PAGE
BIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FOR
THAT
SLEEPY
SPRING
FEELING
Take
a
bollle
of
Edinburgh
Hospital
Sarsaparilla
Compound
1'Jnriches
and
vitalises
the
lilood
$1.00
a
Bottle
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Eggs!
Butter!
Cheese!
The
Highest
Quality
at
the
Lowest
Price
H.C.
Fresh
Eggs,
3
doz.
...
$1.00
Prince
Hupert
Local
Vug.
3
doz.
...
...
.,.
$1.45
Hulk
Hulter,
reg.
50c,
3
lbs.
$1.30
Hulk
Hulter,
ier
box
$8.25
Capital-
Hutter,
2
lbs.
95c
Onfario
Cheese,
reg.
35c,
3
lbs
85
c
Hum's
Golden
Loaf,
rep.
50c,
3
lbs'.
......
..
$1.35
HurnVs
Golden
Loaf,
5
lb.
bux
$2.03
Swiss
Gruycre
Cheese,
per
pkg,
...
45o-
(oat
Cheese,
reg.
G5c,
2
lbs.
...
...
$1.15
Jack
Cheese,
reig.
50c,
2
lbs.
i
,
85c
..Take
advantage
of
these
prices
1111
your
1st
t
the
month
order.
.
.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
(17-J23
5tle
Avenue
K.
P.O.
Box
575
Phones
18
&
84
Holeproof
Hosiery
$,1.00,
$1.50,
$1.75
Children's
Holeproof
Socks
65o
LINEN
TABLE
CLOTHS,
51
inches
$2.50
each.
Mrs.
W.T
Wilson
Third
A
Venue
P.O.
Hox
-
-
8'J
I'honc
Green
3U'J
Discount
.
Saie
Silk
Dresses
20
Pbr
Cent
off
We
are
overstocked
"Demers"
Wo
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
.Block
1
Phone
575
.
DENTIST
SCOTTISH
SABBATH
UNDER
DISCUSSION
Lord
Inchcape
Precipitates
Avalanche
of
Letters
In
Glasgow
Herald
'
1
.
Christian
people
in
Scollandl
havn
hiin
ililitu
sllriinl
mim.'
iner
by
a
widespread
discussion
of
the
old
qucslhip
qf
Sabbath
observenee
say's'tiio
,'
Toronto
Globe.
The
agitalloii:.vu.s
pre
cipitated
by
air
aa'licle
by
-Lord1
--
Incheapo
published
othc
cd!,far
as
s
poumns
tf
lorial
page
or
he
Glasgow
He.-,.t
.,.,,
insu-mciu.
ol
aid.
1
his
article
was
onlv
a,
few,.,,,
Kiiiai..,
,
,,,....
.
rm..
n....
.
hundred
words
in
length;
hut
it
resulted
in
an
uncxpetcpd
avalanche
of
letters.
As
Lord
Inch-cape
is
well
known
as
a
very
successful
business
man,
the
head
of
a
great
shipping
enterprise,
a
director
of
the'
Suez
Canal,
and
-a
man
of
cosniopoll-
iuii
iTAjii-riuiitcs
anu
iiust;r,aiiuiis,
1
tide
was
published,
The
Herald
announced
that
it
would
have
to
bfing
the
discussion
to
a
close
so
Rirthday
Jjjale
PICK
OUT
YOUR
PRESENT
To
celebrate
our
First
Annual
Hirlliday
Sale
we
will
lgivc
away
hundreds
of
Hirthday
Presents.
One
present
with
each
dollar
purcliase.
Dollar
Week
!
3-50c
tins
Schillings
Hest
Hak-
iwjr
Powder
$1.00
1'i
lb.
Tudor,
Kmpress,
or
Great
West
Tea
$1.00
3
lb.
MeGorniick's
Sweet
Hiscuits
........
$1.03
2
lb.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee.
$1.03
5
lb.
Cal.
Table
Figs
....
$1.00
3
bottles
Heinz
Catsup
$1.00
3
tins
Peas,
Corn
or
Tomatoes
..
,
'..
$1.00
Every
Dollar
spent
gives
you
a
Hirthday
Present
20
bars
White
Swan
Soap
.
.
$1.03
20
rolls
Toilet
Paper
....
$1.00
4
cartons
Sunlight'Soap
.
