LADIES'
RAIN
HATS
Special
3
Dozen
Ladies'
Rain
Hats
Values
lo
.$2.75.
To
clear,
eacli
.
$1.00
The
line
comprises
colors
of
Hlack,
Brown,
Uresn,
Hed,
etc.
Some
small
sizes
suitable
for
misses.
Misses'
Plush
Hats
0
only,
suitable
for
ages
i
to
8
in
Hlack
only.
Regular
$2.50.
Special
.
S1.50
Boys'
Cord
Velvet
Hats
In
convertible
brim.
Values
to
$1.50,
for
...
...
95c
3
Only
Left,
Model
Hats-Values
to
$12.75.
To
clear
Half
Price
All
other
Hats
at
proportionate
reductions.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
9.
.
Third
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
ARRIVING
Saturday
California
Ilhtihaih,
Head
Lettuce,
California
Celery,
Fresh
Tomatoes,
llrussels
Sprouts,
Cauliflower,
Parsley.
Florida
Grapefruit,
Itipe
Itananas.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
MEAT
DEPT.
Itiiiiip
Itoasl.
per
lb.
..
15c
Round
Hoast,
per
lb.
...
10c
Sirloin
Uoat,
per
lb.
..
18c
T-bone
Itoast.
per
lb.
15c
Round
Slcak,
per
lb.
..
20c
Sirloin
Sleak,
per
lb.
..
25c
Hamburger,
per
lb
10c
lork
Hocks,
2
lbs.
Tor
25c
Moiling
Fowl,
per
lb.
.
.
25c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
ECONOMY
I
ECONOMY!
ECONOMY!
Start
tbe
niontli
of
February
with
Economy.
Give
us
a
trial.
It
Is
impossible
to
list
all
varieties
of
Groceries
but
we
feel
sure
that
we
will
save
you
money.
We
guarantee
our
goods
to
be
satisfactory
to
you.
Here
are
a
few
of
our
various
bargains:
Flour,
per
49
lb.
sack
$1.85
Flour,
per
1)8
lb,
sack
$3.65
Hulled
Uals,
per
20
lb.
sack
$1.00
Rolled
Oats,
per
0
lb.
sack
...
,
35c
Lard,
per
10
lb.
pail
..
$2.10
Lard,
per
5
lb.
pail
..
$1.10
Lard,
per
3
lb.
pail
....
65c
All
orders
of
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
Economy
Store
417
Fifth
Ave.
EasL
CLEARANCE
SALE
HATS
HALF
PRICE.
CLOTH
COATS
RAINCOATS
.
ONE
THIRD
OFF.
UNDERWEAR
WOOL
HOSIERY
ONE
FOURTH
OFF.
SWEATERS,
DRESSES,
SKIRTS,
BLOUSES,
CAMISOLES,
CORSET8,
BRASSIERIES,
ONE
FIFTH
OFF.
SILK
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
ONE
TENTH
OFF
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
8t.
Slcam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Rates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5626.
Thcrr
will
bv
ottered
Tor
nale
al
1'ublic
Auction,
at
ikkmi
mi
thr
iUv
i.r
February.
in
the
otrire
of
tiie
Dis
trict
forester
it
I'rlnce
Hupert.
B.C.,
tlie
ucrure
-
soro,
m
rut
.43u.vvu
rert
B.M.
of
Spruce
and
lleiulork.
on
in
irri
llueled
at
the
head
of
Chief
Matthew'
uay.
lunre
I,
cum
Land
OUtrict.
Two
years
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
of
timber.
runner
particular
of
Hie
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
loresier.
rnuce
iiuicri.
o.u.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5767.
Sealed
Tender!
will
be
received
If
the
MlnlMer
or
Land
at
Victoria
nut
later
than
noon
on
the
JIM
day
of
February,
181.
for
the
purchase'
(if
Licence
X
5J17.
to
cut
S.KO.ouo
feet
or
Spruce,
Balaam,
Hemlock
and
Cedar,
on
an
area
situated
(Hi
Channel
lland,
Gardner
Canal.
Kan
re
4,
Coast
pistrlrl.
Thre
(3)
years
will
be
allowed
fur
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Fores
ler,
Victoria.
B.C..
or
bUlrirt
Forester,
iTiuce
ituperi,
u.i..
LAND
ACT.
Notlta
of
Inlantlon
U
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land.
In
Skeena
Land
District.
