Friday,
July
31.
19L5,
AOE
TX
THE
DAQVT
HT5W8
WEEK
END
DEMONSTRATION
Heinz
Pure
Food
Products
By
Mr.
R,
Bramley
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
ONLY
'
SPECIAL
$1.00
The
following
assortment
will
be
oil
sale
for
two
days
only
at
tins
special
price.
YOU
SAVE
AT
LEAST
20
PER
CENT
Special
Store
Sale
Heinz
Pure
Food
Products
Lot
1
8
tin
Heinz
JJaked
ISeans,
plain
or
in
Tomato
Sauce,
small
size.
Lot
2
6
tins
Heinz
Ilaked
I
leans,
plain
or
in
Tomato
Sauce,
medium
size.
Lot
3
2
large
tin.-
Heinz
Ilaked
Iteans,
1
medium
tin
Heinz
It.il.ed
IJeaii,
2
-mail
tins
Heinz
Hakcd
I
(can.
Lot
4
J
tins
Small
lied
Kidney
Ileans,
3
tins
Small
Ilaked
Means
in
Tomaloc
Sauce.
Lot
S
7
tin
Small
Cooked
Spaghetti.
Lot
6
5
tins
Heinz
Medium
('ream
Tomaloe
Soup.
Lot
7
7
tins
Heinz
Small
Cream
Tomaloc
Soup.
Lot
8
2
hollies
Heinz
Large
Tomaloe
Kelcliup,
1
botllc
Heinz
Vinegar,
While,
Malt
or
Cider.
Lot
9
3
Una
Heinz
Medium
Cooked
Spaghetti,
1
tin,
medium,
ilaked
lleans,
I
I
in.
merliiim,
Cream
Tomaloc
Soup.
Lot
10
1
tin
Heinz
Small
Ilaked
lleans,
1
ihi
Heinz
Small
Cream
Tomaloc
Soup
,
1
tin
Heinz
Small
Cooked
Spaghetti,
i
hollle
Heinz
5
riz.
Worcester
Sauce,
1
hollle
Heinz
Vinegar,
While,
Mall
or
Cider.
Lot
11
1
hollle
Heinz
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles,
2
small
liiiH
Heinz
lied
Kidney
Means,
2
small
litis
llei'nz
Cream
Tomaloc
Soup.
Lot
12
I
large
hollle
Heinz
Tomaloe
Ketchup,
I
large
hollle
Heinz
Salad
Cream,
I
10
oz.
hollle
Mall.
While
or
Oider
Vinegar.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Phones
210-211-212
Dancing
At
the
Auditorium
8ATURDAY
EVE.,
8
to
12.
1
Dance
10c.
3
for
25c.
H.M.S.
CAPETOWN
15
Piece
JAZZ
ORCHESTRA
Tree
Admission
L
J.
Marren,
Prop.
Phone
Black
449
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Speolallze
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving,
I
GOLD
BRICK
WORTH
$18,000
TAKEN
FROM
SASKATCHEWAN
MINE
'
SASKATOON,
Sask..
July
31!
A
sold
brick
valued
at
$18.000,.
I
from
the
W'ebh
null
at
Elbow
Lake,
which
began
operations
early
in
July,
will
be
shipped
to!
the
federal
mint
before
August:
1.
barring
serious
mishap,
according
to
Thomas
It.
Webb.
.manager
of
I
he
company.
The
,'
company
is
controlled
exclusive
ly
by
Saskatoon
business
men.
Heferrint'
to
the
history
or
the
mine,
Mr.
Webb
declared
greal
luiiiicuiucs
nan
ieen
overcomei
in
bringing
the
mill
machinery'
over
the
long
trails
in
soggy!
spring
wealhcr.
The
mine
is
nowi
fully
equipped
and
can
produce
steadily,
he
said.
the
Webb
interests
are
the
j
first
to
do
any
mining
in
the
El
bow
Lake
area,
and
while
others
have
been
in
I
he
field,
Ihey
have
confined
their
efforts
to
prospecting
and
flaking.