$1.00
3
combs
Pure
Honey
....
$1.00
3
large
tins
Sliced
Peacltes
$1.00
lb.
Sugar
and
1
tin
F.mpress
Marmalade
?:
$1.03
13
lb.
Granulated
Sugar
.
.
$1.00
10
lb.
Jap
Hice
$1.00
12
lb.
Assorteil
White
Heans,
Split
Peas,
Whole
Green
Peas
or
Harley
...
...
.....
$1.00
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
&
Heans
$1.00
2
doz.
Local
Fresh
Kggs
.
.
..
95cl
2
lb.
Host
Hulk
Creamery
Hulter
,
95c
13
bars
Palmolive
Soap
..
$1.00
1
broom
and
2
carton's
Sunlight
Soap
..
.
$1.00
7
lb.
Seedless
Itaisirts
....
$1.00
lb.
Puffed
llaisins
....
$1.00
3
large
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips
$1.00
3
iloz.
Suiikisl
Oranges
or
Lemons
$1.00
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
Freeh
Whipping
Cream
Dally
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
MILK
PRICE
Reduced
Commencing
May
1
CASH
PRICES
7
Quart
Tickcl
$1.00
V
Pint
Tickets
....
$1.00
Table
Cream,
pint
4
.
15o
Whipjiing
Cream,
pint
25c
Daily
Train
Service
com-
meuuc.s
May
l.
Phone
your
order
to
G57.
Valentin
Dairy
Crystal
nrei
i
enters
48
Fires
for
$1.00
No
more
chopping
of
kind-liiiig
Safe,
simple-
and
economical.
Manufaclured
"by
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
four
fullv'rblumns
of.
thfr'naner.
and
thc-ledltuVs
slafed
that;
in
aditioii
to
Hie
nearly
one
hundred
letters
which
Ihey
had
printed,
several
hundreds
more
had
come
Co
hand.
Other
Papers
Such
linhlld'v
1111
I
lilt
:im-iinl
the
same
lilno
modern
ins
worus
naiurauv
carricu
,,
vu,
question
cou,j
nol
ll0
wt'iuni.
nui
nn-M
aiiir
ins
ai
confined
to
one
newspaper.
The
Hritish
Weekly
took
the
mailer
up.
and
undoubtedly
good
has
resulted
from
the
focusing
of
attention
on
one
of
God's
pivotal
provisions
for
mankind.
Lord.
Inchcape
was
rather
severe
in'his
criticisms
of
"certain
n
LANO
ACT.
IVollc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
(.
Lond
III
I'nnrv
Huwit
IjiiiU
llci
jrilinr
liu-
irlrt
if
ijijiI
lining
mil
llul
oil
Scuth
1111-1141-1.
lslant.
1
AKK
Mirn:t
ilui
Airrril
swii!i,
or
I'rlnrc
lluwrl,
iirciiiallili
Mariner,
ill
-lemla
l
nitty
fur
Utt
vt
Umj
follow-
i;i(f
iienrrtixru
lanus:
t.irfiiiiM-iniiKr
at
mI
iUiilrl
l
tin-iiurlli
cud
(if
-Souih
IUrlui-1
lUuJ;
llwil'-e
ai'i.uiid
tti
Island
at
Illicit
toalrr
mark.
ami
ruiilaiimif
!u
arrr.
tuur
or
li.
Ai.mtu
sn.i.w".'.
,
Aiiltraut.
mini
tprll
7,
Hi.
i
LAND
ACT.
Rotlct
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Ltaia
Land
In
I'rinic
ItuiKTl
Laml
lleititiliiiir
ln
Irlrt
or
(iat
liaiim1
S,
and
tiluale
on
Mirlli
KarluiPl
lalanil.
'
TAkt
MITIi;t
that
Alfinl
Svantou.
Of
Crliiri'
Iluprrl.
ori-uialloii
Marlui-r.
In-n
nd
In
apply
f'ir
H-
of
I
lie
follow-
iii'
iii'mtiimsi
ianu:
i:oiiuinn-inr
at
a
mil
planted
at
tin
nith
end
of
.Vurtli
llai'liael
Inland
:
llirnie
around
tlw
island
at
litrli
water
mark.
itul
roiilain.nir
it)
aerrn.
inure
or
ir.
