PAGE
SIX
WALLACE'S
Dollar
Days
SATURDAY
&
MONDAY
For
this
event,
we
have
collected
some
wonderful
values
in
QUALITY
RAYON
Underwear,
as
well
as
nn
attractive
list
of
other
desirable
merchandise
DURAYON
Lace
Trimmed
Step-in-each
.
.
.
:
DURAYON
Yoke
front
Knicker
each
DURAYON
Oversize
Bloomer-each
'.'
SUPER
RAYON
Opera
top
shadow-proof
Slips
each
Telephone
9
HOSIERY
Ladies'
Lisle
Hose
full
fashioned,
colors
oi
oanu
or
iNuue,
z
pairs
Children's
Hose
in
many
styles
and
colors
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
any
time
you're
hungry,
enjoy
Kcllogg's
Corn
Flakes
ami
milk
or
cream.
Fpr
breakfast,
for
lunch,
for
suppcr-r-for
a
lato
euack.
They're
great.
.
.
between
meals
and
at
any
meal
CORN
Extra
delitiout
with
frulti
or
honey
added.
Made
if
Kellogg
in
fondon,
Ont.
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
DURAYON
Bloomer
with
apph'qued
C-fl
Aft
motif
each
fl.fl.eVV
DURAYON
Regular
tailored
Bloomer
j
QQ
SUPER
RAYON
Pettiknicker
lace
trim-
Q-
M
mod
each
?JLeVU
$1.00
Ladies'
and
Misses'
Sport
Sox,
fancy
cuff
-J
Aft
in
White
or
Sand,
2
pairs
pJUV
V
Men's
Fancy
Cotton
Sox
.
$100
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
Pillows
feather-filled
in
art
ticking
covers,
each
Washable
Rag
Rugs
27x54
?
-2
for
Sheets
fully
bleached,
nice
quality
70x90
each
Turkish
Towels,
striped
or
white,
splendid
quality,
2
for
Linen
Table
Cloths,
colored
YARD
GOODS
$1.06
1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
White
Cotton,
36-inch,
nice
soft
quality
j-J
QQ
Check
Nainsook
in
white
or
colors
5
yards
Ginghams
in
several
designs
5
yards
Crepe
de
Chene
and
fancy
figured
goods
in
various
patterns
yard
Children's
cotton
BathingSuits,
navy
contrasting
trim,
sizes
24
to
30,
2
for
.
.
Children's
Dresses
in
various
sizes
and
colors,
each
Ladies'
Voile
and
Print
Dresses
each
.
;
'".
Ladies'
latest
sport
model
Hats,
latest
styles,
values
to
$5.50
.
.
.
.
'
Two
dozen
Flat
Crepe
Dresses
in
latest
styles,
values
to
$13.50
.
.
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$3.95
$8.75
Third
Ave.
&
Fulton
St.
BUILT
CITY
BYENERGY
Rev.
Dean
Olbson
in
an
address
to
the
Rotary
Club
at
Its
Week-End
Specials
3old
Cross
Strawberry
or
Raspberry
Jam
13-oz.
Jar
while
they
last
Crosse
ti
Blackwell's
Meat
Paste
3Vi-oz.
Jar,
2
for
.
Sweet
Adeline
Mollasses
2
s,
tin
McCormlck's
Jersey
Cream
Sodas
2
pkgs
Fraser
Valley
Black
Currant
CPn
Jam
4-lb.
tin
00,
Jmpress
Cherry
Jam
4-lb.
tin
Moonlight
Marshmallow
Mb.
tin
Nabob
Orange
Marmalade
4-lb.
tin
Eggs,
Fresh
Extras
3
doz
Christies'
Assorted
Biscuits
1-Jb.
pkg.
0
cakes
Black
Knight
Stove
Pollsh-
2
tins
15c
25c
20c
45c
60c
45c
55c
$1.10
40c
Nabob
Pears.
Peaches.
ADrlcots.
Strawberry,
Raspberry
or
4
fijp
not
irua
ior
saiad,
8-oz.
tin
.
..
--"
Sunnybrook
Creamery
C-f
4
ff
Butter,
3-lb.
brick
Va
Dutch
Maid
Sandwich
Spread
Jar
30c
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street
THE
DAILY
NEW8
Friday,
Mav
30-
1830
WALKS
MUST
BE
CLOSED
Saskatoon
Product
of
Efforts
of
a
City
Council
Decides
to
Take
Dras
Group
of
Boosters
Who
I
'tic
Action
Following
Ite'port
Worked
Hard
on
Job
IjftQ
,'iV
'
of
Engineer
ACTION
AT
ONCE
mnwiewi
yesiciuay
unaiiuuu
ui
otncr
sidewalks
Will
be
Shut
uie
commodore
care
gave
some
in-
I)own
From
Time
to
Timc
ieresung
sidelights
on
the
building
,t
Becomes
Necessary
up
of
the
west.
