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worm
DAILY
NEWS
Continuing
Our
SUMMER
CLEARING
SALE
Wlth
New
SPECIALS
Merchandise
Just
Arrived
This
Week
to
be
Added
to
the
Hundreds
of
Other
Bargains.
DONT
iMISS
Seeing
These
Specials!
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
To
clear
at
LAST
TLMFS
TONIGHT
Last
Complete
Show,
8:13
A
World
Famous
Musical
Comedy
.
.
.
With
the
World
Famous
"Bonnie
Scotland"
Comics
Thrown
in
For
Good
Measure!
"THE
BOHEMIAN
GIRL"
with
Laurel
&
Hardy
(At
7:03
&
9:27)
PLUS
Harry
Carey,
Hoot
Gibson
in
"Powder
Smoke
Itangc"
(At
8:13
Once
Only)
COMING
FKIDAY
William
Powell
"THE
EX-MItS.
BRADFORD"
Buy
at
Mussallem's
QUALITY
GROCERIES
LOWEST
PRICES
iiMail
orders
receive
prompt
and
careful
attention
Confectionery
Store
In
Connection
MUSSA-LLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Hyde
Transfer
Light
Delivery
Service
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
Less
Than
Half
Price
100
Ladies
Dresses
of
the
better
kind,
in
chiffon
prints,
shirting.
Dastels.
tunic
suits
and
noveltv
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Vain
tn
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nn
$15.00.
To
clear
at
$tKt7o
A
Special
Purchase
25
Only
Polka
Dot
Crepe
Suits,
navy,
black
and
brown,
length
coats.
Dress
with
novelty
treatment.
Value
$12.50
I
qp
Sample
Blouses
v.
150
Crepe
and
Ninon
Blouses,
a
big
choice
of
styles
and
shades,
v
large
variety
of
trimmings.
Values
to
$3.50
Q
To
clear
at
AaltS
An
Interesting
Buy
British
made
Abberley
Knit
Ladies'
Sweaters,
pullover
and
buttoned
styles,
long
and
short
sleeves,
plain
and
stripe
effects.
Value
$2.95.
To
clear
at
j
You
Will
Surely
Want
One
200
House
Dresses
and
Smocks
in
novelty
prints,
a
multitude
of
styles
and
patterns,
sizes
16
to
20.
36
to
46.
A
New
Dress
if
this
one
fades.
Values
$1.50.
To
clear
at
98C
GREETINGS
CONVEYED
Western
Canada
Expresses
Good
Wish
to
10-Year
Old
Railway
WINNIPEG,
July
23:
Western
Canada
expressed
its
good
wishes
and
anniversary
greetings
in
a
big
way
when
civic
officials
of
nearly
every
city
and
important
town
wired
to
President
S.
J.
Hunger-ford
of
the
Caadian
National
Railways,
congratulating
the
sys
tem
upon
the
celebration
of
its
one-hundredth
birthday.
These
messages
were
in
addition
to
those
which
poured
in
from
Eastern
Canada
civic
and
business
dignitaries
alike.
Mayor
Cragg
of
Halifax
and
Mayor
David
Leeming
of
Victoria
brought
the
eastern
and
western
shores
of
Canada
together
with
their
messages
of
felicitation.
In
addition
to
Mayor
Leeming
of
Victoria,
the
Kiwanls
Club
of
that
city,
after
listening
to
an
address
on
the
railway
centenary,
sent
off
a
message
of
good
wishes
to
President
Hungerford.
Mayor
Leeming
said
in
part,
"may
your
ribbons
of
steel
continue
to
carry
prosperity
to
our
Dominion
in
years
to
come
and
we
hope
Canadian
National
-ervice
will
remain
stamped
with
the
hallmark
of
efficiency,
and
quality."
Hon.
Harcourt
Malcolm
K.C.,
Speaker
of
the
Assembly
in
the
Bahamas,
who,
with
Mrs.
Malcolm,
is
visiting
Winnipeg,
wired
best
wishes
for
the
continued
success
of
so
historic
an
institution.
Tom
Reid,
M.P.,
wired
from
New
Westminster
the
hope
the
railways
will
make
as
large
a
contribution
in
the
future
as
they
have
the
first
hundred
years.
