PAGE
SIX
THK
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
June
I.
102s
Worth
Up
NO
matter
what
amount
your
budget
sets
aside
for
washday
expense,
you
will
find
that
we
offer
a
laundry
service
comfortably
within
it.
And,
more
important,
a
checkup
over
a
period
of
time
will
convince
you
that
laundry-washed
clothes
last
longer,
save
money,
guard
health
.
.
and
are
cleaner!
Call
us
on
the
'phone
.
.
.
we'll
gladly
help
you
arrange
for
this
new-era
method
of
handling
the
family
wash.
THE
LAUNDKY
DOES
IT
UEST
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
I'honc
8
Make
Your
Own
Cakes
Here
are
a
few
attractive
prices:
Seedless
Raisins,
4
lbs.
for
tKif
Currants,
3
lbs.
for
..
SOf
C.
&
B.
Orange
&
Lemon
Peel,
2
lbs
.'.
3Tt
Fresh
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
lb:
40
Fresh
Shelled
Almonds,
per
lb
e
2
lbs.
for
$1.15
Swansdown
Ftour,
2
pkga.
for
850
Crystalised
Cherries,
per
lb.
750
Glacier
Cherries,
per
lb.
o()f
Dry
Figs,
8
lbs.
for
Dry
Apricots,
8
lbs.
for
70
(
Blue
Ribbon
Peaches,
5
lb.
pkgs
$1.U5
Prunes,
per
lb.
....
t!0l
1C
and
12ttf
Dri-Pack
Del.
Prunes,
5
lb.
tins,
2
for
Jji
l.5
Fresh
Cookies,
3
lb.
for
81.
00
Don't
forget
the
Green
Vegetables
and
Fresh
Fruit
arriving
on
every
boat
at
lowest
prices.
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
Phones
18
and
81
PATRONISE
THK
Montreal
Importers
(illLAT
HAKC.AINS
In
MEN'S
HOW
AND
CI
1
1
1.1
)lt
UN'S
unning
Shoes
For
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies,
Bulk-ley
Valley
Hay
and
Grain,
Seeds,
Fertilizer
and
COAL,
call
up
68
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
SANKEY
COURT
VISITS
SCENE
Sl
KKOl'NDIXUS
OF
Ml
HULK
OF
SCHOOL
TF..U
JIKU
AT
POUT
SlNlITON
HEIXQ
Ueihj'ilt
'
'
'
TOII.W
FOR
HEN'kFlT
01
J
I
KY
While
the
New
Westminster
Supreme
Court
trying
the
cue
of
Joeeph
San-key.
Port
Simpson
Indian
who
hat
been
under
arrest
for
over
two
year
for
the
killing
of
Mite
LoretU
Chlaholm
on
May
33.
1926.
at
Port
Bsslngton,
came
north
particularly,,
by
viewing
the
scene
of
the
ghastly
crime,
to
ascertain
tor
itself
whether
or
not
It
was
possible
for
the
twelve
year
old
girl
witness,
Haldlsh
Sandahls,
to
have
seen
as
he
testified,
the
accused
following
the
unfortunate
young
school
teacher
along
the
road
past
her
home
toward
I
the
old
cemetery
trail
on
that
fatal
morning,
the
Jury
and
the
officials
this
afternoon,
guided
by
Inspector
William
Bplller,
commanding
officer
of
"D"
Division
of
the'
provincial
police,
are
expected
to
make
minute
inspection
of
other
points
Involved
In
the
case
Besides
visiting
the
home
of
Haldis
;
Sandahls
to
check
up
on
whether
she
could
have
seen
what
she
said
she
saw,
they
will
also
be
taken
along
the
old,
and
now
unused
trail
to
the
point
where
the
murder
occurred,
past
the
place
of
Charles
nelabott,
thi
naturalized
German
boatbullder.
who
is
one
of
the
chief
witnesses
for
the
crown
in
the
first
trial
with
bis
testi
mony
to
the
effect
that
Miss
Chlshclm
passed
his
place
that
morning
soon
to
be
followed
by
Sankey
as
well
as
visiting
the
cannery
shack
where
Sankey
was
Irving
with
his
relatives
at
the
time.
Arter
the
five
hundred
mile
trip
north
for
the
purpose
of
Inspecting
the
scene
of
the
crime,
officials
were
desirous
that
the
jury
should
be
given
a
full
knowledge
of
the
whole
surroundings.
