j
A3E
SIX
THE
DAIL?
ITEWS
Thursday
june
1923.
.
,
Fancy
CHINA
I
Special
Discount
for
This
Week
Only
on
all
Fancy
China.
The
Very
Latest
LUNCHEON
SANDWICH
CUPS
(combined
cup,
Saucer
ami
plalc)
In
beautiful
Lustre
China
and
delightful
colorings
We
cordially
invile
you
to
view
our
China
stock
which
contains
the
largest
variety
in
iioi
tljeni
li.C.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
l'5
years
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
the
North
of
Do
You
Know
What
This
Means?
'
50c
You
and
another
passenger
can
travel
anywhere
in
Rupert
or
to
Seal
Coe
for
the
.small
sum
or
Sue.
lie
sure
and
ask
our
driver
for
a
ticket.
When
you
have
saved
up
ten
of
these
tickets,
present
them
to
the
driver
and
you
are
entitled
to
one
free
passage.
Don't
forgel
(he
l'hone
numbers,
IH'J-li:.
Kindling
We
are
the
only
Agents
for
this
excellent
fire
starter.
None
better.
One
load
means
more
will
fallow.
Delivered,
(i.00.
Transfer
Call
us
to
do
your
Transfer
work
or
let
us
deliver
your
Coal,
Ice
or
Wood.
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Opposite
Old
P.O.
Open
Day
and
Night.
Phones
112-189
Oranges!
Size
150,
per
dm
65c
Size
170,
per
doz
60o
Size
210,
per
doz
55c
Size
252,
per
doz
45c
Large
Grapefruit,
each
10c
lluy
while
prices
are
low
Strawberries,
3
boxes
50c
Cherries,
per
lb
40c
Grapes,
per
lb.
.
t
....
40c
Tomatoes.
Lettuce.
Cucumbers.
New
Carrots,
Heels,
at
lowest
prices.
New
Potatoes,
3
lbs.
.
.
25c
Mussailem's
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Phones
18
and
84.
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
Dancing
Every
Evening,
8
to
11
1
Dance
10c
3
for
25c
Wed.
Eve.,
song
by
II.
Astoria,
Impersonation
of
a
(Ihlnaman
singing
a
song.
Thursday
Kve.,
songs
.
by
Sabuurin
and
Couture.
FISHERMEN
ARE
!
NEEDING
HELP
j
IN
SCOTLAND1
Nowspaper
Urges
Government
Aid
In
Reorganizing
Their
Business
j
That
the
fishing
industry
ofj
Scolfand
is
not
in
a
very
happy;
1
!
condition
is
made
plain
from
un
i
ishenea.
and
iu
oi
dei-
to
save
a
.editorial
article
appearing
in
Scottish
newspaper
just
to
hand
which
follows
Some
years
ago
a
Fisherman's
Organization
Society
was
set
on
foot
for
the
revival
of
the
fish
ing
industry
on
the
-Cornwall
coast.
As
the
result
of
many
handicaps,
not
I
lie
least
bcimg
the
Competition
from
the
great
trawling
combines,
once
flouring
herring
ports,
like
SI.
Ives,
were
brought
to
ruin.
The
coast
fisheries
and
the
small
boat
fishermen
were
reduced
to
bankruptcy,
their
boals
lay
weedy
and
mouldering
on
the
shore
and
the
fishermen
went
about
ilniugVy
and
morose.
Their
condition
was
investigated
by
.Mr.
Cecil
Harms-worth
who
was
at
the
time
secretary
to
Mr.
Walter
Runciman
it
the
Hoard
of
Agriculture
and
It
n
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
Or
RESERV.
NOTICE
Is
IILIIhUY
UIVF..N
tint
tlx
resene
covei-in
rciuin
UiuU
near
t
!
Jiinct
lull
of
Oi-Mall
mid
Sk-ena
itlw.t
trlcl,
14
camelled.
tiEO.
II.
.TiAOt.l,
Deputy
.Minister
of
Lands.