Al.nttL)
SWA.VSO.V
,
Appliraul
Haled
April
?7,
IBttft.
QOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
FOR
LICENCE.
NOTICE.
BEER
MITIi.t
14
IIKHKIIY
OIVK.V
that
on
tho
I
Mti
riai
or
Mv
nell
Hie
iiiulpr.latied
In
IN'
THE
MATTFH
of
an
application
for
Mm
lsue
or
a
provisional
Certificate
of
Title
for
Anidflird
Lot
"B"
of
Uil
aevrn
(7i.
Murk
forty-iU
(6),
tuuniviainii
or
Lot
aeven
hundred
and
forty-fit
(740).
Queen
Charlotte
District
(Map
lUit).
Sallnfaetory
proi
or
the
loa
of
Ihr
irltriral
of
Tltlr
eovfrlnir
thr
iliove
land
havinir
been
produced
In
me,
It
It
my
Inienili
n
in
lumr.
aflf
lb
rplrlion
of
one
inontn
from
Hie
flrt
publlcalion
hereor.
l'rovllonl
Certificate
of
Title
to
lh
alKive
land
In
the
name
of
Paul
Onerrle
Maasarl.
The
0rl1rln.1l
Certificate
r
Till"
dalrd
the
5tfi
of
Atimst,
10
1
0
anil
la
iiniiibe-ed
1
1100
I
Land
nerimry
office.
Prlnr
nupert,
D.C..
KID
Marrli.
!?.
II.
F.
MACLEOD.
Ilearlalrar
of
Tltlr
PONGEE
An
Ideal
material
for.
children's
garments
and
ladies'
underwear.
A
mixture
of
silk
and
cotton
which
will,
glye
satisfactory
service!
P"c'tyUrd
i
60c
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
''Third
Avenue
Phone
753
iished
by
Tiny
(Hasgow
Herald
liavtV
expressed
agreement
with
Lord
Jnclicapes
position,
but
I
he
frank
protests
and
earnest
objections
(0
his
article
have
been
significant
and
.distinctly
NOT
ENOUGH
GIRLS
COMING
TO
CANADA
Demand
on
Part
of
Farmers'
Wives
Much
Greater
Than
Supply
11F.GINA,
April
30-
'Saskatche
wan
farmers'
wiu's
are
looking
anxiously
"for
the
household
hel)i
which
(he
Hureau
of
Labor
women.
The
pay
offered
is
from
ami's
"bondage"
are
not
iuorc-20
to
25
a
month
and
fully
50.
CHEEK
SLASHING
IS
'
HF.HLIN,
ApriLJO,
MenMir,
o
an
historical
slutlcnl
tends
to
apply
in
tin;
Lliiuor
Cimlriil
.
Mt
...i..,,
t
.
I
i
k
i
dtiel-
tmu
OI
sunn
lit
iirnthiiiK
r
r
i
ti
nr
.-itiil
Hti
um
i-
of
he
ttnard
for
j
Llrenee
m
reH-ct
prrtiiinrit
peinr
pari
or
ine
nuii'iintr
kimiwii
as
yuK-n'a
llutrl,"
ulluate
on
Main
Strret.
Masselt,
U.C,
and
utKin
the
land
de-Mr,
Led
it
lAt
i,
lllork
II.
Map
9ICA,
k'tlnre
Huperl
Land
lietrlntration
iltrlrt.
Hi
III)'
Province
of
Hritish
Qilumlila,
for
the
ale
of
leer
by
the
trials
or
oy
iimi
"pen
lmltle
for
conntimptlon
on
the
premised.
IiATF.Ii
at
the
niv
of
Prime
Itupert.
Provlnm
Hf
Ilrltlsti
Columbia,
thta
Hth
day
or
April,
a.ii.
iujo.
MI1.IU.KI
LILIAN
UUN.1.
Appllrant.
ling
corps.
The
Heidelberg
de
cision
restores
this
traditional
right.
This
decision
reassured;
the
students
assembled
for
the,
Herlin
conference.
A
depiitation
of
students
(his
week.
proceeded
lo
Potsdam,
visit
visited
the
aviation
field,
wherej
Ihey
were
addressed
by
I
r.
F.ek-
em'r,
to
whom
the
students
hadi
promised
financial
and
moral!
support
for
the
coming
North'
Pole
flight.