The
mil)
which
recently
start-
ed
operation
has
a
capacity
of!
30
tons
per
21
hours
in
hard
quartz,
and
as
the
ore
in
the'"-Webb
mine
Is
HO
per
cent
schist!-
structure,
jl
can
be
more
readily
handled
and
could
probably
be
put
through
15
to
50
Ions.
The
mill
has
a
crew
of
forly
men.
wild
two
shift
in
the
mine.
In
August
1921,
the
syndicate
became
incorporated
as
a
limited
company
and
liegan
develop
ment
of
the.
mine.
The
average
assay
of
the
whole
dump
taken
from
early
operations
was
120
i
a
ton.
i
vuivu
tug
LAND
ACT.
Notlta
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchata
una.
In
the
Land
Ilerordlnr
PUtrlrt
ut
I'rlwc
nuieti.
ma
siiuaie
ii
Awum
Hirer,
Awum
Bay.
NtiM-tt
Inlet.
Q.c.
blind.
TAkK
.NOTICE
Out
Mr,
l.m
riiH-
Inir
Stranr.
of
Sunnynlde.
B.C.,
orrupatloo
hurried
woman.
Intend
to
apply
Tor
per-UilMlon
to
Tiiirtliaw
the
follouinr
d-
cnlMl
landt:
i-oiniiienelnr
n
a
noat
nUnied
at
hirh
water
mark.
Awunl
Itlver;
Ihence
S
rnalna
north;
tlienrc
10
rhalnt
ueM.
more
or
!
to
north
et
corner
Lot
ISI7;
theme
riHins
win
in;
men
re
is
ihaliu
eat;
ihenre
40
rnaln
north;
ttienee
i
rnain
el;
thence
is
rhaln
iwiuth
to
MM
of
niimnenreinetit.
and
containing
so
acre,
more
or
l.
NIIS.
JAMES
FIELOIAO
STHA0.
Applicant.
I'er
Wm.
0.
Uiu-hell.
Areni.
tiatert
Jnlv
fih.
titi.
FRUIT
Specials
for
FRIDAY
AND
8ATURDAY
ONLY
CASH
and
CARRY
Note
These
fruit
specials
will
he
sold
only
in
the
Dry
(ioods
Store
anil
will
not
be
Clock
Specials.
However,
there
is
a
real
possibility
of
this
special
being
sold
out
the
first
day,
as
fruit
being
a
perishable
article
we
cannot
order
an
unlimited
supply.
100
BASKETS
BARTLETT
PEARS
Kvery
piece
of
fruit
Biiar-
auleed
sound.
Extra
Special,
50o
Basket
100
BASKETS
FREESTONE
PEACHES
Willi
a
money
back
guarantee
as
to
quality.
Extra
Special,
60c
Basket
On
Display
in
Sixth
Street
large
window,
Universal
Trading
Company
We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
Prices
are
no
higher
than
any
other
store
in
Canada.
Goods
marked
in
plain
figures
according
to
grade
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS,
Etc.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
HeHbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
MAN'S
LIFE
IS
SAVED
A.
R.
BY
FEDERAL
MEMBER
McMaster
of
Brome
Unable
to
Rescue
Montreal
Woman
LAND
ACT.
Notlet
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaa
Land
In
Skeena
liange
t
Land
llecordlng
pis
Irlrt
of
Prince
tiiierl,
B.C..
and
situate
llavMark
Island,
south
or
Wales
island,
B.C.
TAKE
'NOTICE
Ihat
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
I
rig
Co.
Ltd.,
of
Vancouver,
It.C.
ocrnri-ilnn.
KalrtKin
Canners.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
r1irrlhii1
lsnd
Commencing
at
h
not
planted
at
high
water
mark
on
west
snore
ot
naysinrn
Miami,
fliencn
north
seven
chains.
thence
east
seven
rhalns:
thence
south
seven
rhalns:
thence
west
seven
rhalns
and
cnntsinlnir
five
acres,
morn
or
less.
