PAUK
BIX.
LADIES'
MORNING
:
DRESSES
We
say
Morning
Ureases,
but
Ihey
are
.equally
allruc-livc
fur
afternoon
wear.
Made
in
fast
color
Japanese
Crepes
and
exceptionally
nally
designs,
and
in
a
nice
range
of
colorings.
Prices
range
from
$2.75
to
$3.75
On
show
in
our
Third
Avenue
Window.
t
Wo
arc
agents
for
I'iclorial
Review
and
Ladies'
Home
Journal
Patterns.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD
Phone
9.
No.
No.
DELICIOUSI
45c
35c
ECONOMY
STORE
Phone
84.
417-5th
Ave.
East.
'lite
fine
creamery
flavor
of
pure
Woodland
BUTTER
is
distinctive.
He
sure
to
try
II,
Ask
Your
Grocer
For
WOODLAND,
"The
Best
Butter."
Sterling
Furnace
GOAL
DalWtrad
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Till
It
a
very
auperior
furtiare
coal.
It
kivei
a
rlean
hut
fire
ami
U
entirely
free
from
aooL
tllnkcra,
alack
and
dirt,
Some
of
tlie
Ill-Kent
tn-illii?
tilanti
In
Ihe
rlty
are
now
utlnir
It
with
entirely
taturartory
rerulta.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
pellvrred
In
Sack,
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
alo
A
jretita
for
the
rauioii
LADY8MITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Go.
Main
Olflcat
Hotal
Cantral.
Phona
is
Third
Avenue
and
Fulton
St.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Tuesday,
7
and
9
JACKlpFORD
"GARRISON'S
FINISH"
The
notable
return
to
the.
screen
of
a
notable
picturizu
lion
of
a
uoluble
story.
A
picture
that
contains
.every
thing
the
picture
lover
likes.
Exciting
race
track
scenes
in
which
Jack
wins
a
great
race
and
a
girl's
love.
The
Kentucky
Derby
and
Metropolitan
Handicap
form
the
background
for
a
wonderful
love
story
with
action
and
thrills,
plot
and
counterplot.
Charles
Ogle,
Frank
Elliott,
Madge
Bellamy,
Ethel
Grey
Terry
and
strong
cast.
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
OPPORTUNilY
not
to
he
missed.
Take
advantage
of
Hits
Good
Buy
H.O.
Strictly
Fresh
Kggs,
3
doz.
.
.
.
...
...
...
85c
Woodland
Dairy
Uultcr,
per
lb
5c
Fresh
Creamery
Duller,
icr
lb.
...
..
42c
11
lb.
Duxes
Duller,
per
box
.....
...
.
....
...
$5.90
I
Hacon,
per
lb.
.
1
Ham,
per
lb.
.
.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
Ituil
llie
i
.rrxrrve
existing
over
Lot
441,
Ourrn
Cnar-i
lotle
Islands
Dlitrlct,
U
canrrlled.
u.
it.
.VMt..
Deputy
MlnUler
or
Lands.'
Land
Drpartmenl,
Vlrlorla.
D
Cj
?8tn
January,
I9i4.
SKEENA
LAND
DISTRICT
OF
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
I'orl
Clenw-ntf,
Brltlib
Columbia.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
leaae
uvrr
tin-
following
de-M-rlbed
land:
Commeticlnir
at
a
nt
planted
al
the
northwest
c.rner
of
Lot
S6
north
roast
of
Graham
Itland;
ihenre
160
mains
wreteri)':
ttienrc
rive
rnaina
northerly,
to
luw
water
mark,
thence
If
chains
easterly
ilonpr
low
water
mark:
thenre
rive
rualus
soutlterly
to
point
or
joiriiiiencernent,
containing
forty
acres,
more
or
less.
Located
Jimmy
ir.tn.
fl(.
v
Annum
uouErtTsriN.
Honey
WHY
PAY
MORE?
.We
i-.au
sell
pure
Ontario
Honey
as
follows;
2Vi
lb.
pail
60c
5
lb.
pail
$1.25
to
Hi.
pail
$2.25
FARMERS
TEA
AND
HARVEST
COFFEE
Lead
in
Oualily
ami
Sell
for
Lcs.
Compare
Farmers'
Tea
with
any
oilier
and
decide
for
yourself.
Wc
guarantee
it.
