PAGE
SIX
''
1
Fresh
Killed
BEEF
From
the
Bulkley
Valley
3
Times
Weekly
Potatoes
Per
Sack
$3.50
Sealy
8
Doom
Sixth
Street
'
Phono
455.
Wo
Deliver.
Holeproof
Hosiery
$1.00,
$1.50,
$1.75
Children's
Holeproof
Socks
65c
LINEN
TABLE
CLOTHS,
5i
inches
$2.50
each.
Mrs.
W.
L
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
-
-
OS'J
Phono
Green
389
1
I
I
Prescriptions
I
A
few
reasons
why
our
prescription
department
is
increasing:
Wc
use
only
fresh,
chemically
pure
drus.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Service
Moderate
Price.
Kvery
prescription
is
dispensed
by
a
fully
qualified
dispenser.
Let
us
ho
your
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
WEEK-END
Specials
In
Our
Neat
Department
Pol
llnast,
per
Hi.
.
.
12'2o
llili
lloasl.
per
lh
20c
Hound
Steak,
2
Jhs.
for
45c
Shoulder
Slcak,
per
lh.
15c
Sirloin
Steak,
2
Ihs.
for
55c
Corned
15ecf,
per
lh.
...
8c
Pickled
Pork,
per
lh.
..
22c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lh.
25c
Sausage,
per
lh.
2
for
35c
Ayrshire
Hacon,
per
lb.
35c
Fresh
Vegetables
arriving
every
boat.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-123
5th
Avenue
li.
P.O.
Box
575
Phones
18
&
84
Dainty
Silk
Undies
New
Stock
"Demers"
We
aim
lo
pleaso.
Phone
27.'-
P.O.
Box
327
HAUNTED
CHILD
I
IN
WISCONSIN
CuKous
manifestations
are
Reported
Wherever
Eleven
Year
Old
Girl
Lives
OSHKOS1I.
Wis.,
April
27.
Aid
of
psychologists
will
i-
sought
by
Ihe
friends
of
II
yea?
old
Marie
Maybourne,
foster
child
of
a
farmer
living
nearl
lelhl.
Wis.,
whose
peculiar
be
haviour
has
caused
considerable
discussion
in
the
community.
The
foster
parents-
have
withdrawn
the
girl
from
school'
and
are
protecting
her
from
the
cur
ious
who
flocked
to
the
liltli
farm
house
after
stories
of
s!raiigc
mamresialions
involving!
walls.
Rirthday
$ale
PICK
OUT
YOUR
PRESENT
To
celebrate
our
First
Annual
Birthday
Sale
we
will
(give
away
hundreds
of
Hirthday
Presents.
One
present
with
each
dollar
purchase.
Dollar
Week
3-50c
tins
Schillings
Hest
Hak-
iiiig
Powder
$1.00
'a
lb.
Tudor,
Empress,
or
Great
West
Tea
$1.00
3
lh.
Mccormick's
Sweet
Hiscuits
$1.00
2
lb.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee.
$1.00
5
lb.
Cal.
Table
Figs
..
..
$1.00
3
hollies
Heinz
Catsup
....
$1.00
S
tins
Peas,
(kirn
or
Tomatoes
...
$1.00
Every
Dollar
spent
gives
you
a
Hirthday
Present
20
barsYVhite
Swan
Soap
..
$1.00
20
rolls
Toilet
Paper
....
$1.00
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
,
,
$1.00
3
combs
Pure
Honey
.
.
.
.
$1.00
3
large
tins
Sliced
Peaches
$1.00
5
lh.
Jsugar
and
1
tin
Empress
Marmalade
$1.00
13
lb.
Granulated
Sugar
.
.
10
lb.
Jap
Uice
$1.M
12
lh.
Assorled
While
Heans,
Split
Peas,
Whole
Green
Peas
or
Harley
$1.00
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
v
Heans
$1.00
2
doz.
Local
Fresh
Eggs
....
35c
2
lh.
Hest
Hulk
Creamery
Htiller
95c
13
burs
Palniolive
Soap
.
.
$1.00
1
broom
and
2
cartons
Sunliglil
Soar
$1.00
7
lh.
Seedless
Itaislns
$1.00
7
lh.
