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We
Sell
Everything.
the
PEOPLES
STORE
ltd.
Formerly
Hudson's
Bay
Co.
Store,
3rd
Avenue
Phone
Blue
907
We
Sell
the
Best
For
Less
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
A
Complete
Line
of
Mens
Furnishings
Mail
Orders
Given
Prompt
Attention
25
from
including
everything
for
FISHERMEN
What
you
can
buy
here
for
less!
Dress
Shirts
Work
Shirts
Underwear
Pyjamas
Dressing
Gowns
Socks
Dress
and
Work
Gloves
Tics
Overalls
Hone
Dry
Suits
Rubber
Suits
Rubber
Coats
Haversacks
Leather
Coats
Dunnage
Bags
Work
Pants
Dress
Pants
Suits
Overcoats
Hats
and
Caps
Trunks
and
Valises
Handkerchiefs
Suspenders
Belts
Scarves
Semi-Ready
Clothes
In
short,
everything
that
real
men
wear.
Semi-Ready
Suits
and
Semi-Ready
Top
Coats
Save
or
Men's
UNDERWEAR
Turnbull's
Supreme
Combinations
Q-fl
Oft
on
sale
...
OXOV
St.
George's
Drawers
from
98c
up
St.
George's
Puttonles;-from
l59u
St.
Georee
Combinations
Caribou
Yc'.low
Isabel
Shirts
GQft
to
clear
.Men's
Work-
Pants
Tweeds
Whipcords
Moleskins
Worsteds
All
at
reduced
prices
Tooke's
and
Stewart's
Shirts,
finest
qualities
in
broadcloth
materials
from
$1.49
up
Owing
to
the
advance
in
freight
on
coal
by
the
steamship
companies
amounting
to
50
cents
a
ton
it
is
necessary
for
us
to
advance
our
rates
on
Island
coal.
After
May
15
Our
Prices
Will
Be:
Nanaimo
Lump
Sacked
&
delivered,
per
ton
$14.00
;L-Nanaimo
Nut
Sacked
&
delivered,
per
ton
.
.$12.50
Mine
Run
Sacked
and
delivered,
pcr'ton
.$12.75
Loose
Lump,
delivered,
per
ton
$12.75
Loose
Nut,
delivered,
per
ton
$11.50
Loose
Mine
Kun,
delivered,'
per
ton
$11.50
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
116
Phones
117
Save
on
Men's
SUITS
Worsteds
Tweeds
Blue
Serges
Flannels
59
from
-95,
Spring
Hats
Men's
Spring
Hats,
fur
felts
and
wool
felts
from
Shirts
1.95
Just
arrived
Men's
English
Waterproof
Trench
Coats,
the
last
word
in
style
at
half
their
regular
selling
price,
ranging
from
Get
your's
now!
up
Work
Shirts
Men's
Work
Shirts,
Do-met
Flannel
and
TQ
Blue
Drill
Men's
Khaki
Drill
Work
il.ts!.59
up
Men's
Work
Socks
12c,
23c,
29c
and
39c
MERCHANDISE
SATISFACTORY
OR
MONEY
REFUNDED
City
Scrip
Accepted
EXTRA
SPECIAL
Novel
Attraction
A
distinctly
novl
attraction
is
THE
DAILT
NKWH
TOursday
May
u
IKS
Save
on
Mens
RAINCOATS
25
Miners
and
Towers
Rubber
Coats
$5.95.
Full
Length
Serviceable
Raincoat
$3,98
Sweater
Coats
Sweater
CCatsV
Black
Jumbo
Knit
Q-l
Q
All
sizes
....
VA4
Tweerj
Caps
Tweed
Caps,
tin
all
colors
89c
&
59c
English
.
Cravanettes
50
English
Cravanettes
Q
OS
from
VVtW
up
Mail
Orders
Given
Prompt
Attention
6.95
The
Peoples
Store
Ltd.
THIRD
AVENUE
Sm3
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RS'KIB
U,1
BZK7B"
Mi
B1B2BS
COAL
PRIC
and
up
Japanese
Display
Buckley
is
Going
At
Old
Armory
Is
East
on
Business
Of
Local
Project
To
close
up
preliminary
matters
being
presented
by
.he
local
Cana-(ln
regard
to
the
project
for
the
es-dlan
Japanese
Association
at
the
tabllahment
of
a
pulp
and
paper
old
armory
on
Second
Avenue
ln!mUl
at
prlnce
Kupert
by
the
Mu-the
form
of
an
exhibition
of
Japan-!
tual
Pult
&
paper
Mills
Ltd.
of
ese
school
work
and
handicraft
of
Pr,ncc
Rupert.
F.
L.
Duckley
Is
all
nubile
school
aces
corresnondine1.'1''
10
'cave
Vancouver
ior
tnc
'to
ihe
rarigef
from-
Grade
ljMotast'
according
towtjrd
reaching
Orarli.
