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Grade
Hani
Wearing
Oxfords,
up
from
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i
Footwear
We
have
received
a
lanrc
s
s
Shoes
Men's
Solid
Leather
Work
Boots,
up
from
Men's
Light
Work
Boots
l'ancn
soles,
ill)
from
sound
workmanship
that
has
made
Tip
Top
famous
In
genuine
quality
and
beauty
of
new
woollens
in
styles
created
by
one
of
America's
leading
designers.
Come
in
and
see
us.
Choose
any
fabric
you
like,
any
iyic
you
iikc
uur
low
one-price
gives
you
unrestricted
choice.
And
when
you
have
selected
your
fabric
it
will
be
hand-cut
and
tailored
to
your
personal
measure
mcnts,
guaranteed
iri
fit
and
tailoring.
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day
is
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Day
at
Tip
Top
Tailors.
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in.
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us
prove
it.
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Choice
AT
ONE
PRICE
Running
Shoes
Our
Running
Shoe
Trices
Guaranteed
35
Less
Titan
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where
in
the
City
All
Union
Labor
Employed
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Top
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Street
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Rupert
I
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in
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Ware
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Boilers
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with
leather
anti
ranco
boles,
selling
ai
away
neiow
wholesale.
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Very
Latest
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Shoes
for
Women
in
smart
black,
brown
and
grey
Tumps,
Ties
and
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Oxfords,
with
latest
Shawl
Ton?ue.
up
from
$2.33
Women's
Two-Tone
Sport
Oxfords,
up
from
S2.25
Women's
Beach
Sandals,
Cuban
Heels,
in
all
colors,
Tennis
Shoes,
Runners
in
Oxfords
and
Straps,
up
from
79c
Misses'
fc
Children's
Running
Shoes,
up
from
69c
Men's
Hoys,'
Youths'
Running
Shoes,
up
from
75c
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RATE
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STORE
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in
and
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yourself
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accept
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scrip
and
relief
orders
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MORE
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ABOUT
VALUE
THE
MORE
YOU
APPRECIATE
TIP
TOP
CLOTHES
Value
and
value
alone
has
made
Tip
Top
Tailors
the
largest
one-price
custom
tailors
in
the
British
Emnire.
And
this
season
values
are
bigger
than
ever
in
the
GAYNOR
AND
BARRYMORE
St
-tun
Cast
in
'Carolina,"
I'relty
;
Southern
Drama,
at
Capitol
'
Theatre
This
Week-End
With
a
notable
cast
headed
byi
such
stellar
performers
as
Janet
Gayror,
Lionel
narrymore.
Henrietta
Crosman
and
Robert
Young,
"Carolina."
one
of
the
year's
outstanding
talking
picture
productions,
is
the
week-end
feature
offering
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
'
Magnificent
in
scope
and
dramatic
in
theme.
"Carolina"
Is
laid
aUnst
a
southern
background
of
fr-rr;ichlng
tobacco
plantations,
W"
story
centering
around
a
decadent
southern
family
striving
to
re
gain
its
former
glory.
How
Janet!
Gaynor.
cast
as
a
poor
daughter
of
the
north
with
whom
the
southern
soil
"falls
in
love
despite
the
protections
of
his
mother
and
uncle,
breaks
down
the
icy
dignity
of
the
aristocratic
family
and
brines
romantic
leads
with
Barrymore
and
Miss
Crosman
in
the
Important
mature
roles.
M
a
"3
Ideal
Cleaners
OPEN
In
New
Premises
Cor.
McBride
&
Fifth
CLEANING,
REPAIRING.
DYEING,
ETC.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Dseks
Total
caiselty
teas
Rhlpbullders
nd
Shl
Repairers
for
Kteel
and
Wood
Vesstls
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
riertrte
and
Acetylene
Welding
m-Iab
Derrick
for
Heavy
LMU
tnlll
and
MlnlnfMachlnery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
What
a
big
package!
Jt'ST
compare
the
me
of
tlie
big
rcd-anJ-preen
package
of
Kelloep'.
Whole
Wheat
Flales!
Thecc
delicious
new
wheat
flake
are
fine
for
an
meal,
Keadr
to
Kne
wi
I
Mm
AFFAIRS
OF
CITY
(Continued
from
Paze
1
2
milk
or
cream.
All
the
nourishment
of
rich
whole
wheat.
Almost
a
meal
in
a
bowlful.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
Jr
Made
1
1
from
V
4
Canadian
1
rlAii-'CA
AFFAIR
WAS
VERY
NOVEL
SU
Andrew's
W.
A.
Scores
Success
With
"Old
Colonial
Fair"
terday
in
Cathedral
Hall
Ye
Old
Colonial
Fay-re."
which
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
at
St.
An
drews
Anclican
Cathedral
Hall,;
was
a
colorful,
picturesque
and
highly
successful
affair.
The
beau-
tlful
old-fashioned
gowns
of
tai
feta
and
brocade
with
bustles
and;
crinolines,
caps
and
sldecurls
ex
cited
much
interest
and
comment.
The
hall
was
crowded
with
Visitors.
;
both
ladies
and
gentlemen.
In
ad-1
dltlon
to
the
costumes,
the
decorations
of
flags
and
evergreens
were
also
a
feature,
being
both
cheerful
and
effecUve.
"Ye
Old
Tea
Shoppe"
,
was
attractively
set
in
a
bower
of
greenery.
Toe
H
members
were
responsible
for
the
decorations
The
rewilts
of
the
affair,
which
took
Uic
place
of
the
usual
Easter
bazaar,
were
very
saUsfactory.
j
I
The
event
was
under
the
general
leonvenership
of
Mrs.