Puffed
llalslns
..
3
huge
lins
Libhy's
Asparagus
Tips
$1.00
3
doz.
Sunkisl
Oranges
or
Lemons
$1.00
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
Fresh
Whipping
Cream
Dally
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
Crystal
Firelighters
48
Rre,
for
$1.00
No
mom
chopping"
of
kind-liriig.
riafe,
siinde
lupl
economical.'
Manufactured
by
HydeTransfer
139
8cond
Avenue
Phone
S80
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
A
real
whole
wheat
cracker
TRISCUIT
made
the
same
as
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
Pressed
into
a
wafer.
Crisp,
Delicious
ine
eiuiii
had
begun
to
circulate
u
was
related
that
the
child
Ihe
family.
Preachers'
Opinion
If
this
point
is
proven,
Ihe
preacher
said
this
would
account
for
some
of
the
manifestations,
hut
that
others
could
not
be
explained
on
that
basis.
A
sharp
whistle
is
described
by
witnesses,
who
have
signed
sworn
slnlemenls
to
wilne
'sin;r
manifestations,-
as
preceding
th?
demonstrations.
The
first
occurrence
was
on
Christmas
Day.
when
the
mother
said
she
hearrt
toy.
dropping
on
the
floor
when
none
could
he
seen.
Subsequent
events
ine
four
different
houses
where
the
child
lias
been
taken,
include,
nr-
eording
lo
witnesses,
the
sound
her
face'
had
been
slapped.
Force
Was
Used
Mrs.
iJcorge
Maybourne,
.foster
mother
of
the.
girl,
and
Mrs.
John.
Yijst,
to
whose
home
tlnv
glj-!
was
'taken
on
one
occasion,
asserted
they
were
forced
to
re
linquish
their
hold
upon
Ihe
child's
arm
by
some
unseen
fjrce.
1
sllll
nope
lhal
ine
caso
niay
he
solved
by
the
application
of
natiiml
laws,
hut
I
am
bar-'
fled,"
said
Mr.
(irace,
who
has)
and
other
shareholders
of
the
Northwest
Hiseuit
Company
win
Opposed
a
resolution
passed
by
,i
bare
majority
at
a
shareholders
mcoting
early
in
the
year
that
Ihe
merger
be
ratified.
Tlic
juitee
held
that
the
elTet-l
if
the
resolution
was
to
compel
the
minority
stockholders
lo
accept
shares
in
the
new
company
:n
lieu
of
their
present
holding
contrary
to
I
heir
LICENCE.
SOTH.E
IS
IIF.HKIIY
UIVEN
ttut
on
till
I
Mil
iUy
of
May
r
v
uiMlrntHriifd
In
ifii(l
l
i'ly
lo
tlw
l.lii'ir
Control
Hoard
Tor
J
Llrflin-
In
rei"Tl
nf
llie
lufini.M
Ltmir
part
of
llu-
bulldmr
known
"Uunii'
llolrl."
lluite
oil
Main
Strut,
Ml'
M
il.
Il.l
..
aiHI
upon
1IW
lanus
ur-.
.-11....1
i
..i
.
lu.-lc
I
I
J.n
OIAA.
$1.00'
iTIIiri-
lillnrl
Um1
ItPXlutratioil
IMntrlrl,
iii
me
I'rorince
i
iiini'ii
t-oiunno.,
i"i
Hie
li'
or
brer
by
Ihe
itla
ir
by
lh
om-h
bolllr
fur
loimiiiiptloii
on
(lie
rf-fniM-s.
...
OATHIl
II
Uu-
Oily
or
erlnre
lluiwrl.
I'liivliiri'
or
HrllUli
Columbia,
ttila
l?Ui
day
or
April.
A.P.
!!.
MILIUtKIl
MLIA.t
Dll..
.pinraiu.
NOTIOC
IM
THE
MATTEII
or
in
application
for
llio
Isnuo
or
i
rrnvlidoriiil
Ornriraie
of
-Title
fur
Antlmrri
Iitl
"B"
or
lil
eltll
(7;,
UliHk
folly
-U
(46),
fubdlvlalon
or
I.OL
nevrn
niindrni
ana
loriynn
iiioi
lliiio.li
IIiiiIdik.