Mayor
John
Queen,
Winnipeg,,
wired
congratulations:.
"As
the
first
hundred
years
are
the
hardest,
hope
your
troubles
are
all
behind
you
and
you
continue
to.
make
progress
which
means
the
success
of
Canada."
C.
E.
Stockdlll,
president
of
the
tional
Railways
centennial
anni-!
versary."
Mayor
Joseph
A.
Clarke,
Edmonton,
sent
congratulations:
"On
your
hundredth
anniversary
of
what
has
developed
into
Canada's
own
railway
company.
I
particularly
want
to
show
my
pride
and
the
pride
of
Edmonton
in
your
pronounced
success."
Mayor
O.
L.
Jones,
Kelowna,
B.C.:
"Have
noted
Canadian
National
Railways
are
celebrating
hundredth
anniversary
of-railway
In
Canada.
At
meeting
of
council
last
night
I
was
instructed
to
extend
to
you
on
behalf
of
the
citizens
of
Kelowna
our
heartiest
congratulations
and
good
wishes."
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce:
"Congratulations
for
past
achievements
and
best
wishes
for
i
the
future."
A.
H.
Webb,
president
Jasper
:
Chamber
of
Commerce:
"May
continued
success
accompany
your
future
efforts
in
the
administration
of
this
nationally
owned
system."
Mayor
R.
M.
Pinder,
Saskatoon:
"The
City
of
Saskatoon
wishes
to
send
congratulations
on
the
operation
of
your
railway
during
the
past
one
hundred
years."
Mayor
F.
J.
Hume,
New
Westminster:
"The
City
of
New
Westminster
extends
sincere
congratulations
upon
centenajy
of
one
hundredth
anniversary
of
railway
In
Canada.
The
pioneer
road,
the
Champlaln
and
St.
Lawrence,
to-!
gether
with
the
Canadian
National
system
have
played
an
important
part
'in
transportation
develop-mentsenabling
Canada
to
progress
in
industry
and
commerce.
May
the
Canadian
National
continue
to
provide
adequate
modern
and
safe
transportation
to
the
citizens
of
Canada,
its
shareholders.
City
of
New
Westminster
appreciates
fair
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
SO
NOU
MEAN
"TO
"TELL
f
T'S
A
ME
THAT
THIklS"
OM
IpERFCdT
NW-'S
Llr
LOOKS
LAKE
1
COFV
MY
MU3
I
ACHES,
CUT
RATE
MEN'S
WEAR
STORE
MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS,
69c
Clearing
all
odd
Working
Shirts,
denims,
prints
and
flannels.
Values
to
$1.50.
Going
at
69c
MEN'S
CAPS
Clearing
all
our
broken
lines
In
fancy
tweeds.
Value
to
$1.00.
Going
at
59c
MEN'S
SOX
Light
and
heavy
weight,
all
wool
Sox.
Value
to
40c.
Going
at
25c
MEN'S
SWEATERS
To
this
lot
go
all
our
light
weight
sweaters.
Every
style
and
color
imaginable.
Values
to
$4.00.
Going
at
$1.49
MEN'S
FINE
SHIRTS
59c
Clearing
the
broken
lines
in
Eng.
lish
Broadcloth
and
Prints.
Value
to
$1.50.
Going
at
59c
MEN'S
SUITS
$12.95
All
wool
worsted
brown
and
grey
novelty
patterns.
Hand
tailored.
Values
to
$20.00.
Going
at
12.95
BOYS'
SUITS
$4.95
Novelty
Tweeds
in
brown
and
grey,
3
pieces,
long
pants.
Sizes
to
14
years.
Value
$7.50.
Going
at
$4.95
May
We
Have
the
Pleasure
of
Your
Visit
on
Friday
and
Saturday
Winnipeg
Board
of
Trade,
and
A.
'
treatment
received
from
Canadian
from
W.
J.
Alder,
commissioner,
'
Searle
Leach,
president
of
the
I
National
and
assures
continued
Prince
Rupert;
Mayor
Ellison,
Re-'
Young
Men's
Section,
both
contrl-
j
co-operation."
