PAGE
SIX
FOR
SPORT
WEAR
Heavy
Silk
Broadcloth
Colored
border
on
while
ground,
51
inches
wide.
One
and
Ihrec
quarter
yard
dress
length
for
$7.95
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Donegal
Phone
763
FOR
THAT
SLEEPY
SPRING
FEELING
Take
a
bottle
iof
Edinburgh
Hospital
Sarsaparilia
Compound
Ullriches
and
vitalises
the
blood
$1.00
a
Bottle
Rupert
Pharmacu
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Wash
Day
Specials
95c
Specials
3
liars
Castile
Soap
..
95c
12
bai
P.O.
Soap
....
95c
10
hars
Sunlight
Soap
95c
12
bars
White
Wonder
Soap
...
..
...
95c
i
pkgs.
ll.U.
Washing
Powder
...
95c
8
pHgs.
Laundry
Starch
95c
I
pkgs.
Princess
Soap
Flakes
95c
1
pkgs.
Thrift
Soap
.
.
85c
7
tins
Oem
Lye
...
...
95c
fi
tins
Oilh'lfs
Lye
....
95c
8
tins
Solvent.
l"s
.
.
.
.
95c
12
bars
Wool
Soap
...
95c
All
oilier
Soaps
and
Washing
Powders
at
reduced
prices.
Musallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
P.O.
Box
575
Spun
Silk
Per
Yard
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes
Per
Yard
25c
Mrs.
W.T
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Ilox
-
-
D89
Phone
Green.'
38J
:T
weed
Coats
$20.00
"Demers"
Wo
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
RUTH
COLLIDED
AND
RETIRED
Dazzle
Vance
Batted
Out
of
Iho
Box
In
First
Inning
Against
St.
Louis
CINCINNATI
ROMPS
AROUND
XKW
YOItK.
May
7
Hatting
three
Philadelphia
pitchers
for
eighteen
iiits,
Cincinnati
defeated
Philadelphia
1
i
to
1
yesterday.
St.
Louis
batted
Dazzie
Vance,
the
llrooklyu
ace,
out
of
the
box
in
the
first
inning,
scoring
three
runs,
which
was
enough
to
win.
Kelly's
homer
in
the
fourth
enabled
New
York
to
defeat
Chicago.
The
New
York
Yankees
lost
the
fifth
straight
game
to
Washington
and
Itabe
Itutti
was
forced
to
retire
when
he
collided
with
a
leant
mate
in
the
third
inning.
National
League
Philadelphia
i.
Cincinnati
14
llrooklyn
I,
St.
Louis
3.
New
York
2,
Chicago
I.
Hoston
3,
Pittsburg.
American
League
Washington
5,
New
Yorji
3.
St.
Louis
I,
Philadelphia
5.
Cleveland
0,
Hoston
1.
TROOPS
SENT
DOCK
ZONE
Rough
Element
There
Too
Un
ruly
for
Unarmed
Pol
Lee
to
Handle
LONDON.
May
7.
Troop-
wearing
sleel
helniel
and
carry
ing
a
full
field
equipment
wei
"
enl
this
afternoon
into
th"
lock
districts,
when
the
rouge
element
is
hemming
too
.unrul
for
unarmed
police.
FOUR
HALIBUT
BOATS
IN
PORT
TODAY
WITH
54,200
POUNDS
FISH
Only
four
halibut
boats
sold
their
catches
here
today.
They
brought
51,200
pounds
of
fish
which
sold
at
from
1
i
cents
to
15.10
cents
and
7
to
9
cents
for
second
grade.
Arrivals
were:
Alaska.
3(1.000,
to
Cold
Storage.
Sherman,
15,000,
to
IJooth
sheries.
Carolen,
7.000,
to
Cold
Stor
age.
Mab.
2.200,
to
Uoyal
Fish
Co
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace,
clear,
calm,
temp.
48.
nyox,
clear,
cairn,
temp.
51.
Stewart,
clear,
calm,
temp.
47.
llazcllnn.
clear,
ealm,
temp,
i
t
50.
Sniilliers.
ele.ar.
ralm,
temp.
52
Ilurns
Lake,
elear,
calm,
temp
Telegraph
Creek,
clear,
caltr..
temp.
i8.
Whitehnise,
clear,
calm,
letup
Summer
Excursions
EASTERN
CANADA
UNITED
STATES
Tickets
on
sale
Dally
from
May
22nd
also
to
.
JASPER-EDMONTON-CALGARY
Same
route
both
directions
or
one
way
via
Vancouver.
Tickets
on
sale
May
15th.