Ir.
r'ekener
congratulated
the
sliidcnls
on
safeguarding
Hie
old
German
idealism,
which
shows
jfhal
Ihe
Ger
man
spirit
cannot
be
withered
byi
igross
violence.
lie
explained
thai
Ihe
coming
North
Pole
flight
i
aims
less
at
reaching
the
Pole
I
than
in
testing
the
capacity
of
a:
'fimclln
limine
1'nt.ip
mmlff
Inns.
Warren
Gxley,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thoina
Oxley,
formerly
of
Anyox,
was
a
passenger
aboard
I
the
Princess
ItOyal
today
going
through
from
Vancouver
lo
Hie
(Telegraph
Creek
mineral
district
where
he
will
ppend
tno
summer.
His
fallier
has
been
spending
the
winter
in
the
Atlin
district
where
he
is
entgaged
in
inipo
development
workj
Tho
whaling
steamer
Gray,
which
lightered
the
slramied
CP.
It.
sleainec,
Princess'
Kna
of
her
cargo
on
(he
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
arrived
from
ithere
al
1:0
tills
afternoon
and
is
tied
up
al
the
ocean
dock
preparatory
lo
proceeding
lo
Ketchikan
and
other
Alaska
ports
at
f
o'clock
this
evening.
The
Counl.v
Court
case
ofTheo
tiollarl
vs.
J.
Krikevsky
lias
been
tellled
out
of
HARBOR
REGULATION
BREACHES
CHARGED
George
Ladlcos,
and
Imperial
Oil
Company
to
Appear
In
Pollco
Court
Informations
changing"
breaches
of
the
harbor
regulations
have
been
laid
in
the
city
police
court
liy
dpt.
H.
i.
Marsh,
harbor
master.
George
Ladieos
is
charged
with
mooring
a
boat
without
permission
at
the
float
of
the
CA'.ll.
Yacht
Club
and
also
with
not
having
a
name
ami
license
for
his
boat.
His
0110
Is
being
heard
this
afternoon
with
if.
W
everend
Scottish
narsoiis."
111d
a,1(l
lndunlries
of
the
provincial
Taylor
defending?.
radical
in
his
suggestions
for
government
arranged
to
ho
seuli
Tomorrow
morning,
,
charges
Sabbath
observance.
He
says
hoM"
them
from
the
Hritish
Islesa,,j,IS
u,,,
lf,,,,oriaI
Oil
Coin-
was
"brought
up
in
the
narrow.'
""''er
Hie
Imperial
Government;
pany
w,n
.
.anl.
They
will
atmosphere
of
the
Scottish
Sab-;0
Settlement
scheme.
The
.
charged
wMh
permitting
bath."
and
"I
certainly
do
not
mireau
coiilractrd
for
100
no-
n
,
,ram
jM(l
harbor
look
hack
with
much
pleasure
to
inestics
to
be
sent
to
Saskatche-J)UU
furl
In
r
with
ucgb-cting
10
Jie
Sabbath
restraints.;
to
whlclil'"11
'luring
the
year
and
barely,
comply
wiUi
a
lawlul
r"uuel
of
.
...
:.l
1...
if
!...
1
11.
.
...
wnen
it
youin
1
was
sunjecieu.
.
'c.ihe
narunr
masier.
He
believes,
after
"knocking
about
the
world
for
fifty
years,"
thai
people
in
other
parts
tf
the
vorhl
who
are
free
froiu
i?colT
coming
in
ones
and
twos
while;
20
could
be
placid
every
monlli
ipCCTItlCtl
DI
AVrDAIlWn
Most
of
Ihe.ib-mand
is
from"
farm
tlCMYlCW
r
LA.
I
uKUUnll
OPENING
TOMORROW
kicked
than
those
of
his
native!
per
cent
or
(he
girls
placed
re-
"
lam.
He
would
like
to
see!
main
in
the
Jirsl
volition,
while
Wpsimcw
plnyuroinid
is
cm-
.nuieh
services
commence
at
lOMhe
remainder
have
to
be
changed
pleted
and
tho
format
owning
i
clock
or
10:30.
and
last
for
not
once
or
twice,
f
Hit
of
150
who
lake
pi.u
c
tinnorrow
afternoon
more
than
an
hour,
"leaving
Hie
people
free
for
'he
rest
of
the
day
to
indulge
in
rational
recreation."
