PAGE
SIX.
'
I
BLANKETS
SPECIAL
THIS
WEEK
All
Wool
Blankets-English
Make,
Pink
and
Uluc
Border.
7
lb.
size
$9.50
pair
8
lb.
size
$11.50
Pair
(
lb.
Whipped
Singly
$13.00
pair
Grey,
All
Wool
Blankets
Full,
7
lb.
size
,
$6.75
pair
Grey
Union
Wool
Blankets
7
lb.
size
.
..
$4.75
pair
Baby
Crib
Blankets-All
Wool,
Jaeger
make,
reg.
$1,00
.
$3.25
Baby
Blankets
All
Wool,
30
and
T.2,
reg.
Sale
lrire,
each
$2.50
Baby's
Colored
Beacon
Blankets
Just
a
few
left.
Special
95c
each
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Cor.
Third
Ave.
A
Fulton
St.
SATURDAY
ONLY.
Special
Heinz
Demonstration
If
you
want
to
taste
real
oven.
baked
Heans
walk
down
slain
and
sample
free
of
charge.
A
is
customary
with
us
during
a
Heinz
deiiionstra-lion,
we
will
give
our
patrons
a
combination
of
Heinz
Products
at
specially
reduced
prices.
Lot
1.
7
small
tins
Heinz
oven-baked
Ilea
its
for
....
$1.00
Lot
2.
3
large
tiiis
family
size
Heinz
oven-baked
Heans
for
$1.00
Lot
3.
medium
tins
Heinz
oven-baked
Heans
with
tomato
sauce;
1
medium
tin
Heinz
baked
Hed
Kidney
Heans;
I
medium
tin
Heinz
Huston
style
Haked
Heans;
1
medium
tin
Heinz
Vegetarian
Haked
Heans
fur
$1.00
Lot
4.
1
large
bottle
Heinz
Tomato
Ketchup.
1
5
oz.
bottle
Heinz
Worcestershire
auce.
2
small
tins
Heinz
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup
for
..
$1.00
Lot
5.
I
large
hid
He
Heinz
Tomato
Ketchup.
1
jar
Heinz
prepared
Mustard.
I
Indite
Heinz
Chili
Sauce
for
.
$1.00
Lot
6.
(
small
tins
Heinz
Cooked
Spaghetti
for
.
.
.
.
.
$1.00
This
is
delicious
on
hot
hullercd
toast.
Lot
7.
7
small
tins
Heinz
Cream
Tomalu
Soup
for..
$1.00
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Swift's.
Premium
Hams,
per
lb
38c
Swift's
Premium
Hacon,
per
I
ll
Oo
,
A)
rehire
Itoll
Mild
Cured,
per
Hi.
...
'.
30c
Salt
Pork,
special,
lb.
25c
Slewing
Veal,
per
lb.
.
.
6c
lloast
Veal,
per
lb.
..
12'tc
Veal
Chops,
per
lb.
....
StOo
Kidney
15c;
-1
lbs.
fur
25c
Hoiling
Heef.
per
lb.
...
6c
Pot
lloast.
per
lb.
..
..8c
Itib
Steaks,
per
III.
.
.
12't0
Fresh
Halibut,
per
lb.
17'iC
Smoked
Mark
Cod,
lb.
17'2c
Smoked
Kippers,
lb.
12!4c
Fowl,
per
lb
,.
.
.
28c
Spring
Chicken,
per
lb.
35c
Sausage,
per
Hi
,
20c
Hamburger,
per
lb,
....
15c
Farmers'
Special
Tea,
per
lh
65c
Farmers'
Coffee,
3
lbs.
for
11.35
Orders
$5.00
and
Over
Delivered
TIMBER
SALE
X
S767.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received,
by
tlie
Minister
or
Land
it
Victoria
not
later
than
noon
on
the
J
1st
day
or
February,
I
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X
1767,
to
tut
3.1I0.OUO
feel
or
sprtirr.
Balsam.
Hemlock
and
tilar,
nu
an
arra
situated
on
Channel
Island.
Gardner
Cam
I.
lunre
I,
Coast
District.
Three
3
year
will
be
allowed
Tor
removal
of
timber.
