THE
DAILY
IfEWS
Frlda'
AOE
SIX
Fancy
CHINA
Special
Discount
for
This
Week
Only
ou
all
Fancy
China.
The
Very
Latest
LUNCHEON
SANDWICH
CUPS
(combined
cup,
'saucer
and
plate)
In
beautiful
Lustre
China
and
delightful
colorings
We
cordially
invite
you
to
view
our
China
slock
which
contains
the
largest
variety
in
northern
H.C
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Do
You
Know
What
This
Means?
50c
You
and
another
passenger
can
travel
anywhere
in
1
1
u
perl
or
to
Seal
Coc
for
the
small
stun
uf
50c.
He
sure
and
ask
our
driver
for
a
ticket.
When
you
have
saved
up
ten
of
these
tickets,
present
them
lo
the
driver
and
you
are
entitled
to
one
free
passage.
Don't
forget
Hie
l'hono
numbers,
18U-112.
Kindling
.
We
are
the
only
Agents
for
this
excellent
fire
starter.
None
better.
One
load
means
more
will
follow.
Delivered,
.$i.00.
Transfer
Call
us
to
do
your
Transfer
work
or
let
us
deliver
your
Coal,
lee
or
Wood.
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Opposite
Old
P.O.
Open
Day
and
Night.
Phones
112-189
WEEK
END
aPECIAL
Tea
'
and
Coffee
For
Friday
and
Saturday
Only
Jllue
Itibbon
Tea,
5
lb.
pkg.
$3.25
lllue
Ribbon
Tea,
I
s
..
70c
Ktnpress
Tea,
I
s
,
.
..
70c
Supreme
Coffee,
per
lb.
60c
Uraids
lies!
Corfee,
lb.
60c
Wedding-
Hreakfast
Coffee,
per
lb.
.
.
...
.
.
50o
Keonoiny
Tea,
per
lb.
60c
Mussallem'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
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Auditorium
Dancing
Every
Evening,
8
to
11
1
Dance
10o
3
for
25c
Salunlity
evening,
a
clog
dance
by
H.
rJabourin
with
his
maple
clogs
on
that
maple
floor.
Oh!
Boy.
Free
Admission
MISTOOK
INDIAN
FOR
WHITE
MAN
Employee
of
Government
Liquor
Store
Unwittingly
Supplied
Native
with
Brandy
Mistaking
an
Indian
for
a
white
man
has
led
an
employee
of
the
government
litjuor
store
i
here
into
(he
police
court
as
the
defendant
on
a
charge
of
supply
ing
liipuor
to
Indians.
William
I
it.
i:....'
;
...1:....
.1.
.imiiri1.
me
iiiuiaii
in
mui'miuii.
(was
fined
in
the
police
court
un-fder
the
Indian
Act
$25
for
hav-iing
liquor
in
his
posyssion.
(inquiries
being
made
he
inform
ed
the
authorities
that
he
had
obtained
the
liquor
a
bottle
of
brandy
at
the
government
stor"
afler
being
issued
a
permit.
C.
L.
Youngman,
the
oflicial
of
tlf
store,
was
summoned
and
he
pleaded
guilly
to
the
charge.
The
Indian
looked
very
much
like
a
while
man
and"
the
action
of
the
official
was
entirely
unwitting.
it
is
said.
the
magistrate
m
holding
the
case
under
advise
ment.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Six
American
and
three
Canadian
schooners
brought
in
a
total
of
1
:!;,
50(1
pounds
or
halibut
this
morning
im-luding
12.000
pounds
held
oxer
by
the
American
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVt
'
NOTICE
IS
lltllKUY
CI
VK.
that
IlK
reserve
cuerintr
certain
lands
near
Un
Junction
of
Mt
l
j
II
and
Skt-cna
luve.
deslmiated
Lot
it,
llaiipe
S,
Coast
Ut-tril
l,
U
cancelled.
Department
or
Land.
victoria.
H.t;.,
May
4
tn.
IV
2
jfcu.
it.
nAUfc.Ti
Deputy
Minister
of
Lauds.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lim
Landa.