Iiinlrlrt
(Mid
1UT).
Satliirartoi-y
pnnir
of
11m;
loss
or
lh
rrtiririi.
i.r
tiiIi.
ruirfiiir
I
tit-
above
land
liiivlitfT
Ikwit
prxMlured
lo
tnr,
II
l
my
inii'niii
n
lo
itir,
hit
me
ripirnnoii
of
our
month
rroni
the"
rirt
publication
Iwrrof.
a
I'rovlHonal
Cnrlirlcale
or
Till
to
tlw
above
bind
In
llie
namr
nf
Paul
Oiii-rnr
Maaaarl.
Tbe
urlrlnal
Crrllflcali'
or
Title
ii
dJlrd
tlin
!Jln
of
Aujust,
l
tit.
ami
If
numbr-ftd.
lit
00
T.
Mud
HfKlnry
orflre,
prlnre
llupcrt,
II.
C.
Kill
Marrh,
W.
ii.
v.
Mcr.Eon.
Hexlulrar
of
Tllln.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
676
DENTIST
shares
in
lien
to
,
stock.
OIL
FOUND
IN
WELL
AT
CALGARY
BUT
NOT
hands
play
with
great
precision,
lasle
and
feeling.
They
interpret
the
old
masters
holler
than
would
do
af-
many
a
white
baud
jrer
long
practice.
All
Indians
(are
musical
'and
most
or
them
'uiv
emotional
and
religious.
They
are
susceptible
to
revivals
(r
religion
and
like,
to
take
part
!m
roligious
survives
,
I
The
young
men
are
adapting
themselves
lo
modern
games
S
.1
m.I
sports.
Ilerenlly
the
Port
Simpson
baseball
leant
went
to
Anyox
and
defeated
one
or
their
hest
learns
and
then
played
against
Prince
.llupert's
All
j-lars.
While
the
semi-nomadic
lif"
is
against
the
advance
of
eiluca
.'lion,
Ihey
will
learn
to
read
and
.
,
.,
write
'
and
have
a
good
working
...
laminar
vunes.
numiip
to
...
..e
law
provi.ns
e.-unni
..
klw(.,),.
of
arilhrnelic
hii.I
The
possibility
thai
the
s-rljhas
run
crying
lo
her
a
ventriloquist.
olTerimr'
all
iitl
wi.vnf'il
rt.Mteirilw
tf.-ll'ill!-
f)l!it
c.xpianaiinn
or
noises
ranging
from
a
shrill
whistle,
to
.tapping
sounds
apparently
coming
from
Ihe
wall,
has
been
suggested
hv
Ilcv.
William
Grace,
adviser
of
various
ojecis.
anil
laps
mai
compensation
to
iiumu-uy
-l0,-
n.r
M-h.iol
subjects.
They
k
rtliiiicnii
fiii.ui.m-
mini
mi-
nuiui-i.s
m-i
iunnS
O
in
rrpt
in-.v
.
i,,,,,!
,
,n
winlr
l.iil
iln.-
i
iik
summer
they
"mine
lo
Ihe
canneries
and
Ihe
schools
an
desrrled.
Some
nf
the
yining
men
ar
ambition.
The
oilier
day
DDnnilflMP
nilAMTlTVl'h-opped
into
town
anil
borrowe.t
1
aHMUMHU
yum.Ililj,,
r,.w
dollars
t
gH
lo
can
Incry.
What
had
he
done
will.
CAl.lSAllY,
April
-'7.
-
lleports
Hj,
wages
llial
he
hjid
eanu-.f
mat
me
naihousu-
oil
well
hail
durlnn
Ihe
winter?
He
ha
I
come
into
jiroduclion
caused
a
snout
every
dollar
of
II
tor
a
slight
flurry
in
shares
of
tlia!jm.w
saxophone
'
costing
lftO.
company
at
the
we.-k
end,
bull.
,m-
he
has
gone
lo
work
ugaii
latest
reports
from
the
well.an,
is
the
proud
possessor
of
while
very
encouraging,
show;--,,.