8
in
Canadian
srhnolH
Hun.'"ere-
He
wl
Visit
-
Montreal
and!
dreds
of
exhibits
of
painting
in
ewYotk-water
colors,
sketching,
pencil
t
drawing,
etching.'
all
produeed
In
anese
missionary.
It
opened
this
the
schools
of
Japan
by
pupils
afternoon
and
will
continue
Friday
thete,
have
been
obtained
and
are
and
Saturday,
being
shown
In
an
effective
way.
The
disnlav.
also
lncludine
a
corner
-
of
adult
work,
Is
In
charge
of-Rev.
A
Daily
News
Want-Ad.
mouMmragmmBmm
,t.
Matsumoto,
local
Anglican
Jap-
will
get
what
you
want.
Presbyterian
Tea
i:
And
Sale
Success
llijlily
Satisfactory
t,um
01
.
Realized
at
Home
of
Mrs.
D.
u,
Stewart
Yesterday
Tuo
Uilu-i'
Aid
of
Hrtt
Presby-
'terun
Church
held
a
successful
iu-u
and
sale
of
home
eoofctng
ye-
tuay
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs
D.
O
Stewart.
Fourtn
Avenue
b
im
M.my
ladies
called
during
the
afternoon
and
a
graUfytag
sum
of
ovrr
$35
was
realised.
The
room
were
tastefully
decorated
with
Miiujg
flowers
and
foliage
Mrs
Stewart
was
assisted
In
receiving
the
guests
by
Mrs.
C.
O.
Ham
president
of
the
Ladies'
Aid.
Mrs
D
McLeod
and
Mrs.
Thomas
McC'lymont
ioured.
Srvltenrs
wre
Mr?
James
L
Lee.
Mrs.
A.
Berner.
Mrs.
C
E
Starr.
Mrs.
Alex
Flnnle,
Miss
Nc:t.i
McLeod.
Miss
Beatrice
Berne
r
Mi.
Ruthaoa
Wood
and
I
Miss
Lillian
Jones.
Mrs.
J.
Q.
Reddle
i
-tod
;iN
Hhler.
Mr
W
L
Sandlson
and
Mrs.
Robert
Camrron
were
tn
charge
of
the
salt1
of
home
cooking.
Mr
jours
was
in
charge
In
the
kitrhpn
...
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iniH
fv
n'l-d
during
the
afternoon
ln-
r'u(i-f!
vi-al
vlos
by
Mrs.
II.
N.
Brcx
kJrsbv
and
Mm.
8
D.
Johnston.
urnimiMtivrf
by
Mr
B.
J
Smith
Constipation
Gone
Says
Montreal
Woman
Mr.
J
II
ti;Vrie,7U6DtoletSl
.
M;r;ffcal
-s
urxjcf
oilh
ho
Fruit
-a-tive
br.!!ir
ber
quick
rttf
frora
con-tipt
'n
Sheg4VcherexterieAclfoe
a
notary
10
j'ju
would
be
ure
that
it
itru
Mr.
Laliherteirkte,
"limd
tobetaVen
I'hlndsrwibof
IrriuWity
andtauitude
I
ohiM
not
eat
right.
I
did
not
sleep
veil
and
could
do
my
work
oniv
ih
great
difficulty.
TW
due
to
chronic
constipation
from
IsuflrredseY-ereiy.Sooaaftcr
I
started
tuing
F
rui
t
a-1
ive
I
became
regassr,
my
headache
am)
irritation
disappeared.
I
have
lot
of
energy
now
titd
can
do
all
mywork
without
any
trouble."
"opT
of
Mra.
LAlfUrU'i
twm
MttnMal
win
L
w
'
it
f-Ktm
Wrttt
rmluiit
ruT.A-irvxs-ij
mi
v
tvarwHiu
Chinaman
Charged
With
Keeping
Of
Liquor
For
Sale
As
a
:
'
in!:
of
a
raid
by
city
police
ta.
tsi&iii
mo
f(
cuhiw
was
e-.
cr.h
Avenue
West.
Mah
Moon
Chinese
appeared
in
city
police
I
!
rouri
morning
before
Mig1-'.rat
M'
t'.ymora
on
a
charge
of
kecp.ny
it.'iuor
for
sale
and.
on
plraduiK
not
guilty,
was
reou
tided
for
eight
days
and
given
his
liberty
on
$600
bail
A
quantity
of
bottled
!
(
be
r
aa
well
as
drinking
equipment
was
tuezed
by
the
police.
W
O,
Fulton
is
arttof
as
counsel
for
Vac
defence.
Sitting
In
the
capacity
of
a
dty
'roun.
i!
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
is
rn
session
it
the
City
Hall
this
afternoon
to
dispose
of
an
accumulation
of
routine
buslneetf.