In
llw
Land
Itcrurdlnir
District
or
Crime
lttiirt.
and
situate
on
the
north
west
-tial
of
pearse
Island,
B.C..
approi-liualely
three
miles
tiurtti
trout
the
mouth
of
Winter
Harbor.
Take
.Notice
that
1.
Hclclinir
'itianz
or
Suiiuyide,
B.C..
occupation
caiiiicrytiun.
uuenu
to
apply
ror
a
ieae
01
me
101
lowing;
described
land:
CoiiiineiK-lnir
at
a
Mauled
approx
lmalely
three
mllrg
north
from
the
mouth
or
Winter
Harbor.
I'earse
Island:
then-e
northwest
two
(i
chains
more
or
lc,
to
low
water
mark;
llienre
northeast
aloiitr
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
filly
(161)
j
chain;
llieure
wjtjtlieati
two
it
rlialm;
llienre
southwest
one
hundred
and
Mity
U60
rhaltis.
mure
or
h'f.
to
f
Hjltit
or
rommeiiceltient
and
ron-lalnlng
llilrty-inu
3ii
arres.
more
or
less.
JAMES
tIEI.M.XO
STIIA.NO.
.Name
of
Appllean:.
Hated
May
tith.
ittiZ.
One
cannot
burn
Ihe
candle
at
both
ends
You
wouldn't
light
a
candle
at
both
ends
and
expect
it
to
last
very
long.
And
you
can't
attend
yoor
many
duties
as
wife
and
mother,
then
pile
on
washday
labor,
and
expect
lo
keep
yourself
fresh
ami
vigorous.
Why
not
let
us
take
care
of
washday
toil
and
trouble?
One
of
our
many
services
will
fit
exactly
both
your
needs
and
your
purse.
"
And
you
can
"keep
the
home
fires
burning"'
without
burning
the
candle
at
both
ends.
Canadian
steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
5
1-
Now
obtainable
In
Prince
Rupert.
Suprema
Canada's
Fav
orite
Furniture
Polish.
At
all
good
slbres
in
small
or
large
bottles.
Also
"SUPREMA"
and
the
famous
Bleach."
Mop
Oil
"Eureka
Look
for
the
Hoosler
Label.
Dr.FMenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
Take
REAL
Mustard
to
Your
Summer
Home
Be
sure
to
include
one
or
twotinsofCOLMAN'S
MUSTARD
in
the
sup-plies
you
take
to
your
Summer
Cottage
or
Camp.
Only
real
Mustard
freshly
mixed
can
pve
you
that
savoury
zest
and
tang
in
your
food
that
you
appreciate
so
much.
And
only
real
mustard
freshly
mixed
with
cold
water
furnishes
real
aid
to
digestion.
Make
a
note
now
to"rememr
ber
Colman's
Mustard"
when
you
leave.
folmans
Mustard
350
C
aids
dijjestioy
schooner
uiaeier
for
tomorrow's
sales.
A
feature
of
the
sale
was
President,
33.000,
at
a.'JOo
and
ic
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Marguerite
I.,
13,500,
at
lUO-j
and
5c
to
the
Hoolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Hravo.
7.000.
at
.3Uc
and
ic:
thence
south
fO
fhalns;
Ihenre
vest
4M
.hams
to
point
or
commetirement
ana
rotiuinlnr
3tt)
arre.
more
or
less.
WALTER.
1UIJAM.
-
'
Applicant.
April
10th,
J9H.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
-to
Laasa
Lands.
In
the
Land
Iteeordln
District
of.
I'rinre
liujiert,
and
situate
mi
the
north-
eisi
enasi
or
t
t;are
ivianu,
d.i...
ippnu-mately
six
miles
north
rrom
the
mouth
r
Winter
Harbor.
