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kinds
of
ilicml.
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RAYON
and
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'
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WEST
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Avenue
Phone
753
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THAT
COUGH
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a
bottle
or
Edinburgh
Hospital
Cough
Syrup
60c
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Free!
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Special
1
CAN
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CLEANSER
with
5
Cakes
Classic
White
Laundry
Soap
....
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.Co.
Ltd.
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DRESSES
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Wo
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(if
f
ico
Hours
9
to
6.
X-Ray
Servlct
Phone
888.
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Tuesday
and
Thursday
Evenings
Saturdays
9
to
12
noon
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
fiirlage,
Warebouslog,
nd
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Bervlce.
Hoal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
Wi
Speclallre
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Uovlng,
MODERATOR
OF
UNITED
CHURCH
GIVES
ADDRESS
Dr.
Pidgeon
Criticizes
Funda
mentalists
In
Meeting
of
Gen-
I
oral
Council
at
MONTH
liVL,
June
II.
ily
Canadian
Press
."There
is
but
one
dancer
that
I
see
before
the
United
Church'
of
Canada
-
-thai
if
should
be
dwarfed
info
a
sect
instead
of
developing
as
a
church,"
was
the
declaration
of
New
Dr.
Oeo.
U.
Pidgeon,
Moder
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leate
Lane
In
I'rinre
Kurort
Land
Itrrordinir
Di
trlrt
of
oat
nanre
I,
and
ultuata
.
Minn
Karnaei
Itland.
TAkE
NOTICE
that
Alfred
Swanaon.
of
rrlnre
Rupert,
orrupallon
Mariner.
In
tends
to
apply
for
a
leas
or
the
fullow
Inir
described
land:
Cnnimenrlnir
at
a
Pit
Dlanled
at
trx
outh
end
of
orth
Rarhael
llind:
thenri
around
the
Island
at
hii-ri
water
mark
and
contalmnr
Su
arre.
more
or
less.
LFrtEO
SWAKSOT
.
Appllranl
nated
April
T.
19A
Live
on
Fruit
while
in
season
CANTALOUPE,
CHERRIES,
BANANAS,
WATERMELON
Fresh
Strawberries
3
boxes
for
60c
Oranges-
Small
size,
i
dozen
for
$1.00
Large'
size,
2
dozen
for
.
.
95c
Xing
Oscar
Sardlnos
Special,
7
tins
for
$1.00
Matches
Large
boxes,
regular
....
45c
This
week,
3
boxes
for
..
$1.00
Llbby's
Catsup
35c
size.
4
for
$1.00
Llbby's
Pork
and
Beans
Lange
size,
7
tins
for
..
Llbby's
Asparagus
Tips
Large
size,
3
tins
for
.
Small
size,
D'tina
for
.
.
.
Lard-Silver
Leaf,
pure.
lluy
will
ailvanl-c
two
cents
per
lb.
this
week.
3
lb.
pail
75c
5
lb.
pail
$1.25
10
lb.
pail
$2.40
Strawberry
Jam
.
n
-
a
.
:
n..n
$1.00
.
95c
51
.00
now,
Kmpress
or
Malkiu'
Pest.
pure
85c
Do
You
Like
Lemonade?
"Lemdf"
ii
powdrrfd
frrsh
Itmon
Juice
made
from
frrsh
lemoni
in
the
nm(
way
ai
KLIM.
Itcon-taininoartiririal
color,
flavor
or
added
acid.
Already
iweet-enedj
just
dii-tolre
in
water
and
you
have
cold
refrcthinjr
lemonade.
Send
25c
foi
trial
tin.
It's
a
Long,
Long
Pull
to
Jenkin's
and
when
you
get
there,
it
seems
a
loncer
pull
home
with
the
milk
I
Why
worry
about
it
?
Have
a
supply
of
the
new
Klim,
powdered
full-cream
milk,
at
your
camp
or
cottage
it's
just
like
having
a
cow
in
your
own
yard
I
The
new
Klim
packs
small
but
bulks
large
when
water
is
added
and
has
the
flavor
of
fresh
pasteurized
milk.
It
cannot
sour
or
spoil
It
is
pasteurized,
therefore
SAFE,
ilt
is
easy
to
mix.
Replace
the
water,
and
you
have
whole
full-cream
milk
rich,
wholesome,
appetizing,
pure.