Rerordlna-
Dis
trict
of
Coast,
and
situate
on
Zayas
Wand,
line
.ouce
mat
ueorpe
fcerr,
butcher,
of
Prince
Bunert.
B.C..
In.
tends
to
apply
for
permission
to
lease
the
following
deorribed
land;
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
four
chains
north
of
jaeintn
I'oint
on
zayas
Island;
thence
fol
lowing
me
sinuoMlleo
or
the
ehore
line
at
hlrh
water
mark
around
the
Island
and
returning-
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
i.oou
acres,
more
or
less.
GEoriGE
ktnn.
.ame
of
applicant.
HOOMES
K.
FREEMAN,
Agent.
SOMETHING
NEWI
SOMETHING
BETTER
I
Glendale
No.
1
Creamery
Butter
After
thoroughly
examining
all
the
best
butlers
on
the
Alberta
market
we
pickT
ed
out
Glendale
as
the
foremost
in
ipiulity.
You
want
a
Heller
Hullcr
wc
have
it
in
Glendale.
We
stand
behind
Glendale.
ASK
FOR
IT.
Value
Heller.
It's
The
Best.
We
Sell
for
Less.
We
Sell
for
Cash.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
Opp.
Empress
Hotel.
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Cigarettes,
Candies
and
Sort
Drinks.
t
Wc
have
a
pleasant
back
room.
Come
in
and
make
yourself
at
home.
W.
M.
Whiting,
Prop.
EPSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
KDSON
COAL
in
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
58.
I
PROPAGANDA
OF
HEARST
PAPERS
General
Policy
Is
Opposed
to
Britain
and
Critical
of
Everything
She
Does
The
Hearst
newsnaocrs
in
tho
United
Stales,
possibly
the
largest
chain
of
big
papers
in
the
world,
carry
on
an
insidious
propaganda
against
Great
Hritain
still,
even
though
they
are
not
as
blatant
as
formerly.
Here
is
an
lexanwlo
of
the
style
of
article
used.
It
comes
from
tbe
Los
Angeles
F.x-
atnincr:
The
F.nglish
stomach
cannot
stand
the
raw
meat
which
France
provides
in
its
barbarous
and
oppressive-
conduct"
in
the
Rhine-laud
and
the
Ruhr.
Since
the
Treaty
of
Versailles.
the
unhappy
people
of
the
Saar
coal
region,
in
the
Hhlneland,
have
been
ruled
and
will
b
ruled
for
fifteen
years
by
Hie
Saar
Commission.
T,0
majority
of
that
commission
consists
of
a
Frenchman,
a
Itolgian
and
a
Dane
with
a
Fj-ench
name.
The
min
ority,
always
oleil
down,
consists
of
a
Canadian
and
a
lone
ti'presrntalive
of
the
people
of
the
Saar.
This
commission
has
passed
what
Former
Premier
Asquith,
in
the
House
of
Commons,
trembliut;
with
indignation
has
denounced
as
"an
infamous
iiceri-..."
nn.iir
which
any
one
criticizing
the
League
of
Nations,
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
or
the
deeisions
of
the
commission
is
liable
lo
five
years'
imprisonment
or
a
ten
thousand
franc
fine.
Hear
Mr,
Asnuilh.
the
leader
of
the
Hriti-h
Liberal
parly:
"hven
in
the
arual
of
the
despotism
of
the
worst
days
of
Russia
a
more
monstrous
or
oppressive
piece
of
legislation
could
not
be
discovered,
ami
yet
this
decree
goes
forth
to
the
worl.i
under
the
authority
of
the
League
TIMBER
SALE
X
5753.
--
a
sei.
s
nai
irr;
mTHrU
UJ
lilt?
uutrlrt
lorpMrr,
ih.i
Uit
ttun
ixmii
on
Purc-naM
of
M-eii.-
X
s?s
;--r
ui.n,t
iojjii.
vi
?irurf
aim
iir
iiium
k
aw..jr.
uim
(,
ymp
will
be
alluut-d
fur
re
iiHva
of
tJiubtr.
I'll
l-f
Imp
txrtlMitara
I
ft.i
..
trt
JrtorU,
or
the
,
district
r'urrlpr.
TIMBER
SALEX
5S51.