Department
of
Lands,
Victoria,
B.C
May
4lli.
ly&.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lsata
Landa.
In
I
lie
Land
llei-ordlnr
District
of
Prince
ItuiKTt.
and
situate
on
the
north
west
roast
or
l'ear.-e
llanL
1I.C
approximately
three
miles
norlli
rruin
the
inuuth
of
Winter
llailxjr.
Take
.Nuliee
Hat
J.
I
M
u
tranr
ol
Sutinyslde,
B.C..
occupation
tanner)
man.
iineim
lu
apply
ror
a
lease
or
tne
rut
low
In
IT
described
lawls:
Coiiiiiienriiiir
at
a
hsI
planted
approx
linately
three
miles
north
Irwii
the
looui..
of
Winter
Harbor.
I'rarse
Island;
tfeii
c
imrlhwctt
two
(
i
i
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
northeast
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
silly
tICU)
chain;
llien-e
soiitheisi
two
(2j
chains;
Ihenie
southwest
oil.
hundred
ami
slxly
(l6Ui
chains,
mure
or
It,
to
ol
n
I
of
commencement
and
con
ralnln;
thirty-two
(3
acres,
more
o
less.
JAMES
FIH.IH.XG
STIIANU.
.Name
of
Applicant.
Haled
May
lath.
IKJ5.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaae
Landa.
In
the
I
font
liecirdlnir
District
of
I'rinre
Rupert,
and
tltuale
on
the
north
west
coast
of
I'carre
Island,
UA...
appro
mately
six
miles
north
rnun
the
nmulli
or
Winter
Harbor.
Take
.Notice
that
Oosse
Mlllerd
Llmlteo
of
Vancouver,
ll.i...
ncriipatlon
paikeiv
intend
to
apply
Tor
a
lease
or
the
following-
described
lands:
Cotninemlnir
at
a
Dost
n
anted
attnrnx
Imalely
sli
mile
north
frrnnf
the
mount
r
winter
iiarunr.
I'earse
island:
tneuee
northwest
two
(ii
chains,
more
or
lets.
to
low
water
mark:
thence
northeasi
aloinr
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
HIV
(lent
chains:
thence
southeast
two
i,
chains;
theure
southwest
on
hundred
and
sixty
161)
chains,
more
nt
les.
to
point
nr
r
imiiienrenient
and
con
talninc
thlrti'
twn
is!
acres,
more
o.
less.
GOSSK
Mlf.l.KHO
UMITF.D,
Name
of
Applicant.
Mated
Mav
Uth.
teiS
1
IK
-
aimwi
t-
rl
Bryce
Canyon
Cedar
Breaks
RS
...thi.N.w
ffiXr
Wonderland
WFVcv
hi.
JtiM
Utah
Nothing
like
It
on
earth.
Few
have
been
there
the
trip
was
too
hard.
But
now
you
can
see
it
in
perfect
comfort
via
Union
Pacific
sleeping
cart,
motor
tours
over
goc
J
roadi,
good.living
accommodation.
Low
Summer
fares.
Personally
escorted
all
-expense
tours.
Side
trip
to
Kaibab
Forest
and
North
Rim
Grand
Canyon.
Send
lor
Free
Book
illustrated
in
natural
colors.
It
will
help
you
plan
the
most
satisfying
vacation
of
your
life.
Union
Paclflo
System
1405
4th
Ave.
and
Union
Station
Seattle,
Washington
Dr.F.PIenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
..tie
race
1
men
from
extinction
ne
soeiely
to
which
we
have
.eferrcd
was
formed
with
government
assistance.
The
men
were
lielpcd
to
procure
and
ciuip
steam
and
motor
boats.
They
were
organised
into
groups
for
the
disposal
of
their
catches
to
the
best
advantage,
thereby
securing
fair
prices
according
to
those
ruling
at
Hillingsgate,
with
Iho
result
that
all
the
former
fishermen
are
now
regularly
at
work,
with
many
more
additional
men
afloat
and
ashore.
