PAGE
SIX
Worth
PL
I
Up
NO
Miter
what
amunt
ywmr
Wrigct
s4
Me
for
wa-Wa
epea$
ra
will
find
that
we
effer
a
laundry
t-iee
eeafart-Mjr
wfcMn
K.
And,
rare
im-fU-C
a
cfcevlap
ever
a
perM
af
tkne
will
cn
Tiace
too
tint
laamiry-waabffi
clat-ee
last
lem-er.
save
m
ey,
guard
health
.
.
mmi
are
deaner!
Call
as
or
the
'panic
.
.
.
we'll
gladly
help
yeti
ar-raafe
far
Ihii
new-era
method
of
handling
the
family
wash.
TUB
LAUNDRY
DOBS
IT
IJBST
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
ind
Di
y
Cleaners
I'lione
8
SAVE
M
oney
BUY
FKOJI
MUSSALLEM
Royal
City
Peaa,
7
Una
for
$1.00
Royal
City
Tomatoes,
large,
6
tins
for
$1.00
Malkin's
Tomatoes,
7
tins
for
$1.00
Campbell's
Tomatoe
Soup,
7
tins
for
$1.00.
Gold
Cross
Pumpkin,
large,
6
tins
for
$1.00
Tamatoe
Ketchup,
2
lb.
tiaV
5
tins
for
$1.00
H
Sliced
Pineapple,
2's,
7
tin!
for
$1.00
Blackberries,
2's,
5
tins
for
$1.00
White
Wonder
Soap,
15
for
$1.00
Vermicelli
and
Macareni,
6
pkge.
for
$1.00
Flour,
all
kinds,
49
lb.
sack
$2.75
Flour,
all
kinds,
24
lb.
sack
$1.50
SPECIAL
SERVICE
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
-
Phone
18
Phone
81
PATRONISE
THE
Montreal
Importers
GREAT
BARGAINS
in
MEN'S
BOYS'
AND
CHILDREN'S
Running
Shoes
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies,
Bulk-ley
Valley
Hay
and
Grain,
Seeds,
Fertilizer
and
COAL,
call
up
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
e
RAINS
BRING
FARMERS
HOPE
ALMOST
nilOlE
UP
I'RUKIKS
I1ENE-riTEl)
IY
MOIST
HEATHER
LAST
WEEK
I
WINNIPEG,
June
4.
With
the
exception
of
a
few
localities
In
Saskatchewan
and
southern
Alberta,
the
west
benefited
from
rain
during
the
past
k
and
crop
condition
are
brighter
than
tbey
have
been
at
this
period
fcr
one
Man,
according
to
the
fifth
weekly
crop
report
of
the
Canadian
Na
uoaal
Railways.
In
northern
Alberta
and
ott
the
whole
of
Manitoba
the
rin:aJl
was
heary,
thoroughly
meeting
present
rerui
snenu
and
building
up
a
valuable
imiii
of
moisture.
Basket
Che
an
generally
did
not
fare
as
well
ifcoagh
moat
potnu
were
visited
by
showect
which
relieved
the
anatet)
which
eras
being
felt.
Areas
around
Wasiisnon.
Rose
to
u
and
Conquest
in
Saskatchewan
and
In
the
southern
pan
of
Alberta
could
do
with
mon
rale,
though
there
u
no
present
dsnge:
from
lack
ot
moisture
Wans,
bright
weather
succeeded
the
rams,
funuahing
Ideal
growing
oondi
Uotu
generally
and
the
general
ou'
look
si
the
moment
is
highly
satis
factory
and
a
tone
of
optimism
Is
pre
sent
in
all
reports
throughout
the
In
the
area
from
Mulr
to
MeCreary
nd
In
the
Oakburn
dlsOicts
all
in
Manitoba
cut
worms
are
iwpoitsd
but
they
hare
done
no
damage
as
yet.
Cut
worms
have
also
been
found
In
Star
City.