STRICTLY
FRESH
EGOS,
3
dozen
for
$1.00
FARMERS
Marke
Phone
Blue
428.
-
Blue
1
Ribbon
Tea
Common
lea
is
a
drug
on
the
market,
and
you
will
not
save
anything
by
buying
it.
Hair
a
pound
of
BLUE
RIBBON
Makes
More
Tea
of
bcller
flavor
than
one
pound
of
low
grade
bulk
lea.
NOT
FLYING
RACE
BUT
EFFORT
TO
BE
ROUND
WORLD
FIRST
Chance
of
Success
Favor
Ameri
cans
Declares
Editorial
Writer
The
ebier
of
the,
American
army
air
service,
it
was
an.
nouueed,
declined
the
suggestion
made
by
the
bead
of
the
royal
air
force
that
the
round-the-world
lllghls
belntr
undertaken
by
the
airmen
of
the
two
countries
should
be
put
on
a
sport
hip
basis
and
regarded
as
a
race.
Despite
this,
they
will
he
viewed
in
(hat
lib'hl
by
most
of
hoe
who
follow
the
news
of
the
prosress
of
the
two
parties,
In
fairness
to
both,
however,
it
should
be
kept
in
nifnd,
that
there
is
a
very
.'real
difference
in
the
conditions
under
which
the
attempts
are
being
made.
The
Dritish
are
usinjr
but
one
machine
carrying
four
men
and
the
chances
an;
heavily
against
it
being
able
o
make
the
round
of
the
globe.
The
Americans
have
Tour
machines
ami
are
going
on
the
slow
but
sure
plan.
They
left
Los
Angeles
on
March
17
and
their
schedule
does
not
call
for
them
lo
he
at
Washing-ton
till
August
8.
They
will
not
lly
when
the
weather
is
slormy.
Uoing
by
way
of
Iceland
and
(ireenland,
they
will
avoid
very
long
oerca
lliglits.
while
the
Dritish
hope
to
.repeal
the
achievement
of
Alcoek
and
Drown,
who
dashed
traight
across
the
Atlanlic
in
sixteen
hours
in
I
'.M'J.
The
Americans
are
seeking
to
establish
an
aerial
trade
route
and
declare
that
by
gelling
back
safely
to
the
United
Stales
they
will
have
obtained
glory
enough
in
demonstrating
jthe
practicability
of
litis,
eveil
llhough
they
do
take
the
greater
part
of
Hie
years
good
flying
weather
to
accomplish
the
feul.
At
various
stations
along
the
route
replacement
part
and
extra
Liberty
engines
will
be
available.-
Kdinonlon
Dullelin.
'
HYPNOTIC
SPELL
IS
CAUSE
OF
BLINDNESS
Man
Arrested
for
Keeping
Under
His
Influence
Until
Lost
Sight
POTSDAM.
April
Achilles,
a
doctor
of
1.
Youth
Dr.
strange
comhiiialiuit
of
circiiiu-
stanccs.
On
January
13
of
lasl
Chocolate
Easter
:
Eggs
and
Novelties
Select
your
requirements
now
whilst
our
range
is
complete.
We
will
hold
your
parcel
here
for
delivery
on
Saturday
before
Faster
or
as
advised.
This
shipment
will
be
placed
on
display
Tuesday,
April
1st.
Potatoes
We
are
the
SPUD
KI.NUS
of
Northern
B.C.
if
not
of
Ihe
entire
province.
We
expect
to
ship
from
20
to
25
carloads
of
the
finest
Alherta
Potatoes
to
this
coast
iu
the
next
sixty
dayg.
.
See
us
ror
special
prices
iu
retail
or
carload
lots.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Phones:
210,
211,
212.
TUB
DAILY
NfcWS.
Tuesday.
April
I,
'ID:.'
1.
CLARK'S
IEANS
Every
bean
tender
but
never
mushy
Nutritious
and
delicious
Your
choice
of
Sauces
I
Tomato
Chill
or
Plain.
"Cue
J
Aipfd"
en
miy
tin.
5old
tvarywhar
ia4
iparents
they
consulted
physicians
who
had
tried
to
diagnose
their
on's
trouble
and
finally
removed
him
from
the
care
of
Dr.
Achilles,
who
at
first
rcfucd
lo
let
him
go.
The
young
man
has
slowly
recovered
his
sight.
