cat
AfiE
SIX
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.-
Qualified
by
ex
perience
and
practlca
j
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
scrvlco
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
i
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
.
.r.
stock
of
umbrellas.
'.OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
KUIgarson
Blook,
PniKCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
OfMcu
Hours,
9
U
8.
Phone
888.
Open
Evening!
Only
Far
Special
Appointment,
PIONEER
OF
CITY
PASSES
AWAY
IN
liWUUU
IIIIIH
in
i
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Death
Occurred
this
Morning
at
6.25
of
Albert
Braman
Three
Daughters
and
Three
Sons
Survive
A
pioneer
resilient
of
lliis
oily
died
ill
(KlT)
tins
morning
in
Hie
i
Prince
lUincrt
(ieneral
Hospital
in
(lie
person
of
Albert
Hramati
Who
came
here
in
October
1001)
laud
Who
for
Hie
past
ten
years
has
been
engaged
in
ranching
al
Vamlerlioof.
leceasei
was
a
native
of
Ohio
and
was
f7
years
of
use.
He
was
admitted
to
the
hospital
five
weeks
ajro.
Tliu
late
MV.;Hfainaii
was
pre
deceased
)wo
years
nan
by
Ills
wife
who
died
in
the
cily.
Three
daughters
Mrs.
T.
Pederson,
j
formerly
of
this
city
and
now
of
I'l'iiKiiiin'
Mlw
fil'ilPlrP
.Tnlin-
jslinie
and
Mrs.
llegiuald
Clarke
of
this
city
and
three
sons
(luy,
Kay
and
(lien,
all
residins
;al
Vanderlioof
survive.
Funeral
arraiisemenls
will
In;
announced
laler,
Hie
remains
ln-mr
in
tin
hands
.of
the
JJ.C.
'
Undertakers.
NOT
MANY
HERRING
ARE
YET
TAKEN
AS
I
BA1TT0R
HALIBUT
j
HiTi-iiiff
are
not
yet
very
j
plentiful
luil
ft
is
expected
there
will
be
all
that
are
needed
for
I
hail
very
soon.
Two
catches
!
have
been
brought
in
so
far
liy
,
Hie
Canadian
Fish
and
Hold
Slur
'ajfe
Co.
and
the1
boats
are
out
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
"The
Silent
Watcher"
An
uilaplalioii
of
Mary
Huberts
HiuehaiTs
famous
story,
"The
Altar
on
the
Mill."
A
story
r
any
home
today
u
story
thai
runs
as
close:
In
real
life
.'is
life
itself.
A
tale
of
loyulty.
polities,
romance,
ami
of
a
boy
whit
was
true
blue
all
Ihiough
even
in
tin
face
of
the
greatest
odds.
A
drama
thai
aims
al
your
heart
and
hits.
No
one
can
help
Iml
uiKniirc
Ihis
wonderful
kill
who
sacrificed
all
lie
held
dear
for
Hie
follies
of
others,
(iorgeoiis
costumes,
magnificent
sellings.
Superb
cast.
Glenn
Hunter,
Bessie
Love,
Hobart
Bosworth,
DeWitt
Jennings,
George
Nicholls,
Gertrude
Astor,
Alma
Bennett,
Aggie
Herring,
anil
others.
Special
Dances
by
David
Murray
and
Mddle.
Suzette.
FELIX
COMEDY
CARTOON.
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY
Admission
35c
and
10c
MAKE
YOUR
OWN-
Chesterfield
and
Lounge
Cushions
-
With
our
Kapok
or
Spring
Cushion
Forms.
Those
forms
are
round,
square,
oblong
or
holsler.
In
our
slock
of
Cretonnes
ami
Tapestries
yon
will
surely
find
something
llial
will
lilcnd
wilh
ytiur
furnishings
anil
draperies.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
SHOES
JUST
ARRIVED
Ladies'
New
Spring
Phone
123
SHOES
The
very
latest
styles
in
lllack
and
lirown
Satins.
Nul
llruwn.
(ircy
and
Hlack
Suedes,
Patents,
nuil
lllack
and
lirown
Kid.
Take
your
choice
of
Primp",
New
.Sirups.
Cores,
Dixie
Tics.
l.uw,
.Medium,
.Spanish
ami
Mali
.limgg
Heels.
All
sizes.
We
have
also
jusl
receiveil
it
shipment
of
HOSE
Ladies'
Penman
and
Monarch
Knit
HOSE
in
colors
llial
will
match
any
ilress
or
shoes.
They
are:
(irauile,
Chicle.
Hlack,
Tan
Hark,
Toast,
While,
Cherub,
Log
Cabin,
and
Huff.