Saskatchewan,
and
grub
worm
under
the
SOU
near
Valparlao.
Saskatchewan,
but
these
points
also
report
n-d
am
age.
The
few
points
that
report
e
frost
also
added
no
damage
had
beer
caused.
Seeding
is
now
completed
an
wheat
is
as
High
as
seven
Inches
abev
ground.
Pall
rye
Is
doing
well
air
pasture
land
Is
In
splendid
oondltlor
Some
asmplea
of
fall
rye
as
high
as
19
Inches
have
been
secured
In
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan.
Advertise
In
the
TMIrv
News
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
Of
IVf
EXTIOX
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAM)
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
and
situate
adjacent
to
AUlford
Bay.
Mcresby
bland.
Sktdegate
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTCE
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacturers,
intends
to
spply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
LJ
h:h
water
mark
of
an
Island:
thence
u
njgn
waier
man
arouna
IMmuwing
the
island
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
one
acre,
more
or
leas
PACIFIC
MILLS
LIMiTKD,
Applicant.
Donald
Wilbur
Hodsdon.
Aisnt
for
Pacific
Mills,
Limited
Dated
May
3.
1W.
SYNOPSIS
OF
Lnl
ACT
AMENDMENTS
'
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant,
unreserved.
survsyed
Crown
lands
may
bs
prs-emptsd
by
British
subjects
over
II
years
of
ags.
j
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intention
to
become
Hritisn
Objects,
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation,
md
Improvement
for
agricultural
turposes
ruD
Information
concerning
regulations
regarding
pre-emptions
Is
given
tn
Hulletln
No.
I.
Land
Series,
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
copies
of
ihlch
can
be
obtained
free
of
charge
IT
addressing
ths
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria.
B.C
or
to
any
Government
Agent
Records
wlU
bs
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
tor
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
Is
not
timber-land,
I.e.,
carrying
over
8,000
board
feet
per
acre
west
of
ths
Cosst
Rang
and
4.000
feet
per
acre
east
of
that
Range.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Commissioner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division.
In
which
ths
land
appllsd
for
Is
situated,
and
are
made
on
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
ths
Land
Commleslonsr.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
years'
and
improvements
made
to
value
of
910
per
acre,
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
flvs
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
bs
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
see
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
ars
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unrsssrvsd
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlnibsrland.
for
agricultural
purposee;
minimum
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
?rtoe
t
per
acre,
and
second-clsss
(grating)
land
11.50
per
acre.
Further
ln-i
formation
regarding
purchase
or
lease'
of
Crown
lands
ts
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10.
Land
Berles.
"Purchass
and
Lias
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sitae
oa
timber
land,
not
exceeding
to
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
stum
page,
HOMESITE
LEASES
Un
urvsy.d
areas,
not
exceeding
II
Bores,
may
be
leased
as
homsiltea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
ereoted
In
the
first
ysar.
Utls
bsing
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
condition
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
ben
surveyed.
LEASES
Far
g
raxing
sad
Industrial
sv
roses
areas
not
exceeding
it
acres
may
bs
Issssd
by
on
perso
or
a
company.
QRAZIIIO
m
Under
the
Q
ruing
Act
the
Pror-laoe
Is
divided
Into
graxlng
districts
and
ths
range
administered
ender
a
Oraalng
Commissioner.
Annual
graxlng
permits
are
Issued
based
oa
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
ts
established
owners.
Btook-owasra
I
saay
form
uolatlon
for
raaga
,
management
Free,
ar
partly
free,
permits
are
avallahla
tor
settlers,
aa&pere
and
traveller
a
e
test
IT
.
'
(cfuhe
i
service
i
Industry
Fairbanks-Morse
Stock
Pumps
The
Fairbanks
Morse
Stxk
Pump
it
not
just
another
pump.