BRITISH
HANGMAN
RESIGNS
POSITION
John
-wills
Qot
Fifty
Shillings
for
Each
Execution
and
Similar
Amount
for
Conduct
LONDON,
April
I.
Joint
Kills.
the
otliclal
hangman
of
(ireat
IDritaiii,
has
resigned
his
joh
hut
I
has
not
given
uny
reason
animal.
Ho
is
a
student
of
1'iinosopiij
tcriiiiinolo.v
mh.I
read
(lie
nr..
Ol
ffieitiu,
lias
wen
urreieu
on
cmjllU-
r
lllun,.r
irillu
a
cuargc
oi
keeping
a
juuns
"
j
IR.w.papers
ilh
professional
'
t-
.
COIlllllct."
t
The
lall-r
atiniiinl
was
the
in
uuiHT
ii)
iiooi
iu
iiium-uic
lui
n
long
period
WHh
the
resull
that:
ln
r.
foj.
l,sialcltlw
a
he
was
temporarily
blinded.
Ihe
t.rilllinH,
wafirly
,Mnx
and
case
became
known
tlirough
a
.,.
rifiv
'1.1111,,
r,.r
"v,i
f,:iiil
in
year
llerr
Orunwabll,
a
,0y,al
'
CM.e.hl,.,
alitiT
of
the
facl
that
clergyman,
was
impressed
by
Ihe
unusual
appearance
of
the
blind.
ed
yoiilh,
who
sat
near
the
pulpit
during
service.
Glassy
Eyes
The
clergyman
after
Ihe
service
inxiled
Ihe
youn?
man
and
the
woman
who
acconianicl
jilm
lo
viif
him
iu
his
study.
The.
lyoimsr
man
spoke
in
a
confuted
manner
about'
theii.opby
and
philosophical
subjects.
His
eyes
he
was
forbidden
o
stay
at
a
public
bouse.-
near
(lie
scene
of
Hie
'execution
and
earn
u
commission
for
attracting
custom
a
was
Ihe
execul
loner's
privilege
in
former
years.
Klli
is
a
breeiler
of
poultry
and
it
i
said
lhal
he
i
so
de-
voled
lo
his
hil-i'l
that
he
gels
a
frieml
lo
wring
Ihe
necks
of
those
he
wants
to
kill.
NURSES
NOT
GIVEN
AN
EIGHT
HOUR
DAY
HAMILTON,
.
March
31.
-The
question
or
an
eight-hour
day
lor
nurses
was
introduced
at
the
meeting
id
Ihe
hospital
board
here
when
a
letter
rrom
the
Trades
and
Labor
council,
which
rctiuesled
that
Ihe
nursing
staff
ibe
placed
011
an
eiglit
hour
day
has
s.
nsleail
or
two
sinus
01
twelve
hours
each,
was
dealt
with.
The
mailer
was
referred
to
Ihcjreneral
superintendent
and
superintendent
of
nurses
for
a
report.;-
"It
would
be
impracticable
for
private
nursiiig,"
said
Dr.
W
.
Langrill,
gcn'cral
superintendent.
It
would
require
three
nurses
to
complete
the
full
day,
would
lo
a
certain
extent
disorganize
treat
ment
and
would
not
be
in
the
interest
of
Mm
patients,
he
pointed
out.
THE
PIONEER
IN
CANADA
Thilly-lwo
years
ago
the
now
famous
"HALADA"
Tea
Was
placed
on
Ibe
market
in
metal
packages.
"SALADA"
was
the
pioneer
package
tea
in
Canada.
Ijiiiuedialely
lis
superior
flavor
and
purfty
won
''for
it
a
great
pop
ularity
that
has
been
growing
ever
since.
It
is
slill
a
little
dif
iferent
and
a'Titlle
bcller
than
(ordinary
tea
VENGEANCE
OF
PAGAN
GODS
ON
DESECRATORS
Only
Evil
Will
Come
to
Those
Who
Fall
to
Respect
Heathen
Helau
HONOLULU.
April
I
The
gods
of
nueieut
Hawaii
again
wreaked
I
heir
vengeance
upon
Ihe
whflcs
who
nvade
merry
upon
the
site
of
a
former
helau,
or
old-time
temple
of
worship,
according
lo
Ha
waiian
supcrsliliou,
when
the
famous
rluhhouse
of
the
Order
of
Klks
on'llic
beach
at
Waikiki
wan
damaged
by
fire
to
Ihe
extent
of
5.ono.