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
Phone
645.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
THE
COUGH
OR
COLD
THAT
SETTLES
ON
THE
LUNGS
IS
HARD
TO
GET
RID
OF
TIkw
are
Hie
kliul
Unit
iliiKeruu.s:
llii:
kind
lli.il
weaken
I
lie
limits,
(ho
kind
that
allnw
tlic
germs
uf
roiisuiiiptliin
to
iril
a
riMithuld
In
1
1
if
tpin.
Mr.
Julm
K.
Lulrr,
Uiil.l.-n
l.ako,
'nt..
willes:
-'I.al
year
I
liail
a
rnld.-
nil
i
I'niiKti
wliieh
Seeiiieil
tu
slick
on
my
chest.
I
tiled
dirrei-eiit
iirei'iiralliiiiit.
Iml
lliey
did
nut
feeiii
to
help
mo
any.
I
va
advised,
by
a
rrliiid,
to
try
DR.
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
mid
when
I
had
taken
a
Ow
rtne
I
be-Iran
to
Feel
that
It
was
dnlhir
niu
rood,
.ho
1
kept
at
It
and
inside
nf
a
week
1
was
relieved
or
my
trouble."
"Or.
WikI'h"
hat
leen
on
the
market
ror
tin-
past
35
years;
you
don't
experiment
when
Vmi
liny
It;
put
ii
only
by
The
T.
Miiuiiru
to.,
uiimeu,
lurr.nio,
li'nt.
looking
for
llieni.
Practically
alt
(lie
halibut,
boats
have
now
left
port
and
'are
busily
enframed
oil
the
banks.
The
dauber
will
be
dial
loo
many
will
come
in
at
one
time.
CANADIAN
NAtToNaU
HOTEL
IN
VANCOUVER
NOWBEINGPLANNED
VANCOl'VKU,
Feb.
H.
lc-finite
ucKolialjoiis
are
beina
carried
on
by
I
lie
Canadian
National
Hallways
with
private
capitalists
for
the
erection
of
a
laii-re
hotel
to
cost
at
least
mm,
(Hill
in
a
central
location
in
anrnuver
according
lo
Aid.
0.
II.
Worlhington
who
has
returned
lo
the
cily
after
inlerviewinir
railway
beads
in
the
Kast.
The
proposal
is
that,
once
the
hol.pl
as
iieeu
mini
ny
privaie
capiiai,
'lie
railway
company
would
lease
mil
ii'ierale
it
in
connection
willi
lie
railways.
MANSON
PLEASED
AT
ACTION
OF
OTTAWA
Other
Provinces
Falling
lit
Line
With
B.C.
Affects
Situation
VII
TOUIA,
Feb.
18.
Attorney
(ieneral
Mauson
is
pleased
with
ilie
outlook
for
handling
Ihe
liipior
problem
more
effectively
is
a
result
of
Hie
proposed
le'is.
laliini
of.
Ihe
l)oniiuiou
government
lo
prevent
importation
into
a
province
where
sales
are
con-j
Jrollcd
by
llu
f-'ovcriihictiL
.
Hi
lioiild
prevent
private
importation
into
I
I.C.
The
law
will
not
aTfecl
export
houses
as
llu-y
do
not
technically
Import
liipior.
It
simply
passes
IIiI'oiikIi
the
province
in
bond.
SMITH
IS
REACHING
FIRST
CABIN
TODAY
EN
ROUTE
HAZELTON
i
Word
has
been
received
here
hat
II.
W.
Smith,
who
is
beinp
iakeu
to
lla.i'lliiii
liy
dojf
leant
from
NunilM'r
Five
cabin
on
the
Yukon
Telegraph
line
is
expected
lo
arive
al
First
Cabin
loday
ami
lie
slioulil
reacli
llazcllnn
to.
...
.
...
i
:
i
I.
:..
t
i
.i
:!....
morrow,
rust
cuiiiu
is
iiiiu-.
north
of
Hacllou.
I
Mr.
S
ni
i
1
1
1
is
in
jiboul-lhe
same
iiihIiIiiiii.
He
is
uiialile
to
use
his
tower
limbs.
SMITHERS
LADY
WAS
THROWN
FROM
HORSE
AND
LEG
FRACTURED
l
M
I'I'll
I'l.hJ
t.'..l.
j
.M
l
l
1
1
l
.l
l
,
i
rn,
i
r
irl
u
nti
1
1
accident
TELKWA
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.""rr!bnMgl
s
Here's
a
2
Day
Special
18,
An
mi-
-
occurred
on:
loaded
w,
'iK's.