Canadian
Milk
Products
Limited
347
Adelaide
St,
Weat,
TORONTO
KLIM
00$h
ImmluJJt
rlmJ
to
--"
oclMfi&
5rW
cevpam
far
6
Dr.
Pidgeon
declared
that
his
"You
must
accept
statement
of
criticism
of
modern
fundanicii-
belief
prepared
by
others
and
lalistn,
so-culled,
was
not
that
it
bind
yourself
to
stay
behind
considered
it
necessary
to
"con-,
them.
If
you
go
beyond
them
lend
for
the
faith
once
delivered
you
will
be
disowned
and
your
to
the
saints;"
there
were
certain
place
amoing
the
faithful
for-
Iruths
without
which
the
church
i
felled."
could
nut
live
and
the
world
could
Old,
and
New
not
be
redeemed.
It
was
that
"At
the
cloe
of
the
tale
war,'
modern
fundamentalists
'insist-
said
Jr.
Pidgeon?
"everyone
was
ed
on
certain
interpretations
of
talking
of
reconstruction.
The
the
old
doctrines
and
adder
cer
tain
others
which
they
consider
ed
necessary
for
the
preserva
word
escaped
from
the
study
into
the
street,
and
was
used
by
the
(lioiightloss
to
jonreat
their
tion
of
the
saviiug
truth.
The
thoughtlessness
as
well
as
by
Moderator
staled
(hat
to
affirm
die
thoughtful
to
express
their
their
faith
in
a
living
Saviour
aspirations.
Tboso
who
faced
was
not
sufficient
for
them;
the
seriously
the
need
of
the
hour
men
whom
they
condemned
were
sound
in
evangelical
doctrines
MINERAL
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
foe
Certificate
of
Improf
omenta.
Mineral
Hilt
Group,
coiiiltllrnr
of
.Vila-eral
Hill
.No.
I.
.Mliwral
Hill
,u.
1.
.Mineral
Hill
.So.
3,
and
Summit
Mineral
UamiA,
tltuaut
In
tlie
skeena
Mining;
Uivl
tian
ut
.No.
I
LlUtrlct
on
the
WHitti-eiMern
end
nf
Iron
Mountain,
kitlmal
Valley.
Lawful
holder,
W.
I.
lioodwln,
K.w
.Miner'i
lertiricole
No.
9J0IIC.
Charlee
E
MiKire.
lr
Mlier's
Lertiricata
Ko.
a
i;:.
TAKE
.NOTICE
IImI
I.
Cliarlea
E.
Mtmre.
free
Miner'
ortiricale
.No.
3I7C.
aunt
for
Hie
oner,
Intend
at
the
end
of
titty
day
rrom
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mlninr
lu-rordcr
for
a
frn-
firate
or
lMiroveinenta
fr
the
purpose
of
ibtalnlnr
a
Crown
(irant
of
the
above
i-laim.
And
further
take
notice
that
action
un
Xrr
seiiion
J
of
the
Mineral
Aft
mul
be
ritinmeneed
liefore
the
l.iauance
of
aurh
Cerllflrate
of
linprnvcinenta.
haled
thl
17th
day
of
April,
tm.
NOTICE.
IN
TDK
M.TTE5tTirari
appllratlon,
for
the
tome
or
a
I'rurlnlonal
trtlfirale
of
Inle
fi.r
the
Kat
half
of
U
two
.tK
Block
fffty-two
(Si,
aubdlvlslon'
of
-t
even
liundrd
and
forly-rla
(748
1,
Oueen
r.harlotie
lninri.
m
tiw
i-rovln-e
ol
Hilli;
Columbia
(Map
1079
1.
Satinractory
iiroof
of
the
lu
of
the
t:ertirirate
or
Title
covering
the
alxive
lund
Imnnir
been
produced
to
me,
It
l
lav
intention
to
Unue
after
the
etplrallon
or
one
iiciutli
from
the
first
publication
hereof.
I'rovlnlonal
Certificate
of
Title
to
the
above
land
III
the
name
of
lint
Majely
The
klnir
In
the
lllrlit
i.r
The
Imperial
Muiiltl'ins
Hoard.
The
orlr-lual
omriiate
or
Tide
in
dated
the
Sfiili
February,
1910,
and
Is
numbered
ue?-!.
