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WALLACE'S
MID-MONTH
SPECIALS
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
BROCADED
RAYON
SMOCKS
In
several
colors
Regular
$3.50,
for
Children's
Navy
Serge
Pleated
SKIRTS
On
cambric
bodice,
sizes
2
to
6
years,
each
,
LADIES
TWEED
PLEATED
SKIRTS
Summer
weight,
to
$4.50,
for
GIRLS'
and
WOMEN'S
SLICKER
COATS
Red
or
green,
strap
collar,
each
LADIES'
RAINCOATS
Several
colors
special
CHILDREN'S
SUMMER
COATS
4
to
6
years
values
to
$750.
for
CHILDREN'S
STRAW
HATS
to
clear
from
1
each
BLACK
or
BLUE
DENIM
Tough
as
hickory
per
yard
$2.50
95c
S2.95
$1.95
S2.95
$4.50
50c
to
$1.25
KIDDIES'
OVERALLS
Blue
or
Khaki,
3
to
5
years
ft
yOK
C
p
2
for
BOYS'
KHAKI
PLAY
SUITS
Fast
colors,
hard
Q-f
Aft
tA
V
wearers,
each
CHILDREN'S
and
MISSES
WASH
FROCKS
A
pleasing
variety,
each
KIDDIES'
PULLOVER
and
COAT
SWEATERS
All
wool,
to
$2.95.
for
LADIES'
COMBINATION
SET
Bloomer
and
brassier
combined,
a
neat
fitter,
reg.
value
$350,
for
SILK
STEP-INS
Lace
trimmed.
In
several
shades
each
SATIN
ETTE
and
BROCADED
LININGS
Black,
white,
brown
or
navy.
3
yards
for
JAPANESE
CREPES
Dark
shades
per
yard
si.oo
S1.95
KIDDIES
SILK
COMBINATIONS.
SLIPS
or
GOWNS
9
5
(J
LADIES'
ALL
WOOL
PULLOER
SWEATERS
CO
Hff
O
values
to
$4.50.
for
SILK
SETS
BLOOMER
and
VEST
Lace
trimmed,
all
wanted
shades,
per
set
RAYON
BROCADED
SLIPS
Several
shades
each
S1.00
SI.OO
S2.75
95c
SILK
PAJAMAS
In
latest
runproof
fabric,
in
a
range
gO
17
?
of
new
styles,
wide
.tronser
style,
handsome
styles
tor"9
CRETONNES
I
pleasing
patterns,
values
to
60c.
4
yards
for
S1.00
si.oo
10c
TWEED
DRESS
GOODS
Several
pieces
to
choose
from,
Pp
i
OK
values
to
$1.45.
per
yard
CRETONNE
COVERED
CUSHIONS
J
list
the
thing
for
Q
flft
"
boat
or
camp,
bright
covers.
2
for
FEATHER
PILLOWS
A
special
purchase,
splendid
?Oj
nr
t)
quality
covers,
well
filled,
per
pair
j
WHITE
TURKISH
TOWELS
Hemmed
ends
25c
35c
CURTAIN
MUSLINS
and
NOVELTY
NETS
Very
Qf
A
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special
values,
3
yards
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Dutch
Maid
Products
Mayonnaise
Salad
Dressing
Sandwich
Spread
,
Miss
Thompson
in
her
cooking
claasot
endorses
and
recommends
the
use
of
Dutch
Maid
Mayonnaise
and
Salad
Dressing
for
perfect
salads.
A
B.C.
PRODUCT
AT
YOUR
GROCERS
Made
By
THE
DUTCH
MAID
PRODUCT
CO.
LTD.
VANCOUVER.
B.C.
COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
our
fa
mnus
Edson
and
Cassldy-Wciilnf
ton
in
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkier
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND
558
Rupert
Motors
DODGE
DEALERS
Oarage
and
Service
Station
All
Modern
Equipment
12-Hour
Battery
Charger
OUR
TOWINO
&
WRECKINO
CAR
WILL
HANDLE
ANY
JOB
l'lionc
SGG
(Night
Calls
Phone
101)
If
you
want
anything:,
try
a
classified
ad.
f
when
THE
DAILY
NIWB
Frldav
Ma
i
'STUDIO
IS
Making
Cooks
DESTROYED
0UiaIPeP,e
I
Large
Numbers
Continue
to
Attend
"Intolerance-
and
"The
Wedilin?