Take
NnMre
that
tiitsse-Mlllerd
Limited
r
Vancouver,
U.t:.,
occupation
inke.s,
inn
iid
to
apply
lor
a
lease
of
the.
fol-imwiuit
deai'i-tued
land:
'
'iimiieiti'inv
at
a
not
planled
approt-
'iiiatilv
Mik
iiillea
n.irtli
rrrmn
the
mouth!
r
Winter
llarlstr,
I'eariw
Island;
ttieme
ii'ii-thwent
two
(S)
chain,
more
or
leu,
in
luw
water
mark;
thence
northea.l
alnntr
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
-'illy
tlf.
in
rhalna;
tlieure
iiuineai
'wi
'i.
chain;
thence
mulliwent
one
buncired
and
alilf
.150)
chain,
more
or
Ii
imi,
to
point
ol
colnuienreinetit
and
con
inng
thirty-two
(32)
acre,
more
or
COSSE
MIIXKllt)
LIMITED.
Name
of
Applicant.
Uated
Maytlth.
19SS.
LAND
ACT.
mxty
-I
cu
chain;
thence
koutheaot
two
t
clialnn:
thence
tmrtlieatt
one
hundred
and
sixty
'ifto
rhalnn,
mort
or
It-,
to
tioint
ur
comiiieiireineni
ana
ton
ainliia;
tlilrty-lwo
'J
arrea,
more
or
lest.
rnizzEMa
LtMiTtn.
,'ainn
ol
U'pllcant
Hated
May
1ilh,
1
SS5
1
rWTTWw
WW
CATARRH
el
the
BLADDER
E1i
C.p.l
:
(MIDY)
teart
raroe
ISTXrV
ftrwur
f'fvr.untcrfctU
EVIDENCE
COMPLETED
THIS
MORNINQ
MANSLAUGHTER
CASE
AGAINST
SYMES
(continued
from
page
i)
etised
said:
"I
didn't
mean
it
just
that
way,"
and
he
started
lo
tell
of
the
accident.,
lie
said
that
ha
hat
dune
everything
hi
his
power
lo'
avoid
it.
Witness
said:
"in
other
words,
you
blew
your
horn.
If
the
children
got
out
of
the
road
it
was
alright.
If
Hiey
tlid
not
lliey
would
gel
killed.'
Arcuscd
replied'
"Timl
is
a
hardj
thing
lo
say.';
Willie
said:j
"It
was
a
hard
way
lo
act."
I'ar-j
ticulars
of
Iho
arcident
were:
then
further
discussed.
.Sergeant-
MrCliurliy
then
arrivetl
on
tin
scene
and
told
Symcs
thai
he
bail
heller
go
'on.
TiTe
crown-otlVied
a
picture
of
deceased
as
an
exuibit.
II
wi
ruled
out
by
His
Lordship'
who
warned
Mr.
.Maiisun
against
exciting
the
sympathy
of
the
Jury.
There,
was
furl
her
lestimon
from
Mr.
Muuro
with
regard
lo
the
rates
of
speed
of
oars
and;
:
lie
possibility
of
witnesses
judging
speed
under
certain
conditions.
A
badly
torn
lillle
coat,
which
Mr.
Muuro
said
at
the
lime
of
the
accident
was
Norma'
s,
besl,
was
entered
as
an
exhibit.
Cross
Examination
The
couu'rsnlion
thai
haJ
lhal
Canadians
received
more
passed
between
Mr.
Muuro
and
lur
second
class
fish
than
did
accused
after
Hie
arcident
was
the
Americans.
Arrivals
were:
American
again
referred
to
under
Mr.
l'at-niore's
cross
examination.-Mr.
I'alnioru-
It
would
be
the
it:;
Defence,
21,000,
at
it.
10c
ami
decent
thing
for
a
man
who
had
caused
such
an
accident
to
speak
lo
you
and
express
his
sympathy,
would
it
not?
Mr.
Munro
Yes.
Mr.
Palniorc
IMtl
he
not
say
'What
would
you
think
of
me
if
Oouali,
8,000,
at
lt.30c
and
ic
to
I
ilid
nol
speak
aboul
It"
Iluyul
Fish
Co.
Mr.
Munro
.No,
he
said
the
Glacier,
12,000
(holding
over).;
words
1
gave.
I
realized
that
Co.