When
Fairbanks-Morse
Co.
decided
to
build
a
pump
for
handling
Wood
pulp
stock
and
other
fibrous
or
stringy
material,
they
consulted
With
Mr.
A.
B.
Wood,
an
outstanding
authority
and
designer
of
pumps
of
tins
nature.
Mr.
Wood
worked
with
Fairbanks-Morse
engineers
and
produced
a
pump
that
is
an
improvement
on
anything
heretofore
designed
or
constructed.
The
new
improved
stock
pump,
with
its
two
btade
enclosed
impeller,
will
handle,
without
clogging,
fluids
cotitiming
sulida
up
to
one
pipe
sise
smaller
than
the
auction
opening,
and
fibrous
or
stringy
material
of
any
consistency
that
will
flow
tnraugh
a
pipe
line.
OA
CANADIAN
FaiiLanlis
-Morse
CO
M
PANYlnlU4
SYNOD
MEETING
ON
WEDNESDAY
election
or
msimr
mux
he
CIIIEr
EVENT
AMI
UILL
TAKE
PKECEUENCE
The
regular
session
of
the
Synod
of
the
hislna
sessions
opsnlng
in
the
rternoon.
It
to
expected
that
the
meetings
of
the
synod
will
take
two
days
at
least.
'
the
outstanding
event
wil
be
the
lection
of
a
bishop
for
the
diocese.
Ms
work
will
take
precedence
of
all
Lher
business.
Section
will
be
by
allot.
ftfhwr'H
for
the
Dallv
New.
TIMBER
SALE
X9S91.
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Pub-lie
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
eighteenth
lath)
day
of
July.
1928,
in
the
office
of
the
District
Porester
at
Prince
Rupert
.
the
Licence
X0S1,
to
cut
SJM.OOj
F.BM.
Spruce.
Balsam.
Hemlock
and
Oedar
dn
an
are
covering
a
portion
01
Lot
MS
at
ths
bead
ol
Kynacli
Lagoon,
Kyuoch
(Bast
Mussel
j
Inlet.
Ranac
3,
Coast
District.
Hues
(S)
years
will
be
allowed
tor
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
any
one
unable
to
sttent
-nc
auction
:n
peis.n
may
uomit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
Md."
Purtnar
particulars
of
the
Chief
Porester,
Victoria.
B.C
.
or
District
Porafftcr.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
NOTICE.
EIJWAKO
nONOIIOI.,
leeaej
MOTIC
IS
HEREBY
pIVKN
that
all
-tnt-ns
hsvlng
claims
adalnst
the
estste
'.
Edward
Donohoe.
1st
of
Naas
tur
bo
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
the
3rd
dsy
,of
March.
1938,
are
required
bn
or
before
the
15th
dsy
01
July.
1938.
to
denver
or
send
by
prepaid
letter
post
full
particulars
of
their
claims
duly
verified
to
The
Royal
Trust
company.
Executor
01
me
esiatc
01
tne
said
Edward
Donohoe.
deceaaed,
at
Its
offices.
26
Pender
Street
West.
Van
couver.
SC.
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
last
mentioned
date
the
Executor
will
proceed
to
distribute
the
assets
of
the
deceased
among
the
persons
entitled
thereto
having
regard
only
to
the
claims
of
which
It
shall
then
have
had
nonce.
DATED
at
Vancouver.
B.C..
this
25th
day
of
May.
A.D.
1928
ROfySRTSON
DOUGLAS
Ac
SYMER
Solicitors
for
The
Royal
144
Trunt
Company.
.J
rttirltor
CANADIAN
SERVICE
From
Montreal
To
llelfatt,
Lhrrpwil
ami
filaotow
Andsnls
June
4,
July
6,
Aug.
;
Athenia
June
15.
July
13.
Aug.
I
Antonls
June
12.
July
20.
Aug.
17
Luua
june
jh.
juiv
jv.
Aug.
i
To
ritiiiout
li-llatre-Lomlnn
Ascsnla
ldne
8.
