5
AGR
SIX
THE
DAFLT
NEWS
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully.
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practlca
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
nnnriq.
and
n
larae
I
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Prlco
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
STEWARDESS
IS
DISMISSED
FOR
WEARING
BREEKS
Not
Considered
Proper
Garb
When
Serving
Meals
In
Arctic
Circle
KDMONTON,
Feb.
Hi.
He-i'iiiiM
Hit'
Northern
Trailing
Company,
Limited,
decreed
tha(.
riiling
breeches
and
a
khaki
shirt
were
not
Hie
proper
frai
l)
for
a
I
stewardess
In
wear
when
servtng
meals
in
Hie
1
Arctic
circle
to!
hardy
northerners
ami
oilier
I
ileniens
of
Hie
broad
open
spaces
who
were
being
Iraus-pnrled
on
llieir
boats,.
Alice
Joyce,
a
university
sludent,
who
had
severed
several
months
of
last
year
on
Hie
Northland
Krhn
lost
her
joli
and
brought
suit
against
Hie
company
for
$50
for
transportation
ami
a
bonus
of
2T
in
I
lie
district
court
before
Mis
Honor
Judge
(Crawford.
The
company
alleged
I
li
at
Miss
Joyce
had
broken
her
contract.
Juilujncnl
was
reserved
after
a
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
"THE
ARIZONA
EXPRESS"
A
niilc-ii-niiuiilc
railroad
llirillcr
adapted
from'
Lincoln
J.
drier's
famous
melodrama
of
(bat
name.
An
express
Ihul
run-it's
a
large
consignment
of
love,
mystery
and
romance.
A
superb
photo-play
abounding
in
rc-slirriug
incidents,
sel
amidst
an
iiiiendiug
vnriely
of
heaiiliful
scenery.
The
romance
of
a
young
mail
clerk
and
n
beautiful
girl
and
(lie
exciling
adventures
tlial
befell
tlieni
whilst
saving
hcr.hrolhcr
from
the
death
penally
for
a
crime;
lie
had
never
coinmilled.
None
should
miss
Hie
washed
out
lrestle
and
the
train
wreck,
and
Ihe
hold-up
by
mail-ear
bandits.
Strong
easl.
David
Butler,
Pauline
Starke,
Harold
Goodwin,
Francis
MacDonald,
William
Humphrey,
Evelyn
Brent,
Anne
Cornwall
and
others.
f
"FIGHT
AND
WIN"
SERIES,
No.
7
JACK
DEMPSEY
IN
"THE
TITLE
HOLDER"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
and
10c
MAKE
YOUR
OWN-
Chesterfield
and
Lounge
Cushions
-
With
our
Kapok
or
Spring
Cushion
Forms.
These
forms
are
round,
.ypinre,
oblong
or
holster.
In
our
slock
of
Cretonnes
and
Tapestries,
you
will
surely
find
something
thai
will
blend
willi
your
furnishings
and
draperies.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Phone
123
5
Days
5
Days
Specials
THURSDAY,
FEB.
12
to
TUESDAY
FEB.
17.
White
Cotton-
Meg.
IP.ii;
per
yard,
"
yards
for
.
.
.
.
$1.00
Grey
Cotton-
Meg.
'.We
per
yard,
yards
for
$1.00
36"
Striped
English
Flannelette
ID
Pieces
lo
el
se.
from.
Meg.
i0:
per
yard,
yards
for
$1.00
30"
Striped
Flannelette
Meg.
.'Hie
yard,
5
yards
for
$1.00
White
Flannelette
Meg.
IHlc,
5
yards
for
$1.00
Dish
Towelling
-Meg.
2,"ic
per
yard,
0
yards
for
.
.
$1.00
Ladies'
White
and
lilack
Fleece-lined
Gloves
-
Meg.
r)c
per
pair.
Tor
per
pair
25c
3
dozen
Children's
White
Flannelette
Nightgowns
'i
lo
0
years.
Meg.
$l.l!."
each,
fur
each
85c
Misses'
Natural
Wool
and
Cotton
Vests
and
Drawers
Meg.
8
1.