Canadian
Inaturally
he
would
'be
a
Utile
Point
May,
7.000,
at
U.80c
ainl'nervous.
I
held
no
i)l
will
Trump,
10.000.
at
10c
and
.against
lnm.
i.e
to
Allin
Fisheries.
.Mr.
ralinore
ion
you
not
su
TillieiS.,
y.000.
at
'J.'JOc
ami
5c
"I
don't
want
you
lo
come
and
to
Canadian
Fish
V,
Cold
Storage
try
lo
smooth
it
over."
LIBEL
SUIT
ENDS
IN
An
s'milh.
unsuccessful
Liberal
can-'
didale
for
liewdncy
lo
Hamilton
Head,
a
Vancouver
lawyer,
has
ended
litigation
wherein
the
plaintiff
claimed
damages
for
an
'tuvll
lri
liitll
ill
nil:
cuiiiiiiii:
"(iiirl
here
on
June
15.
Hend
coniplaiueil
of
statements
iii
it
letter
written
by
Smith
in
wliicji
were
observalions
reflecting
on
Head.
,dvpr''e
in
'h
'i-illv
Sw
LAND
ACT.
CAS8IAR
LAND
DISTRICT
niitrlrt
or
caslar.
Snkine
InvUioti
TAKE
NOTICE
.tiat
I.
Walter
Julian
.
I..
...
.
-
.
IJ
.
.
T
.
!.....
'....
b-
Mr.
Munro
No.
Mr.
Palmore
Did
he
not
sn
"I
am
not
here
lo
smooth
it
o-r.
An
accident
i
an
need-
APOLOGY
BY
SMITH
"
.
Mr.
Munro
No.
v
Mi-
l'!iinini'i
I
Mil
Von
L
sav.
apology
apoiogy
Trom
iroin
Maxwell!
.ua.vweu;.,
t
..
w:
n,
.,
.'1'iiit.
j
;vu
.....
.
-
satislied
till
you
have
killed
two
or
three."
Mr.
Munro
Nti.
1
Mr.
l'atfnore
Hid
he
nol
say
lhal
he
hail
ntfCes
of
his
own
a.tege,
ine.
w,..c
na.i
m-oi.
-..
jrl
,t.
,ite
f
lllL.
Iillk.
land
he
would
not
waul
to
III.
.fl
!
I.
......
I
n.m
illkll'M't
litem
uciiiiriainj
i
un
..
Mr.
Munror-Hu
did
nol
Mr.
Munro
sahl
thai
accused
had
phoned
Hie.
police
afler
h
lr
Munro)
bail
nlioned
the
doctor
ami
Mrs.
Munro.
Chief
tfpiller
gave
evidence
ol
Ihe
tests
with
cars
subslanlia;-
ini'
lhal
of
Sergeant
.MrClinchy
The
accused
wsts
put
on
Ihe
eland
in
his
own
behalf
after
Mr.
'iuiuillt-u
nwiuirr
.
11
inrpiafii
wrr.,.-
B.C.,
o-eupatlon
Miner,
Intends
to
apply
putmore
outlined
thai
tilt
tie
lor
petTnlMMi
to
)ur(:Ilae
the
followinri
,
,
......
,i;
oetriuea
lanas:
iloiiiinrnrir.z
t.
a
fence
would
be
that
no
negh-
n-t
rttinfo,!
alwiiit
.
,
-
1
H...I
,iv
ii.it
i.t
m
Mel.eiidii
sliiuirti
m-ari
xieiiiv
"
.-nw....
lire
Stlk.ue
hlvrr
.
and
about
3t
miles;
ai-Ciletl
tlid
all
in
llis
power
to
Miuthuet
or
Telerraoh
Creek:
Ulienee
.
..
...
north
81)
ctiains;
theme
eaM
1U
Chain;
a
Old
the
OCCHH'lll.
Accused
on
Stand
The
accused
said
lhal
as
be
came
along
Fifth
Avenue'
there
were
from
lliree
to
five
children
nlaviug
in
the
roadway.
When
lie
eame
over
the
brow
of
the
hill
he
was
travelling
X
or
V
miles
an
lMur.