Sealed
Tender
will
1m.
rprrlml
!.
itm
Mliiider
of
l-and
at
Victoria
not
later
mail
in
mii
on
i
ne
7iii
nay
or
li-uruary,
IV.
for
the
purrlmv
or
Licence
XJDJI,
to
cut
iO.uuo
lineal
rcrl
or
l-olea
and
I'llini.
on
an
area
nliualMl
ilirw
mil...
S.K.
of
kllwanira,
Calr
lilrlrlct.
Two
(ti
yHir
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
tltiibrr.
Furllicr
particular
of
llir
thief
Korea-ler,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
OlMrUt
lurctler,
I'rlnce
HuKrl.
U.i;.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5763.
Sealed
Tender
will
lie
reri-lvnl
l.v
llix
Mlulrter
or
Mnda
at
Victoria
not
later
liian
noon
on
the
JIM
ilay
of
Kebruary,
nir
in.-
iMjrriia.if
or
ucence
a
iiu.
to
cut
I.I
1
7.
noil
feet
of
spruce,
i:edar,
Hemlock
and
HaNaiii,
froni
an
area
Mtualcd
at
the
head
of
Turk
Inlet.
N.W.
of
I'rlnce
iiuieri,
nanve
i,
i;nai
ui'trirt.
Two
(ii
veara
will
allowed
fi.r
re.
motal
of
nuilier.
niniM-r
parllrulara
or
the
i:hlef
Victoria.
B.:,
or
Dlatrlct
loreHer.
mice
iiuiiert.
B.C.
ESTATE
OF
ALFRED
WTNOMAM
CARTER
I
DECEASED.
TAKE
.NOTICK
Dial
I'n.tmlH
or
Hi
la.t
will
nf
the
above
named
ilrreateil
a
duly
liiel
out
of
Hie
Victoria
Iirrlatry
hi
inn
supreme
uourt
or
BritUli
Columlila
on
I
lie
aril
day
or
January,
lwl.
to
'1HOI.MI,
.i'i..r.n
iir.i'i'r.l.
i-Aiiir.il
01
Victoria.
Hie
Kterutrla
therein
named:
ALL
l'KIISO.13
havlnir
claims
aralnsl
this
estate
are.
rennn-ifil
to
mhiI
In
siu-h
rlainn
in
wrltiiia;
duly
verified
to
the
unii-rpijriiti
:
AMI
rTIITIIKII
TAKK
.NOTICE
that
on
ud
arter
the
rirt
day
of
March.
Kfl,
inr
r.iriuirit
win
priM-een
to
flistrioiite
this
estate
havlnr
reirarrt
onlv
in
ilm.e
claims
or
v.
hlrh
she
shall
have
been
duly
DATtli
Ilils
5lh
day
of
ianilary.
I9H.
CIIKASE
Ic
CIIF.ASE.
Sollcltora
for
the
ExeriiirU,
410
Central
Diilinintr,
Victoria.
B.C.
WOODCOCK
DAIRIES
LIMITED
Starting
February
1,
The
Woodcock
Dallies
Ltd.
will
lake
over
the
business
or
I
he
Prince
Hupert
Dairy,
delivering
milk
and
'cream
direct
from
the
farm,
al
Woodcock
to
(be
l'rince
Hupert
homes.
All
our
cows
have
passed
Hie
most
rigid
tests
as
to
heallh;
elc,
and
arc
living
under
natural
conditions,
ensuring
our
customers
get-ling
a
first
class
product.
Phone
Black
216.
P.O.
Box
895.
TH8
DAILY
NfcrWB.
Friday.
February
,
2,
OX
A
beetage
A
ionic
Nourishment
Strength
Flavor
Economy
of
Natli.n."
JUT
Man
Woman
Nursing
Mother
Crowing
Child
Invalid
The
Chef
and
the
Cook.
CUBES
In
Hut
!
4.
10,
SO
a4
100
nU,
What
would
.Mr.
Aviuith
have
u,u
done?
'Ibis
is
what
he
says:
I
league's
intervention
in.
the
pre.
ent
outrage
of
the
Saar
Couunis.
ion's
Czarintic
decree?
In
Lord
Hubert
Cecil's
firt
i-pe-cli
in
America,
at
thn
llolel
Aslor.
he
invited
ruiexllons.
I!e
not
one.
He
wan
akcd
why
Ui3
r
..r
v-n
i
:
intervene
to
prevent
Ihe
acknowledged
wron?
of
the
Huhr
occu-
I
alion
Lord
Itoberl
had
noi
answer.
in
writing
In
Hit'
New
York
Times
of
hi
Ainri'cnn
experiences,
he
sny
this
ipiestion
was
asked
him
wherever
lie
venl.