.Monday
arternoou
when
Mrs.!
.
I'.bas.
lliifinbolliant
was
tlirowni
i,,v.
Univficbl
suenl
Sunday
at!
from
a
horse
in
front
oT
her)
nm,,,
wlrcre
be
held
service
home
and
had
her
leg
badly1
fractured
just
above
the
ankle.
II
is
Uiimi.uIiI
that
she
was
step
ped
on
by
the
horse
as
botli(uwll
0
.,iay.
.
.
.
....
T..I
r
'
iiones
are
oroKen.
.ir.
ni!-r:iu-
bolliam
is
an
employee
l'..N.Il.
shops.
in
the
The
briilse
crew
returned
lo
town
last
week
and
are
now
busy
yeltliij;
t
In
piers
ready.
The
cold
weather
is
rather
dlllleull
for
this
as
the
piers
are
beiujf
made
of
concrete
.
Mrs.
O.
If.
Wall
entertained
the
ladies
of-
the
Union
'.Church
jiii
Tuesday,
Kvcry
few
days
a
number
of
empty
ears
arrivo
ami
as
ifu'ftkly
m
they
come
they
are',
bein
Mr.
tfwtrr
That
Spells
Value
on
Sale
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Only,
All
Day
SPECIALS
FROM
LADIES'
WEAR
DEPT.
See
these
lines
in
our
window
$9.95
BROWN
SUGAR,
:i
lbs.
for
7
lbs.
for
.if
l.imil
1
'i
lbs.
lo
each
customer
Hopkins
ri'presenlin!
was
doing:
nusiness
in;
!
The
Valentine,
lea
whirl
was
held
in
the
library
on
Salurday
was
a
fjreal
success
,bolh
socially
and
financially.
It
was
in
aid
of
Hie
Telkwa
nursiiifc'
lioiue.
Percy
Sparkes
of
Ihe
slaff
of
Hroulilon.
A;
McNeil
b-H
on
Pun-day
for
Hie
coast'
where
he
will
spend
two
weeks
holidaying:
with
Ids
parvtils.
The
members
'
of
Hie
lluund
Lake
Coiu'inuiiHy
Club
are
IihvIiik
it
"Hard
'Siiuvs"
dance
on
Friday,
February
'.'0.
ftAs
Ihe
members
have
eoue
lit
a
lot
of
trouble
in
ldimnliik'
Ibis
alfalr-il
is
hoped
Iherii,
wtH
.bij.Sod
turn
out:
SUITS
6
only
Ladies'
Suits,
regular
values
to
$45.00;
to
clear
at
$9.95
COATS
6
Girls'
and
Misses'
Winter
Coats,
full
lined
with
fur
collar,
regular
$17.50
and
$18.50;
to
clear
at
$9.95
I
only
Ladies'
Plaid
Coat
with
fur
collar,
regular
$21.50;
Special
$9.95
;
,
'.
I";-25c:
A.
EOc
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FROM
9
A.M.
UNTIL
12
NOON
ONLY
FOR
MONDAY,
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
.,'
i
AND
THURSDAY
300
TINS
SOLID
PACK
TOMATOES,
I
leg.
Stic
slraiglil..
Specfal
MALKIN'S
BEST
COFFEE.
This
line
nf
rtiffee
will
retail
al
70c
lb.
wilhin
W
days.
Extra
Special
at
60c
lb.
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
I'very
home
should
use
lliis
soap,
Special
3
for
25c
Instant
Postum
S
uz.
iu.
Ileg.
."!.
Special
45c
per
tin
MALKIN'S
BEST
SLICED
PEACHES,
i's,
lulls
Special,
t!
(ins
for
MALKIN'S
BEST
PURE
STRAWBERRY
JAM,
lb.
pails.
Specjal
AUNT
DINAH
MOLASSES,
2
'A
lb.
lius
.
.
.
20c
.'.
lb;
lius
.i
TERRACE
TURNIPS
'Ihe
best
value
in
roodsluffs
(oday)
10
lbs.
(f
hiuiil
$1.1)0
In
eaclt
ciisjolner.
Service
The
Home
of
"20th
Century"
Clothes
Universal
Trading
Co.
3
for
50c
WANT
OM
W.
.rtfTPlCE
i
9-H
I
III."
'-
,
.1
..-.
3
45c
65c
40c
25c
Satisfaction
3
Diningroom
Suites
"
at
a
Bargain
8
Piece
Hardwood
Suite
8
Piece
Fumed
Oak
Suite
9
Piece
Hardwood
Suite
3rd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
$100.00
$120.00
$130.00
phon
20