Speaking
of
the
city
.
of
Saskatoon,
he
said
this
city
was
A
nf
,h
n,f
built
by
a
group
of
men
who
set
Counc
,Mt
n,
wnat
Jiemselves
to
the
work
and
put
it
scem
k
d
M
,
wh
ail
'
7;
decided
to
close
to
traffic
such
Saskatoon
was
,
located
amid
m
sand
e
i
eM.,w.
,
.
.
.
.
.
nils
in
what
was
considered
one
of
f1
lnh
"ntf
oi
he
badly
ot
the
poorest
locations
that
could
be
0
rePa
rta?
fnnnrt
Tho
rnnntrv
ornimrt
nil
""l'UUJ
"u
mJinth.
vot
L
tra",c-
0ne
these
speclflcall
"Cloned
the
south
side
of
was
and
hard
work
a
wonderful
city
has
umiu
iu...
,ocv;uiiu
Avenue
irom
Mcunae
w
J
j
Third
Street
which
Is
quite
unsafe
!The
engineer
Is
to
use
his
discre
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonald
desires
to
tlon
In
regard
to
other
streets,
no-
make
It
ctear
that,
at
the
hearing
closing
more
than
are
absolutel
f
the
Minimum
Wage
oBard
here
necessary.
The
rninnslfn
1IH1
nf
RvnnH
Av
Wednesday
night,
he
alluded
to
.
ro
o
.
vage
scales
paid
in
two
local
buildings.
It
was
decided,
won'-vholesale
houses.
In
Malkln's
boys
have
to
do
without
a
sidewalk
fo
were
started
at
580
per
monm
a
time
and
also
the
west
side
o
vhile
the
scale
went
up
to,
$125
Seventh
Street
and
part'of
Thlr'
nd
$135.
In
Stewart
&
Moblcy's
Avenue
West
and
one
side
of
Thlr'
he
scale
was
$125
and
$135
and
Street.
F"6r
the
bthrr
sidewalks
In
ip
to
$155
for
men
of
considerable
Itlative
bylaws
would
be
pu'.
xperlence.
No
substitutes
the
peak
in
quality
i
1
H
sik
Jifll
AnhcusFrBtmli
Budweiser
Barley-Malt
Syrup
LIGHT
OR
DARK
RICH
IN
BODY
NOT
BITTER
through
providing
for
the
construction
of
bltullthic
sldewalk-'nder
tho
engineer's
new
plan
If
these
are
petitioned
against
th'
streets
will
have
to
be
wlthou'
sidewalks
until
conditions
chang'
or
some
other
plan
is
evolved
Construction
of
these
will
procee
'
if
the
finances
allow.
A
long
discussion
took
place
lr
regard
to
the
whole
matter
1"
which
most
of
the
aldermen
ex
pressed
themselves
as
opposed
t-drastic
action
except
In
such
cas
as
It
was
found
absolutely
nece
sary.
It
was
decided
that
rcpalf
of
thold
wnfhft
was
out
of
th-question
arici'Hrrar'hew'ones
could
b-
bi'-'bTifrPWi
"Ibcal
lm-provemehi!lan.:
'te
the
street
rhlch
m'ust'rniiW
"without
walk
for
a
time,
it'&'
probable
that
th
old
walks
will
be
removed
and
n
section
of
the
street
be
set
aside
for
pedestrian
use.
The
report
o?
the
engineer
to
the
council
to
consider
which
the
meeting
was
called
Is
as
follows:
To
Mayorarfa'
AYd'eriheti,
City
of
PrlncfeRuiftrt.
"''
Gentlemen-bffi?
tdpTeseht
a
re-Dort
on
lmme'drateI''c6st
of
reaalr
to
make
them
safe
for
traffic
for
the
time
being.
Even
with
these
repairs,
I
cannot
guarantee
their
safety
beyond
one
month
and
I
anticipate
repairs
up
to
an
additional
fifty
percent
(50)
before
the
end
of
the
year.
Location
and
cost
oi
repair
are
as
follows:
3rd
Ave.
north
side
from
Mc-Brlde
to
3rd
Street.
$1,200.
2nd
Ave.
north
side
from
Mc-Brlde
to
3rd
Street.
$1,200.
2nd
Ave.
south
side
from
Mc-Brlde
to
3rd
Street.
$1200.
