PAUB
BIX.
LADIES'
MORNING
:
DRESSES
t
Wo
say
Morning
Dresses,,
but
tliey
aro
equally
atlrac-liyc
for
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.
Wo
are
agents
for
Pictorial
Heview
and
Ladies'
Homo
Journal
Pattern's.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD
Phone
9.
Look
Here
j
We
need
your
business
and
patronage
and
yoU
need
our
Groceries
and
Supplies.
Why
not
give
us
a
trial
by
visiting
the
KCONOMY
MAHKITF
and
comparing
prices.
WE
SELL
FOR
LESS1
Worcestershire
Sauce,
.3
bots.
$1.00
Keinz
Ketchup,
3
bots.
$1.00
Heinz
Pork
&
Beans,
per
ZVz
lb.
tins
20c
French
Sardines
6
tins
$1.00
Jueger
Sardines
8
tins
$1.00
Hrunswick
Sardines
...
16
tins
$1.00
ECONOMY
STORE
Phono
84.
417-5th
Ave.
East.
FOR"
HONEST
TO
GOODNESS
VALUES
In
("toceries
and
Meal
try
Ihe
FARMERS'
MARKET.
A
few
of
our
regular
prices:
Choice
llacon,
per
lb.
..
41o
Choice
Ham,
per
lb.
...
38c
Pickled
Pork,
per
lb.
...
18c
Corned
lleef,
per
lb.
....
10o
Ayrshire
Hull,
per
lb.
..
30o
Pol
Itoasts,
per
lb.
..
Zlo
Hulling
lleef,
per
lb.
...
8c
Veal
Stew,
per
lb
10c
Shoulder
lloasl
Pork,
per
lb.
Pork
Steaks,
per
lb.
Pork
Sausage,
per
lb.
Hamburger,
per
lb.
.,
I'ork
Kidney,
per
lb.
.
.
Tripe,
per
lb
.
Sail
i'ork.
per
lb.
.
Yellow
Newton
wrapped,
per
box
17
He
..
20o
..
20c
...
15o
.
.
15c
12'ac
.
..
25c
Apples,
$2.50
Large
Sweet
()ranges,
per
doz
...
....
40o
Small
Oranncs.
3
doz..
.
SOo
ORDERS
OF
$5.00
DELIVERED.
Phone
Blue
428.
Navy
Blue
and
Brown
SERGE
Dresses
Just
Arrived.
All
ize.
Bargain
Prices
from
$13.25.
BENT'S
Third
Avenue
and
Fulton
St.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only
Thursday,
7
and
9
Charles
Jones
In
"Skid
Proof"
A
rip-roaring
racing
romance
in
which
a
cup
is
Iot
but
u
heart
is
won.
Racing
thrills
and
flying
chills,
plots
foiled,
villains
boiled,
Cupid's
dart
in
a
hero's
heart.
A
big
punch
packed
in
every
reel.
COMEDY
"THE
GUIDE."
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
.NOTICE
IS
IIEHEDT
GIVEN
that
the
rrerie
ralsling
over
Lot
441,
Oufen
C
harlot
le
islands
District,
Is
cancelled.
O.
II.
.ADEN,
Deputy
Minister
or
Lands,
lands
lu-parlmeni,
Victoria,
B
C.
8tu
January,
1021.
SKEENa
LAND
DISTRICT
OF
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
Take
.Notice
thai
I.
Arthur
Robertson,
of
I'orl
Clements,
British
Columbia.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
over
the
following
de-
ft-rllMf1
l.lirls?
riintmnrfnv
at
rw.cf
!
planted
al
the
northwest
ctrner
of
Lot
8S
tirin
coast
or
Graham
Island;
thence
160
rlialns
westerly:
thence
five
chains
nor
therly,
U
low
water
mark,
thence
tfto
inaiiis
w-sp-irnj
.mhir-
usirr
IIIII
ft
:
mence
rive
chains
southerly
to
point
of
soniniencernent.
conlalninr
fortv
acres:
umre
or
less.
Located
January
IMh.
ittt.
ARTHUR
ROUERTSOX.
r-Blue-i
Ribbon
Tea
Common
lea
is
a
drug
on
(be
market,
ami
you
will
not
save
anything
by
buying
it.