The
Cornwall
coast
fishermen
are
now
a
thriving
body,
the
villages
lave
taken
on
new
life,
and
the
motor
boats
are:
able
to
hold
their
wn
with
the
steam
trawling
ompanies.
Are
Left
Alone
These
fads
are
given
jn
ah
interesting
article
in
a
recent
issue
of
"Truth,"
and
the
writer
goes
on
to
say
that
the
inshore
fishermen
are
an
asset
of
ster-
iug
value
and
that
their
distip
iiearanre
would
have
'been
a
cal
amily.
So
say
we
-and
we
have
been
saying
so
in
these
columns
time
after
time
wIkmi
dealing
villi
similar
conditions
amona
ur
own
inshore
fishermen
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intention
to
Appt
to
Lease
Land.
In
the
Land
Keeordinir
DlstrlU
of
rlnre
lluert.
and
situate
on
the
north
est
coast
of
I'earrt
Island.
B.:.,
apprux-inately
three
miles
north
from
the
nioulli
r
Winter
llartxir.
Take
Notice
that
Kriizell's
l.lmlUd
ol
Prince
liupert
!.:.,
orrupatlon
packer
iutrtid
to
aiiply
ror
a
lease
of
the
f
winning;
described
lands:
CotiiiiieiM
InR
at
a
poi.1
planted
appro
imalely,
three
miles
north
from
the
nioittli
T
Winter
Harbor,
Pearse
Island:
then
lorlliwest
two
it)
rlMlns,
more
or
Un-,
i
low
water
mark;
thriice
southwesi
tmg
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
.
(ICO)
chains;
thence
southeast
two
(i
chains;
thence
northeast
ihi
hundred
and
sixty
(160.
chains,
niort
oi
less,
to
point
of
cotiimeueemeiit
and
con
talnm;
thtrty-two
(31)
acres,
more
or
less.
FltlZZELI.'S
LIMITED.
naieu
.nay
ixm,
iiija.
'ame
of
ppliraul.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant,
unreserved.
surveyed
Crown
lands
may
be
pre-empted
by
Ornish
subjects
over
18
years
of
aee.
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intention
to
become
Urltlsh
subjects,
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation,
jid
improvement
lor.
agricultural
purposes.
v
Iull
Information
concerning:
reitu-atlons
repardlnK
pre-emptions
Is
Klven
In
llulletln
No.
1,
Land
Series,
"How
to
Pre-empt
Imd,"
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
free
of
chars
y
addressing
the
Department
of
Lands,
Victoria,
U.C
or
to
any
Government
Agent.
T?nrr.r,la
wilt
VtA
mntHl
COYtrtn?
For
more
detailed
Information
see
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
lanr!
Is
tS
per
acre,
and
second-class
(graz-lnc
land
$2.00
per
acre.
Further
Information
resardlnc
purchase
or
lease
of
Crowr.
lands
is
Klven
In
Bulletin
No.
10.
Land
Series,
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
stumpaKe.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
20
acres,
may
bo
leased
as
homesltes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEASES
For
grazing
and
Industrial
purposes
areas
not
exceeding
(40
acres
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a
I
company.
.-...
uriAtirtu
Under
tho
Grating
Act
the
Province
Is
dlvldea
Into
grazing
districts
and
the
rang
administered
under
a
Grazing
Commissioner.
Annual
grazing
permits
are
Issued
based
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Stock-owners
around
the
norlli
Scottish
coast
and
iu
the
Islands.
WJial
has
been
dono
for
tiornwall
could
ami
should
bi
done
for
our
IfishermiMt
in
the
Highlands
and
'l-.l.....l
'I'l...
'
,f
I'iiil,,
:.!!
we
are
told,""ie
us
our
breakfast
herring:
,
and
our
supper
lobster;
iu
war
time
they
form
the
finest
reservoir
of
naval'
war
power
which
the
country
posses-:
ses.
This
may
be
true
so
far
as
Kiwlauil
is
concerned,
iul
in
lie
Scottish
liorlli
and
west
we
have
finer
still,
and
besides
her-;
riiifr
ami
lobster,
we
have
olherj
fish
than
which
no
betier
arc
to
be
found
anywhere
alse
around
the
Hrilish
Isles.