The
flame,
caused
by
wiring,
were
Ihe
last
of
a
series
of
untoward
events,
including
murder.
Dial
occurred
at
Ihe
sl(o
of
the
heiau,
which
nestles
at
the
foot
of
Diamond
impressed
the
clergyman
as
being
,.ai,
'
According
lo
Hawaiian
glassy,
rather
than
blinded,
and
medicine
,,.,
ony
,.vj
wj
come
Ins
ryvhall
inoxc.l
in
a
nenous
,u
,,0M.
whu
lU,t.c.a,c
n,e
sitc
nfanner
when
Ihe
clergyman
f
an
aMriei,i
K.inu.
gazed
at
hiln
in
a
fixed
manner..
T.
r),,!,!,.,,,.
was
built
many
Hcrr
Oruiiwaldl
l.nuws
something
,
)vtxrs
H(!u
,,y
Jamt4
j,
or
hypnotism
and
Imnrdialely
(:a,,,.,
,e.M-edant
or
the
mls-suspecled
that
the
youth
was
nnurlcs
who
came
rrotn
New
under
hypnotic
influence.
KngloniJ
lo
Ihe
islands
in
H;'0,
as
While
Ihe
young
man
wa
in
r-f.Ioncv
for
hi
family.
Dur-ll.e
clergyntnn's
study
Dr.
,IJr
n,0
occupancy
or
the
Castle
Achillea
telephoned
and
staled
he
family
wo
Japanese
were
mur-was
on
the
way
to
gel
his
patient.
jPr,.(
lh(.
gniu14
all(J
upu
The
boy
broke
down
and
cried
(),
ru.j
al
lhal
Umc
to
the
when
he
heard
thi
news,
but
ae-
tradition
of
the
helau.
compauietl
Dr.
Achilles.
When!
Hcrr
Oruuwaldl
coinmuiiicaled
his
suspicions
to
the
hoy's
Mayor
Newlon
niilifii-d
Ihe
aldermen
al
I
a
-1
nighf
council
meeting
that
an
invitation
ha.)
been
cxteudr-il
lo
all
Ihe
member-,
of
Ihe
eily
council
by
.larvi
II
Mcl.eod.
local
representative
of
Ihe
U.S.
rouud-llic-world
lln;lif.
lo
he
present
al
Seal
Dove
when
Ihe
American
fliers
arrive
from
Seal
I
hy
Hits
week.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
V.tlr
la
iH-rtl.y
itrii
Out
lite
re'rt
,
irnerlur
-Oie
laud
toniwrl)-
tn-hl
uiidei
Tlmtx-r
Llrrltre
w.
JJ7
and
33fu
art
ranrellnl.
O.
n.
xur.n.
Itepwlv
Mitdler
ot
Landi
NOTICE.
T.UK
MIT
UK
lhal
Irnder.
will
In-
a
reitted
iinlll
on
Motility
Om
;ih
"f
fur
AprlL
for
I
he
piiitImm-
of
tiie
sat
K
'
tM..
-
V.rl.lK....--
.
tv.
(
.
u
doing
o.
l-'or
over
tweiity-llire.-Ihy
Uw
late
iiHit-
irrenwn.
tm
i
irti
i.
I.J..I
I.
.,1.1
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,.
.....iii,.,,
'
"'
tender
ik.I
iie,.-.itiv
aiv,-iied
Jtars
lie
liaU
lielil
Hie
poslllotlj
pr,
,,
,,
nler
in
waled
enveiH
and
dozeiiH
of
criniinais,
iiiilor-iMf,"MM'
;.'Vff'u'
rtimni.irat..r
i-m..
,
,
,
;ltnperi.
B.'
nd
marked
-arleltMii
iuu.
aim
.iiiervtsi
iaei;
TeiwVr
through
hi
bauds
lo
their
doom
Kllis
live?,
at
HocluJale.
where
ror
everal
years
he
had
a
har-ber
shop.
He
1
very
devoted
to
SYNOPSIS
OF
UMMNDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
ODreiertrd.
tun
eyed
Crown
landa
may
b
pr-mptd
b
Urttlah
aubjteta
01
r
II
rare
of
at,
and
bjr
allfna
on
declaring
Intention
to
becora
Brtttih
aubjacta,
conjl
tlonat
upon
raetdtnea,
occupation,
tnd
lmproTmnt
for
agricultural
purpoaaa.