Half
a
pound
or
BLUE
RIBBON
Makes
More
Tea
of
better
flavor
than
one
pound
of
low
grade
bulk
lea.
DELICIOUS!
The
fine
creamery
flavor
of
pure
Woodland
BUTTER
i
distinctive.
lie
sure
to
try
it
Ask
Your
Qrocer
For
WOODLAND,
"The
Best
Butter."
FEWER
LORDS
IN
SCOTLAND
Number
Has
Been
Gradually
Reduced
Until
Today
There
Are
Only
86
I.ONIIOX,
ApTiT
3.
The
Scottish
peerage,
once
the
strongest
and
most
flourishing
of
Great
Utilain,
now
only
contains
8(5
members,
says
the
new
issue
of
Dehrelt.
At
the
lime
of
the
union
of
Hie
parliaments
of
Scotland
and
Kngland
in
1707,
the
peerage
enrolled
151
members,
which
included
almost
all
the
wealthiest
mm
of
Scotland,
the
clan
chiefs
and
poilical
leaders
of
the
coun
try.
These
peers
were
in
almost
Jabsplule
control
of
the
country
jand
owned
most
of
the
shipping
interests,
then
the.
greatest
rum.
mercial
enterprise
of
the
llrilish!
Isles.
!
Attainder,
extinction
and
dormancy
have
since
then
reduced
the
number,
and
the
growth
of
new
commercial
interests
has
taken
away
the
influence
of
the
peers.
As
no
Scottish
peerage
could
he
created
since
1707,
to
be
a
.member
of
the
Scottish
peerage
is
a
greater
distinction
than
to
bo
a
member
of
any
other
Hrilish
!
peerage.
Korty-nine
of
the
jSeottlsh
peers
have
been
made
peers
of
England
and
therefore
.allowed
to
sit
in
the
House
of
beginning
01
parliament
to
re
present
them
in
the
House
of
Lords.
i
At
the.
present
time
Ihe
peerage
Is
composed
of
i
dukes,
I
marquises,
l'.'
earls,
countesses,
t
viscounts,
21
barons
and
I
POLES
DESTROY
CHURCH
SYMBOLIZING
RUSSIA
WAI1SAW.
April
3
The
Itus
sian
cathedral
of
Warsaw,
which
lyn
the
marble
parts,
will
be
lo
decorate
Ihe
church
be-
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
Ice
Is
hereby
lit
en
thai
the
reserves
entering
the
lands
formerly
held
under
TlllllHT
Licences
.W.
3
i
3111
jmmI
3:1Kii
mrr
cancelled,
I.
It.
N.UK..
Iiet.uly
Minister
of
lamls.
TENDERS
FOR
POLICE
UNIFORMS.
Tenders
ltl
Iw.
received
liv
I
lie
lniil.-
Iinied
no
h,
a
inn
WMliu.lav
itu.
out
TF1B
DAILY
NfriVB.
TluirsJ,.y,
April
3.
10;
,
LOOK
OUT
FOR
IHEJLU
Rainy,
Murky
Air
Is
Full
01
Dangerous
Germs
HEALTH
IS
Y0URSAFE6UARD
.Km?
Will
Taking
"Fruit-a-tifis",
Tkt
Fruit
Medicine.
Hundreds
of
people
come-
down
with
the
F1?
la
March
and
April
because
they
will
not
take
caro
of
theirhealth.
No
matter
what
the
weather
or
how
full
of
disease
germs
the
air
may
le,
there
Is
no
danger
of
(Srippe.
Tin,
Pneumonia,
as
Ion;
as
your
blood
ii
rare
and
clean,
your
nerves
areslcady
your
bowels
ana
kidneys
regular.
The
best
protection
against
coKls.
grirt'Mu.n.heumatlsm,is
the
good
health
which
"Kruit-a
tives"
bring.
These
tablets,
made
of
the
frch
juices
of
apples,
oranges,
figs
and
'runes,
combined
with
tonics,
are
!
ust
what
you
need
as
a
bracing,
nvigorating,
cleansing
spring
tonic.