He
sounded
his
horn
the
children
separaied-some
to
.
,11
I
I
...
u
one
sine
aim
some
to
me
uuit
i
He
nut
the
car
in
neutral
and
had
his
foot
on4
Ihe
brake.
Just
as
he
was
ten
or
11
feel
from
deceased
she
scented
lo
cbatugo
her
mind
and
rushed
toward
tbe
other
side
of
the
street.
He
jammed
ou
his
brake
and
swung
sharply
to
the
right
in
an
al
tetmil
In
avoid
hilling
her.
11
Ihe
conversalinn
with
Mr.
.Mun
ro
and
declared
thai
Iho
conver
sation
hail
bML'ti
f
nth
us
indicated
by
Mr.
lalinorr'
pictiou
and
denied
by
Mr.
Munro.
Ser-
graul
McUlinchy
bad
been
there
but
had
gone
away
just
when
the
conversation
started
with
Mr.
Muuro.
Cross-Examined
Under
cross-exaiuiiialiun,
accused
said
that
it
injghl
bu
possible
to
see
ihe
heads
of
children
from
a
dislancu
of
12
feci
ocr
the
brow
of
the
hill.
Asked
by
Mr.
Mansoii
why
he
did
(tut
turlt
slritijrht
on
to
the
sidewalk
if
inn
rifiht
upon
the
sidewalk
aiid,(j
f,-,,,i
of"
tin
car.
The
car
did!
afler
he
bad
struck
ber,
drovclll0
0j,
iniiJe
of
ten
feet
when
off
the
sidewalk
and
ou
a
short
distance,
lie
tlid
nol
know
why
be
drove
ou
unless
it
was
from
Notic.
of
intention
to
ppi
to
l..m
l.scie.nl.
When
he
had
run
In
the
Land
llerordinr
DUtrltt
t
un
Hip.
Mldcwnlk
lie
Wits
nearly
rriiii-R
jiujivri,
auu
itunif;
uu
mi;
iifirtu-Ml
fnHft
of
Tear
liMaml,
H.C..
aplru-IntatHy
iltrcK
in
lies
nurtt)
from
the
mouth
ur
Winter
llarlmr.
Take
.Notice
that
I'rUztll's
Llmlti'd
vt
erliiw
ltujieit
U.:.,
ocrupatkm
iiat'krrs.
Intciiil
to
aiily
for
a
lee
of
ilie
fol-
lowiur
ncitrriitea
mild:
Coifiinriiriiii
at
a
tjt
nlanted
anurin
linaicly
thn-f
nnlcn
north
from
th
1111111111
nt
Winter
llarhor,
I
carte
Island;
tlmti'-e
nnrlliwi'Ht
two'
(2)
tint
I
in.
more
or
if.
In
low
water
mark;
thence
tuiutliweat
alotiir
low
water
mark
mi
hundred
and
slopped.'
He
could
not
avoid
slrikintr
the
lillle
girl.
Before
he
put
the
car
in
neutral,
accused
staled
(bill
Ihe
spectl
might
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
z
Land
It,
Skeena
Land
IiUtrlrt.
Iternrdln
Dl-trlrt
or
Crime
Itupert
and
altuate
al
it
r.dward.
n
r.
.
TAKE
NOT1CK
that
the
Skeena
lllver
I'acklnir
Cotnpany,
Limited,
or
rort
t-a
uiiM
H.C.
orriinatlnn
FUh
I'ackera.
In
tend
to
apply
lur
pentillon
lo
lean
the
rolloulnir
rteiurllerl
laniH-
Conimetirlni
at
a
rxmt
planted
at
the
tiouthwett
comer
of
ljl
4476
H.V.
nwat
district:
thence
auiitherly
alonir
low
'water
mark.
SU0
It
;
thence
sotitliwealerly.
parallel
t
the
nontlierly
iKinnoary
or
iw
447,
ISO
rt.;
thente
northerly
parallel
to
water
mark,
too
feet;
thenre
northeasterly
alonir
the
southerly
boundary
of
1-ot
147
produced,
150.
feet
to
th
point
or
commencement,
roiiiaininir
nan
acre,
more
or
less.,
SkEENA
ItlVEIt
PACKING
COMI'ArlY,
LTO.