Mtrumciil
which
he
i
that
Ihe
drillers
do
not
consider
Naming
to
play
with
greul
skill
il.it,
,"'0,lUrc.r.r-
.
I
Hccenlly
In
Stone
Age
i
lie
uniii.u
report
irtini
tut
taken
vhzrge
of
the
iuvesliga-tMii
"
"
"
remmnmiv,
i
uu
states
that
a
light
brown,,
f
lion.
He
is
arranging
to
suu-!ii
witl.
vo-v
i,iffi,
,,,.iin
100
,,,e
,n-
jcrt
the
girl
lo
tests
t,y
sciet.it-
U.nl,
was
encountered-in
a
fine
,""n
lon
ists.
sand
formation
at
3,500
fecl.''V11?.
r"
'..
,
'
wonderful.
Ihe
lives
they
live
ti.p
nil
i....,i
i-.no
r
(-.
INJUNCTION
GRANTED
'';"."?,
i.'
-
'JS.'Ti
!.':.
laooui
i.
jeci
irom
ine
uoiiom
-
RV
II
TO
PROTFfT
.
r
i''t
are
nian
,
fine
clmructer..
,
UX
WU1UU
V
1
v..
.....
,,-..
Il.,.
-..
l,..l,..l
MiitnniTtPiiinrnnmcDC1
drillers,
however,
declare
they,'"..
"T
.ri."l'
"
...V:.V"7
MinUIUII
DnrtIEnULUEI0
have
still
a
long
way
lo
go,
and;'4
"r'
"
",""
t
,
iit
isl
ll0,rilci,
olll
ial
oUltfr
whis'"
,,,:"
lw
knw
Vlelr
u",!,
Edmontcn
Merger
Temporarily
have
encounlered
oil
flow
"'""
"
'
'".
"'
f
1.
Lolh-
Stopped
Throuoh
Action
he
same
way.
l.,liK.usic
erewsi"-'"'
of
Court
In
Granting
arc
sllll
drilling,
bul
the
lalest
,,e
"
0
Archdoaeon
Coitison,
(
u,
u.
t
era.,
Order
development
Is
looked
upon
byl
EDMONTON,
April
injunction
restraining
the
Northwest
Hiseuit
Company
of
Ed
monton
from
merging
with
the
Canada
HiscuU
Company,
a
proposed
national
organization,
was
grauted
by
Mr.
Justice
Hoyle
in
I
them
as
indicating
that
it
is
An
i
possible
to
bring
in
anolher
Itoyalitc
well
in
the
Turner
Valley
Held.
The
reports
have
had
the
effect
of
strengthening
the
whole
market.
a
judgment
handed
down
inR
TRADE
SCHOONER
llir
fttiitirotti
ft
rm
;aiitiltf:t.
.ion
'of
Andrew!,
Hems.,,,..
LOADING
FOR
NORTH
l'"
In.
.
.
.
Nf
Being
Shlppod
by
Rail
to
Fort
siieirii
kelrh
n-iis.
tells
M-M.
..J
I
f
1
1
1
I
.....
I
viwifiui
l
cij
anu.
vwiii
kvdig
for
Arctic
Waters
EDMONTON,
April
-'7.
Flaunting
the
scarlet
Itritish
ensign
and
with
her
while
suits
glimmering
against
the
dull
which
could
not
he
.lone
pn
ae-'Uc
is
Mng
yoaiM
at
llie
Luw
count
of
the
Winding
Up
act
oi;Lcvcl
bri,lgc
Ul0
Alberta
.Motor
Hoal
Cauipaiiy
for
the
lop
of
the
map.
'fhe
slflp
has
been
completely
rigged
for
service
and
was
in
spected
by
her
new
owners.
Slo-
is
beiiijr
shipped
by
rail
lo
Fori
Mc.Murray
and
from
I
here
w
ill
go
down
under
her
oVn
power
lo
Ihe
A
relic
ocean.
In
"many
ways
this
vessi-l!
makes
a
new
depart
lire
in
fur
missionary
who
helped
to
bring
the
Indians
from
the
slate
oi
savagery
ii
which
tliey
were1
found
lo
Ihe
present
high
level
and
the
work
still
goes
on.