Land
lteirlitiy
nrrice,
I'rlnce
flupert.
Il.C.
Ut
June,
1936.
II.
r.
Mael.EOIv.
Meirlntrar
of
Tlllet.
McLaren's
Pure
Baking
Powder!
LAND
CT
5
lb.
till
for
S1.35J
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaae
Land
nest
uroamery
ouner
nurt,
t.
anil
and
Ittial
ltuale
mi
on
Unrailiv
Morenby
Irian.
Miami
I
111
in
lilllk
iiiiiK.
Hi
id.
for
lur
...
....
85c
oac
vueen
uiarmtte
oroflp,
on
unnamed
in
H
hw
m,,p9
'of
)(?
u
I(f,rh(?
,
d.L.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
W'e
specially
recommend
oUr
Table
Crean
at
15c
for
itair
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
let.
TAKE
-NOTICE
that
Tlie
fianadlan
ruh-Inr
Company,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
or-cupatiiin
Salmon
f:anner.
Intends
to
apply
for
leane
of
the
foHonisr
described
land?
Commencln
at
a
post
planted
at
head
or
inlet
about
14
mile
north
of
unnamed
Creek;
thence
et
JO
chain;
thence
onth
10
rha:n:
.thence
eat
iO
chain,
more
or
fe,
to
ahnre
line;
thence
northerly
follow
in
dhoro-llne
to
f.o.C,
an1
contalnlnr
in
acre,
mnrii.
or
lee.
THE
CAKADIAT
mili:G-'f.OMrASY.
MMITFH.
inllcanl,
Per
William
Alfred'
fkrwer.
rtteH
oth
tnril
to
i
"OOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
open
bottle
for
eonnumptlon
on
the
pre
Haled
lhi
Till
day
of
June,,
10,(1.
fell
naturally
into
two
classes
There
were
those,
who
believed
that
we
had
IC'.tebuitd
tlie
old
system
and
get-
back
to
the
old
conditions
as
speedily
as
possible.
There
were
others
who
held
that
the
old
system
could
never
be
restored,
it
was
self-
destroyed;
Jlie
world
catastrophe
was
just
the
culmination
of
its
own
tendencies.
The
re-buildiiitg
bad
to,
be
on
lines
entirely
new
if
Ihe
world
was
to
escape
the
enmities
and
tragedies
of
the
past.
Thei
struggle
of
the
last
six
years
in
the
western
world
has
been
largely
between
these
two
classes
Ihe
people'
who
wanted
to.
relurn
to
the
old
relation
and
aulugonisms
with
all
the
machinery
for
future
wars,
ami
the
people
who
ounbi
to
bring
in
the
new
order
for
which
our
men
really
died.
Be
Brave
and
Free
In
concluiliiiK
his
address
lr.
Pidgeon
said:
"In
her
life
also
the
church
must
be
bravo
and
free.
II
will
be
fatal
ir
the
United
Church
in
any
community
or
in
the
country
as
a
whole
should
think
of
contending
for
her
own
interissls
as
agalnsl
those
of
oilier:
religious
bodies,
or
without
regard
to
the
welfare
of
the
community.
"He
that
lovelh
his
life
shall
lose
it."
To
Land
iiecordmr
iimirict
or
prince
it
hi
ilk
f)l
herselLvviU
mean
sacri-
!,,'''
..
...
W
.
ticipg-me
iiiietesis
or
the
Kingdom
of
(iod.
The
welfnrff
of
all
b
her
responsibility.
The
spirit
of
her
Muster
moves
her
to
spend
1
and
,be
spent,
for
all
whom
she
can
serve.
If
she
needs
110
ram-!
(parts
to
protect
a
living
faith,
then
she
iieedjf
110
safeguards
to
fturj'Oiirid
the
interests
of
a
living
church.
Mongiiiful
tle-v
otJpnAf
6J
tb'jwb.l,
?i
f-
all,
nay
jiioi,
tdfViiHptnic'iii
in
the
people's
lilghe.r'Trfc
i
is
Hie
distinctive
iirliif-ln.-ii
nf
ClirUlliin.
Notice
of
Application
foe
Beer
!
Llcenie,
u.,
i,t,,
,ti.
".it
11
....