Applleant
tilted
May
lit.
1SJJ.
necessary
going
right
over,
ac
cused
said
that
lie
thought
he
hail
done
his
best
lo
clear
Ihe
child
when
she
suildenldurtcd
Ihe
brakes
.were
jmiimed
un.
W
.
II.
Herry
of
the
jury
made
enquiries
as
to
the
speed
limits
in
Ihe
city
Id
which
Mr.
Mansoii
re
plied
lhal
ilhe
common
daug'iu-
1
rule
always
prevailed
and
was
governed
entirely
by
circumstances.
F.
Haller,
ittiol
Iiqi
Juryman,
akcd
it
I
lie
ic
were
iiul
the
other
children
on
(be
sidewalk
to
be
considered
in
turning
suddenly
on
to
the
sidewalk
as
Mr,
Manson
had
suggested.
Accused
replied
thai
there
were.
This
closed
Ihe
caicfnr
Iho
defence.
The
Jury
.
tfecidetl
11
would
be
unnecessary
to
call
expert
evidence
as
tu
the
ability
of
cars
to
slop
when
the
brakes
were
Jammed
on
at
different
rales
or
speed.
This
had
been
sugcsted'hy
His
Lordship
and
Mr.
Manson
had
secured
a
witness,
Mr.
Heed,
(0
give
Ibis
evidence.
.
.
Advertise
In
(be
Dally
New
announce
Jewellers
-JL
,
Bulger
&
(Cameron
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
hi
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
JJulger
&
(ameron
Third
Avenue
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert
I
a
-
i
have
been
or
10
miles
an
Imur.
j
After
goinn
in
neutral
.with
his
brake
on
Iho
speed
would
bo!
slightly
less
unless
the
car
wu
allowed
to
go
without
coiilrul
when
it
would
iuickly
pick
up
peed.
Accused
was
examined
as
l
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
VIRGINIAVALLI
"THE
SIGNAL
TOWER"
An
exciting
tide
uf
the
Iron
Moad
with
the
"''
"
wnoil
forests
or
California
as
n
background.
AM
Hi
rueiidous
sweep
or
a
niirrnlive
filled.
I
oi'Hh
'"F
'
Ihe
romance,
Ihrills
ami
(lungers
of
rnilnmd
lite
t"
embodied
in
Ibis
Hue
pholoplay.
You
will
see
Ihe
"..
giant
Jocotnolives,
Ihe
hurtling
through
spa
e
..I
an
train,
mill
the
l.rcnlli-L.king
fight
between
lv
.
tigmtl
lower
Yon
will
mh
one
or
ihe
niot
a''
'
"'h
stories
of
the
year
in
which
Virginia
Valli
heights
or
artislic
chnr.t!
ter
porlraal.
Many
sli'
"
-
(
lacles
to
bring
you
to
the
edge
or
ynr
sent
M
-
K
'
,
Virginia
Valli,
Rockllffe
Fellowes,
Wallace
Beery,
Farrell
MacDonald,
Frankle
Darro,
Dot
CENTURY
COMEDY
"PRESENT
ARMS.
50c
ana
niiTue
oeuiniu
Silk
Specials!
for
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
Juno
11th,
12th,
13th
95c
Silk
Poplin,
(ireeii
ami
Nilr.
Keg.
'-7r''
S',erU
$1.95
Striped
Taffetas,
reg.
:.:.-.
Special
.
.
.
,
51j5
lack
&
White
Striped
Taffetas,
reg.
2.j.
1"
$2.35
Striped
Satin,
reg.
:i.rn.
Hjieeial
.
Tliese
specials
arc
exceptionally
good
J.
.sl
be
soltl
tip
till
Hal.ir.lay
nigl.l.
They
are
red.n.
MJ
and
we
cuimut
give
lln'tti
at
Ihe
special
price
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
and
7th
&
ror
Cor"
J
3rd
Phone
645.
,