Return
limit
October
31,
192G
v
Full
Information-
-City
Ticket
Office,
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
280.
t
MILK
PRICE
Reduced
Commencing
jV.ay
1
CASH
PRICES
'
7
Quail
Tickets
....
$1.00
12
Pint
Tickets
....
$1.00
Table
Cream,
Yj
pint
..
15o
Whipping
Cream,
'A
pint
...
25c
Daily
Train
Service
commences
May
1.
Phone
your
order
to
657.
Valentin
Dairy
iG.
ICE
GOES
OUT
OF
I
I
.5wi,tt!iiW
NOME,
May
7.
lee
in
the
Hering
Sea
disappeared
.
from
.
iew
Thursday.
A
similar
condition
pre
ailed
at
Wuinwright,
DO
miles
south
of
Point
HarnUv.
The
departure
of
Ihe
ice
is
unusually
early
this
year.
Subscribe
to
the
Daily
News.
DollarWeek
2
35e-Corn
on
Cob
and
2
Zoc
P.N.
Hulter
$1.00
e
1
1
i
.
a
m
at..
......
1
1
1
....
3
large
tins
Sliced
Peaches
$1.00
3
combs
Pure
Honey
1
.
..
$1.C0
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
..
$1.00
20
ndls
Toilet
Paper
....
$1.00
20
bars
White
Swan
Soap.
.
$1.00
13
liars
Palmolive
Soap
..
$1.00
1
Hroom
and
2
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
v,
.
.fi..'i
$1.00
7
lb.
Seedless
ItaistiK
....
$1.00
7
lb.
Seeded
or
Puffed
Raisins
$1.00
-mi'1
pp
elite.
mold
developed.
V
When
you
see
an
elderly
man
eating
his
dinner
with
the
relish
and
enjoyment
of
a
school
boy,
watch
him
help
himself
to
Mustard.
If
it
is
not
on
the
table,
he
will
very
quickly
ask
for
it.
Those
who
acquire
the
habit
of
eating
Mustard
of
keeping
their
digestion
keen
and
their
appetite
young
show
a
decided
preference
for
freshly
mixed
Mustard.
Selkirk,
clear,
calm,
temp-
DasOuii,
clear,
calm,
temp.
12.
Average
for
Yukon,
13.
Coin
--Keen
(Canada)
Limited
1000
Amhrrrt
Street
MONTREAL
(olmarfsMustard
aids
X
JL
digestion.
KISSING
IS
TABOO
ARKANSAS
UNIVERSITY
Mlcrotes
Qlven
off
by
Both
Boys
and
Girls
Deveiop
Into
BERING
SEA
EARLY
I
BaclorVutoS,,ce
or
1.AYKTTKVILLK.
Ark.,
May
7.
Kises,
powder
pulfs
and
the
tips
hJ
lend
pencils
are
I-Ihmi
with
students
of
botany
at
lite
I
uiver-it
of
Arkansas.
-
Two
slices
of
an
ordinary
Inl.
(vulato
and
a
dish
of
gelatin
arc
resjKjnsible.
As
a
laboratory
experiment
one
of
the
students-
a
boy
was
asked
to
ki
a
slice
vl
i
potato.
this
potato
was
then
interned
under
an
airtight
glas
diMi.
Several
-f
-da)
later
lb.-students
examined
it.
I
our
dif
ferent
kind
utf
moWls
wer-
5
lb.
Sugar
and
1
lb.
Tudor
Tea
j
found.
They
were
described
as
.
S1.00
ti,r
kintl
of
mojd
found
on
jel
3
doz.
Fresh
Pullel
l.ggs
..
$1.00.
.
aU(
,
9boes,
and
there
2
lb.
best
Hulk
liulter
S1.00
jw,,r,.
everal
colonies
of
red,
el-
1
5c
bottle
Arggood
Sweet
Pick-
OVk-
and
tiuride
bacteria.
les,
and
1
15c
bottle
1,01)0
-riie
itislruc'or
explained
tha
Island
Dressing
$100
the
"t.eneillium"
st6rc
in
lb-
3
lb.
MeCormlck's
i?weel
Hisetill
itUs
had
nlav.-il
-havoc
with
the
.
.
.
a
t
mm
m
MAI
3
bottles
lleinz
Catsup
...
$1.00
6
tins
Peas,
Corn
or
Tomato
$1.03
.
.
13
lb.
Cranulaleii
Su?ar
.
.
$1.00
10
lb.
Jap
Itice,
best
....
$1.00
10
lb.
D.O.
Peas
and
5
lb.