I
glna,
and
buted
inspiring
messages
of
good;
other
messages
included
those
Vernon.
will.
How
They
Said
It
I
Mayor
C.
E.
Scanlon,
Kamloops,j
said,
"Heartiest
congratulations
and
best
wishes
on
Canadian
Na-
Preserving
Supplies
Scalers
and
Jars,
Rubber
Rings,
Jar
Caps,
Parbwax,
Preserving
Kettles,
Copper
Boilers,
Preserving
Racks
MEMBA-SEAL
The
Dunes
Surf
bathing
at
I
The
new
method
for
sealing
jams,
jellies
and
pickles.
No
wax
to
melt,
no
caps
to
buy.
Easy
to
apply,
easy
to
remove,
per
package
of
4
An
2
dozen
J-v
V
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
A
Hair-Raising
Panic
(Yhow:i
(.-a
SAY,
BlcRride
Street
Phone
311
Tlcll,
D.C.
(below).
LwtftTK
Spend
your
vacation
amidst
the
at
"THE
DUhlES"
beautiful
surroundings
of
Hell
(abovei
at
reasonable
cost.
Write
for
literature
&t
rates
to
MADAM
RA.IAUT
Tlell,
I1.C.
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
BOYS'
SCHOOL
BOOTS
Oil
Chrome
and
Zug
Kip
and
Calf
Boots.
Leckie
&
Storey
makes.
Guaranteed
solid
leather
through
out.
Sizes
l
to
5V2.
upset
race
Mayor
E.
W.
Prowse,
$2.49
MEN'S
and
BOYS'
OXFORDS
Black
and
Brown
Calf
Oxford
Up
to
the
minute
styles
Goodyear
welts
&
sewn
soles.
Solid
thrcu;
t.
out.
These
shoes
are
slightly
br
jkc
in
lines
but
all
sizes
In
thi
i-Don't
miss
these
$2
45
BROKEN
LINlSS,
EXTRA
SPECIAL
RUNNERS
of
All
Kinds
Men's.
Boys,
Youths,'
Ladles'
and
Children's
Sandals,
Oxfords
&
strr
and
Boots.
D'Orsay
and
Boudoir
Slippers
included.
QEJn
Orand
Clearance
Ot)L
WHITE!
SHOES!
WHITE!
All
White
Shoes
in
Store
Clearing
at
One
I'rice.
Nothing
rrsrrud,
These
shoes
are
all
high
grade
makes
including
Oale
s,
Aird
Line
?.r.
1
Wanda.
Regularly
priced
from
$2.95
to
$5.00.
Oxfords.
Scraps
and
M'
can
Love
Sandals
and
Pumps.
All
sizes
While
they
last
Qg
A
CLEAN
SWEEP
271
Pairs
Women's
Oxfords,
l'umps
and
Straps
and
Sport
Shors.
All
leathers.
Heels,
hitrh
to
low
Great
variety
to
choose
from
Thr
r
broken
lines.
All
sizes
in
the
lot
A
chance
of
a
lifetime.
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nn
To
clear-
JL
LV
PACIFIC
AIRWAYS
WANTED
5
Passengers
to
Fly
to
Stewart
for
lii?
Celebration,
Saturday,
July
25.
Plane
Leaving
Prince
Rupert
for
Stewart
Saturday
Morning.
Returning
Sunday.
Fare
$22.00
Return
For
information
enquire
Union
Oil
Dock
or
Phone
32
Taxi
Chas.
Elliott,
Pilot
SAVE
as
you
Pay
PAY
as
you
Save
Convenient
Long
Term
Singer
Plan
enables
you
to
own
a
New
Singer
Sewing
Machine
with-out
difficulty.
For
practical
economy
use
a
Singer
for
home
sewing
Singer
"Make
It
Yourself"
plan
shows
vou
how.
inis
special
service
is
yours
for
the
asking
without
extra
cost
$5.00
places
a
modern
Singer
in
your
home
o.uu
a
month
will
keep
it
tl
nere
For
full
information
enquire
at
rl
1
1
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THE
"
VA1HAT
THE
--By
Wastove
GOOD
efcEP.'
VJHEN
T
BOB.fcufc
LOOKED
MKE
mustache
mac's
,
that
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