Further
parUrular
or
Hie
Chief
Fore-ler.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
liutrlet
Fures-ter.
prince
Unpen.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X5SS1.
1
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
iuinrr
vi
unas
ai
virion
not
later
than
noon
on
the
7lh
day
of
February,
in,
iur
ue
purrnasc
01
Licence
.sil.
to
rut
S
0.000
lineal
reet
or
Poles
and
l'llinr.
on
an
area
situated
three
miles
S.K-.
of
kitwamra.
Casslar
Imtrlct.
Two
(f
yeara
will
be
allowed
for
removal
or
timber.
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
Fure-ter,
Victoria.
B.C.
or
District
Forester.
mure
unpen.
H.r..
TIMBER
SALE
X
5763.
sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
Mliiisler
of
Land
at
Victoria
not
later
than
noon
on
the
tlst
day
or
Februarr.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X
,
it,
rut
i.iw.t'vu
ice.
01
epruce.
thenar,
I
Hemlock
and
Half
am.
rroin
an
area
flouted
tat
the
bead
or
Tuck
Inlet.
VW.
or
Prince
'Itupert,
Kanfre
S.
Coast
District.
1
Two
(Si
year
will
be
allowed
for
re
111MH1I
or
Umber.
'
Further
Particular
fif
live
Chief
Fores.
ter,
Victoria.
Bjn
ir
District
Forester.
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
'
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantion
ta
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land.
in
Skrena
Land
District,
Itecordinr
District
of
Coast,
and
situate
on
Zaya
Island.
Taae
.-Notice
mat
oeorire
aerr.
occun.
tlon
butcher,
or
prince
Hupert,
B.c
Intend
to
apply
for
permission
to
leae
the
rollowinir
described
land:
Commencing-
it
a
twist
planted
about
four
chain
north
or
Jacinto
Point
on
Zaya
Inland;
thence
r,I
towiiir
me
sinuosities
or
the
shore
line
at
hlrb
water
mark
around
tlie
Island
and
returning-
to
point
of
commencement,
and
contalnlnr
1,000
acres,
more
or
lest.
GEOitUE
kEIIH.
.Name
or
applicant.
HOOMES
W.
FHEE.MAX.
A
rent.
CLEARANCE
SALE
HATS
HALF
PRICE.
CLOTH
COATS
RAINCOATS
ONE
THIRD
OFF.
UNDERWEAR
WOOL
HOSIERY
ONE
FOURTH
OFF.
SWEATERS,
DRESSES,
SKIRTS,
BLOUSES,
CAMISOLES,
CORSETS,
BRASSIERIE8,
ONE
FIFTH
OFF.
SILK
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
ONE
TENTH
OFF
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
A
Few
of
Our
Bargains
Hound
Steak,
per
lb.
,.
25c
Hib
Steak,
per
lb,
..
15o
Hoiling
Heef,
per
lb.
10o
Pork
Chops,
per
lb.
...
35c
ll.fi.
Fresh
Fggs,
doz.
45c
Pullet
Kggs,
per
doz.
40c
Creamery
Hulter,
per
lb.
45c
1
i
lb.
box
Huller,
box
$6.25
Kippers,
2
lb.
for
....
25c
Hlack
Cod,
per
lb
16c
We
also
carry
a
supply
of
Fresh
MeaL
All
orders
of
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
Economy
Store
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
GITYDECIDES
TO
SELL
BONDS
Offer
of
96
Accepted
for
Issue
of
Five
Year
Six
Percent
Debentures
The
offer
of
Spitzer-Ilorick
Co.,
Toledo
financial
house,
to
purchase
the
issue
of
six
per
cent,
five-year
debentures
covering
cost
of
surfacing
of
Second
ami
Third
Avenues
was
accepted
by
Hie
city
council
last
night
on
recommendation
of
the
finance
committee.
Spilzer-i
llorick
tendered
DC
as
against,
the
bid
of
06.03
of
A.
K.
Ames
&
Co.
and
a
Portland
firm.
Tim
former
offer
was
accepted
in
view
or
the
fad
that
the
firm
allowed
the
city
the
privilege
of
retiring
aportion
of
the
issue
already
covered
by
taxation
in
the
year
now
expired
since
the
work
was
completed.