1
.nonce
ia
Hereby
riven
mat.
on
the
taili
11111191.11
imu
uuu
lay
of
June
iiet.
the
iiiidenlfmed
Intend
1
Meil
"
"
bv
"
this
U1,H
1-iW
mill
anil
Ills
ills
Ctillreli
twiurcil
to
apply
to
the
i.lmior
control
Roard
fori
a
Hi-en.-.In
repert
of
premle
.eln(r
lllllsl
tread
tint
.way
tllC
Master
1
pin
tf
the
bill
lil
1
11
r
known
a
Ocean
Kalla
f.,.,,i
in.
:
i"
1
.
t'1,.1.
i.
1
I
llolel.
.Itiuie
on
In.nt
Slreel,
Town
or
VVI'JH.
Ills
.
ideal
Which
fired
iricean
rail,
iiik.ii
the
land
dencnlied
ai
Xacharlalfs
(niiitr'inal
ion
will
"
"
lmmgliiai
11.111
will
lot
No.
at.
lunge
3.
Coaul
putrid.
Map
,
,
.No.
U.M.
It.
Land
llerlntratinn
liUlrlct.
bt'lllir
otir
own
loved
Church
In
the
Vrovlnre
or
Itrltlnh
Columbia,
for
I
,,
n.
t
...
,
the
aaie
or
i,eer
by
ihe
iria.
or
by
me
r"artr
realization
of
the
glory
of
me
i.oru
111
tlie
midst
or
tier
and
of
Ills
preseiice.ns
a
wall
of
firo
I'jiitii.
mn.i.s
Li
11
1
1
mi.
l,.n.,n.
,.1,..,
t
,.
i
i
Per
C.
L.
Barker,
Treasurer.
,0-u"d
"U0Ut
her.
f
PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday.
JUne
H
19,6
Remnants
ator
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada,
in
the
course
of
his
modcratorial
sermon.'
in
connec
tion
with
the
second
annual
meeting?
pt
the
(encrul
Council'
of
the
Ufiiled
Church
which'
opened
here
yesterday.
"No
enemy
from
without
can
injure
the
church
of
the
living
iod,
but
failure
of
the
spirit
within
may
stunt
her
growth,
and
rob
the
na
tion
of
the
service
which
her
own
claiiTli.
should
render."
In
reviewing'
the
work
accom
plished
by
tho
United
Church
during
the
first
year
of
her
history.
Or.
Pidgeon
staled
that
the
Church
was
proud
to
present
to
the
world
the
statistics
or
what
she
had
accomplished
as
evi
dence
of
lie
success
of
her
ven
ture
in
faith,
Her
numbers
and
resources,
present
and
potential,
licr
seals
of
learning
and
the
scholarship
which
adorned
them,
the
mdtyy
which
she
has
raised,
fhe
congregations
which
had
been
organized,
tlie
buildings
which
bail
been
erected,
the
numbers
which
hail
been
enrolled,
the
workers
trained
and
commis
sioned
for
service
these,
be
thought,
were
the
tests
of
a
church's
vitality
and
the
signs
of
the
blessing
of
Cod.
They
constituted
a
record
of
which
any
church
might
be
proud.
Fundamentalism
lteferring
to
fundamentalism,
'
'
LJl
MESSAGES
FOR
EVANGELIST
Telegraph
Offices
at
Edmonton
Flooded,
With
Wires
for
Lady
Supposed
to
be
There
KDMU.NTON,
June
11.
Kd-
inoulon
interest
in
Aimee
Sem
pie
MCPhersoii
minsiiig
Los
Angeles
evangelist,
which
flamed
into
sudden
intensity
Willi
the
report
of
"Inspector"
Middlclon,
local
private
delecllu',
iltuL
he
had
the
woman
under
surveillance
here,
waned
again
when
the
evening
papers
came
uitt
(with
the
news
that
the.
sleuth's
mystery
woman
was
Mrs.
11.
T.
Potter,
a
well
known
Los
Angeles
artist
in
Kdnioiiton
on
a
professional
visit.
Following
the
lldiiionlon
report
local
telegraph
offices
were
flooded
with
wires
addressed
to
Aimee
Semple
McPherson,
among
them
being
a
long
mesuo
from
an
I'ltli'i-prislng
legal
firm
in
i
Los
Angeles-
offering
to
ucl
for
the
inissiivg
evangelist
in
the
divorce
mi
it
said
to
be
pending
against
her
and
In
which
thei
wife
of
the
radio
announcer
employed
at
(he
Angclc
temple
U
naming
Mm.