He
admits:
"I
found
it
-an
almost
fmpossi.
hie
lak
lo
convince
even
those
who
were
otherwise
weU
disposed
that
there
was
any
really
effeelive
reason,
other
than
the
opposition
of
France,
why
Ihe
league
should
rot
intervene.!'
The
sad
fact
is
that
Fnglaud
could
not
expect
effectively
to
protest
lo
France.
Is
nht
Ihe
Ilrilish
Umpire
itudf
largely
a
roiiposilc
or
territories
aggrandized
lit
just
the
same
ruthless
iirauner
as
Funic
now
seeks
to
aggrandize
(he
.
Huhr?
Shall
the
teacher
chastise
tho
pu
pil
Tor
a
lesson
learned
so
well?
While
Ureal
llrilain
opptesses
and
imprisons
nml
slaughters
(he
nationalists
of
Fgypl
and
In
dia,
whal
can
F.iixlaml
properly
say
lo
the
French
militarists?
With
every
passing
day
the
United
Stales
has
new
reason
lo
lie
gralerut
that
il
is
dissociated
from
Hie
robber
band
in
Furop4
and
llieir
tool,
the
League
of
Nations.
Former
Senator
llamilloii
Lewis,
who
hud
been
(he
chief
supporter
of
the
leagti
in
She
Senate,
voiced
a.
very
different
view
when
he
recently
relurn"d
from
Furope,
where
he
had
n-'lu-ally
seen
the
league
In
operation.
He
said:
"As
I
saw
the
league
fund
inn-lug
in
Furope.
il
has
brcom-
n
committee
of
conquerors.
lis
principal
business,
as
now
organized,
is
lo
hold
the
rompieied
territory
for
those
lands
lo
which
it
was
awarded
by
the
treaty
of
Versailles."
It
will
be
very
many
years
before
I'u
rope
.outgrows
medieval
militarism
and
forgets
the
methods
and
standards
of
the
plundering
,iriiifes
land
robber
barons
of
the
Dark
Ages.
We
Americans
have
built
up
a
Different
order,
a
different
system,
a
different
creed.
In
Ihreedoiii
or
our
vast
new
country;"
)wrpltuy
removed
Irom
the
bitterness
ami
bigotry
of'
the
old,
war
worn
world,
we
have
developed
new
Ideals
based
on
liberty
and
liberality,
or
Justice
and
humanity
and
Christian
charity.
Why
should
we
contaminate
Ihe
pure
well-spring
of
our
national
life
by
niliiK'ling
it
wilh
Ihe
muddied
ajul
bloodied
wnlers
of
Kuropeiin
passions
and
policies?
Who
shall
say
that
it
was
not
Ood's
will
that
wc
should
be
separaled
from'
the
evil
of
the
Old
World
in
order
lo
develop
in
this
New
World
a
new
freedom
as
an
example
for
all
mankind
lo
sec
and
lo
rollow?
Subcrlbe
for
the
Daily
News.
T.
P.
O'CONNOR
MAY
BE
LORD
CHAMBERLAIN
LONDON,
Feb.
1.
The
Slar
says
tho
position
of
Lord
Cham
berlain
will
be
offered
to
T.
I1
O'Connor,
the
veteran
nationalist
member
or
the
House
of
Com
nuins.
OLD
COUNTRY
BOOKINGS
rassjiorts
secured
awd
tickets
issued
via
White
Star,
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldson
Lines.
The
Canadian
National
Hallways
make
direct
connections
with
steamers
of
these
lines,
Full
in
formation
at
City
Ticket
Ofrice.
Canadian
National
Hallways,
52H
Third
Avenue.
I'rlnce
Huncrl.
1'hono
2C0.
vrh
tltpliuh
nriii.Ani'
''avengers
sailing
this
inorn-
khoilld
.lemon.)
Ilio
pi.iiUMiinir
nf
'"K
f,,r
"'0
south
Oil
the
sleulll-
a
uptfial
meeting
or
the
Leasue
"
,I,r,nfc
,u,,orl
''""'uded:
Miss
Cimnril
:iiul.
Ii.i.'ke.l
tiv
nil
I
lie
f
!.
Donnelly,
A.
Mackie,
J.
Sum-
lountries
in
the
world,
luit
on
""'""fieW.
A.
II.