July
7.
Aug.
3
Alaunts
June
IS.
July
13.
Aug.
10
Ausonla
June
22,
July
30,
Aug,
17
AuranlB
June
28,
July
27,
Aug.
at
Frorriilj'cw
York
To
Ourenstown
and
Liverpool
Prancnnia
..
Juf
2
.Laconhv.
.
June
0
rafriiouttTaT(0i.8outifcuiiptin
reria.jne,
o,
xi.
jui
T.IaiiretkMaJJfiB
13B3
To
llTiiiloiiderrf!
and
(ilaupw
Cameronla.
.
Jun
9
Caledonia..
To
I'lvmniitli-llavre-lxindon
Jufie
16
Caronia.
.
.June
8
Tuscania.
.
.June
15
From
Huston
To
Imdoiidrrrr
and
(llunrow
Caledonia
June
17.,
July
18
To
((ueenotown
and
l.lverMxil
Laconla
.
.
.
June
10
Soythla
.
.
June
24
Around
ihe
World
Cruise
Pranconla
Jan.
IS,
1620
'Calls
at
Plymouth,
Eastbound
Money
orders,
draft
and
Travellers'
Cheques
at
lowast
rates.
Pull
Information
from
local
aoenta
or
Oomosnv't
Of
fice.
822
Hastings
8t.
W.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
yi.A-
THR
DAILT
NEWS
j-dar,
June
4,
192,
SANKEY
TRIAL
ON
TOMORROW
TOUAY
ItriNO
THE
KIMi'S
1HUTII
HAY
HOLIDAY.
llEL.tV
TAKES
PLACE
KHl
COST
OP
TRIP
NORTH
The
cost
of
bringing
the
Sankey
murder
court
norm
last
wtek
from
New
Westminster
where
the
trial
Is
being
held,
to
view
the
scene
of
th
tilling
two
years
ago
at
Port
Bsalng-
ton
of
the
late
Mi
Lorrtta
Chi&bolm
it
la
reported,
was
some
toOOO
Wall
over
twej
thowwnd
miles,
going
and
coming,
was
cove
red
in
making
the
trip
and
four
specisl
railway
cars
war
required
to
provide
the
necessary
ac
commodation
Mr
the
party
of
some
forty
people.
Under
.-lose
guard,
the
accused
rods
la
the
ciunparUMnt
of
one
of
Use
-ease
while
the
jury
was
almost
closely
guarded
in
another
coach.
'
The
court
was
to
be
back
in
Mew
Westminster
thla
morning
but,
as
today
Is
a
legal
holiday,
the
King
Birthday,
the
trial
11
u-t
be
resumed
until
tomcrrow,
Aiuiouxh
the
details
will
not
be
revealed
until
evidence
at
Clven,
It
Is.
nevertheless,
reported
that
the
Wait
to
the
scene
of
the
crime
will
tend
to
be
favorable
to
certain
contentions
of
the
crown
in
connection
with
the
movements
of
the
accused,
it
ts
not
expected
the
trial
will,
bs
completed
.much
te'.re
the
end
of
this
eek.
lacan
while,
the
result
will
be
awaited
with
a
renewed
measure
of
Interest
here.
Fire
witnesses
tn
the
case
hsve
now
)ti
released
.after
haring
4iven
tnelt
vtoanoa
O.
A.
Moore,
who
found
the
,-ody
of
the
unfortunate
girt.
Jack
3mlth.
who
told
of
certain
movements
f
the
sec
used
on
the
morning
In
quae-ion.
llrt.
H.
W.
Morry,
keeper
of
the
xiardtng
house
where
Miss
Cblsholm
matte
residence:
Dr.
L.
W.
Kcrgin.
who
made
the
post-mortem
on
deceased's
body,
and
Prank
D
Rice.
B.CX3.
whe
made
surveys
for
the
crown
of
Uk
ground
covered
in
the
case.