Mo-Phcrsoa
as
co-respondent.
All
the
messages
were
return
ed
to
their
senders
by
the
telegraph
companies.
In
addition
to
the
wires
to
Mrs.
McPherson,
Los
Angclrs
ami
Sau
Francisco
papers
telegraphed
principals
of
the
"No.
So.
iNaiietle"
rouipaity.
winch
comes
from
Los
Angeles,
for
stories
of
the
finding
of
the
missing
evangelist,
and
In
their
enthusiasm
some
members
of
the
company
poitively
identified
the
alleged
mystery
woman
as
Mm.
McPherson,
taking
Hie
pre-
caution
to
add
that
if
Mrs.
pot
ter
Was
not
the
tnissivg
evan
gelist,
"the
likeness
Was
Ileports
from
the
sotilh
still
indirale
that
the
police
believe
Mrs.
Mol'lterson
wa
drowned
and
her
body
washed
out
to
sea
despite
another
tory
received
(bat
the
evangelist,
who
was
an
exceptionally
strong
swimmer,
was
seen
to
emerge
from
the
twin
under
a
pier
a
Tew
minutes
after
she
d
been
reporter
missing,
nn(
to
enter
a
waiting
automobile
in
which
she
was
whisked
uwav
iveriir
m
'he
llllv
w
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
1,000
OOZ.
8UNKIST
ORANQES
10c
Per
Dozen
This
pi-ice
will
apply
only
in
2
dozen
lots
the
seiiuid
dozen
costing
you
25c
a
dozen.
We
an'
not
limiting
the
quantity
you
may
buy,
however.
This
Is
the
lowest
aVcrago
price
that
oranges
have
ever
been
sold
in
Prince
lluperl
and
it
will
be
the
last
(his
year
as
prices
have
;
already
advanced.
Jam
Special
69o
'
30
pails
Kmpress
or
Malkln's
llest
Cherry
Jam.
While
they
last,
per
pail
69c
1C0
lbs.
Canadian
Cheose,
per
lu
25o
llegular
value
35c
per
Ih.
Phone
your
order
early.
200
lbs.
Breakfast
Bacon,
machine
sliced,
per
lb
39o
Smoked
Meat
Prices
are
firm
ond
(his
price
will
be
withdrawn
when
advertised
quantity
Is
sold.
We
cannot
quote
a
lower
price
by
taking
Ihe
whole
side.
250
tins
Sliced
Pineapple,
2V
Kxlra
special,
2
for
29o
Crosse
and
Blaokwell's
Vinegar,
Mall
or
while
wine,
bottle
25c
200
tins
Brunswick
Sardines.
Special.
I
for
25c
Rose's
Lime
Juice,
pint
zo
39,,
Quart
size
75,,
Broken
Shelled
Walnuts,
jier
lb.
....
39c
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
Canned
Vegetables,
7
tins
$1.00
2
tins
each
Tomatoes.
2's.
Corn
and
Peas,
and
1
tin
llefugee
Ilea
dm.
California
Grape
Fruit,
3
for
25c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
SaaaaHHiflilHilBliHiBilHHjllHlHHiilM
JUNE
BRIDES'
SILVERWARE
I
.1
C..L
P
Ol
ana
tin
wass
dale
Never
before
havs
we
assembled
beautiful
and
distinctive
pieces
to
sell
at
such
am
7
of
low
orlcos.
You
will
do
well
to
alve
ihem
M.
.,
maz,n9r
Of
particular
Importance
Is
the
offering
of
nodoera,ilJ.d',
Community
Plate
and
William
Rodger'
flatware
on
Vi
we
are
giving
a
special
discount
during
the
month
of
Scientific
Optical
Work
Ours
Is
the
best
and
piost
modern
equlpoed
r.
..
Parlor
In
tho
North.
Our
specialist
hat
had
twent,
P
41
years'
experience
In
fitting
and
testing
eyes.
Our
nV'11
are
always
reasonable
and
our
work
dependable
w
1
vile
consultation.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
a
Anita
Stewart
In
Never
The
Twain
Shall
Meet"
I'eler
II.