THE
CANADIAN
FISIII.NO
CO.
LTD
Dated
Sind
Mar.
is
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
Douglas
Maclean
in
"Introduce
Me"
A
girl
Willi
tantalizing
brown
eyes,
n
love-sick
swain,
mi
irate
father,
n
double-crossing
best
friend,
a
trick,
exploding
cigar,
n
cuse
of
mistaken
identity,
Ihe
highest
jenk
in
the
Alps,
a
niuii-euting
beur,
u
revengeful
moiiiilain-eliiiibcr,
an
nvnlunche
of
giant
snowballs
mix
these
ingredients
with
llirills
and
romance
and
Hie
result
is
a
lip-lop,
rollicking
coniedy-drnmii.
Some
inminlitins
tlon'l
care
who
climbs
llicin.
.limmy
got
dizzy
looking
mil
of
second-story
windows.
Someone
(old
him
there
were
no
windows
oil
nioiiiilaiiis
ami
when
he
tried
lo
climb
Ihe
Mallerborn
in
'high-heeled
shoes,
he
got
dizzier.
And
all
because
bo
bad
fallen
for
a
pair
of
soft-boiled
eyes,
Huperb
cast:
Douglas
MacLean,
Anne
Cornwall,
Robert
Ober,
E.
J.
Ratchlffe,
Lee
Shumway,
Wadw
Boteler,
and
olbers.
COMEDY
"STAGE
FRIGHT."
PATHE
REVIEW
Admission
50o
and
25c
DOCTOR
KERGIN
-
i
i
Or.
W.
T.
Kergin
relurned
lo
the
cily
last
evening
afler
mak
ing
a
tour
with
medical
men,
toj
many
oi
me
principal
cities
of
the
Old
Country-
and
Franc.
The
lour,
known
as
(he
Interstate
Post
Oraduale
lour,
was
one
o
real
interest"
and
profit
to
Mi?!
medical
fraternity
and
occupied
practically
all
the
available
tinifj
for
three
months.
I
Dr.
Ghas.
.Mayo
of
Hoclieslr.
Minn.,
was
chairman
of
Ihe
party
and
among
Ihe
cities
visit-
icd
were
Liverpool.
London,
Man-'ehester,
Dublin,
Helfasl,
Olas-
gow.
Edinburgh
and
Paris.
On
jibe
return
trip
Dr.
Kergin
stop
ped
for
a
while
al
Rochester.
Minn.,
which
has
become
famou
on
this
continent
as
a
medici'
.clinic
as
well
as
possessing
many
fine
hospitals
and
surgeons
which
are
world
famous.
Will
and
Fred
Kergin
were
in
i
lie
Old
Land
at
the
same
time
"
;as
.lhe
doctor
and
they
spent
I
."ome
little
lime
together.
Since
the
doctor
Ie!l
they
have
been
on)
a
tour
of
Ihe
continent,
enjoying
the
picluresque
and"
quaint;
..-eenery
of
the
Old
World
from'
a
motorcycle,
llicy-wiu
return
i
to
Canada
in
time
to
resume
their
studies
al
Toronto
University
this
fall.
KXOWLTON,
Oue.,
July
31.
f
Andrew
McMaster,
M.I',
f
or
!
M
CC)1W
(JrV
llronw'
;ttul
hi
4
tain
Jr.liti
:ni,l
HWlOUllIU
LUliUL
"
'
"
.
,
a
Mr.
Leg
arc
of
Granby
from:
drowning
in
a
boating
accident
I
thai
claimed
Hie
life
of
Mrs.!
after
noon
Mr.
McMaster
and
liij
LAND
ACT.
Nutlet
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaaa
Land
In
Cclar
Land
District.
I(er,rllnsr
ll-
Irlrl
1'rlnre
llupcrt,
H.C.,
ami
situate
nortli'
i,i,rnJ
..r
tt,.riih
Uatr
f.i.fflst.