In
moving
the
adoption
of
the
report,
Aid.
Mc.Mordie
explained
that
the
offer
of
A.
K.
Ames
&
Co,
if
the
$155,000
worth
of
bonds
were
sold,
would
mean
IG.50
more
for
the
city
than
the
offer
of
Spitzcr-Horick.
The
latter
offer,
however,
permitted
of
(lie
retiring
or
31,000
worth
of
the
issue.
In
comparing
bunk
interest
of
3
per
cent
with
6
per
cent
thai
would
have
otherwise
to
he
paid
on
this
SJI,000
wortlr
of
bonds,
there
would
be
a
saving
of
1930
or
a
net
saving
of
$883.50.
Aid.
Casey
asked
if
the
bonds
were
to
sell
at
par
or
at
a-
dis-
count
ami
was
lolil
dial
Hie
offer
was.
(J.
He
then
wauled
to
know
why
I
hey
were
not
given
an
offer
at
par.
Mayor
Xewtmi
was
gratified
at
Hie
bid
offered
by
Spitzer-Ilorick.
It
showed
that
this
firm,
which
had
already
handled
so
much
of
the
city's
stock,
still
had
confi
dence
in
Prince
Hupert.
While
Hie
bid
was
not
as
high
as
might
have
been
expected,
there
would
be
uncertainly
of
benefitting
if
Hie
city
held
out
for
a
higher
offer.
The
report
accepting
Uie
offer
of
Spilzer-Horick
was
adooled
on
TONGUE
COATED,
BAD
TASTE
IN
MOUTH,
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW
Liver
Trouble
the
Cause
Mr.
A.
C.
Drown,
Orunorlo,
Out.,
write:
"I
have
been
troubled
with
my
liver
ror
1
few
year
back,
and
we
so
bad
1
did
not
feel
able
to
du
my
work.
I
had
severe
pain
In
my
ttomarb,
so
bad
I
could
hardly
stand
them
at
times;
coaled
tongue;
bad
lele
in
the
lu'juth.
especially
In
the
looming;;
white
of
eye
tinned
with
yellow,
and
had
a
muddy
and
sallow
completion.
I
had
read
1
treat
deal
about
Mllbuni'
Laia-Llver
Pill
and
decided
I
would
try
rial,
and
after
laklnr
two
or
three
1
round
I
wa
rrratly
Improved,
and
ran
truthfully
say
that
I
felt
more
like
living;
and
ran
now
do
my
own
work
without
any
trouble."
Mllburn
Ijia-IJier
I'lll
are
tie
a
vial
at
all
dealer,
or
will
1
mailed
direct
on
receipt
by
Tho
T.
Mlibura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto.
Ont.
ESTATE
OF
ALFRED
WVNDHAM
CARTER
1
DECEASED.
TAKE
MlTICF
lluk.lei.l.al
r
the
ta.f
will
or
tlie
above
named
deceased
wa
duly
lued
out
or
the
Victoria
llerlslry
or
the
supreme
Court
or
British
Columbia
mi
the
3rd
day
or
January.
ItX.
to
C.AItOUM-
AO.KS
HKI'l-KI.
CAIITHt
or
lru.ru,
the
Kiecutrlt
ttierein
named:
ALL
PKIlso.vs
lutvlur
claim
aralntt
Ihl
estate
are
reoiie.4eH
ti
uetul
In
kneh
claims
ui
writing
duly
veriried
to
the
undersigned:
AMi
KLIITIiHI
TAkK
NOTICE
that
on
and
after
the
first
day
of
March.
IH.
e-
r.ieruini
win
priH-eea
Vi
ontritiuie
Oil
estate
having-
regard
only
to
those
claim
or
which
the
thail
have
been
duly
notified:
DATtli
thl
1th
day
or
January,
Itti.
CHKAeE
k
CHEASK.
Solicitors
tor
the
Eiecutrli.
ItO
Central
Building,
Victoria.
B.C.
r
Soft
FinisP
Thpif-T-Service
1
Wet
Wash
i
Three
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wah
day
needs.
Phone
U8.forparliculars.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
THE
DAILY
N(rvV8.