The
litU'.
rl.
HaJdts
Saedahl.
whose
svldencx
culminated
tn
the
decision
to
make
th
view
of
the
scene
will
be
again
place:
on
the
stand
when
ihe
bearing
of
th.
'trial
is
resumed.
It
Is
understood
that
aledonia
opens
on
Wednesday
with
the
crown
will
again
make
deter
jervice
in
the
Cathedral
at
eleven
and
mined
effort
with
a
view
to
forcing
th
accused
to
the
stand
for
cross
-examination.
Whether
U
Will
be
successful
fe
tus
effort
remains
to
bs
seen.
MET
VANCOUVER
FISH
SECTION
fh
LOCAL
MEN
EXpLAINE!!
1VOUK
OONE
IIEKE
TO
HOAKH
Ol'
TKADE
IJT
eoiTii,
v-p
A
meeting
of
the
Fisheries
section
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
'
held
on
Friday.
June
1
at
which
John
Dybhavn
as
representative
of
the
flsh-ng
industry
on
the
Biological
Board
.utlinad
the
hutory
of
the
Board
ant
Its
present
ststus.
D.
B.
Finn,
director
af
the
Fisher
k
a
experimental
Station
discussed
the
work
of
his
ststion.
and
Dr.
W.
A.
Clemens
outlined
the
work
being
undertaawn
at
the
Biological
Station
at
Nanalmo.
'
Dr.
Clemens
told
of
the
work
which
s
being
done
in
salmon
tagging
which
ss
become
so
Important
than
exten
sion
of
the
work
la
being
undertaken
thla
year
and
will
Include
the
tag:ii
of
cbum
and'
c
oho
salmon,
prossioly
i;
northern
waters.
Mr.
Finn
In
disc
Ming
the
work
on
tub
byproducts
which
includes
oils.
3lues.
meals
and
fertlltaer,
pointed
out
that
Increased
search
must
be
done
lr
this
dlrectlonjttnce
the
decreasing
mini
bera
of
fish,
and
increased
competition
made
It
essential
that
every
source
ol
value
In
fish
products
be
fully
utilized
and
that
waste
be
Ullmlnated.
In
discussing
the
work
on
preserva
tion
of
fish
products,
an
extensive
pro
gram
of
refrigeration
and
cold
storage
work
was
outlined.
This
work
would
be
made
possible
by
the
erection
of
an
additional
building
at
Prince
Rupert.
SAILINGS
TO
EUROPE
MAKE
RESERVATIONS
NOW
FROM
3IONTKEAL
To
Liverpool
June
IS.
July
13.
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of
Bedford
June
22,
July
20
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June
29
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June
14,
July
13
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July
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ham
ptiin
June
13,
July
t
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.
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of
Australia
June
20,
July
11
.
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ores
of
Pranoe
Jutte
27,
July
18
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of
Scotland
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June
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July
4.
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4
Montnalrn
O
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to
Cobh
Apply
tb
Agats
errwhr.
or
..J.J
rUKITIK,
.
CP.R.
Statioe,
Vaaewvtr.
Telcobont
Eermeur
2630
r
-
II
Come
to
Third
Avenue.
WAS
SO
NERVOUS,
and
SHORT
OF
BREATH
COULD
HARDLY
SLEEP
Mrs.
Louise
Raglit,
Golden
Lais,
Oat,
writes:
"For
geveral
yean
I
was
greatly
troubled
with
Br
heart
I
was
so
Bervorn
sad
short
ol
breath
I
could
hardly
sleep
at
night
and
If
I
did
sleep
for
a
while
I
had
bad
dreams.
'
"I
managed
to
keep
at
my
work,
somehow,
until
I
began
to
havo
ditiy
spells
which
gvt
so
bad
I
had
to
give
op.