Heans
..
$1.00
notalo.
3
tins
Schillings
Making
Pow-I
Tlien
ri
luiuiter
iu.il
was
bur-
tier
$1.00
(.w,..i
fr,,m
..
Ilf
.j.,.
(....u.
l
i.
to.
i
resii
uroumi
oneo
(ium,i
.motiier
slire
iif
(Ask
for
Sample)
nntato.
Sir
kltuts
t.t
mold
a
6
lb.
Cal.
Tabic
Fife's
....
$1.00
...,,
.',.
(.aeleritt
an-
peared
on
the
potato
u
few
day
4
later.
A
pencil
point
wa
touched
a
piece
of
gelatin,
two
kinds
I
The
student
remarked
at
tin?
fl
ill-:,
I
ti
lifiici
i-:i
nii.
if
III.,
t-i,illlla
large
tins
Lil.by's
Spinach
$1,001.
.
..,.,
K
llirougli
a
inii-i-oseope.
.
iii.
ugar
aim
i
mi
pui
jiiri!
umncT
nnrpprrv
jam
..$1.00
men
nuiui
unnonu
'
m'ILU"'.";-".''.
...
IZ
ANIMALS
ON
EARTH!
t,
A.
0.
5
lb.
Suigar
and
1
tin
-Marmalade
$1.00
German
Professor
Advocated
Loss
Clothing
and
Necks
Bare
Like
Women's
EXTREME
HEAT
WINNIPEG
ALONQ
WITH
DUST
STORMS
WINNIPEG,
May
7.
A
high
record
for
tins
linto
of
year
was
recorded
last
night
when
the
thermometer
touched
VI.
llie'h
winds
with
dust
accompanying
the
heal
added
t
to
the
discomPjrt
or
poses
thai
men
wear
light
tropi
cal
suits,
short
trousers
or
knickerbockers,
if
possible
bare
..
.
....I
..a.....
.n.l
.1..
..-illmllt
n
leciS
.1IIU
411111,
aim
M
M.'i.w...
-
collar
and
tie,
which
are,
in
m
opinion,
anti(iuulel
ami
un-heallhful.
Such
clothing
should
I...
mini
in
nil
tint
the
colli!
weather.
It
would
Seem
mat
mr
Professor
has
been
influenced
in
bis
choice
by
the
coslumo
of
the
Itaxarian
ami
Tyrolese
moont-a
hirers
or
Hie
youthful
Wander-vtwel
who.
itarbrd
approximately
as
he
describes,
wander
in
large
number
through
Germany
and
certain!)
pn-ent
all
the
appearances
of
mbut
health.
NOT
MAKING
TIME
The
fiz
wh
lliiek
and
Ihe
siort-ishlel
man
nmld
Hot
re
a
yard
ahead
when
lie.
left
the'
office.
Hut
he
knew
every
inch
r
Hie
way
to
the
tram,
terminus
or
thought
he
dfch
Ah!
at
last.!
He
i
la
inhered
aboard
(Uld
look
?
's
plan-
in
the
far
corner.
Time
paved,
but
the
Irani
showed
no
sign
of
moving.
More
time
passci.
The
man
grew
impatient,
and
at
last
ro-c
and
ad-dr,ci
a
misty
figure:
"What
me
do
you
think
this
tram
will
"tart?"
he
demanded.
"Trum!"
came
the
answer.
"This
ain't
a
train.
You're
in
a
cabman's
heller!'
TIMBER
SALE
X
7948.
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Trtxler.
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rir
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t.u-furf
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luirl.
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rut
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mrurr.
r
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sprttfr.
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will
aHuwad
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TIMBER
SALE
X
S034.
MW
tMnJrt.
will
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tfar
tMnirtri
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l.irr
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um
bt.lri
t
turrt
i
nwt
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ii.i.
LASD
ACT,
Kolka
f
lnUnt!n
to
Apply
la
L
ls4
la
I'llnrr
lluiirrt
l
ml
Iter
nUar
f
trtrl
uf
UnmI
Hasvr
i,
and
altuale
ufi
MXLtl
IUrlvrl
I.UimI.
TAKK
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lltal
Airrrd
Sanw,
r
prum-
hHtwri.
rruisn
Mjiiiirr,
in
trod
Iv
tvt
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a
k-ae
ot
I
In
foll-Inir
larnid
lands:
rfiniwf,iii
ai
a
l
fiaati-d
al
II
nurin
tva
ui
wnio
nariun
iintu:
inntr.
artiund
Uic'lataml
al
Wall
lrr
mark
and
nnuiiuD
kt
arm,
nxt
ur
Um..