Yet
we
am.
left
to
pe
away-
and
to
pep
out.
until
there
'tire
'many
fishing
vil
lages
on
our
coast
in
the
sad
dest
state
of
decay,
from
which
the
able-bodied
are
daily
taking
their
Nisid
for
other
lands
where
their
worth
seems
to
be
more
appreciated
by
the
powers
that
be.
Is
it
really
beyond,
hope
to
expect
that
the
present
go
eminent
will
do
for
I
lie
fishermen
of
the
Highlands
and
Island'
what
has
been
done
to
such
pood
purpose
both
locally
and
nationally
for
the
lti.?er
men
of
Cornwall?
D0UKH0B0RS
DO
NOT
follows:
YET
LIKE
SCHOOLS
jomc
of
the
Leaders
Write
a
Letter
to
Nelson
Newspaper
About
It
The
Nelson
News
published
a
elter
front
four
of
the
houkho-
jors
in
refrard
to
the
schools
a
lo
the
Kdjlor
of
The
Daily
News
Sir-1
Will
you
be
gwd
enough
to
pive
little
space
in
your
val-
lable
paper
to
insert
the
follow
ing
appeal
iu
which
we
desire
to
explain
our
progressive
idea?
An
appeal
from
the
Doukhobor
community
women
ami
children,
to
the
all
Canadian
public,
a-
follows:
We
are
knowing
from
the
newspaper
that
the
government
if
Hrilish
Columbia
are
describ
ing
in
the
Caieite
about
the
Doukhobors
that
loukliolors
are
subjected
the
school
laws
The
Doukhobors
have
agreed
to
onen
the
schools
at
their
colonies,
but
there
was
not
ex
plained
that
ainong
the
Doukho
liors
there
are
some
of
them
do
not
wish
lu
accept
the
school
not
upon
any
terms.
11
seems
that
the
government
knows
that
)me
of
Doukhobors
hate
stated
that
they
do
not
waul
the
schools,
and
the
government
hae
not
explained
in
the
Cazeite
to
the
public
that
the
Community
Doukhobors
are
different
in
their
opinion
about
tile
school
question,
as
one
part
of
them
agree
to
open
the
schools
at
their
colonies,
the
other
part
is
acaiust
the
school
law
and
not
accepting
Ibeni
not
tlpou
any
terms,
on
account
of
religion,
even
though,
il
Vwouhl
threaten
I
hem
da'ugerous
condition
from
government
as.
the
taking
away
their
chattels.
"
Such
act
as
to
rob
away
our
chattels
we
do
not
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
think
it
will
be
very
danger
for
purpose...
and
which
is
not
timber-
because
Our
Saviour
Jesus
land.
i.e..
carryine
oer
8,000
board
!..'...
.
fe't
tier
acre
west
of
the
Coast
llange
and
&.U0U
feet
per
acre
east
or
mat
Ilane.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Com-mifirlbner
of
the
Land
Hecordinn
Division.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
is
situated,
and
are
made
en
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
frcm
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
mkdt
to
value
of
110
per
acre.
Includlns
clearlnc
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received.
Christ
have
.suffered
progressive
idea,
and
for
such
took
the
Icalh
upon
Himself.
And
also
not
very
loitfr
lime
aiso
happened
the
same
case
with
Our
Saviour
Tcter
Lordly,
(VcriKini
on
account
that
he
was
against
the
school
laws,
and
it
may
happen
Ihe
same
lot'wilh
his
followers
btil
(iod's
will
be
done.
The
(Uory
to
Out
Ond.
The
bearers
of
this
appeal
are
l'l.OIA
STlir.LAKFF,
D.VCIIIA
KK.NAKKN,
YASL
SULl'.KF.N.
l.OOCilA
STUKLAKIT.
(ilade.
H.I.
.