On
arrival
at
Haysport
station
at
3
AO
mis
afternoon,
the
court
was
met
by
the
two
powerboats
Salvage
Princess
and
"26"
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Cos
fleet
In
which
they
were
transported
across
the
Skeena
"Strawberries"
FROM
OI.
ALL
A
Arriving
Friday,
per
box
UOf
Royal
Prince
Peas,
sice
1
sieve.
6
tins
81.00
Pels
Naptha
Soap,
10
bars
to
car
ton,
per
carton
80c
Jap
Rice,
best
quality,
3
lbs.
for
Hilt
Choice
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb.
ZHf
Choice
Shamrock
Hams,
per
lb.
:Kr
Try
our
machine
sliced
Raw
Ham
of
choice
quality,
per
lb...
.50c
Singapore
Pineapple,
28,
7
tins
for
ur
Pioneer
Clams,
minced,
2
for
L'c4
(Excellent
served
with
milk
sauce
on
toast)
Your
choice,
assorted,
7
cans
Fruit
91.51
(See
our
window
for
display)
Try
a
bottle
of
Maple
Syrup,
each
irC
Beekist
Honey,
S
lb.
tins
.
.
HOC
Crises,
l's,
per
tin
Ullc
Something
new
and
extra
good.
Royal
Purple
Tea,
per
lb.
.
.
7."f
"CHICKENS"
Just
advised
from
Our
Ranch
Doss
that
he
is
shipping
another
consignment
of
Fresh
Killed
Milk
Fed
Fowl
and
II
rollers,
arriving
Wednesday.
Dolling
Birds,
per
lb.
.
.
U70
Heavy
and
Light
Fowl,
per
lb
,.
iWQ
Extra
Choice
Broilers,
per
lb
15(
Order
early
as
only
a
limited
amount
arriving
this
week.
NO
PLIES
ON
US
Get
your
Whig
Fly
Fume
here.
All
sites
and
sprays
in
stock.
Cooked
Meats
kept
in
our
cold
storage
always
nice
and
fresh.
Jellied
Torigue,
Jellied
Veal,
Roast
Pork.
Boiled
Ham,
Corned
Beef
At
Attractive
Prices.
See
our
window
for
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
arriving
Wednes
day.
Fresh
Pineapple,
Cherries,
Strawberries,
Strawberries,'
'
Cocomnuts,
CocoWnuts,
Canti
Canta
ne
of
new
Fresh
Vegetables
.fttjowe:
prices
lowest
Watch
Our
Windows
It
Pays
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phone
45
and
r71
This
Great
Healing
Oil
Must
Banish
Eczema
and
Skin
Troubles
Make
up
your
mind
today
that
you
are
going
to
give
your
skin
a
real
chance
tpigat
well.
t(
,
(!...'.;
,,.
:
,
Tfou've
pigljiftbly
beauUke,.ft.
lot
iff,
,otner
jpe'uplp,,,
convinced
,
that.,
Jty"
poy.
thing
to
use
was
an
ointment
or
salve
(some
of
them
are
very
good)
but
in
the
big
majority
of
cases
these
sticky
salves
simply
clog
the
pores
and
the
condition
primarily
remains
the
aame.
Oo
to
any
good
druggist
today
and
get
an
original
bottle
of
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
River
to
Port
Bsslngton.
Late
tonight
it
Is
expected
these
btorts
will
arrive
in
Prince
Itupert
with
the
court
party.
The
jury,
as
la
ususfty
the
case
in
murder
oases,
was
closely
guarded
dur
ing
the
long
trip
north,
the
twelve
men
having
been
locked
up
in
their
special
car
all
the
way
north.
The
party
will
return
south
on
Saturday
morning
by
train
and
is
due
back
in
New
Westminster
on
Monday.
The
hearing
of
the
case
will
be
resumed
on
Tuesday
morning,
Monday
being
a
court
holiday
In
celebration
of
the
King's
birthday.
WHIST
DRIVE
HELD
BY
ORANGE
LADIES
Hucresnful
tariit
Uit
Night
In
Mctro-pole
Hall
Ten
Table
In
Tlay
Customs
and
excise
collected
for
the
1827
the
total
was
$33,803.06.
PICNIC
SEASON
IS
AGAIN
WITH
US
We
carry
everything
you
need
to
satisfy
your
outdoor
appetite
Fresh
Mild
Cream
Cheese,
lb.
50?
Chateau
Cheese,
plain
or
pimento.
It
spreads
or
slices.
Vi
lb.
pkge.
:)?
MacLaren's
Cream
Cheese,
pkge.
10?