I.nil
IU'lpL.1
TAKE
MIT1CE
that
the
Canadian
FUh-Ing
Co.
Ltd..
or
Vanrouvrr,
B.C..
wcupa-ll'iii,
SaliiKjn
Cannors,
Inteii'la
to
aly
for
jx-tiriKiiKin
to
lease
the
following
df-H-rlUVd
land:
Cornirn-nrlng
at
I
poM
planted
(t
tilarti
uatrr
mark,
100
yanl
ninth
of
Indian
innke
houe;
thPiirc
northeast
oii
rlialn;
thciirp
nontlieait
on
liiimlreil
and
Ittdiiy
rtialn.i;
tli-nre
aonthucitt
lo
lime
line
one
chain;
theiKc
nortlment
fllow-ing
the
hnrn
line
to
mi,m
f
roinrnenr-iiH-nl.
one
liuiidrrd
and
tw-nty
rhiln.
and
ronlalnlnir
twelve
arrn,
more
or
le.
THE
CANADIAM
flSlinO
CO.
LTIt.
lnid
oiih
ya.
I9H
.
LAND
ACT.
Notlijt
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lean
Land
In
Skcena
tlanca
S
Land
District,
He
cording
DlKliIrt
l-rlm-e
lliiert,
ll.C
and
Mtnatc
Vt
inllft
north
or
Wales
Ulan,
I
(
anni
rv.
on
Wales
lland,
B.C.
TAKE
TICK
that
Ihe
Canadian
Flh-liiar
r,
Ltd.,
or
Vancouver,
B.C..
oriupa
linn,
Salmon
Canncrs,
Intends
to
apply
ror
pcniilssl'Hi
to
lease
the
following-
de-
4rlliof1
lnlid;
Coiimienrlni-
at
a
txint
planted
al
high
water
mark,
near
n"rit
Vt
mile
north
from
Cannery
on
wiles
Island!
thence
north
mm
chs'n:
theme
wert
ten
rlialns
Ihence
aoulh
to
ahnre
line
one
chain:
tlienrc
ea't
following
the
ehore
line
to
imlnt
of
poiiimencement,
and
containing
one
acre,
more
or
less.
TDK
CANADIAN
IISIIINO
CO.
LTD.
listed
siuh
Mav.
1fls
HAS
BIG
GROWTH
Germain
of
Mnnlrcal
on
Stimlav
.urd'
"as
1
aRen
J"-ong
noia
on
It
became
known
here.
Hearing
cries
for
help
shortlj
Imagination
of
Mankind
The
maintenance
and
indeed
son,
who
are
at
their
summer
j"""""
'be
Masonic
Order
is
home
al
Itromc
Lake,
rushed
for:
significant
of
the
hold
it
has
their
motor
boat
and
went
to
the,'nkt'
on
Ihe
imagination
ofj
rescue.
When
they
arrived,
'mankind.
The
Canadian
Masonic:
however,
Mrs.
Germain
had
dis-l
membership
is
now
302,521
disappeared,
but
Mr.
I.egarc
was
Iribuled
among
1,831
lodges.
In,
slill
clingini'
to
an
upturned
this
aggregate
Ontario
leads;
boat,
and
was
rescued.
I
wills
a
membership
of
120,073
Mr.
Lagare
and
Mrs.
Germain
ad
55
lodges.
In
the
United!
had
been
fishing,
when
their
!
Kingdom
r.nglanil
has
a
inr-m
lioat
capsized.
bership
oT
2'J2,T)00
and
4.003;
lodges;
Ireland,
il.OOO
with
loilges;
Scotland,
72,000
mem
hers
and
870
lodges.
In
Conli:i-!
enta!