Classes
of
Miss
Thompson
on
March"
Were
Among
Pictures
Behalf
of
General
Electric
Made
in
Old
Scenic
Studio
I
The
General
Electric
cooking
you
want
a
bile
to
cat
before
going
to
bed,
try
a
bowl
of
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes.
Crisp,
delicious,
ektra
easy
to
digest
ideal
for
a
lale
bedtime
snack",
or
for
any
lime
you're
him
Ptmimltm
fW
Uitttum
St.
704
en
eeer
It
eSW
Im
Ikttt
dl)lml
reeer
ItmhiiulUiu,
COUN
FLAKES
Aid
Ireth
or
canned
Jniitt
for
variety,
or
itcrelen
rilh
honrj.
LECTURES
INTEREST
C.
I
Balagno
Speaks
on
Dahlias,
AVm.
Millar
on
Koscs,
W.
E.
Funnell
on
Bedding
Plants
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
This
Beautiful
Dining
Room
Floor
was
chosen
by
Mr.
Louis
Mulligan
.
.
.
.
cooperating
in
th
rtcanHy
completed
Pattern
Selection
Conteit
DOMINIONfcLINOLEUM
a
Beautiful
Floor
at
Modest
Cost
Floor
beauty,
the
basis
for
all
smart
room
treatments
is
readily
achieved.
In
any
room.
With
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum.
For
eminent
interior
decorators
and
master
floor
covering
designers
have
collaborated
in
the
production
of
this
season's
exceptional
pattern
showing.
Either
by
itself
or
as
a
background
for
woven
coverings,
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
will
enhance
the
beauty
of
your
home;
MdJt
in
CsrwU
hj
lb
fnjirrl
0
tht
itnui
Wmilf
DdlilttUp
Lintltum.
1
make
it
brighter,
cheerier,
more
liveable
It
is
permanent
under
the
hardect
wear
because
the
colours
go
right
through
to
the
strong
burlap
back.
Delightfully
easy
to
clean
and
keep
dean.
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum
and
Dominion
Linoleum
Rug
arc
alternative
durable
and
colourful
floor
coverings,
moderately
priced
and
made
in
a
range
of
design
for
every
room.
DOMINION
OILCLOTH
LINOLEUM
COMPANY
LIMITED
MONTREAL
Stt
lb
utw
dttiiHi
at
UoHit
ruruMiug
tni
Deportment
J
Storm,
nttyubrre.
ft
LOS
ANGELES,
May
15
The
old
classes
eontucted
at
the
I.OD.E.
Flower
Society
had
an
evening
of
JJ
Scenic
Studio,
In
which
were
Hall
which
close
today
seem
likely
j
much
Interest
last
night
when,
af-jg
filmed
among
many
other
notable
to
make
good
cooks
of
a
treat
many
1
ter
a
business
session,
three
lectures
1
moving
picture
productions
"In-
local
people.
Dozens
attend
the
de-
on
subjects
of
general
interest
to!g
tolerance"
and
"The
Wedding
inunstratioo
daily
and
good
re-J
all
Prince
Rupert
gardeners
wereig
'
March,"
was
completely
destroyed
suits
seem
Inevitable.
Following
are
given
by
well
known
local
hortlcul-
I
by
fire
together
with,
many
valu-
abel
sets
and
other
properties.
Many
of
the
leading
lights
In
moving
picture
stardom
had
worked
In
the
studio.
Squatters
Being
Put
Off
Seattle
Waterfront
Now
SEATTLE.
May
15
Squatters
on
Seattle's
waterfront
were
given
six
days
yesterday
to
find
new
locations
for
their
homes.
the
prist
winners:
Afternoon
1
Mrs.
H.
V.
Barrett.
1
SAa.
P,
C.
Miller.
S
Mrs.
W.
Webster.
4
Miss
Durran.
5
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nicholl.
Evening
1.
Mrs.
Dartt.
2
Mrs.
J.
D
Fraser.