Friday,
January
25,
1021.
ir
od
home.nrBB
one
food
that
every
L
il
and
that
agrees
with
incanadaI
motion
of
Aid.
Mi-.Monlie
and
Aid.
Collart.
-
-
-
'ENTERTAINMENT
AT
THE
RIDLEY
HOME
Children
Celebrate
With
Concert
Anniversary
of
Opening
of
Institution
It
is
jtij.1
a
year
yesterday
ainre
1
he
Itiiiley
Home
wa.4
opened
in
the
city,
ami
there
are
now
I
children
.fit
tin
Home
,
8
Jirl.H
and
1
boy.H
ranging
in
age
from
2
to
15
years,
(vhili
a
great
number
of
applicant
are
awaiting
admission.
To
celebrate
the
occasion
the
rhihlreii
liebl
a
concert
in
the
home
last
niglit.
which
wa
a
great
success,
lliere
nit
being
a
'lull
moment
all
evening.
The
slogan
of
Hie
home
is
"The
Itidley
Home
the
Happiest
I
loin;
in
Itupert"
ami
judging
by
the
countenances
of
Uie
children
one
can
readily
believe
this
to
lie
so.
At
the
conclusion
of
Hie
concert
the
children
gave
three
ringing
cheers
for
Misses
Wesl
and
Havies
through
whose
efforts
the
home
has
been
instituted
in
Itupert.
The
matrons
Misses
(iil.
lot
I
and
Thomas
were
given
a
great
ovation
by
the
children.
The
following
composed
(be
pro
gram:
Chorus
"d'Canada."
Mediation
"Our
Flu
jr."
Jen
Johnston.
.
Iteeilatioii
"Kaisles,"
William
F.lsworlh.
"
Chorus
"Jleauliftil
Land
of
Nod."
Song
"There
Wits
n
Little
Man."
Vieno
Leblo.
Iti'citatiou
"S
o
111
e
hod
y
'
s
Mollier."
Cloiislon
Johnston.
Itecilathni
'Dad'f
Hot
The
Itheiimaliz,"
In'ne
Sagar.
Mediation
Tlline
to
Count
One
Uillioii,"
Leo
Lehto.
IteciUtiou
'"Dad
(ids
the
Hroom'
Stick."
Krhie'
Sagar.
Song
"One
Fiday
Morn,"
Irene
Sagar.
Song
"The
Cliiuaipan,"
Vera
Hounie.
Ileritalion
"Hed
in
Sumjiier."
May
Sagar.
.
Ilecilation"
m
llie
It
e
a
o
11
Why,"
Jenny
Johnston.
Chorus
"Tlie
Waggoner."
Ilecilation
"Where
go
Hie
Hoals,"
firace
Hedore.
Song
"Sweet
and
Low,"
Irene
Sagar.
I)iiel
"The
,
Drunimer,"
Jenny
Johnston
and
Vieno
Lelilo.
Hedtatin-rr"Hold
The
Hight
Hand
t
p."
Vera
Hourne.
Ilecilation
"My
Shadow,"
Dorothy
KI.worh.
Ilecilalion
"Two
Little
Hands."
Norjnaii
Delmonico.
Ilecilation
?'T,lie
Whity
Pinky
Pig.-'
Verne
Lelilo.
Otiarlet
ofour
.
Little
Can-
dies,'
Vera,
firace.
Jenny
and
May.
C.N.ll.
sli"jinerfPrinee
Hupert,
Cajil.
John
Mvfverilah,
returned
from
Slewurt
and
Anyox
at
11.30
thi
moriiin(f
and
cleared
for
Vancouver
and
way
porla
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon.
W.
H.
MeAfe.e
'and
Hugh
Hos-will
arrived
In
(lie
city
yesler-day
aflernoon
from
Georgetown
and
nailed
this
aflernoon
by
Hie
t'rhi
in
IPioerf
f6r,vau'.,"U4'',r.
ALBERTA
STANDS
WITH
B.C.
ON
RAILWAY
RATES
Alberta
Is
with
Hritish
Colum
bia
"to
the
last
ditch"
in
the
fight
for
the
reduction
of
high
Western
freight
rale,
Premier
Oliver
declared
when
he
1
Pturned
after
again
Varrying
the
rate
bat.
tie
into
the
prairies.