3rd
Ave.
both
sides
from
7th
Street
to
ith
Street.
$800.
2nd
Ave.
north
.side
from
7th
Street
td'
Sth
Street.
$400.
One
side
1st
Street
frdm
2nd
Avenue
to
3rd
Avenue,
$400.
2nd
Btreet
both
sides
from
2nd
Avenue
to
3rd
Avenue,
$400.
3rd
Street
one
side
from
2nd
Avenue
to
3rd
Avenue,
$400.
7th
Street
both
sides
from
2nd
Avenue
to
3rd
Avenue,
$400.
Total
cost
$6,400.
All
the
other
wooden
sidewalks
In
Section
1
are
In
extremely
bad
state
and,
as
the
occasion
arises,!
I
propose
to
report
when
these
sidewalks
are
beyond
repair
and(
become
a
public
danger,
approximately
$2000
left
for
wood
en
road
and
sidewalk
maintenance
and
this
balance
is
only
sufficient
reasonable
maintenance
but
for
renewals,
to
which
the
above
repairs
approximate.
I
therefore
beg
to
recommend
that
the
above
sidewalks
be
Immediately
closed
to
traffic
and
that
any
property
owners
desiring
i
access
to
their
nronerties
be
About
$30
was
realized.
In
Gold
Dust
Washing
Powder
Offp
'structcd
to
provide
same
from
the
3
large
P.
'.X.,0'
edp
of
the
road
at
their
own
'
'
'
Lux
Lux
Toilet
Toilet
Soap-r-
Soan
jt
t?
c"'
I
considered
deslfKblSrom
tlvVs
the
point
of
view
of
public
safety,
part
of
the
road
may
be
marked
25C
olt
by
wooden
headers
for
pedes-,
trian
traffic
only.
Respectfully
submitted
CITY
ENOINEER.
The
tea
and
sale
of
home7
cooking
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
'the
RebpV.nh
tAon
nt
thi
hnmi
nf
Phone
208
Mr8.
w.
A
McLean,
Fifth
Avenue
-.
West,
was
a
very
successful
affair.
"So
Skinny
Shamed
In
Bathing
Suit.
Gained
15
Lbs'
KITZEQUCLA.
May
30:
Victoria
"ay
was
celebrated
at
KlUefruclH
y
a
large
number
of
the
people
of
raielton,
Kispiox,
Kltwancool.
Klt-vinga,
who
arrived
.early
to
spend
the
day
here.
The
Athletic
Club,
the
chleJs
of
the
village
and
the
football
and
baseball
teams
formed
a
processbn
at
the
hall
and
marched
to
the
new
w.reatlon
ground.
On
arrival
there
John
Brown
of
Kispiox;
Tom
Gexl-
cfungulal,
Hazelton;
Chief
Janper
derrick.
Kltwancool,
and
Chief
Ar-
j
priate
address,
and
officially
open
ed
the
new
play
ground
for
the
use
over
Kispiox.
Hazelton
football
team
played
a
fast
game
with
Kltwancool
and
Kit-
of
the
following
wooden
sidewalks.
'wanco01
won-
"Oalnd
IS
lbs.
tak-.
,.
Ing
Ironlzed
Ye&a.
Was
always
ashafhed
to
wear
bathing
suit
but
sow
I
can
and
not
leel
too
skinny."
--
Eulah
Lannlgham.
Thousands
write
of
S
to
IS
lbs.
Rained
In
3
weeks
with
Ironlzrd
Teast.
Bony
limb
round
out.
Ugly
hollows
fill
in.
Blemished
skin
get
clear
and
rosy
like
magic.
Nervotu
ncss,
Indigestion,
constipation
disappear
overnight.
Sound
sleep.
New
health
and
pep
from
very
tint
day.
Two
great
tonics
In
one
pedal
welght-bulldlng
Milt
YeMt
and
strengthening
Iron.
Pleasant
little
tablets.
Far
stronger
than
unmeditated
yeast.
Results
In
time
So
quit
being
ashamed
of
"aklnnl-neas."
sallow
skin.
Get
Ironlard
Yeast
from
druggist
today.
IVel
great
tomorrow.
Money
back
from
manufacturer
If
not
delighted
with
quick
results.
ITZEGUCLA
CELEBRATED
'ictorla
Day
Observed
With
Fine
Sports
Program
at
Interior
Village
The
Kltzegucla
Athletic
Club
had
charge
of
the
program
and
sou
drinks
stand
on
the
new
grounas.
Also
they
did
all
the
work
of
clearing
the
large
grounds.
In
the
evening
there
was
a
dance
which
was
well
attended.