June
STECHER
SUCCESSFULLY
DEFENDS
HIS
TITLE
AS
;
CHAMPION
WRESTLER
LOS
A.ii:ij:s.
June
11.
De-
feiulinjr
successfully
the
world's
heavyweight
wrestling
championship,
which
he
claims
by
virtue
of
his
jclory
over
Stanislaus
Xbysxko
of
SI.
Louis
on
May
SO,
Joe
Steelier
defeated
Dan
Kolnff.
Ihe
New
York
trappier,
here
last
night
in
Iwo
slraipl.it
falls.
VICTORIA
PROPOSAL"
TO
LEASE
WATERWORKS
VICTOIIIA.
June
11.
l'lans
are
being
formulated
for
a
lease
may
form
aiociaiions
ror
range
oi
ilic
i-sipiiijinii
HiunwuiMi
uj
management.
or
rt,
Ilhe
city
of
Victoria,
the
whole
permits
are
ans.Ils.ble
tcr
setuers,
i
'
.
..
.
.
.
u
i
csupers
and
travellers,
up
to
tea
jsysteiit
including
thai
at
r-ooke
Lake
is
lo
be
combined
into
one
lo
servo
stealer
Victoria,
rL
-J
Bulger
&
(Cameron
announce
Dissolution
of
Partnership
SALE
The
Greatest
and
Most
Genuine
Jewellery
Sale
ever
held
in
Prince
Rupert
WE
MUST
RAISE
MONEY
BEFORE
JULY
1
Our
fine
stock
of
Diamonds,
Watches,
Silverware,
Cut
Glass,
etc.,.
will
b;
on
sale
We
do
not
expect
a
profit
on
the
sale.
We
will
be
glad
to
get
even
the
wholesale
price
just
now.
Many
things
will
be
cut
far
below
cost
You
can
save
25
to
50
per
cent,
and
thrifty
people
would
do
well
to
buy
their
Christmas
Gifts
now
The
business
we
do
proves
that
our
regular
prices
are
right
and
we
guarantee
anything
you
buy
just
the
same
as
if
bought
in
the
usual
way
See
Saturday
Paper
for
Bargain
Prices
SALE
OPENS
MONDAY
MORNING
AT
TEN
fjulger
&
Cameron
Third
Avenue
Ltd.
Jewellers
Prince
Rupert
SAWMILL
DESTROYED.
k"
"
1
VltrniltlA.
.lune
II.
The
Highways
Sawmill,
norlh
of
lob
hie
Hill,
was
destroyed
by
fire
lasl
uu-hl.
the
lois
hem?
about
28.0011.
!'.
I.,
l-'oss
is
president
of
the
company.
QOOD
ROTARY
TAQ
WOODSTOCK,
Oul.,
June
11.
Member
oT
Ihe
'Srls'
Council
al
Woodstock,
Oul.,
raised
foul
for
crippled
.
children
by
sellina.
lags.
The
campaign
was
under!
Ihe
auspices
of
Ihe
llolary
Club.
Jiuimie
ami
w'isiier
Itryaiil',
played
piano
and
violin
duels
all
the
llotary
Club
luncheon
today
which
were
much
appreciated.
Iloyal
Ilurrill,
Oraml
Kxultui
Huler
oT
Ihe
Klk
is
expected
to
be
here
nexl
Wednesday
lo
Visii
the
local
organization.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intsntlon
to
Apply
to.lesse
Land
In
skcftia
.slid
uiKtrlrt:
hernnllnr
III
lilit
r
I'rinre
lliiiN-rl
snil
situate
si
fint
Kitward.
It.
i:.
TAKE
MITICK
Hint
Hie
Skcens
Hlwr
Parking
Coiiiimny.