Kvuc's
fumou
(ale
of
the
h.
s
fill
oreue-,
niinaiu
e.
drutualii'
sittiiiliui
-make
(lie
blond
tingle.
The
lure
of
the
ti
,
s
cm
-kie.
of
-p.iikliiiK
-"
ami
lovelv
u
.1
t
lale
of
a
whit)-
niaii
gone
In
rot
111
heath,
regeneration.
The
lir
of
a
man
and
a
m..
:
,
their
all
for
love.
photo-plav
of
reti'
bcutilv.
I
in
n
died
all
tar
rat.
Anita
Stewart,
Bert
Lytell,
Lionel
Belmore,
Hunt)
Gordon,
George
Slegmann,
Justine
Johnson,
Emily
Fluroj,
rrincess
do
tsouroon
ami
01.
my
oiner.
COMEDY
"PLAIN
GIRLS
AND
FANCY
GIRLS"
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
&0cinj&
Summer
Time
is
Camping
Time
We
have
a
full
liit
t'leitsii-
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd,
255
Third
Ave.
Phon
1M
Midsummer
Clearance
SALE
We
aiiiioiiix
(
our
Annual
.Summer
H
aim
in
view,
ami
Hint
is
to
Hear
our
Mir
Joods
in
Hie
Sumnier
Moiitli.
Pnre
is
1
clearing
Jine
an
rut
down
below
rust.
T"
linns
in
every
depurMiienl
.mil
it
i
your
-thai
iliscoiinl.
Also
there
is
un
EXTRA
SPECIAL
DISCOUNT
OF
5
PER
CENT
FOR
CASH
When
von
ee
the
prints
jtiuVill
wmid.
afrord
lo
do
il,
hut
nu
will
.do
nil
snti-knovv:
That
we
buy
Suinmer
(JtAitU
for
s
Monllis
mill
if
we
do
mil
sell
lliee
good-
in
'd
lime
to
slay
on
(lie
nhelf
(ill
n
ox
I
year.
W-
;
'
any
shelf
warincrs.
and
if
yiiu
ore
roady
i"
l
linrgaiii.
wal
h
our
ads.
in
Mm
local
papn-
T
Ireal
to
Prniee
lluperl.
Take
advantage
of
our
offer
and
get
your
suppll
for
holidays
at
these
greatly
reduced
prices
SHO
DEPARTMENT
men's
Liberty
Shoes
at
$4.75.
We
are
0
,
lliis
line
to
iimko
room
for
our
new
ti
e'
IHTK,
So
every
pair
uuisl
he
sold.
-
fur
$1.75.
We
are
also
offering
ait
"
Men's
Shoes
at
13
per
cenl
discount.
Men's
Working
8hoes
for
Ladies'
Smart
Step
White
Canvass
Slippers.
:t.V.
n.50
ami
var,.
Hale
...
Ladles'
Classic
One-Step
Slippers,
1
In
Paten!
(Mill
(lunmelal.
P.CfT.
$7..r0.
Hido
Ihi
you
luke
11
large
or
small
size,
or
art
yon
i
Well,
here
is
your
diance.
f)ver
Ko
t:
Linos,
viliies
from
.H7.tlU,
fcT.oO
nntl
1,1
clear
nt
.'
.
,
.
.
....
,
.
.
I
n
H
I
..I
ti
1
I
o
I
1
l
1
1
'
uuiub
biduk
oaim
onoes,
one
sirnp
01
!"
$3.95
v
$1.95
''
T
.
$450
Brokn
Ai
$3.95
pilhf
low,
medium
or
liahy
Louis
heel,
vulnn
$
C(J
lo
7.r.(.
To
rlenr,
per
pair
...
,.
,
An
nsi,rlmitul
of
Meu'x.
Luiliesaiul
Cliihlrc"
l"1111
Hlioes,
lluldier
Soles
only.
To
rlear.
pet-
I1
15',;
Discount
off
regular
price
of
all
Ladles
snow
10-;
Discount
off
regular
price
of
all
Children
"
TO
HAVE
A
BETTER
IDEA
OF
OUR
SALE
LOOK
OUR
WINDOWS.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phono
AAK.
3rd
tA
Avenue
AwAmiA
and
and
7l