,
The
Women's
Christian
Union
and
the
Athletic
Club
served
re-1
freshments
during
the
day.
Oet
pays.
the
Ad.
reading
habit.
Call
On
Us!
For
Highest
Quality
and
Lowest
Prices
Empress
Jelly
Powders,
all
Cn
flavors,
per
pkg
Molasses
Snaps
IZfln
3
lb
Shaker
Salt
per
pkg
.
Boneless
Cottage
Rolls
per
lb
brands,
per
tin
Evaporated
Milk
All
brands,
per
case
Empress
Strawberry
Jam
I's,
per
tin
Fresh
Strawberries
per
box
Hothouse
Tomatoes
No
i.
.:per
to
SDlhach
ssZ.'v.uiai
New
Potatoes
7
lbs
10c
29c
(Buy
now
this
nrlce
will
not
last
inere
is
at
present,
a
oaiance
oi
Evaporated
Milk
All
11c
85.25
24c
Empress
Assorted
Jams
38c
OQ
S
2's.
npr
tin
Ot
9
25c
35c
25cS
50c
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
360
319
Third
Ave.
SAMPLESHOES
GOING
CHEAP
Shipment
Just
Arrived
at
Montreal
Importers
Store
When
Trices
(.
Cut
In
Half
LOW
TKICES
I'KEVAIL
Master
Mechanic
Clothes
at
35
Below
Any
Other
House
In
the
City.
The
Montreal
Importers
an-'
nouncc
that
they
have
Just
recelv-'
eJ
a
big
shipment
of
ladles'
sample
phoes
from
the
manufacturer.
These
are
always
made
of
the
Very
best
and
the
regular
$5.50
shoes
are
;
to
be
sold
at
$2.95.
i
M
Also
there
is
a
good
assortment
of
child's
and
misses'
shoes.
J.
B.
Mil-
a
ler,
proprietor
of
the
store,
says:
'
We
handle
the
Ooodertch
Ill-press
3
men's
rubber
boots,
and
a
full
line
"
of
men's
ladles'
and
children's
run-1
J
ning
shoes.
"Also
a
big
assortment
of
men's
Master
Mechanic
all-wool
shirts.
ttanta
and
overalls
at
very
low
prlc
-
cs.
Come
in
:ind
convince
yourself
and
snve
35.
You
will
positively
uake
this
saving
over
dealing
at
any
other
store."
MONTKRAL
I.MPOUTEKS
Mctker
Block
Opp.
New
Empress
Advt.
WAY
OVER
Vancouver,
May
30:
8S.
Prince
henry
the
new
Canadian
National
"tcamer
to
Rn
on
the
Alaska
run.
!eft
Cirk
nhcad
Engl.ir.d,
for
the
Pacific
Coast
on
Wednesday,
ac
cording
to
advices
received
by
II.
C.
t'.tur
McDames
and
Chief
Stephen
j
Keeley,
Pacific
Coast
manager.
Ca-Morgan
of
Kltzegucla,
gave
suit-!
nadlan
National
Steamships,
in
ble
addresses.
Then
the
song
"O
"ianada"
was
sung
by
all,
after
which
Capt.
Mortimer,
Indian
Ag
ent
of
Hazelton.
gave
an
appro
command
of
Capt
J.
M.
Gilbert
and
manned
by
a
skeleton
crew.
The
now
vessel,
which
recently
complet-
S
The
Love
s
id
IllSH
liDiSH.nilBB
Bi
SB
H.aV'
mMII'BB
.
mHWaj
lf
TIIUItS
FHI,
and
SA1:
Maurice
Chevalier
In
That
Most
Delightful
Picture
Parade'
AH
TALKING,
SINGING
and
DANC
ING
20
New
SonL's
Talking
Comcd;
The
False
Fire
Alarm
C
o.'
Admission
20c
and
63c
two
snows,
nir
-t
SAT.
matp':e
At
2:33
t5c
ana
1
'
Autographed
p)ito
Maurice
Chevalier
riven
a:y
FKF.E
at
Ram
j
ishinrs,
Third
-f
pd
her
trials
with
an
average
speed
of
23
V2
knots,
will
complete
the
'iie
tianadlari
Natinn
:.
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
t
n
u
-
..i
j
i
l
m
u
I
vuug?
mi
v
uaya,
aritrtiiM
in
van-
wn-
uuiiiumim
ui
uir
i
f
the
people
of
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first
run
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stretched
across
the
ground
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there
on
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3,
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sports
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football
team
winning
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a
game
with
Kispiox.
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adult
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her
destination,
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the
West
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vessel
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ladies'
dies,
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Mexico
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of
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