Kull
Information
concarnlni
rrcu-atlona
rtgardlnc
pra-amptlona
la
Ivan
In
Bullatln
No.
1,
lnd
HarUa.
'How
to
Pro-ampt
Land."
coplaa
of
hlch
can
b
oblalnad
fraa
of
chart
1
addraat'.ng
tha
Dtpartmtnt
of
Anda.
Victoria,
B.C.
or
to
any
Gov--rnmrnt
AfnU
ncorda
will
ba
fraattd
corlii
jnly
land
aultabta
for
agricultural
purpoaaa.
and
which
la
not
timber-land,
la,
carrying
ovar
I.0O0
board
rat
pr
acr
waat
of
tha
Coaat
Rang
a
and
1.000
faat
par
acta
aaat
of
that
Rang.
Appllcatlona
for
pr-mptloni
art
o
bo
addraaad
to
tha
Land
Com-cnlulnnar
of
tha
Ind
Rcord,tig
IX
.
lalon.
In
which
tha
land
appllad
for
la
altuatd.
and
ar
man
a
on
prtntaJ
forma,
coplaa
of
which
can
ba
oblalnad
from
tha
Land
Coramlaalonar.
Promptlona'muat
ba
occupltd
for
flva
yrara
and
lmprovarnanta
mad
a
to
value
of
10
par
acra,
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
laaat
flva
acrea.
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received.
Tor
more
detailed
Information
aee
tha
IlullaUn
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land-
PURCHASE
Appllcatlona
are
received
for
pur-chaae
of
vacant
and
unreearved
Crown
landa,
not
being
tlmbertand,
for
agricultural
purpoaea;
minimum
price
of
firt-e'aa
(arable)
land
la
tl
per
acre,
and
eecond-elaee
(grazing)
land
2.
iO
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchaae
or
leaaa
nf
Crown
landa
la
given
In
Bulletin
So.
10,
Land
fieri
ea,
"Purchaae
and
Leaae
of
Crown
Landa."
Mill,
factory,
or
Induatrlal
altaa
on
limber
land,
not
aieeedlng
It
tcrea,
may
ba
purchaaed
or
leased,
the
con-dltlona
Including
payment
of
atumpag.
HOMESITE
LEASES
I'naurveyed
areaa,
not
aiceedlng
it
acrea,
may
ba
leaaed
aa
homeattea,'
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
belns
erected
In
the
drat
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
realdenea
and
Improvement
oondltlona
are
fulfilled
and
land
ha
a
bn
aurveyed.
LEASES
For
grazing
and
Induatrlal
purpoaea
areaa
not
exceeding
CIS
acrea
may
be
leaaed
by
one
peraon
or
a
company,
GRAZING
Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Province
la
divided
Into
grating
dlatiicU
and
the
range
admlnlatered
under
a
Orazlng
Commleeloner,
Annual
grazing-
pennlte
are
laaued
baaed
on
numbera
ranged,
priority
being
given
o
eatabllahed
ownera.
Btock-ownera
nay
form
aaeoclallona
for
range
nanagement.
Free,
or
partially
fraa,
vrmlta
ar
available
for
tettleri,
Mtnpara
and
travallara,
up
to
tar
ad.
Phone
376
mm
IjaWHIgaBn
mm
tgm
Phone
376
The
House
of
Quality
Silk
Neckwear
"Lanky
Bill
A
-Sport
tbiual
with
a
Itmadvvay
Hna.
In
plain
color
willi
green,
while
and
r-d
Iruuiiiing.
75c
each
Mens
Dress
Shirts
Men's
Trienliiic
-Silk
Slurb
in
plain
rotors:
uml
fum
slripes.
Sixes
I
to
17.
$5.50
each
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Men's
Department
Navy
Blue
and
Brown
SERGE
Dresses
Jud
Armed,
All
sues
Bargain
Prices
from
$13.25.
BENT'S
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DINTIIT.
Halgtrion
Block,
PftlNCC
BUPCRT,
B.
0.
Office
Hour,
IU1
Phone
.
Open
Cvenlnge
Only
Per
Special
Appointment.