I.liiiltcd,
r
I'orl
id
ward,
H.C..
iK-riipatliiti
I'l
It
I'sckers,
In
tends
to
upply
for
x-riiilitlin
to
lesio
tlm
riillowlnir
ili'rrllH-il
land
:
CdinnifiK'Ing
st
s
Ix,l
plsnicd
it
Hie
iunjhweit
rurner
of
Ut
4
478
U.V
rusit
dJutilot;
thrnre
soiillieriy
slmiir
lnw
water
mark,
0
ft.;
tlirnre
Sdiithwciilerly,
parallel
in
the
snntlierly
ttiiinil.iry
of
lt
4
4
76,
t
SO
ft.;
tlienre
nurtlirrly
parallel
to
Miltr
rnsrk,
SOU
frt't;
tlii-me
nnrlti
rlrily
along
the
iK.nlhcrly
iNiiuidary
of
Uit
4
471
pnxlnml,
ISO
ri'Cl
In
tlie
ImpIiiI
of
ruiiiiiiHiceiiieiit,
runtaliilng
hair
an
acre,
more
r
SKtKMA
IIIVKIl
I'ACklMO
COMPANY,
LTD.
Applicant
haled
Mav
tM.
I85.
LAND
ACT.
CAtSlAR
TNDDIITRICT
lUatrlrt
nr
I
:!
r.
stlkliio
lilvltiini.
.
TAkK
MITICK
that
I.
Walter
Julian
r
lift
ii
riM-a
Snldlcr).
of
THeRrapli
Crn-k,
H.C.,
(MTiipallnn
Miner.
Intend
In
apply
Tnr
t.i'iinifilun
lu
purchase
tlin
folio
lint
(IpciIIhJ
luutls:
Cnnuiienrlnir
at
a
pout
planted
oliout
mie
tnlie
eat
"f
Mrl.ciHl
sluiish
near
tlm
Stlklne.
Illver
and
almilt
3
mllp
Houilii'i
nf
Telrnraph
Creek
i'
tlienre
norlli
(ill
eliHln";
tlienre
eait
40"
rlialuit;
UiciHC
anutli
KO
rlialna;
Ihenre
weal
4
n
rhalna
lu
txilnt
of
coininnmmient
and
rontalnlnir
3S0
arte,
more
nr
le.
WAI.TKU
JIU.IA.
Applicant
April
tuth,
iVH,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
9
.
'THE
SILENT
ACCUSER'
A
mystery
-thriller
with
11ci
Ihe
tu
service
dug
wlio
truilcd
a
man
llirough
lw
1
dramatic
story
of
crime,
n
man,
a
girl
and
canine.
Lovely
Klcanor
Moartltnan
as
Ihe
km:
w
as
a
Ioy
in
the
ilangcroiis
dives
or
llu'
Argeah
clear
her
sweetheart.
Mysterious
iminler
will
Ihe
only
witness.
How
he
manages
lo
sae
'
truek
tli
real
munlcrer,
ami
bring
happinc-ami
Hie
girl
or
hi
hcarl.
arc
some
of
Ihe
rem
ma-..I
ll.,i
il...
I
....
I
II...
f,.iif-Timled
star
ol
I'1
jU
I'"'
AciMiscr."
Hlrong
cast.
jre
w
'
Earl
Raymond
McKoo,
Eleanor
Boardman,
Paul
Weigel,
Edna
Tlchenor
ami
Polor
the
Great
S
'r
IN
MACK
SENNETT
COMEDY
BEN
TURPIN
"THREE
FOOLISH
WEEKS."
0fo
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY
Admission
35c
an
;
i
Silk
Specials!
for
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
June
11lh,
12th,
I3in
Silk
Poplin,
(iiccii
and
Nile.
licg.
L7-.
hi'
Striped.
Taffetas,
rcg.
:.:ri.
Special
s
n
Black
&
White
Striped
Tarfetas,
rcg.
I
Striped
Satin,
rcg.
3.o0.
Hpfcial
95c
$1.95
$25
These
snecials
me
e.ccitioiially
g(Ml
vai
iv
c"
(..t
lie
i.l.i
....
nil
Knlimlnv
niKhl.
Thuy
nro
rcduni
ami
we
cminul
give
litem
al
Hie
special
lrn,-'
111
ml
W'11
Jabour
Bros.
.
,
--h
7th
St.
Phone
645.
Cor.
3r