Gorgonzola
Cheese
something
with
some
pep
to
it
lb..
.
50?
Genuine
Swiss
Cheese,
lb.
.
.
00?
Milano
Salami,
sliced,
lb.
.
.
75?
Genoa
Salami,
sliced,
lb
SO?
Capicolli
Salami,
hot,
sliced,
lb.
75?
Cooked
Ham,
sliced,
lb
55?
Goteborg
Salami,
sliced,
lb...
00?
Potted
Meats
in
tins,
3
for.
.
.
115?
Assorted
Potted
Meats
in
glass.
per
jar
-5c
Heint
Prepared
Mustard,
jar
"5c
MacLaren's
Queen
Olives,
large
Jar
."?
MacLaren's
Stuffed
Olives,
large
jar
75?
Olive
Dutter,
jar
'.15?
Welch's
Grape
Juice,
bottle
10?
HARRINGTON
HALL
SOLUBLE
COFFEE
Just
the
thing
for
picnics
made
in
an
instant
no
coffee
pot
to
clean
no
mussy
ground
no
left-over
to
be
thrown
away!
All
you
need
is
hot
water.
Put
up
in
vacuum
packed
jars,
enough
to
make
35
cups
of
coffee.
Per
jar
50?
Oranges,
small
site,
8
doz.
91.00
Oranges,
large
site,
per
doz.
05?
Bananas,
per
lb
15?
Large
Cantaloupes,
each
....
HO?
Cherries,
per
lb
10?
Strawberries,
basket
"0?
Up
river
Rhubarb,
6
lbs.
.
.
25?
We
also
have
French,
Italian
and
Norwegian
Anchovies
salted
and
splcetj
and
'
In
olive
pll.
t
imported
.Tuna
Fish
,
In
'olive
pit
Sweet
Plraeiitos
IcUios.and
,j?rs.
Kalian
pickled
small
Green
Pep
pers.
Russian
Caviar.
French
Pate
de
Foie
Gras
and
many
oiher
delicacies
you
might
try
for
your
next
picnic
party.
Alberta
Market
P.
G
AMD
LA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
Tne
very
first
application
will
give
you
relief
and
a
few
short
treatments
will
thoroughly
convince
you
that
by
sticking
faithfully
to
it
for
a
short
while
;
your
skin
troubles
will
be
a
thing
f
the!
past.
Remember
that
.
Moone's
Emerald
Oil
h
a
clean,
powerful
penetrating
Antiseptic
Oil
that
does
not
stain
or
leave
a
greasy
residue
and
tiint
It
must
give
complete
satisfaction
or
your
money
cheerfully
refunded.
ODD
VIEWS
ON
LIFE
OF
MAN
FAMOVH
SCIENTIST
SAYS
PEOPLE
MIOILI)
NOT
HE
Dtl'KIVEll
OK
IMIOICN
INSTINCTS
CIVILIZATION
IS
TAME
TAUT
OK
THE
IIEAST
HAS
TO
HE
KEPT
ALII
E
TO
(U'AUAN'TEE
OIMECTIYE
LONDON,
May
SI.
-
Are
we
to
nave
another
flrst-das
Darwinian
contro-vsrar?
Tbe
provocatively
stimulating
address
delivered
at
Manchester
by
Sir
Arthur
Ketto.
the
eminent
pnysMlogis..
certainly
paves
the
way
to
another
such
battle
amonst
the
savants.
Sir
A
successful
whist
drive
and
social
I
Artnur
ptmmat
of
the
British
As-was
held
last
nlgbt
in
the
Metropofe
i
,or
Advnossnt
of
Hall
by
the
Ladles'
Orange
Benevolent
arv.
hu
r,
.,
the
either.
Association.
Mrs.
Joseph
Howe
was
convener,
Mrs.
J.
Murray
presided
at
the
door,
Mrs.
&
V.
Cox
was
In
charge
of
the
card
tables
and
Mrs.
C.
Brewerton
was
also
a
member
of
the
committee.
Then
were
ten
tables
of
card
and
winners
were
as
follows:
Cadies'
first.
Miss
D.
Ross;
V"9'
second.
Mrs.
Joeeph
How
men's
first.
Jack
Preece;
men's
second,
Mrs.
A.
Frebourg.
After
cants
refreshments
were
served.
CUSTOMS
COLI.ECTEH
lng
last
year,
on
tne
subject
of
mania
relationship
to
she
anthropoid,
aroused
wide
Interest.