$1.00
SALE
commencing
Wednesday,
April
2
ending
Monday,
April
7
....
STAPLE
BARGAINS
BY
THE
YARD.
White
Klaiinrlelte.
reg.
d.V
per
yard.
-Sale
Price.
I
yard
ror
,
51,00
While
Flaniielelle.
:m
no
li,
reg.
t."v
Hale
I'riry.
:
yards
for
Whilo
CoUoii.
:t0
iurli.
Sale
I'riee,
o
yafiJs
ror
...
1.00
White
(lotion,
reg.
:
per
iird.
Sate
lrirt
anJ
1,00
'
tor
llemnunl
Sheetings,
:.
iu..
7S
in-,
in.
whle.
.Ml
nl
Half
Price.
While
Uolloii,
reg.
I5r
per
nrd.
Sale
Price,
II
yanl
fur
51.00
tSrev
Kolloii,
IW
inch.
Sale
Price.
:
anN
for
$1.00
Denim
ly
Ihe
urd
ror
Overalls.
'iVt
yard-
5100
tlolloit
Tweed
for
Hoys'
Pants.
!i
yards
f
1.00
WASH
GOODS.
,
SO
Pieces
of
New
Shade
(liiighaut,
reg.
.'J,.e.
tule
Price,
yard
for
$1'00
'iU
Pieces
of
New
Shade
(iinghaiii,
'M
inch,
reg.
H.V.
Sale
Price,
'-'
yards
fof
.
.
SI
.00
ID
Pieces
New
Criltnhlf-d
niitl
I'lowerctl
Urcpe,
re?.
"
O.'.e.
Sain
Price,
2
yunls
for
.
S1.00
51)0
Yurds
tepe
in
ten
difrerejit
shades.
Sale
Pfi'V,
2Vt
yanls
fur
I
.
.
$1.00
25
Pieces
Light
Prinl,
"Iripeil
and
dolled.
Sale
Price,
5
yards
.
$1-00
150
Pieces
Hark
Colored
Prinl.
Sale
Price,
It
)jinls'
ror
-.
...
.
$1.00
Pillow
Tuhings,
to-t2
or
inches
reg.
75c.
Sale
Price,
1
yuriN
ror
.'
$1.00
LADIES'
WEAR.
Ijolies
Hlooiners,
iu
White,
Pink
and
lllue,
reg.
75e.
2
Pairs
ror
$1.00
Ladies'
Comfy
Cut
Vr,
reg.
Ifl.X:
Sale
Price
.
.
$1.00
Ladies'
Cotton
Vests
in
half
sleeve
or
Comfy
'Cilil.
reg.
05c.
Sale
Price,
2
for
$1.00
Ladies'
While
Underskirts,
reg.
I.:I5.
Sale
Price
$1.00
Ladies'
.Muslin
Nightgowns,
good
ipiality,
reg.
l.50.
Sale
Price,
each
$1.00
CHILDREN'S
WEAR.
!10
Children's
loesses,
nge
2
to
7
years,
re?,
price
!l.5ll
lo
$2.00.
Sale
Price,
each
.
$1.00
25
Hompcrs,
age
2
lo
5
years,
reg.
l.:i,"
(o
J,75.
Sale
Price,
each
,
$1.00
LADIES'
HOSE.
Heather
Hose,
reg,
l.il5
and
!fl.50.
Sale
Price,
per
pair
...
$1.00
Ladies'
Lisle
Hoe,
Hlack,
While
or
llroivu,'
reg50c"
und
(10c.
Sale
Price,
;i
pairs
for
.
.
.
$1.00
Ladies'
Lisle
Hose.
reg.
05c.
Sale
I'riee,
2
iairs
for
$1,00
Ladies
Hose,
While
only.
Hare
Price,'
i
pairs
for
$1.00
MEN'S
SOX.
.Men's
Cotton
Sox.
Sale
Price,
5
pairs
fir
.......
$1.00
Men's
Ifealher
mid
Worsted
Hose,
2
pairs
ror
.....
$1.00
Cashmere
Hose.
Hale
Price,
2
pairs
for
$1.00
Children's
Sweater
Coats.
Special
Sale
Price,
$1.00
each
Saxony
Wool,
t
packages
ror
$1.00
Sholluiid
Floss,
Hale
Price,
H
packages
-H
$1.00
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.