A.
McCoskrle.
th
president,
and
was
opened
at
3
'o'clock
by
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
wlw
I
welcomed
the
visitors
with
a
neat
;
speech.
The
guests
were
received
by
Mlwt
Eileen
Gibson
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hlnton.
The
folk)
win
ladles
had
charge
,of
the
various
departments:
1
Tea
Room
Hostess,
Mrs.
Thomas
'Andrew;
convener.
Mrs.
O.
A.
.
Woodland:
pouring.
Miss
8.
A.
Mills,
'
Un
A
T
Parkin
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Me-
rate
would
have
to
be
increased
al-
Mr.
A
R
Ni-
I
though
he
did
not
think
....
the
whole
'
h
u
M
j
Q
Joh
Mr8
A
E
t.ri.f
tj
I
i
eiicn.
coum
ue
muc
uV.
Parlow.
Mrs.
H.
O.
Kennedy
and
Speaking
of
the
social
services
of
Mre
A.
l.
Holtby:
in
charge
of
re-the
city,
the
speaker
mentioned
frcshments.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Qreer
and
that
42
Inmates
at
Essondale
cost
njrg
oeorge
Grosvenor.
the
city
$630
a
month,
a
boy
at
the
ye
Olde
Bakerla
Mrs.
George
Industrial
school
$24
a
month,
two
n.0rlc.
convener.
Mrs.
J.
P.
Cade
and
girls
at
the
Industrial
school
$18
a
Mr,
p.
m.
liayncr.
month,
four
patients
at
Essondale
j
ye
Oardeners
Mrs.
J.
B.
Olbson
$140
a
month
and
six
mothers'
pen-
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Asplnall.
stnns
$103.75
a
month,
making
In
j
At
the
Sign
of
Ye
Old
SDlnnlnn
11
$945.75
a
month.
.
wheele
Mrs.
Robert
Bartlctt.
con-
The
assessment
of
property.
Mr.
vener.
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
Mrs.
W.
A.
Alder
said,
compared
favorably
McLean
and
Mrs.
H.
S
Meadows.
twlth
the
assessment
rates
in
other
j
Mother
Goose
Sweete
Shoppe
cities.
There
was
some
doubt
in
re-
Mrs.
A.
H.
Waddln?ton
as
Mother
i
gard
to
the
levy
on
buildings
but
Goose
and
members
of
the
Girls'
that
would
be
rectified
by
an
expert
Branch
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
(
In
time
for
next
year.
The
improve-
(as
nursery
rhymes.
mcnt
tax.
he
thought,
would
have'
Yc
Old
Woman
Who
Lived
in
a
to
be
increased
and
public
utilities
Shoe
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evltt.
assisted
by
should
pay
for
themselves.
Water
the
Juniors.
fn
Kamloons
cost
residents
$1.75
a
Ice
Crram
Mrs.
G.
II.
Arnold
month.
In
Nelson
$2.00
a
month,
in
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCallum.
Oak
Hay
$1.07
and
Prince
Rupert
,
$1.00.
The
last
mentioned
would
have
to
be
increased.
Last
year's
tax
levy
was
55
mills
but
this
he
thought
would
be
lowered
for
the
present
year.
Until
his
recommendation
had
been
accepted
at
Victoria,
he
could
make
no
announcement.
The
percentage
of
prosperity
and
happiness
to
the
old
,
M7",""T1
.
T
,
,
,
m
llghtly
In-picturizatlon.
ptontaUon
make,
a
vivid
dramatic
;l'maled'
tnued
and
the
water
rate
would
Miss
Gaynor
and
Young
have
the'80
up"
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will
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you
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possible
price.
We
can
use
some
of
It
right
here
In
our
business.
If
you
have
some
gold
articles
lying
around
uselessly
better
turn
them
in
now
while
the
premium
Is
at
Its
highest.
Also
there
Is
always
the
chance
of
them
being
lust
or
forgotten.
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fa
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can
save
you
money
when
you
buy
at
our
ore.
When
you
pay
cash,
you
pay
less.
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your
order
in
today.
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BUTIEH
first,
grade,
3
lbs.
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ukg
PbHK
MAPLE
SYRUP
Pride
of
Canada
2'-lb.
tin
99c
15c
69c
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MEAL
A
real
food
OCTp
Mcintosh
apples--
4
lbs.
.
:
per
box
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BREAD
3
lbs.
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TEA
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per
lb.
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COFFEE--
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lb
3
lbs
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per
tin
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Vi'.
per
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FRESH
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nr
Ant
tOs
TOASTED
CHEESE
THINS
2
pkgs.
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-Real
good
2
lbs.
25c
S2.25
49c
43c
29c
85c
10c
18c
25c
25c
Frrli
Fruits
and
Vexetables
at
'
Reduced
Prices
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,
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Si
Saturday
Two
Shows
7
Si
9
Admission
15c
&
5c
SATURDAY
MATINEE
at
2;30
15c
&
35c
TWO
GREAT
STARS
JANET
GAYNOR
and
LIONEL
BARRYMORE
in
"CAROLINA"
wirSG
(7.35
Si
9:35)
A
Fox
l'icture
Romance,
Drama,
Music,
Lauihter
...
In
Glorious
Carolina
I-and
of
Song
and
Sunshine
Comedy
TODDS
&
KELLY
in
"AIR
FRIGHT
.Merrle
Melody
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TO
SING
A
TORCH
SONG"
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lb.
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