They,
regulate
kidneys,
bowel,
liter
and
skin
sweeten
the
stomach
purify
the
blood
and
so
tone
up
the
vital
organs
of
the
body
that
the
whole
system
is
also
able
to
resist
the
ravages
of
disease.
Take
"Fruit-atives"
now
take
them
regularly
through
the
wet,
changeable
spring
weather,
and
jour
own
rigorous
health
will
protect
you
against
the
'Flu.
'c.
and
COe.
a
box
at
all
dealers,
or
Fruit
a-tlres
Limited,
Ottawa.
RICH
WOMAN
DIES
IN
OBSCURE
HOME
Left
Bank
Notes
and
Other
Securities
in
Her
Simple
Room
NHW
Y(lllK,April
2.
When
Henrietta
Coffin,
an
aged
recluse,
died
recently
she
left
an
estate
valued
al
lon.oo.
Her
home
had
been
in
a
meagre
two-room
flat
on
Fiillonisireel
in
llrook-
In
all
ttleSk
years
that
she
to
the
Poles
has
always
stood
as
had
lived
in
Ihe
dingv
old
build
ia
symbol
of
the
haled
Jlussian
Ing
she
had
never
been
known
lo
regime,
will
have
ceased
to
exist
speak
to
anyone,
although
it
was
in
a
few
months.
The
decision
'whispered
among
Ihe
tenants
that
to
demolish
this
church
was
jshe
had
moved
from
a
fine
man.
taken
a
year
ajfu.
but
influential
sion
on
Madison
Avenue.
iiussiaus
Ami
some
people
in
art
.No
one
knew
why
she
choc
lo!
Circles
who
admired
the
special.
cover
herself
with
obscurity
and
architectural
beauties
of
Ihe
edi-die
away
from
her
family
ami
fiee.
endeavored
Its
postpone
itsjfriends.
Her
death
was
discov-demolilion.
counting
on
a
possl-
ered
when
tenants
reported
to
ble
change
of
opinion.
the
superintendent
of
the
build-
Now,
however,
the
destruction
ing'
that
she
had
not
been
muk-has
begun.
A
commission
of
ar-
ing
her
usual
Irin
lo
the
grocery.
lists
is
dismounting
Ihe
oainl-
The
door
to
her
rial
lugs
and
ntosaifs
which,
together,
and
her
body
found
huddled
on
Willi
ed
Inst,
fur
siipplylnr
uniforms
for
I'ollre
'.II...I
...P
i.
,,.
i.i
r
"o0
'c
ereilialcd.
hciurlineiil
enrhr
saiotde
of
rlnlh.
IIII,"'U
luriirinars
rr;iii
Chief
of
1'ifllre.
I'.
J.
MATIIhSOX.
"
l'urrhalnr
A
rent.
WEEK
END
SPECIALS.
200
Dozen
Alberta
Eggs
Per
Dozen
25c
SPECIAL
COMBINATION
DEAL.
I
only
Pure
Aluminum
Coffee
Percolator
and
2
lbs.
Malkin's
Hest
Coffee
for
the
regular
price
of
the
$2.45
Do
not
miss
tuis
deal
as
it
was
put
on
for
Vancouver
only
and
we
happened
to
be
on
I
lie
ground
al
the
lime,
otherwise
Prince
Itupert
consumers
would
have
missed
Ihe
-
greatest
special
of
Its
kind
ever
introduced.
We
have
only
a
limited
number
of
these
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones:
210,
211,
212
the
bed.
Ueath
was
from
natural
causes.
A
search
of
the
room
revealed
several
hank
books
all
showing
substantial
accounts.
In
addition
there
were
numerous
mortgages
and
securities.
A
diploma
was
found
show'iug
that
Ihe
woman
ho'd
.been
qualified
lo
leach
school
in
Ihe
city
of
llrouklyu,
loelher
with
some
pieces
of
jewelry
such
as
a
girl
miglil
have
worn
in
Ihe
"70s.
A
postcard
lo
a
friend
directed
NIGHT
FLYING
AIRPLANE
MYSTIFIES
THE
POLICE
CllltlSTIANA.
April
.1.
The
police
believe-
thai
a
large
airplane
is
engaged
In
.(he
smuggling
trade
in
connection
with
a
mother
craft
out
at
sea
in
the
region
of
Fosnacs.