Much
might
be
told
of
Hie
work
at
Port
Simpson,
and
on
the
self-denial
and
'persistemv'
of
such
men
as
William
Dum-a.t,
brown
banks
of
Ihe
SatfkatsliM-;W.n
We
know
"o.vviiii
Vnlli-v
IImk
Hwasrin'H
first
I...
i.i.i.
..
.n'
..
.
i
J'"'-
------
,
-
-
-
initll
will
rim
own
wisiies,'
.,
i.i
!.,
,
t,xr.
ii...
the
province
alTordiug
sjiecial
prolection
to
minority
share-holders
against
such
proceed
ings.
Act
Explained
The
act
provides:
thai
action
of
this
nature
may
only
be
taken
$100
'
by
a
special
resolution
carrier.
i
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
ii.
.
iy
ai
lease
tiiive-iourms
oi
inn
otes
of
llioso
voting
at
a
shareholders
meeting,
the
proceduif
winding
up
a
company,
in
which
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
I
and
others,
bul
it
is
more
of
Ihe
Indian
today
in
relation
to
wlm'
,
Itiiitf
tttidn
tiitil
(if
Ilia
ittiiA
peels
for
the
future
that
this
i
lie
wrueir
ueuete
Ihe
Indian
is
doomed
In
extinction,
not
by
dying
out
but
by
mixing
with
the
while
resident,
hy
wlmm
i-MMiluallv
he
will
be
absorbed.
Already
tln
fialive
arls
ar
almost
gnni
ami
every
(Trill
"ii'l'
pmilir
riuill.f
liiiiu
as
civilizing
aw-
irp!
ion.
irade
crnfe.
sin
is
treble
lined
"Imaginary"
Rheumatism
so
as
to
be
habitable
in
the
winter,
possesses
a
largo
coa!
oil
stove
for
conking
and
healing,
is
heavily
engined,
bas
largi-gasoline
and
water
storage
lank
and
is
equipped
with
eluelrie
headlighls
and
interior
illiinii-nulion.
The
hoal
is
double
riiibed
to
withstand
ire
pressine,
ami
i-
one
of
llie
largest
and
slaunrh-est
vessels
tnult
in
Ediiioniop
for
the
lar
noilhern
trade.
LIFE,
HABITS
AND
PROSPECTS
OF
INDIANS
OF
THIS
DISTRICT
DISCUSSED
BY
A
LOCAL
WRITER.
(continued
from
paso
fivoj
for
white
m.uincipalilicn.
jn
the
orderliness
with
which
they
do
their
business.
.
Mcflakalla
has
Jls
own
water
works
system
put
in
hy
the
vil
lagers.
Kim-olitli
has
a
village
sawmill,
electric;
liigh.t
and
tele-
phono
systems.
The
telephone.
Is
an,
niitumutiol
system
wllh
so
many
rings
for
each,
house,
and
llwi-.jiol
uuciimipoH.
for
many
of
Oie
neighbors
tolUteii
in
dud
even
to
old
rude
on
conversations
which
I
hey
overhear.
Fond
of
Music
No
sketch
of
Iho
Iinlliin
lif"
of
Ibis
coasl
wotfld
be
complete
without
.
reference
j,-
lo
theii-muse.
They
eiiiilo'
handinas-lers,
occaslorially-froni
Ihe
cities
and'
are
particularly
fond
of
classic
belt'.
Hons
which,
the
Caused
by
Ulfitting
Shoca
MANY,
many
time
phyil-clans
have
diagnoicd
what
appears
to
bo
rheuma-ttsm,
aa
really
bcint;
pains
nrislnf
from
tho
cffecU
of
Fallen
Arches.
When
the
foot
arches
bejln
to
break
down,
the
pain
Is
often
ascribed
to
a
sprain
or
rheumatism.
Pain
occurs
along
the
inside
of
the
foot,
in
the
heel,
also
the
calf
of
the
leg,
and
Is
often
located
In
the
knee
or
hip
joints.
This
condition
brines
on
general
muscular
weakness
tho
ligaments
are
strained,
Interfering
with
proper
nourishment
of
trie
foot
Tha
circulation
becomes
poor
attendant
symptoms
appear
numbness,
cold,
and
at
times,
undue
perspiration.