Scouton,
II.
eaneellliiK
the.
seandaloiH
decree
7"'.'",'h1,
J-
riihurl.
N.
M.
which
besmirvhes
the
authority
a"m"
J-
'"",uk.
hcl.-otin,
end
reputation
of
thr
league."
Thai
N
what
the
llritNh
Cov-
irument
should
do.
J.
WiL-oii,
Sing
Wing,
Chief
W
Mdller,
James
Mcllae,
C.
J.
(Jtiulic.
S.
Morrison.
Miss
K.
Johnxon,
Mr.
'
and
'
Mrs.
H.
'
A.
Bui
one
knows
that
"real
7
V
every
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rritatn
will
do
i.olhing
of
the
",.K.1'"
;
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''
Und.
She
will
not
a.k
France
lo
;
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,
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K
etay
hrr
hand,
ir
(ireat
llrilain
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t
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etood
,lde
and
did
no,
nk
the
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Hochester.
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ta
pirn
ri
I
in
Mm
II
uli
r
Aid.
O.
V.
Kvitt,
J.
A.
hvans
and
J.
Cordon
for
Vuu
AnllliiaX
aT
t
il.
why
houl.l
she
holder
to
ak
lh,.
v"u"
.
,u
"Va"
,
a,,Si
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ceorge
D.
Dulk'ar-
no
und
Mrs.
F.vt
Kh-mitn
for
Seattle;
M.
1'.
MtCalfcry
for
Victoria.
Union
xleamrr
Caiiio.uu.
Capl.
J.
A.
l'in.
Ilay,
arrived
from
Van
couver
1
and
wayporls
at
1.30
this
.,,.,..
,..
oauua.,
.
..-
aflPriioon
and
sailed
al
2.30
for
ne
ua.t
sung
an
eeninu',
ui.i
no,
(ip,
,
.
..
Vtu
Hiver.
The
ve?cl
will
bo
in
port
again
tomorrow
morning
southbound.
H.
Moyil
Youm.'
passed
through
on
the
steamer
Camosiiit
this
arternoon
relurnimr
to
I'ort
Simpson
itHer
a
Ihree
weeks'
trip
lo
Vancouver
on
business.
Prosperous
sdvrMlnB
men
rfnirtr
eiiniinuntis
Advertising.
qnli.-i
in
it
iiiie
v..i,
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved,
surveyed
Crown
lands
may
b
pr-tmptd
b
ilrUlah
aubjecta
over
tl
ytara
of
ate.
and
by
aliens
on
dtclarlnc
Intention
lo
become
British
aubjecta,
condi
lonal
upon
residence,
occupation,
ind
Improvement
for
agricultural
purpoaaa.
Vvl
Information
conctrnlnj
reju-atlona
retarding
pre-ampllons
la
riven
In
Bulletin
No.
1.
Land
Merle,
How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
coplea
of
thlcb
ran
be
obtained
free
of
chart
iT
addreaalnt
tha
Department
of
.ande.
Victoria,
B.C,
or
to
any
Oov-rnment
AtenL
Itecorda
will
b
(ranted
cohering
nly
land
aullabla
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
la
not
Umber-land.
I.e.,
carrying
over
(.000
board
feet
par
acra
west
of
the
Coast
Hang
ind
1.000
fact
par
acra
east
of
that
Range.
Appllratlona
for
pre-emptions
are
o
be
addreaaed
to
tha
Land
Commissioner
of
tha
Land
Recording
1)1
ilalon.
In
which
tha
larj
applied
for
la
altuated.
and
ara
maua
on
prlntai
forma,
coplea
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
tha
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
flra
yeara
and
Improvement
made
to
value
of
I0
per
acra.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
laaat
Ave
acrea,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received.
ror
mora
detailed
Information
aea
Ihe
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Appllratlona
ara
received
for
pur
chaaa
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
landa.
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purpoaea;
minimum
price
of
flrst-e!asa
(arable)
land
la
ft
par
acre,
and
second-class
(grating)
land
JZ60
per
acra.
Kurlher
Information
regarding
purchaaa
or
leaa
nf
Crown
landa
la
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10.
Land
Serlea,
"Purchaaa
and
Usee
of
Crown
Landa."
Mill,
factory,
or
Induatrlal
allaa
on
Umber
land,
not
eaceedlng
40
acrea,
may
ba
purchased
or
leased,
tha
con.
dltlona
Including
payment
of
stumpage.