On
several
moonlight
nights
recently,
an
airplane
with
immense
engines
and
powerful
lights
has
been
observed
Hying
along
the
coasl,
and
is
believed
lo
be
operating
with
a
smuggler
somewhere
among
Ihe
intricate
maze
of
islands
and
channels
olf
the.
coast
near
Troiidhjem,
LABOR
CANDIDATE
WINDSOIt,
KiiKland,
April
3,
-The
son
of
Lord
Albenryule,
Ihe
Hon.
Arnold
Keppel,
has
signified
his
intention
of
standing
as
a
Labor
candidate
for
tills
division
at
ihe
liejl
general
election.
The
sitting
member
for
Ihe
division
is
A.
A.
Somerville,
a
Con
servative,
and
while
the
Labor
candidate
was
being
educated
al
Won
Homerville
acted
a
one
of
his
tutors.
It.
(I.
Cunningham
came
in
from
Port
Ksshiglon
on
lasl
night's
(rain
and
Is,
registered
al
the
Prince
.
Itupert
Hotel.
T.
Clarket
'Junior
district
forester,
returned
by
lasl
night's
I
ruin;
from
a
Irip
to
Ihe
Interior
on
dc'parlracdlal
business.
NEW
COMPANY
TO
MINE
AT
STEWART
Stewart
Hlghgrades
Limited
Is
Latest
Concern
Capltallxed
at
Million
VIC
TOII
IA,
April
3.
The
latest
Stewart
concern
to
be
In-
corporaled
Is
Stewart
lilgliRi'ades
Limited.
It
Is
capitalized
at
1000,000,
ami
will
operate
claims
,111
the
Stewart
mining
district.
;
probably
beginning
work
early
In
July
or
even,
before
Dial
date.
The
newly-formed
company
will
mine
(he
llaylew,
(Irey
(iop-
'per
groups
and
various
other
portions
of
territory
in
the
dl-I
rit-t.
which,
when
they
were
mined
by
Will
him
Forrest,
at
present
a
director
of
the
corn,
pafiy,
hut
one-tliim
owner
of
Jhc
claims,
were
showing
remarkably
hiijdi
values.
In
one
shipment
oT
on
to
Ihe
Taeonia
smelters.
t'Mt'j
per
Ion
was
realized
in
all
values,
and
this
wtis
al
a
time
when
the
price
of
copper
was
low.
The
llayview
group
of
claims
Is
silualetl
about
four
miles
from
the
town
of
Stewart,
and
tin
drey
Hopper
land
is
about
eighteen
miles
fi
"inn
this
settlement
on
the
Hear
lliwr
Mountains.
The
claims
-.ire
all
reached
bj
good
roads
and
trails,
i
The
board
of
directors
lis
made-up
almosl
entirely
of
local
men.
and
U
a
follows;
Aaron
(ion-nasou,
Harry
It.
Savau-e,
Cant.
Charles
K.
Clarke.
William
For-
.Lords,
which
prerogative
is
not
ing
constructed
at
the
Citadel
as
rest
of
Millhank.
and
Lieutenant
accorded
to
the
Scottish
nobles,
a
memorial
tr
all
Poles
who
Colonel
C.
II
sii.u.n.L
I
nc
remainuer
are
allowed
to
perished
in
the
fight
for
indepen-elect
1(1
of
the
number
al
the
deuce.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Ennilsh
Leanue,
Dlv.
I.
slon
Villa
I.
Iliarkburn
0.
Liverpool
0.
Arsenal
0.
Middleshoro
I.
Maneliester
Cily
I
.
Newcastle
3.
Kv
prion
I.
Southern
Section,
Dlv.
III.
Kxeter
I.
Hranlford
0.
Swindon
:i.
Sutitheiid
O.
Scottish
Ltaoue,
Dlv.
I.
Iliberiiiaus
I,
St.
Mirreu
I.
Ayr
S.
Falkirk
0.
Kilmarnock
I,
Airdriiiuiimis
:.
Mollienyll
I,
Aberdeen
I.
II.
A.
I.Mltn
ami
C.
W.
Smith
Canadian
'National
Kxpre
ofll-rials,
urrtved
in
the
city
by
las'
nights
tram
from
Kdiuouioii
'I'ltey
ate
here
on
departmental
in
spec!