"Medical
men.''
declared
Sir
Arthur
at
Manchester,
"could
find
no
ground
for
believing
that
toe
brain
was
a
dual
organ
a
com
pond
of
s&bstanoc
and
cpirlt.
Every
fact
known
to
then
compels
the
inference
that
mind,
spirit
and
soul
are
the
manifestations
of
s
living
brain
Just
as
flame
Is
the
manl-icj
,
-pint
of
a
burning
candle.
"Nowhere
could
we
draw
a
sharp
lln
and
say.
Here
the
brain
of
aps
ceases
and
the
brain
of
man
begins.'
The
port
of
Prince
Rupert
during
the
bram.
Milch
began
in
tbe
humble
ssr-month
of
Msy
totalled
tl9.4S2.94
It
was
vice
of
an
ape.
became
in
the
fullness
announced
this
morning
by
J.
H.
Mc-
0f
time,
the
master
organ
of
the
body.
I.eod,
collector
of
customs.
In
May
.
LAItUll
A
JIIKTIIUKUIT
'Labor
was
a
birthright
from
the
ape.
and
far
from
bsing
a
curse
tne
liulfllment
of
this
essential
condition
of
life
brought
to
organised
beings
I
their
highest
enjoyment.
How
deeply
.rooted
are
tbe
loasearching
Impulses
lund
how
much
man
enjoys
their
eser-
1
1-ls
may
be
noted
from
the
fortunes
paid
by
the
weal
toy
for
the
prlvlleg
of
laboring
as
fishers
and
hunters.
We
see
manifest
herein
man's
primitive
lust
for
blood.
"Every
sane
son
of
civilisation
con
detnns
wanton
cruelty,
but
the
real
danger
that
besets
the
future
of
civil
isation
is
not
otcsmss
in
cruelty
but
mss
In
sentuneutsllty.
We
could
become
too
refined
for
life
in
a
mortal
worM.
ClvUlsatton
can
warp
humafi
nature.
I
believe
most
alnosrely
tnat
a
father
can
do
a
son
no
greater
injury
than
that
of
depriving
him
of
the
beat
of
his
Inborn
Instincts,
and
yet
it
Is,
I
sdmtt.
an
injury
which
fsw
of
if
It
threatened
us
In
our
youth.
would
struggle
to
avoid.
Capitalism
provides
our
inherited
Instincts
with
their
best
opportunities
and
their
worst.
ItATIONALITV
A
MISTAKE
Warm
feelings
will
always
master
cool
reason.
There
can
be
no
greater
mistake
than
to
think
that
man
evolves
towasds
the
realms
of
purs
rationality.
"Tbe
dictates
of
reason
are
lnsuffl-
otent
to
guarantee
Nature's
chief
objective
the
.continuation
of
the
race.
This
part
of
the
beast
has
to
be
kept
alive
within
us.
The
day
man
becomes
a
perfectly
rational
being
mark
his
end.
When
we
have
rid
man
of
all
hi
vices
we
shall
Indssd
have
domesticated
him.
and
at
ths
same
time
have
deprived
him
of
the
powers
which
im
pel
him
onwards.
Human
life,
under
such
circumstances
becomes
a
uninspired
and
unmanly
existence.
FOR
LORD
LONSDALE
ON
GOLDEN
WEDDING
LONDON,
June
31.
There
has
been
s
remarkable
response"
to
the
suggestion
that
a
gift
should
be
presented
from
his
general
sporting
Mends
to
thst
grsat
sportsman.
Lord
Lonsdale,
on
his
golden
weddlsjg.
which
will
be
celebrated
in
June
From
all
parts
of
ths
world,
and
from
all
dashes
of
people
costermongers.
clergymen,
barons,
and
backwoodsmen
there
have
been
received
tributes
small
and
Urge.
One
famUy
in
the
north
of
Xngiand
sent
a
shilling.
Many
people
have
sent
as
much
as
a
hundred
guineas.
Every
racing
club
In
South
Africa
has
contributed.
Lord
Lonsdale,
who
Is
70.
succeeded
his
brother
In
tbe
earldom
In
1682.
He
was
married
In
1874
to
the
daughter
of
he
tenth
Marquis
of
Huntly.
In
the
South
African
War
be
served
as
assistant
adjutant-general
for
the
Imperial
Yeo
manry.
He
owns
about
715,000
acres
and
has
often
eniefUlned
Royalty
a'
his
splendid
seat.
Loftbsr
Oastle.
Cumberland.
He
is
Lord
Lieutenant
of
the
oounty.
