliwav
and
ami
to
apply
ror
a
lease
of
the
fol-
lowlnir
iwinir
desrnfied
lands:
litbout
12
miles
of
further
exten-
i.i'innienrnnf
ai
a
posi
planted
approx-,
,
,
.,
,,.
,
,,
.Vl:in.?1.
.iff;"leA
W??i
sioil
.if
of
II,.
the
llif.,:.r,Unn
lllctiardson
,-
Hlgliwa)
,,;
lliuliwiiv
i
'-iiiriii-u
amuieri.
i'i
icienrapn
vwi,'
B.C.,
occupation
'Miner.
Intends
to
apply
lir.ately
sit
miles
norlh
frmm
the
motith
for
K'rinli'lon
to
purchase
the
following,
of
Winter
Harbor,
i'earse
Island;
thence
,
10
rirelo
circle
on
Oil
1110
ilm
iiiiiht
uppi.r
Yukon
i
ukoii
described
lands:
norlhwest
two
(j)
chains,
more
or
!esg.
Commenrlnr
at
a
post
planted
about
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
northeast
lUver."
one
mite
east
of
McLeods
Slonrh
nearatoiifr
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and,
,
.
the
Stlklne
Itlver
and
about
32
miles
imty
(160)
chains;
thence
southeast
Tourist
Parties
southwest
of
Telegraph
Creek;
thence
two
(J
rhHtns:
thence
oulhwest
onel
i..,..,,
iiinluie.laoi,
HItIivi-iv
lin
north
80
chains!
thence
east
40
rjialns;
hundred
and
slity
(160)
chains,
more
or
11,0
ll'Liiai
nsoii
niiirt.i.
nu
thence
south
so
chalnsj
thence
west
40
less,
to
point
or
commencement
and
con
miles
between
VahU'Z,
Uhilina,
.uiiin
ill
VUIIIHKIH
1-llirilt
SIIU
HIXB.
IIIU1
C
Ur
I
)nilll
KlllllUg
(UIJ-WJ
fJ2F
,
.
,
,
,
,
containing-
310
acre",
more
or
less.
1
lesa.
,
iBIld
1'
airbailks
HOW
bltsts
tWO
iorll
0th.
Ittt.
WALTtll
IlILIA.l.
OOSSE-MII.I.EnD
LIMITED.
Applicant.
'
Name
or
Applicant.
Dated
Mav
tlh.
iota
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
9
p.m.
"The
Heritage
of
the
Desert"
Yes,
there
is
something
new
in
Western
pictures
and
here
it
is.
A
story
as
big
ami
sweeping
as
the
country
it
deals
with,
screened
miiidst
rugged
magnificence.
Zane
(Irey's
stirring
Inlo
or
a
bitter
fight
for
desert
waler
rights
told
against
it
colorful
background
of
liaiid-to-lianil
encounters,
gun-baltles,
cattle
rustling,
Indian
attacks
and
a
hundred
other
thrills.
A
swiftly
moving
photo-play,
acted
by
an
unexcelled
cast,
filmed
in
Arizona
and
Utah,
the
ex-ucl
locations
described
in
the
book.
.
Ltpyd
Hughes,
Bebe
Daniels,
Ernest
Torrence,
Noah
Beery,
James
Mason,
Anne
Schaeffer
arid
others.
.
COMEDY
"THE
HELPING
HAND."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10c.
!
regular
automobile
tourist
transportation
companies.
Kvery
boat
j
now
carries
tourist
parties
mak
ing
the
Soldcn
Uelt
l.mo
lour
over
the
Itichardson
Highway
and
the
Alaska
railroad
or
vice
versa.
57
miles
remain
lo
be
constructed
on
the
1C0
mile
extension
lo
Circle."
chief
Mcdonald
was
HOST
THIS
MORNING
Entertained
Assistant
Fire.
Chief
From
Oakland,
California
William
II.
Meilralh,
first
assistant
fire
chief
of
the
Oakland,
California,
firt
brigade,
nccom-'tuitilcl
bv
Mrs.
McOralh
ami
'datnthter,
arrived
in
the
city
this
mm
m
mm
it
in
fit,
U
Iikt
Jtmk
!
Rfctt
CATARRH
t
ef
the
BLAUUtK
Sac
tmCUUaA
tciirt
rim
Hrwarmaffltjunterfgito
By
Special
Request!
NATURAL
PONGEE
First
Quality
Pongee,
free
from
dressing,
for
underwear,
dresses
or
children's
wear.
Meg.
1,25.
Dollar
Day,
1
'
Yards,
$1.00
PRINTED
VOILES
A
great
variety
tr
Potter's
and
(irafton
-
best
qualities,
!I8
and
15
inches
wide.
Heg.
$
1.0(1
per
yard.
Dollar
Day,
1
'
Yards
$1.00
-
SPUN
PONGEE
Specially
suitable
for
Reg.
85c.
Dollar
Day,
1
Vz
Yards
for
$1.00
morning
on
the
Princess
Louise
i
en
route
to
Atliu
oil
holiday
bent.
While
in
the
city
they
were
the!
guests
of
Fire
Chief
ami
Mrs.
D.j
II.