Ion
duties.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved.
surveyed
Crawn
lands
roar
ba
prs-tmpted
b;
British
aubjtcta
ovar
II
yrars
of
st,
and
bjr
alltns
on
dstlsrtnr
Intention
to
becoro
British
lubjtcls,
conditional
upon
resldsnct,
occupation,
and
ImproTsmsnt
for
agricultural
purpoisa.
Pull
Information
concerning
rcu-atlona
rsaardlng
prs-smptlons
la
(Ivan
In
Bullatln
No.
I,
Land
Barlts.
How
to
Pr-mpt
Iand,
coplsa
of
arhlch
can
bs
obtalnsd
frss
of
charts
IX
addrssslnc
Uia
Dspartmant
of
.ands.
Victoria,
B.C.
or
to
any
Oov-rnmnt
AttnL
Rocords
will
ba
trantsd
rovsrlnt
jnly
land
aullabla
for
aarlcultural
purpoati,
and
which
la
not
timber
land.
Is,
carrylnc
otsr
1.000
board
feat
par
acrs
wsat
of
tha
Coast
Rant
and
1.000
fast
par
aera
fast
of
that
Rant.
Applications
for
prs-smptlons
ar
a
ba
addrssas-d
to
tha
Land
Com-mlsslonsr
of
th
Ind
Rsccrdlns
Dl
vision,
in
which
th
lard
appllsd
for
I
altuatsd.
and
ar
tnau
on
prlntsi
forma,
coplsa
of
which
can
bs
obtalnsd
from
th
Land
Coramlsilonsr.
Tra-arnptlona
must
b
occupied
for
fir
jreara
and
Improvements
mad
to
valu
of
I0
per
acre,
Including
clesrlna
and
cultivating
at
least
flv
acres,
before
a
Crown
Urant
ran
b
received.
For
mora
dtalld
Information
sea
the
Bulletin
"How
to
fre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
landa,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
of
first-class
(arable)
land
la
II
par
acre,
and
aecond-class
(grazing)
land
12.
It
per
acre,
Further
Information
rsgardlng
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
land
la
given
In
Bullttln
No.
It,
Land
Barf.
"Pin-ehaea
and
Laa
of
Crown
Landa."
Mill,
factory,
or
Induatiial
alt
on
limber
land,
not
irdlng
40
acres,
mar
b
purchaaed
or
leased,
th
con.
dltlona
Including
parmsnt
of
stumpag.
HOMESITE
LIASES
TJnsurv)d
areaa,
not
exceeding
10
acres,
mar
b
leased
aa
homeallea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
reeled
In
the
first
rear,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
lm
provement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEASES
For
grating
and
Industrial
pur-posea
arts
a
not
aiceedlng
140
acres
mar
ba
Isased
by
one
person
ar
a
company,
QRAZINQ
Under
the
Orating
Act
tha
Pror.
Inca
I
divided
Into
grating
districts
and
tha
range
administered
under
Orating
Commissioner,
Annual
grating
permit
ara
lasued
baaed
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
'o
etlabllahed
owners.
Block-owners
may
form
associations
for
rang
nanagemsnt.
Free,
or
partlallr
frs.
lermlta
ar
available
for
settlers.
ampere
and
travellers,
up
to
t
lead.
Phone
$76
The
House
mM
of
Quality
Phone
376
Silk
Neckwear
"Lanky
Bill
ff
A
Sport
Urawil
with
u
Hroadway
Simp.
In
pdniii
color,
with
green,
while
und
retl
trimming.
(
75c
eacn
Men's
Dress
Shirts
.Men's
Trictdine
Silk
Shirt
in
plain
color
and
mm
slripe.
Sixes
I
to
17.
$5.50
each
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Men's
Department
!
:
r-r-
Bargains
n
Potato
Pots
Blue
Meg.
2.r0,
f.ir
$1.40
Qray
Heir.
!U)0,
for
$1.10
See
our
Window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phone
3.
P.O.
Box
1646.
While
Flannelette,
rejj.
XV
er
anl.
Sale
Price,
yard
for
While
Flannelette.