Dun
Munro.
making
his
first
trip
out
of
the
north
In
thirty-five
years
arrived
from
Juneau
on
the
Princess
Norah
Tuesday
afUmoon
and
proceeded
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
Toronto.
THE
ORIGINAL
CASH
&
CARRY-
We
opened
the
first
successful
Cash
&
Carry
Store
In
Prince
Rupert
Our
Two
Lenders
Arc
Quality
and
Service
We
accept
government
and
city
relief
orders
Wi:
DKMVKK
We
feature
low
prices
consistently
Look
for
our
Cash
Specials
In
tomorrow's
paper
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollar
Hsve
More
Cents"
P.
O.
Rox
575
Phone
18
TWO
FILMS
ONSCREEN
Ttj.
Firs
Ms-el
mA
tttm.A
lfA
Tl.
!
At
Capitol
Theatre
Tonight
"The
FlrtWrd.
'
a
strango
and
fascinating
romance
set
in
the
iDacKgrouna
01
Vienna,
Austria's
i
gay
capital,
and
"Red
Hot
Tires."
a
fast-moving
romance
of
the
automobile
racing
tracks,
comprise
the
two
features
of
a
double
bill
program
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight
In
The
Firebird."
Verree
Teas-dale.
Rteardo
Cortec
Lionel
AtwlH
and
Anita
Louise
form
a
quartet
Involved
In
a
most
unusual
clandestine
romance
and
a
baffling
murder
mystery.
Miss
Teosdale
and
Mis
Louise
are
seen
In
the
roles
of
mother
and
daughter
with
Atwlll
as
the
husband
and
father,
and
Cortes
thi
menacing,
although
magnetic
figure,
who
threaten
U
destroy
the
aristocratic
household
Tlte
police
finally
manage
to
untangle
the
Intricately
wover
threads
of
crime
In
a
strange
anc
smashing
climax,
which
brinr
acandal
to
a
great
diplomat's
fam
Lyle
Talbot.
Oartn
Gordon.
Mary
Artor.
Roacoc
Kama
and
Frank!
Darro
head
the
cant
In
"Red
Ho
Tires."
a
dynamic
love
drama
tha
I
blossoms
during
thrilling
auto
race
In
whlcrvdarederil
speedsters
battk
for
racing
honors,
and
two
of
therr
fight
at
the
same
time
for
Ul
na
nd
of
a
beautiful
gtrl.
Breath
taking
racing
scene
were
takf
n
a
the
American
LetVm
Aurot
Speed
way
in
Los
Angeles
in
which
a
sew
of
famous
drtrers
participate.
Hooking
I
Changed
Replacing
"DeQ
Dogs
of
the
Air."
the
management
of
the
local
theatre
announces
that
It
has
engaged
an
outstanding,
Ilrltbh
pie-tare.
"Royal
Cavalcade."
depleting
the
twenty-five
years'
reign
of
KLng
Oeorge
V
with
a
treat
array
of
British
acting
talent,
to
be
shown
here
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday
of
next
week.
TONIGHT
ONLY
Every
Home
3bnss4
vi:i:uu:
tfasdaik
V.
At'HUKY
SMITH
At
S
IS
Shoss
on
.
World
Ntr
Cvrntt
A
Olrl
malchei
MU
llh
the
dardewrkE
nmt
r,
-
of
the
speedway
"Red
Hot
Tires"
ThrtU-paekcd
stop.
d&re-devflt
who
p..-
XtsMsl
0CtMlwtaaM4tf
i
sawsevessur
,j
ft
speedways
and
a
a:
who
beat
them
at
u-tr
T
gamel
lth
Lylc
Tnlbol
.Mary
Astor
'At
1:13
k
9
4;.
-
ADDED
Ricardo
Cortez
--
In
'The
Firebird'
KtBtaxararaicia
in
a
Alex
Flnnle
left
,
tram
for
a
brief
bu..i
Pacific
RnnuifAc
o
fsincrpr
"'cving
Machine
Not
a
luxury
hut
a
ntfcs-sit
in
every
thrifty
home.
Pays
for
iteclf
in
the
many
economies
effected
evtr
dny
in
the
year.
A
New
Singer
may
be
had
as
low
as
$50.00
And
2
Years
to
Pay
Pays
tor'
itself
in
less
time.
Loss
than
rental
and
lasts
for
a
generation.
No
home
investment
brings
Mich
multiple
returns.
Call
Phone
G
and
have
a
free
demonstration.
eMcuMm.J&l
EVERY
HOME
NEEDS
THE
IIANDY
REMEDY
FOR
N
1
am-DUK
Cuts,
Bruises,
Burns,
Pimples,
Eczema,
Rashes,
Boils,
Abscesses,
Ulcers,
Bad
Less,
Poisoned
L
Wounds,
Piles,
Scalp
Diseases,
etc.
r-J
IV.
-SUB
IT
IS"
Hf
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