I
used
many
kinds
of
laedieiM,
but
found
so
help
until
I
got
a
box
of
After
the
first
bos
I
found
a
great
change,
tod
after
two
botes
I
mi
aa
well
u
I
eouM
be.
"I
told
my
mother,
who
had
choking
testation.,
eiinnt
f
V.m
mA
tier
helped
her
greatly.
'
Pries
60
a
box
at
all
dragglits
sad
dealers,
or
nailed
direct
en
receipt
of
Price
by
The
T.
bur
Co,
limited,
Toronto,
Oat
it
was
pointed
out
that
Unproved
refrigeration
methods
f
were
'absolutely
accessary
If
the
Pacific
Coast
industry
hoped
to
meat
the
ever
growing
Esawrn
umpetltlon.
The
Plsbtries
Experimental
Station
is
also
undertaking
extensive
work
on
the
prevention
of
the
discoloration
of
hali
but
before
freezing
and
during
cold
ntorage.
-
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
I.
A.
Dickson,
arrived
In
port
at
7
o'clock
last
night
from
Vancouver
and
wmv-
pcinU.
salllns;
at
9
p.m.
for
Anyoa,
3tewart
and
other
northern
ports
of
call.
Passengers
aboard
the
vessel
In-eluded
N
O
Miller,
J.
CHsnley.
D.
B.
Plnn.
Mr.
PUher,
Mr.
Cbansy,
W.
J.
Orawford.
MIm
MoUod.
Miss
Nellie
Smith
and
Mrs.
Peterson,
for
Prince
Rupert!
J.
K.
Orquhsrt.
Mr.
McKee.
Mr.
Jukaa.
J.
It.
Munro.
O.
Corbet
t.
J.
B.
Watson,
A.
Campbell,
Raymond
Rawn.
J.
Nogard.jMr.
Kent.
RsfKnlght.
O
Root.
A.
a
toot
and
J
d
for
Stewart:
W.
Ujtie,
T.
CribtM
and
Ctiong
Bow,
for
islss
tikfjk
J$tarda-lsy
and
A.
H.
-ftvlat.
Jwrnyolf
8am
Tick,
for
Arrandato;
M.
Benlskl,
J.
Darnborough,
Cart
Bruaberg
and
Mm.
Hayea.
for
Alios
Arm:
8.
Ollmore,
for
Tucka
Inlet;
Mm.
A.
L.
Clement.
Mrs.
Mewcombe
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
g.
Ross,
round
trip.
Judge
P.
MeB.
Voung
and
H.
P.
Mo-Leod,
oourt
reglstrsr,
will
make
a
trip
akout
the
middle
of
this
month
to
Bums
I
a.
Prsncols
Lake
and
Ootsa
Uke
to
conduct
sessions
of
nsturaliaa-tion
court.
f
w
lsaasyjasjssr
jsaaaaaaaasL.
NM!mmmimiMwnii
Come
to
on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
for
real
bargains
in
ladies'
Dresses
and
Coats
Here
arc
sonic
items
of
our
Spring
Stock
which
wc
arc
offering
at
a
very
special
inducement.
These
are
all
new
goods,
right
up
to
the
minute
in
fashion
and
of
the
highest
quality.
Come
into
our
store
tomorrow
and
make
jour
choice.
One
only,
Empire
Blue
Coat,
size
1G.
Ladies'
Dresses,
wool,
crepe
dc
c
hm
Regular
$42.60
value.
and
georgette.
Regular
a;
,
-
Offered
now
at
S29.50
from
16
10
f25-
Offered
now
for
$6.95
2
only,
light
colored
Kasha
Coats,
T,
size
30
and
40.
Two
only,
Navy
Blue
Coat..,
m
:.
Offered
now
at
518
Regular
$30
value.
Ottered
now
at
20.00
12
only,
Spun
Silk
Ladles'
Dresses.
'
Offered
now
at
2.95
IIats
to
deai
Rfc
-
:
1.95
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MONDAY
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and
9
p.m.
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