Mrhonald,
who
took
them
on
a
sightseeing
trip
of
the
city
by
motor
car.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McGrath
ami:
daughter
were
very
interested
in
viewing
the
city'
and
look
much
delight
in
seeing
the
halibut
fleet
unload
fares
this
morning,
staling,
"We
have
seen
more,
fish
today
than
)!vcr
before
in
our
lives."
The
parly
sailed
for
Allin
on
the
Princess
Louise
and
will
return
south
on.
the
Princes
Alice.
PAT
FAINTED.
.
I
i
a
a
-
All
Irishman
coining
out
of
ether
In
the
ward
after
an
operation
exclaimed
audibly;
"Thank.
OodI
That's
overt"
"Don't
be
loo
sure,"
said
the
man
In
tho
next
bed.
"They
left
lu
sponge
in
me
and
had
to
cut
jiuc
open
again."
And
the
patient
on
the
other
Hide
said,
"Why,
they
had
lo
open
me,
too,
10
llnd
one
of
their
Instruments."
.lust
then
the
,
surgeon
who
hud
operated
.
on
'(
tho
.Ir.Jjhinan
came
Into'
the
room
ami,
Said,
"Has
anybody
seen
my
hnf,f
'
"
1'at
fainted.
DAY
By
SpecialReqnpti
TUESDAY
DOHA
This
popular
event
will
be
more
popularly
received
on
Tuesi!n
a
vv.-it
lu
satisfy
lite
request
of
many
of
our
ciilonifrs.
The
value
we
offer
m
as
usual.
300
Yards
Printed
Silks
at
$1.00
per
yard
Over
twenty-five
shades,
patterns
and
designs
in
beautiful
wash
silks
for
drcuci,
blouses
and
Icimonai;
values
to
$1.50
Dollar
Day-Extra
Special,
$1.00
FANCY
RATINES
All
our
best
French
Halinc-,
Urepo
Cclor,
Crepe
Coronu.
allies
up
lo
$1.15.
Dollar
Day
Special,
S1.C0
CREPE
MORACAINE
Something
new
its
u
silk
ami
cotton
mix
litre
fur
summer
frocks.
Similes
include
kyt
iniinve,
jade.
Iniriil
orange,
while,
elc.
Meg.
$l.:io.
Dollar
Day
Special,
1
Yard
$1.00
3
YARDS
FOR
$1.00
Mig
table
oT
(iiugli.iMi-
I
wear
Crepe.
Iteg.
,"0c.
Dollar
Day,
3
Yards
for
$1.00
FUJI
SPUN
SILK
noii
yards
of
our
usual
in
-
ily
Spun
Silk
in
21!
hd
-white,
cream,
flesh
uud
In-
i
$
1
..'15.
Dollar
Day,
1
Yard
for
$1.00
UNDERWEAR
FABRICS
For
cool,
diiil
lingfif
s
SHk
Tissue.
Crepe
Malta.
85c.
Dollar
Day,
2'i
Yards
for
$1.00
ENGLISH
BROADCLOTH
III
liver
twenty
hadr-.
fabric
for
dresses,
lip
wear.
Reg.
ijl.otl
value.
Dollar
Day,
1
'A
Yards
for
$1.00
GINGHAMS
A
I
way
popijuir,
a
ipihlii
Wi
i
slauil
up
under
service.
It
k
T'.
Dollar
Day,
2',
Yards
for
$1.C0
Please
do
otir
slitippuig
in
Ihe
morning
ami
uvoitl
the
alei-ooijii
an
1
WEST
OF
ENGLAN
Third
Avenue
D
STORE
Phone
753
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.LiU.
Saiimra
from
l-nnre
li'ipfrl.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaan
Ba,
and
Alarl
Bar,
Tgaidar,
t
r
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alarl
da,,
and
Swanion
Baj,
Saturday
1
For
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sufldar,
P-M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rltar
Cannarlat,
frldaj
A.M.
u.
it
US
2nd
Amuo.
4.
Barnal,
Aant.
Frlnea
nup".
OUR
SHOE
SALE
CONTINUES
UNTIL
10
P.M.
TUESDAY.
Children's;
Leather
Sandals
up
lo
size
tf,
reg.
-'.
Cliildrcn'V
(JanvuV
lYubher
Sole
Oxfords,
ale
po''
Vur
Hoys'
Hmiiiiiig
Shoes,
rubber
sole,
sale
per
pair
90c
1.15
Men's
Oxfords,
rubber
sole,
sale
per
pair
.
'l
45
Men's
Huniiiiig
Shoes,
rubber
sole,
sale
per
pair
10
per
cent
discoiiul
on
till
while
canvas
and
iej
Humiing
Shoe..
pree
eu'r
One
pair
of
Monarch
Silk
Hosiery,
value
l.23.
purrhasn
of
l.ailie'
Shoes
over
3.00.
ol
One
Juir
of
Men's
St.cks,
value
7&C,
with
i'vcr
i
men's
shoes
over
J?i.7r.
i
.
InlJ
One
pair
of
Children's
Socks
with
every
pim-liuM
ren's
shoes
over
US.V'o.
v
BALLOONS
FOR
THE
1ST
OF
JULY
.
Hallooiis
wijl
he
distributed
free
.luring
tin"
''
t
child
while
with
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nmlhep.
Hnng
Iho
young"
JABOUR
BROLTD