For
and
Against
Some
of
J
lie
many
letters
puh-
have
corny
under
the
assisted
l
Ihrec
..clock
ir
the
weather
passage
arrangenienl
in
the
last
suiiable.
The
Hoys'
Hand
will
year
and
a
half
only
two
have
be
present
and
will
play
u
good
Tailed
to
repay
the
passage
loan,
program
or
selections
wult
huii)uiMtr
Wilson
conducting.
TENDERS
WANTEO.
ALLOWED
IN
GERMANY
JZ
-
(I:
raiutlHf
lie
ilrli
of
lui'pttal
tMiiMlinr
a
iwr
Mtetftcilimi.
lUr
Courlh
Deolde
that
It
Is
Legal
to
only.
Develop
Nerve
by
Slicing
Each
Other
121
rnnnifl
iw
riwi"i
"i
.r-',".-.
Utiiidinr.
iiM-liMimr
lalmr.
rte..
ami
tippivinf
liHMrtal
a
prr
rprrtfira
Hull.
TMiiln-i-ii
mni
.w1fy
tlM
brainl
of
la$
and
paint
ki
lie
Urttl.
ran-
M.
uppii...
student
rheckslahing,
is
not
,t,
q,WiMj
mtr
iAmi,
Anrimr
hrawi
properly
iluelliiir.
and
cannot
bej
Zmm
""
contlemiied
as
such,
accoruing
10
eure
iioiini
iihmi
nil
in
irri
ami
....
T.
.alOiil
aaiMiu
rufiiaiiM-rw.
fi.il.Hinf
judgment
pronounced
in
I
,1.-
Ill"
no
Heidelberg
rouh't;
Henceforth
students
canvftotinuc
to
slice
each
other
aninifeelop
"nerve"
as
heretofore.
ti
Vut
luroeiillfi.
In
raw,
and
half-
trl
ipiality
thliivlr
Main
In
fi
ral
11.11
mi
or
tnorr.
tIr
luaa.
All
bill
f
o.li.
lnwptUL
Eltctrle
InaUMatlon
(
I
)
Itrinoval
tod
lli-UIHiMi
of
l.lrrtrtr
rlI.A
uii.l.ln.i
i
ci'iii.1
mkt
n
ntllnliAt
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jiii.-
ii.jiii.
i.
ij..:i
.
iiuiim'i
t-
.ii
."ir
i
-,
nlainwl
at
the
li'-pitai
nrfn-e.
Thn
low
'
..r
ui..
..
i.,.-i
ii...
(,,'
of
students
sliort
lime
In
a
ajro
M,
,.
,,,,
,rlHh.,.
,V,t
i,e...aniy
are,
pi
tueril
ill
rd.
All
tejder
lute
!.
ird,
Heidelberg
on
the
strenlh
of
a
n
w
Parliamentary
decision
that
slu-
.
denl
iltielliug
was
included
in
the
anti-duelling
law
alarmed
duelling
students
throughout
Ger-;
many,
since
it
would
have
des-
i
i
it...
it...
I
:.
UOlll
III'
limp
iiiiiiii
I'll
lll-Mllll-
i(r.
ai
nup
If.
-
1
rrlary
ed
the
grave
of
.Frederick.
Hie
'magtnary
r
,
RhcumaUtm
o
,,.
Great
at
Sans-ouri,
ami
later
Caused
by
IURtting
Shoes
MANY,
many
times
physicians
have
dUifnoscd
what
appears
to
be
rheuma-thsm,
as
really
being
pains
arising:
from
the
effects
of
Fallen
Arches.
When
the
foot
arches
begin
to
break
down,
the
pain
is
often
ascribed
to
a
sprain
or
rheumatism.
Pain
occurs
alonir
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
brings
on
Ken
.
cral
muscular
weakness
tho
ligaments
are
strained,
Interfering
with
proper
nourishment
of
the
foot.
The
cirnila-tion
becomes
poor
attendant
symptoms
appear
numbne,
cold,
and
at
timed,
undue
per
spiration.
To
prevent
and
cure
this
condition
the
foot
must
be
given
support,
combined
with
the
utmost
freedom,
of
movement.