'25
each,
for
each
70c
Infants'
Black
Woollen
Hose
Meg.
I
Tie;
each
25c
Women's
Black
Cashmere
Hose
Meg.
$1..'!."
.for
.
.
.
90c
Boys
Heavy
Ribbed
Cotton
Hose
Sizes
r
in
714.
Meg.
iOc;
pair
25c
Boys'
Heavy
Cotton
Ribbed
Hose
Sizes
8
lo
014.
Meg.
!."
pair;
It
pairs
for
$1.00
Willi
these
we
are
offering
n
large
iissurlnicnt
of
Memiiauls
which
must
go
at
half
Ihe
prices.
These
bargain
prices
speak
for
themselves.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phone
645.
7th
St.
and
3rd
Ave.
STOP
THAT
COUGH
NOW
WITH
A
FEW
DOSES
OF
DR
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
Mm.
AhW
I'uMiT,
11.11.
So.
S,
I'rutun,
V'111.,
Willi's:
"I
lonk
ni'VWB
rolil
wliirli
ft'ltlnl
on
my
Ihoks,
ami
my
I'uiiith
was
sii
li.nl,
ut
lliiirs,
(I
mtiihmI
in
IT
ll
wcic
tearing
my
luiiirsi
In
pliri'S.
I
scut
"ml
fit
il
li.i
lie
or
nr.
Wooil'ti
Surwuy
l'lno
Syrup
anil
I
Iful
Iflli'f
urirr
llm
nil
Tew
doses,
iiiul
'li.v
tlie
llim.'
I
liuil
riiiMii'il
the
rest
of
llie
liollli'
I
wai
cuiiipleU'ly
lellcveil
or
belli
my
cold-
mill
cough."
"Pr.
Wooil's"
has
Iktii
on
the
market
Tor
(he
pusl
35
years;
you
don't
experiment
Mlli
some
new
ami
unti'ied
remoib
when
you
buy
It;
put
up
only
1J'
Tim
T.
Mllburn
Co.,
Llinileil,
Toronto.
Out.
hearing
lasting
two
years.
Jake
With
Her
A.
1..
Sawle,
a
director
of
the
company,
staled
that
while
he
was
on
an
inspection
(rip
on
llie
Northland
Fcho
last
year,
Miss
.Joyce
appeared
al
different
limes
in
breeches
and
khaki
:di.irt.
lie
objected
lo
Hiis
cos-I
il
me
as
lie
did
not
consider
il
a
ii'coniiiig
one
for
a
stewardess
timing
such
a
class
oT
men.
lie
dsn
ohjecled
lo
Miss
Joyce
sit
ing
in
Hie
pursers
cabin
sii
garbed.
Towards
Hie
end
of
Hie
elurn
I
rip
in
(Jclober
he
asked
:er
lo
wear
her
proper
uniform
m
one
of
the
occasions
and
Miss
Joyce
refused,
lie
then
(obi
her
if
she
coiiliuiii'd
to
do
these
things
she
could
consider
herself
io
louver
in
the
company's
ser-'
.'ice,
lo
which
Hie
answer
was,
''Hint's
Jake
with
inc."
Mr.
Sawle
was
cross-examined
y
.
II.
Van
Allen
as
to
Ihe
ntinv-
uer
of
limes
.Miss
Joyce
had
vorn
Hp'
breeches
and
why
bej
'lad
nol
complained
before,
lie
answered
that
Ihe
company
wauled
discipline,
bill
liked
to
give
a
eerlaiii
amount
of
leeway
to
its
employes.
"Hut
there's
a
limit
'o
everything,"
he
added.
.
Thought
Reasonably
Pari
of
Hie
contract
with
Miss
Joyce
was
that
in
consideration
oT
her
services
being
satisfac-ory
Hie
company
would
refund
iier
.(,
Hie
fare
and
return
lo
Waterways,
with
Ihe
addition
of
It
s.)
per
tmmtll
bonus.
Ill
donor
.Indue
Crawford
thought
thai
the
reipicsl
lo
discard
Ihe
lollies
was
a
reasonable
one
lo
nuke
so
far
north,
hut
reserved
'tis
judgment
lo
review
the
eon-lit
ions
of
service.