To
prevent
and
cure
this
condition
the
foot
must
be
given
support,
combined
witl)
tho
utmost
freedom
of
movement.
Arch
Defender
Shoes
sivo
support
to
the
scaphoid
bono
where
needed,
while
allowing
full
flexibility
and
freedom
to
the
muscular
structure
of
the
foot.
If
you
value
yorir
health
Join
the
thousands
who
havo
lanlshed
foot
trouble.
Get.
a
pair
today.
RCHPVEFENDER
!)
in
Canada
by
The
Defender
Shot
Company,
GalOot
.
BOLD
UY
Jabour
Bros.
Tuesday.
April
27,
Ifr
UMBRELLAS
Many
have
cxprossed
dollght
nt
being
able
to
purchase
an
Umbrella
knowing
that
they
ore
getting
as
good
value
as
they
would
In
any
other
place
In
Canadaj
also
In
havlno.
an
assortment
to
chooso
from
equal
to
any
In
the
laro.
centres.
Seo
our
Window
Display.
Opt'cal
Departm
nt
Eyes
examined,
Vision
tettcd,
Qtassos
fitted
by
B
registered
optometrist.
All
Icntos
are
ground
by
an
ev
pcrionccd
operator,
oxoctiy
to
prescription
and
carofuily
n.
spccteif.
This
export
optical
scrvlio
may
be
had
at
very
reasonable
prices.
Max
Heiibroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
nnd
9
NORMA
SHEARER
in
"Lady
of
the
Night"
A
-lory
of
llie
gliding
social
fiiilil
in
iir
life,
revealing
Ihe
.imoiis
ami
pleasure
or
Hi
world
ami
the
luxiirnoi
gaieties
of
the
rteli.
Vnn
dual
nde
ol
drlnil.ini.-
and
clrmi-iiniiidinne
;
a
in
hull
iiiet-u
.mil
a
1
1
til
nt
society
girt.
A
thrilling
girl-
ami
their
en
troiiim-nt.
A
lale
of
crime
siimpl
iiutisj)
pi'iNliit-eil
Willi
a
new
Imleh
of
Ur-
rust
:
Norma
Shearer,
George.
K.
Arthur,
Malcolm
McGregor
Fred
Esmelton,
Lew
Harvey,
Dale
Fuller,
Betty
Momity,
Gwen
Leen
ami
"tlin
-.
THE
"PACEMAKERS"
SERIES
NO.
0
GEORGE
O'HAHA
AND
ALOERTA
VAUGHN
IN
"THE
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FLAGON,"
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NEWS
35c
and
103
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
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CREP
E
TIES
In
Beautiful
Patterns
From
95c
to
$1.50
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Acme
Importers
Third
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UNION
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ftalllnia
from
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Ik
Alt'
t.
rl,
Al
ri
M1.
BO
ASTORIA
SHOES
Wo
Havo
J
uit
Received
a
Large
Shipment
of
Thcnc
Famous
Astoria
Shoes
for
Spring
and
Summer
Wear
The
Aitlunn
tailor
-ninth1
Sinn-
i-
unsiderril
tud.v
creuiii
of
;iinilimi
slnieiiiiikiiig.
The
ariloi-niti-lion,
Iho
iitlviiiiee
IimicIi
of
llu'inasler
crnflsiunu
is
so
c
ricogiiinetl
in
e'ry
p.-iir
that
it
places
these
,.iors
in
u
of
Iheir
(ivvit.
,
The
new
lusts
iire
nil
oinliiimlioii
ami
Mirfoot
is
usDiircil
in
iilmtisl
every
rase.
We
stock.
Ihein
ill
hi
hrovvn
iiml
tan,
black
ami
brown
kid
in
(Murder,
llaiui
mid
Ox
funis
in
If
it
most
exclusive
styles.
Be
Well
Shod!
Wear
the
Astoria
Shoe
The-,
nre
reinunahlv
priced
anil
Iho
qiinllly
tif
c
pair
is
giuinuiKril
hy
the
mukers.
Sold
cKcluslvely
In
Prlnco
Rupert
at
McARTHUR'S.
SHOE
STORE
Third
Avenue
Next
C.N.R.
Tickot
Office