U
wan
formerly
master
of
the
Cottesmore
Hounds.
The
gift,
which
it
Is
proposed
to
make
to
him
in
u
golden
casket,
with
right
panels
representing
s
different
xuurt.
The
btlinr
af
ths
money
Is
to
be
given
to
Ixird
and
Lady
Lonsdale
vim
will
presi-nt
it
to
charities.
MOTORSIIIP
HURRYON
MAKING
FIRST
TRIP
Coming
wtli
to
Mmm-U
With
Vutgo
ol
Osniirry
Suppll
Tlurtfml
!
by
V.S.
8tfSllilhlp
Motcrshlp
Hurryon.
unAsr
cbartsr
to
lbs
Canadian
National
tsamshlps.
la
now
making
hsr
ilrst
trip
up
ths
coast
u
tbe
new
sarvlce
with
Capt.
Dsn
Mc-,
Klnnon,
tonnsrly
chief
officer
of
tbe
:
stssmsr
Prlnos
George,
in
command.!
The
vessel
is
due
at
Masse
tt
from'
Vancouver
tonight
with
s
csrgo
of
can-!
usrv
supplies.
It
is
not
known
if
the
vessel
will
call
at
Prince
Rupert
this
rip.
MUST
NOT
SPIT
ON
FLOOR
OF
COLUMBIA
COUNTY
JAIL
BLOOM8BURO,
Pa.,
June
1.
It
cost
II
SO
to
expectorate
In
tbe
Columbia
County
"model"
Jail.
Hudson
Kline,
deputy
sheriff
and
guard
at
the
Jail,
was
the
first
outsider
to
be
hailed
before
the
Kangaroo
court
of
the
prisoners,
when
aa
walk
ing
into
the
cell
room,
he
expectorated.
immediately
"arrested
and
fined
$1.30
by
the
prisoners'
court.
The
deputy
sheriff
declared
that
the
court
Is
well
managed
and
has
resulted
in
a
considerable
improvement
in
tiie
conditions
of
the
Jail.
PONS
ASSINORUM
WON
THE
SUMMER
CUP
AT
j
MANCHESTER
TODAl
MANCHE8
faiETl5aFjune!
lr
Sol
jLoi-.
AminoTSm
icfBh
won
won
the-
Manthesta
Pons
ner
cup
this
afternoon
came
second
and
Talup
third
Caporal
SOOKE
MOUNTAIN
PARKESTABUSHED
VICTORIA.
June
1.
4km.
t.
O.
Pat-tullo
stated
today
thst
1800
acres
In
the
Otter
District
to
be
known
as
Sooke
Mountain
Park
Is
to
be
set
Mde
under
the
Provincial
Park
Act
i'tr
park
purposes.
AT
THE
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
HOSIERY
Ladies'
Pure
Thread
Silk
Hose,
Silk
to
the
hem,
chiffon
and
service
weight,
mock
fashioned,
double
sole,
heel
and
toe,
in
a
variety
of
popular
shades.
Regular
$1.60
'
$1.75
pair..
Per
pair
S1.00
Ladies
Art
Silk
Hose,
a
splendid
wearing
quality
in
a
good
variety
of
shades.
3
pair
for
1.00
Odd
lines
in
Pure
Thread
Silk
Hose,
all
good
shades.
Regular
values
$1.00,
$1.50
pair..
2
pair
for
91.00
Children's
Lisle
Socks,
assorted
shades,
samples,
slightly
soiled,
5
pair
for
.
.
.
$1.00
Children's
Silk
Plaited
Socks,
assorted
shades,
all
si
ms,
turned
tops,
3
pairs
'
for
Sl.
UNDERWEAR
Ladies'
Medium
Weight
Vests,
tailored
and
opera
top,
all
sizes.
Regular
75c
each.
2
for
91.00
Ladies'
Lisle
'and
Silk
Mixed
Uloomers
and
Vests
in
shades
of
Mauve,
Peach,
Pink
and
White.
Vest
and
Uloomers
.
.
.SI.
00
Travellers
Samples
Naincheck
Princess
Slips,
Seersucker
Crepe
Bloomers
and
Stepins,
2
garments
for
91.00
Samples
Lace
Trimmed
Silk
Voile
Uloomers,
Nightgowns,
etc.
Garments
91.00
EXTRA
SPECIAL
16
dozen
May
Belle
Silk
Knit
Uloomers
in
Bobette
and
ordinary
style
double
V
crotch,
very
fine
quality,
in
G
popular
shades.
Pair
.