S
Miss
Jean
Eyolfsen.
4
Mrs.
M.
Wynes!
5
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay.
Mrs.
J.
Alex
Stewart
of
Anyox
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
last
evening
bound
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
turallsts.
After
each
lecture.
tcre
was,
general
discussion
and
numer-
g
ous
questions
were
answered
to
the
,
m
.....
...
1
sausiacuon
01
an.
j
ixfia
The
first
lecture
was
a
snori
tanc
on
dahlias
by
C.
P.
JJalagno.
Mr.
i
Balagno
went
fully
into
the
various
types
and
kinds
of
dahlias.
Quoting
some
of
the
most
prominent
authorities,
he
developed
the
fact
that
dahlias
were
no
respecters
of
country
or
location
and
were
grown
in
almost
all
parts
of
the
world
Thoy
had
become
one
of
the
most
popular
flowers
mong
horticulturalists.
Friday
and
Saturday
two
snows
7
Si
9
IL
ADMISSION
20c
&
CSc
William
Millar's
subject
was
the!
Mayor
Frank
Edwards.
Supporter-
rose.
He
dealt
with
planting,
prun-
j
0f
the
mayor
have
abandoned
all
trig
and
winter
protection.
After
de-.
recajj
acu0n
blockade
proceed-seribing
the
proper
methods
oTings
and
will
await
the
result
o!
planting,
Mr.
Millar
gave
some
suggestions
as
to
the
care
of
roses
be
tween
the
planting
and
the
blooming
seasons.
He
described
methods
of
winter
protection
and
some
of
his
own
experiences
with
roses
In
Prince
Rupert.
aU
of
which
information
was
most
valuable
for
be-gtnners.
He
stressed
the
fact
that
the
forthcoming
suit.
Mayor
Edwards
has
issued
statement
declaring
that,
despite,
the
recall
movement,
he
has
no
In-
j
trntlon
of
resigning.
1
Permission
has
been
granted
the
j
mayor's
supporters
U.
inspect
th,
signatures
on
the
recall
petition.
Opponents
of
the
mayor
were
alsnl
IfJf
!?
02
f!ik
Permission
to
Tdd
further
in
applying
the
pruning
knife.
It
S,a;"r"
"
-..m.
.
,
...
and
It
Is
announced
that
I
should
be
applied
very
freely
without
consideration
to
every
bud,
Mr.
Millar
asserted.
W.
K.
Funnell
spoke
on
bedding
and
general
gardening.
He
covered
the
subject
of
annuals,
which
grew
so
freely
in
Prince
Rupert
and
gave
valuable
Information
as
to
seeding.
The
care
of
young
plants
and
transplanting
were
also
rtlsciiewirl.
Mr.
Funnell
made
the,
interesting
statement
that
some
plants
seemed
to
do
evn
better
with
frequent
transplanting.
The
meeting
was
well
attended.
At
uie
opmiici
Nana,
auj
ruu-1
tine
matters
were
taken
up.
M.
A.
i
Burbank.
president
of
the
society,
was
in
the
chair.
W.
H.
Tobejr.
OUR.
divisional
superintendent,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
up
the
line
m
official
business.
movement
$181.
H.
to
date
T-Bone
Roast
per
lb
Prime
Rib
per
lb.
Pot
Roast
of
Beef
per
lb
Leg
of
Veal
per
lb
Loin
of
Veal
per
lb
Loin
of
Musson
4
lbs
Leg
of
Pork
per
lb
8irknn
8teak-
Ids
Round
Steak
a
2
lbs.
Sirloin
Tipper
sb
Good
Corn
Beef
-4
lbs
Shoulder
Pork
6
lbs
the
recall
had
cost
but!
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Meat
Market
25c
1
20c
25c
si.op
25c
55c
45c
35c
25c
50c
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SATURDAY
SPECIAL
Two-Layer
Lemon
Marshmallow
Cake
30c
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TO
BE
HEARD
SEATTLE.
May
15
May
21
has
been
set
as
the
date
for
the
court
hearing
of
the
recall
suit
against
BITES
Draw,
cutths
poho.1
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lb.
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15C
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Petri
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3
1
pkg-
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large
pkg.
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bars
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special
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