'
"Alberta
is
not
only
with
u
to
the
last
ditcli
on
the
freight
rale
cases,
but
enthusiastically
wilh
us
and
prepared
to
go
Hie
limit,
"
said
the
Premier
at
Victoria.
Premier
Oliver
slated
that
he
hail
Hie
assurance
of
Premier
Oreenfield
of
Alberta
that
the
Rioeriiinenl
of
the
prairie
pro.
iiice
would
give
every
possible
assistance
and
support
to
the
Hritish
Columbia
representatives
in
the
eontfnuatioii
of
the
fluid
Tor
reduced
rales,
ami
that
the
Progressive
members
of
(he
Fed.
oral
House
who
were
at
the
United
Fanners'
convention
in
Kdmonlon
were
told
in
110
uncertain
manner
that
Iheir
people
expected
them
also
to
give
whatever
sup-port
was
necessary
to
gel
an
equalization
or
rates
fir
Western
(auada.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DKillY
ISLAND.
-
Itainlng.
fr!Mi
southeast
wind;
barometer
-"J
:.';
teniperalure,
12;
liglit
swell.
DK.M)
THF.K
POINT.
Paining
strung
southeast
wind;
barometer.
2l.7;
temperature,
3H;
sea
(rough:
7:15
p.m.
spoke
steamer
j
Princess
Maquinna
leaving
Port
(.Mice
southbound;
7.30
p.m.
I
"poke
steamer
Prince
John
leaving
False
Hay
northbound;
8
I
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Curacao
301
inijles
from
Ketchikan
tinrlli.
hound.
Noon
DKiHY
ISia.ND.
Haluiug.
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
2U.85;
temperature.
12;
light
swell.
DKAD
THF.F.
POINT.
llaiii-ing,
southeast
Ktrotig;
barometer.
2:50;
temperature.
3J;
sea
rough.
'
r
IIUI.I.
HAltHOIt.
Overcast,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer,
2J.C8;
temperature,
38;
sea
rough.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
nCT
AMENDMENTS
PBE.EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unresensl.
urveyi
Crown
land
may
b
pr-raptd
b
ElrlUsh
aubjeeta
over
It
yeara
ef
at,
nd
by
alien
on
daelarlnt
Inteotlon
to
becom
British
aukjaeta,
cundi
Uonal
upon
realdenca,
occupation,
and
Improvement
for
atrtcultural
purposa.
FiU
Information
concerning
recu-tlona
rttardlnr
preemption
la
tivan
in
Bulletin
No.
1,
Land
Merle.
How
to
Pr.mpt
Land."
eoplea
of
hlch
ran
bo
obtalnad
fraa
of
chart
y
addreaalnc
Uia
Department
of
'noa.
Victoria,
B.C,
or
to
any
Uov-rnment
ActnL
Record
will
bo
trained
covering
nly
land
aultabio
for
atrtcultural
purpose,
and
which
la
not
timber
lajid,
l.e,
carrylnc
over
!.
board
feet
per
aero
weat
of
th
Coaat
TUnf
a
nd
MOO
feet
per
act
east
of
that
Rant.
AppIIcatlona
for
pr-mplloD
ar
o
b
addraaaed
to
the
Land
Com-rnlsalontr
of
th
Land
Record
in
in
.lalon.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
la
altuated.
and
ara
mau
on
print!
form,
eoplet
of
which
can
b
obtained
from
the
Land
Comtn!elonr,
Pre-emption
nuit
b
occupied
fot
flvo
yeara
and
Improvement
mad
to
value
of
lit
per
acre,
Includlnt
eleaiint
and
cultlrallnf
at
leaat
flvo
acre,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received.
Tor
mora
detailed
Information
tb
BulIeUn
"How
to
lr-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Application
ara
received
for
pur-chaa
of
vacant
and
unrtrvd
Crown
landa.
not
belnt
tlmberland.
for
atrlcultural
purpoi
minimum
price
of
flrt-e!a
(arable)
land
la
II
per
arra,
and
eecondclae
(trailnt)
land
t:
10
per
acr.