.
91.00
Silk
Knit
Vests,
very
fine
quality
in
a
big
variety
of
shades,
all
sizes.
Regular
$1.50
and
$1.75.
Each
91.00
Ladies'
Corselettes,
strong,
fancy
brocaded
coutil,
2
elastic
inserts,
4
garter
supports,
34,
36,
:',8
91.00
Children's
Crepe
Rompers,
assorted
shades,
neatly
trimmed,
2
for
91.00
Roys'
and
Girls'
Play
Suits
made
from
strong
satin
khaki
drill,
2
to
C
years.
Each
91.00
FRASER
DRESS
GOODS
AND
SILKS
Novelty
Silk
Dress
Goods,
assorted
,
,.i
,,,
and
designs.
Regular
valutts
up
in
yard.
Per
yard
SI.
00
Japanese
Crepe.
The
very
best
gr.-ui-.
.
sorted
colors,
G
yards
for
81.00
English
Searsueker
Lingerie
('repi.
I;,,'-
fly
design,
SOin.
wide,
yards
for
81.00
.'i6in.
Figured
Broadcloth,
assorted
!
and
colorings,
2
yards
fur
Sm
uGin.
Nulncheck
Fabric,
assorted
sh,.
yard
for
H.'IO
I56in.
Dimity
Voiles,
ussorted
shades,
l
for
si.
00
EXTRA
SPECIAL
33in.
Heavy
Weight
Natural
i'on.
Silk,
2
yards
for
Sl.oo
375
yards
of
finest
quality
Spun
-in
shades
of
Sund,
Maize,
Chin
Blue,
Vermillion,
Mother
Lilac,
Neptune,
Tea
Rose,
!':,.
White,
29in.
wide,
2
yards
for
M
oo
STAPLES
72in.
Bleached
Sheeting,
linen
finish.
.;
.
wearing
quality,
2
yards
for
....
xi.oo
70in.
Damask
Table
Linen,
assorted
!
made
in
Ireland,
extra
value,
yard
si.oo
Flannelette,
good
heavy
quality,
plain.
and
stripes,
5
yards
for
St.
(Hi
Good
Heavy
Quality
English
Colored
Tu
Towels,
large
size,
3
for
81.00
Several
new
designs
in
good
quality
t
m
and
chintz.
U6in.
wide,
3
yards
for
81.
00
Hemstitched
Pillow
Bases,
fine
quulit
.
finished.
2
for
81.00
Good
Heavy
Quality
Linen
Finished
Cases,
plain
hemmed,
3
for
St
00
Good
serviceable
quality
Bleached
!'
Cases,
4
for
81
'
Huck
Towelling,
very
fine
quality,
1
Hi
i
bleached
white,
3
yards
for
...
81.00
361
n.
Fancy
Figured
Curtain
Scrim,
4
for
..i
9I0
20
only,
Genuine
Leather
Purses,
a-
colors,
lined
silk
brocade.
Regular
for
81.00
&
PAYN
E
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
FRIDAY
AM)
SATUHDAY.
7
and
9
p.m,
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"SORREL
and
SON"
A
siwii
pri'sentatii.n
of
Warwick
Deeping
fti;
Produced
In
thr
niak.-i-
of
"Heuu
Ceste"
with
man
cast.
Like
"licau
(jestc"
"Sorrell
and
Son"
is
a
i
'
which
will
impress
itself
on
your
memory
for
all
tin
will
enjoy
every
minute
of
it.
Distinguished
cast.
II.
II.
WAKNKK,
NII.S
ASTHHlt,
MAItY
NOLAN.
.,i'NH
IlKLMOKK,
NOKMAN
TKKVOIt,
LOUIS
WOI
1M
iM.
ANNA
(J.
NII&SON,
ALICE
JOYCK,
PAUL
McALL!H
1!
CAIt.MKL
MYKKS,
and
many
others.
M
(J-.M
"ODDITIKS"
TIIH
MAGICIAN."
M
lri'KO
dOLDWYN,
NEWS
Admission
50c
and
2.1c.
Silk-Knit
Matinee,
"."c
;nd
l'1'
tees
New
arrivals
of
Silk
Knit
Dresses.
Wonderful
va:
.
a
it
toe
money.
j
kpm
...
I
lletler
Quality
Dreewes
s,r'
Sisea
are
complete
in
every
line.
A
variety
of
beautiful
.
!
:
Jabour
Bros.,
Hi
Phone
CIS.
Corner
Third
Ave.
and
Th
SI'