Lurope
there
are
2.100
with
a
membership
of
250,000,
The
membership
in
the
United
Stales
at
the
end
of
1921
lood
al
2,8117,808
divided
among
51
IN
jurisdictions
and
15,710
lod
ges,
in
all,
the
tola!
memlier-
hfp
of
lodges
working
in
Ihe
nglisli
languages
is
appro!
malely
3J10.000
and
in
languages
100,000
giving
Iho
lolal
meinbershit)
of
regular
lodges
throughout
Ihe
world
at
ipproximalely
4,310,000,
FISH
SALES.
Cora,
1,000
lo
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Slorage
Co.
al
1
i
and
Cc.
Lcnor,
13,000
to
Booth
Fish
eries
al
1
1.30
and
0c.
Hi
Cill,
12,000
lo
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Slorage
Co.
a
11.20
and
0c.
LAND
ACT.
ELIiK.E
II.
Sl.lll-SU.
Iiati'il
Jinir-
30lh.
1025.
IN
PROBATE.
COLUMBIA.
RETURNS
HOME
Local
Surooon
Made
Trip
Europe
With
Other
Members
of
Medical
Applicant.
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
In
tin-
Matter
or
tlm
Administration
Art;
and
III
Urn
Mattrr
or
Ihe
Kulale
or
Jack
Clirls-toff.
Iifrpmrrt
Inli'Klali'.
TAKK
MiTICK
that
liv
onliT
or
Ills
Honor
1'.
Mrll,
Ycnnor.
liiailn
thir
Hill
ilnv
ir
Jnlr,
A.I.
Itl5.
I
wa'
appolmcd
Art-inlnlKtrator
or
the
estalc
or
Jack
t:iirltrr,
(lcci'ni,(1,
and
all
partle
liavinir
HaliiH
arnlnM
the
nalil
mlate
am
hiTdiy
it-;
rinlrrd
to
nti-titxli
aanif.
properly
verified
to
nie
on
or
nerore
tne.
:nnn
nay
in
.mikii,
A
Ii
lU'JS.
ami
ami
all
all
mrtiea
mrtlea
liulelited
Indented'
to
to
the
the'
ex
Into
are
re"
ul
red
II
nay
the
ainoiint
of
their
liidelileiliieitH
to
me
rorlhwltn.
MlllMA.N
A.
WATT,
orriclal
ActmliUslr.-ilor,
I'rlnre
lliiert.
B.C.
Iiated
Ihe
flotli
day
r
July,
10SS.
to
LAST
CALL!
LAST
CHANCE!
to
take
advantage
of
our
Great
Clearance
Sale
Extra
Big
BARGAINS
for
Friday
and
Saturday
BARGAINS
AT
25c.
Hig
Table
of
Cotton
Crepes,
(iinglianis,
Blue
Hirtl
Crepes:
values
up
lo
50c.
All
one
price
while
lliey
last.
I'er
yard
25c
PRINTED
SILKS
In
a
greul
vuriet)
of
patterns.
A
wash
fabric.
For
Dresses,
Mouses,
Scarf
or
Kimiuias;
3d
ins.
wide;
regular
S
1
.50.
Clearing
al.
pe."
yard
$1.00
ENGLISH
BROADCLOTH
In
a
full
range
of
colors.
Fine
silky
finish
for
slips,
underwear
or
dresses;
;i(
and
10
inches
wide.
Hcgtilar
price
$1,110
per
yard.
On
sale
ul
per
yard
WILY
MAGISTRATE
Notleo
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land'
A
certain
IliaKislrille
WHS
tak-
In
l-rlni-f
Itupcrt
Laml
licinnlliiK
OlMrlrl'
.
,
,
,
,
-nm.
nr
linilAli
OiluniWa,
anil
liuai!
at
111
cuiicb
in
mu
uuu
i.n
.V,,"'''"..!'',!
!',!:',V,!ir,!',.P1'iner
evening
when
a
fellow-inem-
tit-r
of
Indian
Iteerve
.No.
One,
Oraliam
,er
cciiiaikfil
Ihat
hot
COlfeC
WHS
T.ki.