Arch
Defender
Shoes
irivo
support
to
the
scaphoid
bone
where
needed,
while
allowing
full
flexibility
and
freedom
to
the
muscular
structure
of
the
foot.
If
you
value
your
health
loin
the
thousands
who
have
banished
foot
trouble.
Get,
a
pair
today.
FENDER
SHOE
MU
In
Canada
by
(
The
Defender
ShoeCompaDy,Gtlt,0Dt.
bold
Br
Jabour
Bros.
Friday,
April
30.
1955
UMBRELLAS
Many
have
expressed
delight
at
being
able
to
purchase
an
Umbrella
knowing
that
they
aro
getting
as
good
Vau
as
they
would
In
any
other
place
In
Canada;
also
In
havlna
an
assortment
to
choose
from
equal
to
any
In
the
large
centres.
Seo
our
Window
Display.
Optical
Department
Eyes
examined,
Vision
tested,
Glasses
fitted
by
a
registered
optometrist.
All
lenses
aro
ground
by
an
K.
perlenccdpperator,
exactly
to
preecrlptlon
and
carefully
in
spectod.
This
expert
optical
service
may
bo
had
at
very
reasonable
prices.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
.
"A
Kiss
for
Cinderella"
Sir
.1.
M.
Harnc'i
stage
elaskH-
brought
ilirc
tc.I
b
Herbert
llreiion.
A
rliariiimg
nm
t.
Willi
faiil.i
louche-.
The
glowing
-tor)
liHir-slarved,
loiMwiine,
l
she
would
call
lii'i
-
ella.
The
rharnung
tale
of
a
little
-tiiiii-ilwHI.
i
u
Milicfinuii
mid
cierilied
a
wtiiiilerful
ilre.i
i
true.
A
phdo-pla
th.il
vi
will
.ilwtiv-
ren
r
mirai'les
are
in-rlornii'd
lielore
unr
ejt'.
Me
J)nre.
A
puuipkiii
beenmi'
a
jrorjrVtnn
rari
i.ifj
titii-
picture
b
a
great
i
oiilliinalion
ta
t!
Hroiion.
Strong
-.il:
Deity
Bronson,
Tom
Moore,
Henry
V).
bart,
Ivan
Simpson,
Esther
Ralston,
Dorothy
Cummlnjt,
Dorothy
Walters,
Flora
Finch,
fVUfllyn
McLean,
AESOP'S
FILM
FAOLES
"ON
THE
ICE."
PATHE
REVIEW
50c
and
25c
Special
for
Frid
y
and
Saturday
Only
$1.65
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Stilttift
Iruoi
ITIOfa
Hiipart.
r
variCOUVtR,
VIOTOfOA,
Iim
Baa,
ae.4
l.r
T4ar,
'of
VSNOOUVIft.
VIC70IIIA,
ir
Bat,
Saata
Bat.
Simeatf,
lor
AMfOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
an
ttttt
e)le
Caniiarlat,
TSuraM
J
foe
PORT
t.PSON,
NOK.
ALICS
STSWAftT,
Sut,
II
US
t4
atawia.
J.
Bar.
la,,
AmL
Prion
Baan.
ASTORIA
HOES
Wo
Have
Just
Received
a
Large
Shipment
of
Th
Famous
Astoria
Shoos
for
Spring
and
Summer
Wear
The
Astoria
tailor-made
Shoe
i
eousiilc
red
f
cream
of
Caiiatliaii
shoenuikintf.
The
arisloerai!
lion,
the
nilvaiice
touch
or
Hie
masler
cruflsninu
-
'
recogiiised
in
every
pair
Hint
it
places
iheso
shoes
of
llieir
own.
Tho
new
Jasls
are
all
cotulMiialion
and
pcrfr
'
is
assured
in
nlnUHt
every
ease.
We
slock.
Ihoni
'
"
brown
mid
inn,
block
ami
brown
kid
in
Hluehcr.
lb
"
and
Oxfords
in
Ihe
inosl
exclusive
slylos,
Be
Well
Shod!
Wear
the
Astoria
Shoe
They
ure
reiixomihly
iniOLMl'tiiMl
(he
cpmlily
cv
pair
is
gunranleetl
ly
the
makers.
Sold
exclusively
in
Prince
Rupert
at'
McARTHUR'S
SHOE
STORE
Third
Avenue
Next
C.N.R.
Ticket
0ffl'