HOMESITE
LIASES
ITnaurveyed
areaa,
not
exceeding
10
acres;
may
ba
leaaad
aa
honiealtea.
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
tha
flrat
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
realdenca
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
haa
been
aurveytd.
LEASES
Kor
grazing
and
Induatrlal
pur
poaea
area
not
exceeding
140
acre
may
b
leased
by
ona
penon
er
a
company.
GRAZING
Under,
tha
Orating
Act
the
Prov.
Inca
la
divided
Into
grazing
districts
and
the
rang
admlnlatered
under
a
Orating
Commissioner.
Annual
grazing
permits
ara
Issued
baaed
on
number
ringed,
priority
being
given
o
established
ownera.
Hleek-ewners
nny
form
associations
for
rant
nanagement.
Tree,
or
partially
free
ermlta
ara
available
for
lettlera'
ampere
and
traveller,
up
te
ter
.icad.
Phone
376
The
House
Phone
316
of
Quality
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
MEN'S
WORK
GLOVES
In
a
good
quality
Mill
km.
wilh
nml
willio:,!
cord
fastener.
All
sixes.
Ileg.
-
p:ir
Special,
pir,
35
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
In
ribbed
and
rial
knit.
M'iliiim
ami
h
Av
weight,
uli
wool.
Worth
up
lu
:MHi
,.-.-garment.
t
Special,
per
flirment
5l.r$
MEN'S
GAUNTLET
GLOVES
.Made
of
heavy
Mulekiii
jiiilalde
for
i,,j
wear
ami
.trongly
m'wii
llinmglnnit.
sixes.
Il-g.
$1.00.
Special,
per
pair
50c
MEN'S
WORK
SOX
Heavy
weight,
all
wool,
in
light
nml
dark
gi-rv
ami
I
.ova
I
hade.v
H'-tf.
7
Tie.
Special,
pair
50c
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"MASTERS
OF
MEN"
Tin'
jrreale!
seu
slorv
evtr
wnlleo
llirilli
jr
i!r
of
he-nfeji',
of
ilevil-uniy-rar
s.nlormf
n.
carele.
il
able,
loyal,
irniideiil
and
lovable
nnndt
the
mag
the
8anisli
Main.
A
virile
lle
of
the
tiaw.
m
liirtti!
youth
and
beautiful
girlhood.
A
vivid
Srl
life
liefore
the
iirHl.
A
hoy'n
hallle
tiivvartl
in
(he
vs.:
niol
lerniviiiK
srhoni.
to
hell-hole
lorwiirtl
on
'
4
hip.
The
deiiiii
l"ni
llu'
H.(iinh
fleet
at
SalUwg
Earle
Williams,
Cullen
Landli,
Alice
Calhoun,
Ward
Hawley
and
disliugmshed
al
CHRISTIE
FROM
THE
PRESS.
-"HOLD
EVERYTHING."
Admission
50c
and
2Sc
TELKWA
COAL
$11.00
BULK
ON
WHARF
$12.50
BULK
DELIVERED
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
564.
Extraordinary
SPECIALS
For
This
Week
For
Those
Who
Are
Concernedo.
Ladles'
Watson's
Combinations
In
Silk
ami
Wool,
in
long
nr
short
ulrevcs,
ankle
T
knee
lenftlli.
I
leg.
.:,(.
Speeial
Ladies'
Watson's
All
Wool
Combinations
Heg.
price
.t.'.VTi,
H.eriaj
Ladles'
Watson's
Cotton
Combinations
Heg.
price
$.'1.0(1.
Special
Turnbull's
Cee-Tee
All
Wool
Combinations
Heg.
58,l)(j,
Hieeial
Turnbull's
Cee-Teo
All
Wool
Combinations
In
knee
or
unkh
length.
Ileg.
if0.75.
Siecial.
$55
$3.75
$2.00
$6.00
$5.00
Special
Discount
allowed
on
Ladles'
Two-Piece
Suits
'
In
Silk,
Cotton
or
Wool.
Misses'
and
Girls1
Combinations
All
sizes,
from
2A
lo
Jit.
Ileg.
2.&0.
.Special
$1-5
20
Per
Cent
Discount
on
all
Misses'
and
Girls'
Shirt
In
Silk,
Wool
or
Cotton
8PECIAL
(lids'
Heavy
Coll'on
Vests
3
for
N
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Cor.
Third
Ave.
and
8eventh
8treet