(iti:k
tint
i,
Eiieii
ii.
simp-
not
a
good
summer
drink.
m.n,
or
MaiM-tl,
llrlll'li
l-oiuniiiia,
ucrupa-
,,
kIhiiiI,!
laku
COOllll
I
nil
ti.irkpr.
Inlinrt
In
aiily
rnr
a
l-40
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r
tiw
roiinwinit
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lami.:
'
drinks
this
nicniher
auviseii.
Coiiuii.-iniiia:
al
a
Ikiki
pianidl
aimiu
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alns
nnrth
fnmi
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nortliea't
inlii.T.
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rSlUKir
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3
rlialna
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ruiiowinir
low
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tiialnn
In
a
wemi'i-ly
direction;
tlii-inn
.
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11
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miiillnTly
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rhaliw.
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inaterly
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;
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to
point
uf
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have
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up
lfrt4
,UB
DOCKS
AT
VICTORIA.
VICTOIIIA,
July
31.
tJ.O.M.M.
Ifreighler
Oaniullan
lMoneer
uu-
derwent
repairs
and
general
overhaul
al
Ihe
HsiuimaU
dock
last
week.
SHIPS
FOR
FORD
WASHINGTON.
July
3
1.
--Tin!
Shipping
-Hoard
has
hCCIl
given
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Holgerson
Block,
Prlnca
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hour's
0
lo
C.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and'
Saturday
Hvenlngs
permission
to
sell
lo
Henry
roru
iOO
vessels
for
scrapping.
BIRTH.
There
was
burn
at
Ihe
Prince
Hupcri
General
Hospital
lo
Mr,
and
Mrs.
L.
Animllo
of
330
ith
Avenue
l'.asl,
a
son,
today.
The
new
Union
steamer
Calala,
Oapt.
A.
Jolmstoile,
is
expected
here
Ibis
afternoon.
Doing
her
Skeena
Itlyer
calls
first,
Iho
vessel
was
abeam
Halniorlil
Gunnery
at
2
o'clock
Hits
afternoon.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News,
80c
RATINES
Alwaxs
serviceable
for
House
Dresses
afler
the
summer's-
wear:
values
up
lo
$1.15.
Clearing
al
per
yard
.
.
05c
STRIPED
BROADCLOTH
Our
well-known
"Tyaiia"
Brand
which
washes
like
a
silk.
Worth
$1.50
per
yard.
On
sale
al
per
yard
85c
CANTON
MORACAINE
A
plendid
washing
ninleml
for
,
noon
or
street
dresse,
in
While
s.
Mauve,
Hiirul
Orange,
Murk,
etc.:
ill
wide;
worth
$l.3.".
On
sale,
per
y
.
$i.co
BARGAINS
AT
40c.
bOO
Yards
Figured
Voile-.
Hi
Voiles,
Haliues,
(iingli.iiii-.
l
cloths,
in
greal
variety
of
-had'
patterns;
values
up
to
Oor.
A1
price,
per
yard
In
a
stripes,
per
yard
SATINETTES
big
range
of
colors,
both
pi
Worth
7c
per
yurij.
Ll
ENGLISH
VOILES
In
beautiful
designs
and
gre.it
Ud,
ILS.
i."
inches
wide.
Values
up
i
Clearing
ut
per
yard
i
40c
50c
NATURAL
PONGEE
Our
regular
X5c
line;
-p''
Ipialily,
wiicb
washes
woll;
7Ai
only
white
it
lasts,
per
ynrd
.
50c
EOc
These
are
but
a
small
part
of
the
values
we
offer
come
and
see
for
yourself.
To
get
best
values
please
shop
in
the
morning
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
STORE
Phone
753
Smith
Block,
Third
Avenue
BOTTLED.
llluejaekels
were
being
entrained
al
a
railway
slalion
and
the
ollicer
in
charge
missed
some
other!Hf
W
"R""-
.
l'rescnily
in
I
lie
uisianrc
ne
caught
sizhl
of
a
couple
of
Mar
ines
slumbering
on
a
seat,
their
amis
round
each
other's
neck.