A
I.I
III
I
WMiiV
Ap(4lraol-
lnld
April
17.
ttt.
3
doz.
Siinkisl
Hrances
or
Lernonsli...-
r
m....A,'i.
...i.i.i.
.
in,pn,trinrni
weight
Ihe
Professor,
are
.el
in
Lon
don;
they
are
sometimes
allrac
IN
PROBATE.
In
tha
Suprama
Caurl
of
Brlllah
Catumkla.
In
lira
Miller
of
llw
A(lmlnUlrilk,n
Art
and
III
IIm
Mlltrr
"f
llw
i:UI
if
Albert
Btim.
OvrraMMl.
Inlrtlali-.
TAkK
MlTUir.
Ihal
Ur
trdrr
i.f
III
lliniur,
r.
Urn.
Y-iiinr.
Ihr
llli
l
April.
A
O.
Ii.
I
a
appoii'lrd
Allium
(iral'ir
uf
Ihr
r.tilr
r
AlUrrl
IIumIm.
rtrrrmrd,
and
all
parlir.
Iiatlnt
rlaliif
ariiml
lb
uld
r.talr
arr
lirrrhj-
rrnuir
i
rd
to
luml.b
!,
penrl)'
rrlfl1.
in
i
iim
-Mi
r
brfurr
ilir
f'tli
dat
ul
May
tvit,.
and
all
parllr
indrliird
In
thr
lr
an-
rrnulrrd
to
pay
the
annum!
Uieir
liKlrtilrdiKW
In
n
fnrilinlth
I
,vi!l
AX
A.
WATT.
orilrlal
AdminKlralnr,
rnnr
nuiirri.
uprrt
h.i
nn-d
ili
f
nn
dar
f
April
improtamania
Women
today
are
hyylenlcally,
r,-
.
A
Ii
lt
and
artistically
dressed,
while
siimtr
m
itc
ennre
nnin
Minim
.
rtlwl.l..n
...
II..
SLm..
In
.
I.I.I
k.
men
are
die
worst
dressed
ant-
L.v.r.a.
o,.
".h
"i",
l.m.V.'iT
Ilials
on
earth
according
lo
t-akr.
I.awnil
tioldrr
San
Iiatm.
um
Linel
l
rcidlierj:er.
Professor
of!07r..
Hyifiene
at
ihe
University
of
t
-,"'V0",:aNV,'ln?;M
(ireifswald.
The
present
fashion,!"
'"n
tay
tmia
ih
due
.
.,
.
.
i
ncr
II,
lu
apiJiy
!
Ilic
Mil
of
women's
clolhiitjf
bares
the
for
a
Vrilfirair
of
Imprnrrnirnu
for
itir
3
III.
Ontario
Cliees
$1-00
throat
allow
,.f
frm
eircnlnlinn
p'Tp"""
"f
ihtlnin
i
tromi
Oram
nf
3
large
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
r
ai,
ull(1
vC!f
,,0,iyi!S,,VnU,,dr7
1
'I'"
r
l,uu
from
pressure,
therefore
a
mini
form
P.
Notka
of
Application
for
Cartifkata
Alt
Mlnrral
Art.'
lltuil
lir
rinnnrni-.l
h,.
for
ihr
iMuanrc
of
uch
Ortirirale
ol
J
.
MM
'
ny,
nu...n..,
,hia
rd
day
fir
rrhmar.
isis
previously
Inclined
have
i
1
1
i
i.
1
1
ii
mi
v
ft
were..
ipn.
iiifiiii.i
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nwjtn
mi
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7
lb.
extra
Fancy,
.Dry
-
Prunes
)raf.ti,.ay
.ji.Jred.
Men
are
'
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colli
continually
iniinllv
nierilreMseil.
overdressed,
iiml
and
H
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Krony
trrnl
m
l"l,u
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prunes
now)
Jt'-;.''-.
leir
skin
is
dPpnVed
of
the.
air
Noiiea
or
iniamion
to
aPPi,
u
Laaaa
Land
3
tins
Lihhy's
Delmontrjror.
Mal.
jt
w,HlrM.
for
A(;lo,
instance,
,
,..d
,,rn,rd;rT
in
.,r
Prior,
kins
Jlesl
Sliced
Pineapple
.Veii
in
winter.
.carries
less
than
Jis'ri.
ami
uuai
on
.Mm-m
Maud.
ci
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f..w
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
&
Hearts
$1.00
7
tins.