Further
tnfor
matlon
retarding
purchaae
or
lea
a
of
Crown
landa
1
tlven
In
Bulletin
No.
It,
Land
Rerlea,
"Purchaae
and
Leas
of
Crown
Landa."
'
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
alls
on
timber
land,
not
oteeadlnr
terea,
may
be
purchased
or
leaied,
th
condition
Includlnt
payment
of
atumpate,
HOMESITE
LEASES
t'naurveyed
area
a,
not
eieeedlnt
It
aere,
may
be
leaaad
a
homealtea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelllnt
belnt
erected
In
the
firat
year,
title
belnt
obtainable
after
reldnc
and
Improvement
condition
are
fulfilled
and
land
ha
been
aurveyed.
LEASES
-
For
tratlnt
and
Induatrtal
pur
poaea
area
not
oictedlnt
I4t
tcr
may
be
ld
by
on
paraon
or
a
company,
GRAZING
l.'ndr
the
Qratlnt
Act
the
Prov-Inr
la
dirlded
Into
aratlnt
dittrlcl
and
the
rant
admlnlaterei
under
1
Oratlnt
Commlaeloner.
Annual
trailng
parmlta
aro
laaued
baad
en
numbera
ranted,
priority
belnt
tlven
'o
ettabllahed
owner.
Rtoek-ovntri
may
form
aaaoclatlona
for
rani
nanatement.
Troe,
or
partially
free
lermJla
ar
available
for
eettlers'
amr
and
travollera,
up
to
ti
Phone
376
The
House
Watch
Your
Feet
Ba.'f
9&.
a
aV
The
Ideal
Boot"
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phone
376.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"The
Flirt"
A
draiiializjliun
ui
Hoi
'Mi
T
'i-ktoghni
vvid
v
-novel
of
that
name
A
rv
in
1
o
druiiiatir
.
d;
resistabl"
hornir
aiol
eiu
igb
pathtis
(
arouse
'.lie
t'r
emolions
mii
e
in
11
while.
A
gi
npho
uly
written
1
t
proves
that
ulthotigh
still
waters
run
deep
a
Mar
:
can
swamp
u
rnan-o'-war.
The
.1
ventures
uf
i
flirt.
rec,enerat"d
at
lat
h
true
love,
who
H)es
l
hndher
of
Ihe
pct
age.
a
w;ilkmg
do
taphone
w"'
makes
you
hrtek
with
laughter
K'leeo
I'eriv
ill
'r
role
ablv
asttd
tiv
Edward
nuaoy
meitenger
ana
oi-imguiMieij
all
tur
cast
aaaaaaaiaaaajsaiiiiiiiajiaaaaa
STAR
COMEDY
"BUM
SLICKERS."
Fox
Ntwi-GutUt
Admliilon
STOCKTAKING
Winter
OVERCOATS
20
per
cent
WINTER
STEVE
KING
Men'
R
UBBER
Boots
Specials
This
Week
Only
KNEE
RUBBER
BOOTS,
White
Sole-i.
H'g
".-
HI'KCIAi.
WHITE
KNEE
RUBBER
BOOTS
Iteg.
7.0ll
HI'KUIAI.
$5.50
BLACK
KNEE
RUBBER
BOOT8,
Red
Sole
.
Meg,
Jro.oO
SI'ritllAI.
ALL
WHITE,
0"
TOP,
RUBBER
BOOTS
Iteg.
ftl.UH.
.
of
Quality
We
have
just
rtctitti
c
line
of
new
Spring
toc,
:a.
-lading
oil
ihe
latest
lastt,
ii
the
(arroit
SlaterShoes
for
Men
from
$7.50
to
$12,011
Hearn.
Helen
J
aroma
Eddil
SOc
and
25c
Ditcount
on
all
OVERCOATS
Phone
Green
83
Third
Avenue
lKCIAh
$4-50
THREE
QUARTER.
RUBBER
BOOTS,
Red
Sola
llsg.
7.S(l.
Hl'KCIAI.
$-5fl
.y...
0"
RUBBER
BOOT8,
Red
Sole
Heg.
HC.or.
MI'HtilM'
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Corner
Third
Ave.
and
Seventh
St.