:i
nidi,
reg-
1""--
Hale
Price,
a
yard
for
While
tuition.
:ID
inch.
Sale
Price.
5
ynnl
for
....
White
UjIIuii,
reg.
:15c
per
ynnl.
Sale
Price,
yuriN
for
.ftlir
$1.00
SALE
commencing
Wednesday,
April
2
ending
Monday,
April
7
....
STAPLE
BARGAINS
BY
THE
YARD.
51.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Ilnmnaitl
Sheeting,
in.,
7'.'
in.,
in.
wide.
,U
al
Hair
Price.
While
Cotton,
reg.
T'
per
yunl.
Sale
Price,
It
ynril
for
1
-0
(Jrey
lloltoii.
:0
iilch.
Side
Price,
5
yard
fur
....
$1.00
lieniin
liy
the
yard
for
()erall.
2V4
yanH
...
.
.
$1.00
Odlon
Tweetl
for
Hoys'
Pant.
2
yanl-
'.
.-.
.
$1.00
WASH
GOODS.
yil
Pieces
of
.New
Shade
(iiiigham,
reg.
:i.V.
iSule
Price,
1
yard
for
t."
Piece
of
New
Slunle
(liugliani,
:i(l
inch,
reg.
ir'.
$1.00
Sale
Price,
t
yard
for
x
.
$U
00
ID
I'iece
.New
Ouiiildcd
mid
Flowcrvd
Crepe,
rest.
W
lirc.
Sale
Price.
S
yanls
for
$1.00
."00
Yanl
Crepe
in
leu
ilifferenl
riade.
Sale
Prieef
.
2V4
yanl
for
,
.
.
.
'
$1.00
.'."
Piece
Light
Print.
Mriped
ami
ihdled.
Sale
I'rife;
.
yanl
4
,
$1.00
:io
Piece
Hark
Colored
lrinl.
Sale
Price,
II
yArjl
for
4.
$1.00
Pillow
Tiildng,
n-V
or
11
inclie.,
reg.
7.c.
STife
Price,
1
yard
for
$1.00
LADIES'
WEAR.
Ladies'
lllnoiner,
in
While,
Pink
and
Mine,
reg.
7.V.
2
Pair
for
$t.00
Ladie
Com
fy
Cut
Vel,
reg.
l.:ir.
.Sae
Price.-.
$1.00
Ladie'
Cotton
Vel
in
half
heee
or
Cmiify
Crtl,
reg.
0."c.
Sale
Price,
S
for
i
.
$1.00
Ladie.'
While
UndenkirLx,
reg.
$
I,
:.".
Sale
Price
$1.00
Ladie'
.Mn.lin
NighlgoWn,
good
ipialily,
reg.
?,rOf
Sule
Price,
each
$1.00
CHILDREN'S
WEAR.
510
Children's
Dree,
age
2
lo
7
year.,
re
if.
price
l.rU
lo
.n'.OO.
Sale
Price,
each
$1.00
2.
Hiimpers,
nge
2
Id
.'
years,
reg.
I..'I5
o
!)l,7r.
Sale
Price,
each
...
,
.
......
$1.00
LADIES'
HOSE.
Heather
lloe,
reg.
l.:i.'
and
41.
50.
Salt)
Price,
per
.
,
lir
.
$1.00
Ladie'
Lisle
Hose,
lllack,
While
or
Mrown,
reg.
Dye,
and
flOc.
Sale
Price,
:i
pairs
for
...
v
$1.00
Ladie'
Lislo
Hose,
reg.
05c.
Sale
Price,
J
pairs
for
$1.00
Ladies'
Hose,
While
only.
Sale
Price,
.
pair-
for
$1.00
MEN'8
80X.
Men's
Cotton
Sox.
Sale
Price,
f
pairs
fop
:.
,
$1.00
Men's
Heather
and
Worsted
llnse,
8
pairs
for
.
.
.
.
4
$1.00
Cashmere
Hose.
Sale
Price,
8
pairs
for
$1.00
Children's
8weater
Coats.
8peclal
Sale
Price.
$1.00
each
Saxony
Wool,
packages
for
,
.
....
$1.00
Shetland
Floss,
Sale
Price,
H
packages
',
'.J,'.
$1.00
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.