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
$1.00
Fre&h
Fruit
and
Vegetables
Fresh
Whipping
Cream
Dally,
B.C.
Butchers
and
2
per
cent
of
its
weight
as
hair:n
men
sometimes
wear
clothing
M-
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mllra
(oil
I
ft
uf
llr
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TAkK
MlTICK
thai
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Canadian
Huh
amounting
to
u
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tenth
of
their
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vaiimuvir.
nr.
Men's
fashions,
Bnygl
for
a
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lim
rol'tnwlnr
drairl'ljrrl
live
but
are
intended
for
a
ell
male
severer
llian
is
found
In
Grocers,
Ltd.
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pro-
land:
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THE
CANADIAN
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MMITHl
Aimli...,
...
lr
William
Atrred
Bower
r
m
nyiii,
f..v
Friday,
Mar
?
t9
,
DIAMONDS
Our
diamond
display
is
Always
an
Interesting
ai.h.
The
Brilliancy
of
the
stones,
the
modern
setting
and
ih
in
moderate
prices
aro
very
attractive.
Prospective
purchasers
of
diamonds
would
do
wtlit
visit
our
store
where
cheerful
and
courteous
expert
semi
Is
rendered
to
those
who
Tavor
us
with
a
visit.
1
Optical
Department
Eyes
examined,
VUion
tested,
Glasses
fitted
b
registered
optometrist.
All
lenses
are
ground
by
an
i
perlenced
operator,
exactly
to
prescription
and
carefull
spected.
This
expert
optical
service
may
be
had
t
?!
reasonable
prices.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
Tlio
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
8
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"THE
UNHOLY
THREE"
An
.(li-'iilniig
-l'M
uf
Ihe
iiinlervvurl'l
.jde-shiiw
hu
m
iie
IIk
ii
miii
auuy
Jmiwci
-luid
i-lii-
i
iiiih
.
talc
in
which
i
enln1..
man
and
ti
dw.iri
unite
in
H-rMtiMliug
u
ci
:
l-erie.
with
the
aMUurf
uf
h
girl
f
i
.
eeiijull
bring
rtlMMit
their
downfall-
A.
iii
i
initk
liraiiui
I'.ickcd
through"
it
Hli
prices,
thrill-
.mil
nimatice,
uuvil
m
loiieei
in
evecnlnin.
ah
tlhaue),
(he
weiwn"
gi.
nun,
famuli
for
hi
Mirlrnid
uj
The
llni-
!
Danie."
di-pla
hi"
iiiuiiie
tnlenl-
to
ri-i.
n
luge
in
lln
aiiiaxiiig
photo
pla
I
Hrv
nl!.
Lon
Chaney,
Victor
McLaglen,
Harry
Esrles,
Moore,
Mae
Dutch,
Msrjorie
Morton
and
n.
.
COMEDY
CLYDE
COOK
IN
"SHOULD
SAILORS
MARRY?"
Xylophone
Sole
by
VV.
F.
Browne.
PATHE
REVIEW
50c
and&
Everything
for
the
Biflder
LUMOER-
c
lime
the
imoiI
roimdele
!
iIiinenion.
hiplap,
tir
liiuii,
IIimih
.
veneer,
etc..
in
Noil
hern
H.tL
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
tht
fee-
dation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
lie
fore
inning
iomiI
our
-to.
k.
II
W'i
;
pnres
are
riglil.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
CEDAR
MOPS
with
'
t
nu
ll
handle
$1.25
each
Floor
Wax,
both
liquid
and
solid.
Furniture
and
Bn
Polish.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Ki'iulsite
Stock
of
I'ur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Dloek
Phone
676
DENTIST
SANDALS
These
nre
utidinililedly
the
best
Sandu
the
lowesl
possible
price
ever
Iniuleil
in
1
1
I
A
special
purcliasu
of
u
larjfe
qnuiilily
l!
"
offer
pussililu.
.
,t
Chllds'
llrmvii
Smnlals,
solid
leather
nlo
"
'
j$
...
iieels,
sixes
front
5
lu
7Vi,
prii.Oil
at
Youths'
Hriiwii
Hatiilals,
solid
ionilier
soles,
w
heels,
sizev
front
H
In
lll'i,
priceil
ul
Misses'
llruwn
Hamlals.
solid
lenlher
s(U'".
w
"
heels,
?jizcs
from
i
I
tu
2,
priced
ul
Ladles'
Hamlals
in
llrown,
Patent
uiul
I'.lk
$1
in",
$2J5
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
VISIT
OUR
100
and
1Bo
DEPARTMfcNi
,7th
Phone
645.
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nro
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