A
frown
came
over
his
face
as
he
turned
to
his
petty
ollicei.
"Who
are
those
men?"
"Two
Marines
from
I'orls-moulh,
I
think,
sir,"
came
lit"
hesitating
answer.
"On
dran?"
said
the
ollicer.
"No,
sir;
bottled,
I
fancy,"
replied
the-
petly
ollicer.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailintt
rrwu
I'rince
nuperl.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
.amen
tar,
and
Aim
Bay,
Tuoada,.
r
or
VAfiCOUVCR.
VICTORIA,
Altrl
!U,.
and
l.n.on
Bar.
lurdi.
10
for
AftYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlt.r
Cannorl.L
Frldar
A
M.
US
2nd
Atonuo.
J.
Barnalat,
Aionu
prlnco
Rupo'L
0
One
Cent
Sale
Winding
up
our
July
(flenraiicc
Sale
Willi
nn
cx
dinary
offer.
One
Cent
Sale
is
a
common
event
in
a
'
store
but
is
it
possible
in
a
dry
goods
store?
We
nre
v
ing
lo
give
il
n
(rial.
Sale
coiilumes
till
.Saturday.
Auk
t
1
TWO
ARTICLES
FOR
THE
PRICE
OF
ONE
PLUS
ONE
CENT.
We
have
if!
pairs
of
Ladies'
Itias
Corsets.
We
:
discontinuing
this
line
hence
we
offer
one
pair
at
the
"
lar
price
and
unothcr
for
one
cent.
Hcgular
price
s
Hule
two
pairs
foil
$4.76.
Ladies'
While
Uaiivns
Shoes
Irimnieil
with
bi;n
I
tcnl
Icalber.
Itegular
:$.()().
Sale
two
pairs
for
$3.01.
Ladies'
White
Pique
.Skirls.
Itegular
$:t.S5.
2
skirts
for
$3.26.
Ladies'
While
Middies
2
middies
for
$3.26.
Itegular
price
$:i.!T.
Ladies'
White
Hiiiiuiiig
Shoes,
rubber
sole.
IU'..
-1
$2.00.
Sale
2
pairs
for
$2.01.
Men's
Illuming
Shoes,
While,
Ilrown
and
Illni
k
M
R
ulur
$2.25.
Sale
2
pairs
for
$2.26.
Girls'
While.
Canvas
Slippers.
Smart
Slop,
with
ie
'In
soles.
Hcgiilai!
$2.50.
Sale,
2
pairs
for
$2.51.
YOU
CAN
JOIN
WITH
YOUR
FRIEND
OR
NEIGHBOR
TO
MAKE
A
PURCHASE
OF
TWO
ARTICLES.
THERE
IS
NO
RESTRICTIONS
ALONG.
THAT
LINE.
TWO
ARTICLES
AT
REGULAR
PRICE
AND
THE
THIRD
FOR
ONE
CENT
Girls'
Lisle
Hose.
Itegular
7Gc,
two
for
l.50.
Silr
3
pairs
for
$1.51.
Voiles,
any,
pattern
in'
our
stock,
2
ynnls
at
it
!,iir
price
and
the
third'
for
one
cent,
if
(he
regular
price
i
''
2
yards
Tor
$1.50,
and
3
yards
for
$1.51.
Knglisb
Washwell
Gingham,
an
inches
wide.
Ilew'"r
Ode,
2
yards
for
$1.20.
Sale,
3
yards
for
$1.21.
While
Flannelette,
no
j,u.K.s
w,,j
nt.gulur
H'.
2
yards
for
80c.
Sale,
3
yards
for
81c.
Hciurh
Cloth.
Hegulnr
00c,
2
ynnls
for
$1.80.
Sal-
3
yards
for
$1.81.
Hoys'
Cotton
Sweaters,
ltemiloi.
n-.,.
r..,.
si
"
W
IUI
.V
.
JABOUR
BROS,
LTD.