PRICE
OF
FURS
ON
NEW
YORK
MARKET
Sato
Commenced
with
Red
White
Fox,
Lynx
and
Squirrel
Fox,
NKW
YOIIK,
Feb.
Id.
Kidding
ror
red
fox
featured
Hie
opening
sessions
of
Ihe
five
million
dollar
fur
action
here.
The
sale
Is
Hie
largest
lo
be
held
in
this
rily
since
Ihe
I
m
days
of
I
Pill
and
1
0-0.
Ituyers
were
presen'
'roin
all
Hie
leading
fur
markets
of
tills
counlry
and
Canada
as
well
as
from
France
ami
(ler-
inaiiy.
Tlie
bes
I
price
received
ror
red
fox
was
$35.
This
fur
is
much
in
demand
ror
trimmings
al
Ihe
present
lime
and
inaiiu-
faelurers
bought
il
freely.
While
fox
bronchi
a
lop
price
of
$50
while
Ihe
best
lynx
pelts
fetched
i
in.
all.
Wild
cat
brouglil
prices
ranging
up
lo
-lt
and
Hie
best
skins
in
a
colled
Ion
of
nearly
two
hundred
thousand
.sipiirrcW
sold
al
l.;'n.
An
offering
or
sixty-six
lliousiiiid
ermine
was!
sold
al
prices
ranging
lo
i:i.(i3
each.
Compared
,
with
Hie
average
prices
received
al
the
fall
sale
of
llie
New
York
Aifdiou
Company)
Ihe
urs
sold
yesterday
showed
Hie
following
percentages
advances.
While
fox
ten,
eastern
Canadian
and
uorth-wcsleru
red
Tnx
I
T;
oilier
red
fox
unchanged
;
lynx
ah;
wild
cat
25;
sipiirrel,
.
Unchanged
ami
ermine
twenty.
!
KETCHIKAN
FORMS
AUTOMOBILE
CLUB
Will
Work
for
Good
Roads
and
Help
Serve
Tourists
Vlsll-Ino
Place
KKTCIIIKAN,
Fell.
1(1.
-Ket-Icliikau
now
lias
an
aulomobile
'club.
II
was
formed
this
week
Willi
M.
.1.
Ilucy
as
president.
J.
V.
Mickey,
vice-president';
.1,
K.
'.lolinson,
set'ictary
and
M.
II.
f,
Monday.
Fpdm
Hexes
a
2
Day
Spec
Service
Faust,
treasurer.
The
objeclsnf
Ihe
chili
are
to
enroiii-aye
Unbuilding
and
ilnproveineul
of
highways,
lo
further
just
and
ralioual
Irallic
and
Irallic
regula-lions
and
all
good
road
projects,
and
lo
maintain
an
olllec
for
Hie
benefit
of
members
and
auto
k'U
risls,
FIRE
DESTROYED
j
NEW
AUTOMOBILES
FirJ
KANSAS
CITY,
Feb.
111.
destroyed
approximately
,500.-000
worth
of
Ihe
latest
creations
or
iiiiloinobiltt
inanuracliirers
al
the
motor
show
here
early
tliisj
morning.
The
pavilion'
of
Hie
American
Live
Slock
Association
valued
al
'$,750,000
became,
a
lolnl
loss
within
an
hour
and
u
half
after
the
fire
was
discovered.
Advertise
it'
the
Daily
News
That
Spells
Value
on
Sale
Monday
and
Tuesday
Only,
All
Day
'Even
pair
full
ofwedr
$1.75
WESTERN
KING
Union
Made
OVERALL
Smocks
Coveralls
in
heavy
7
oz.
Denim
Overalls,
blue
and
striped,
sizes
34
to
44,
$1.
75
Smocks
to
match
-
$1.75
Khaki
Combinations,
sizes
36
to
44,
$2.45
Tlie
Home
of
"20th
Century"
Clothes
Universal
Trading
Co.
Specials
3rd
Avenue.
for
Friday
and
Saturday
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
.
1
ir
CASH.AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FROM
9
A.M.
UNTIL
12
NOON
ONLY
FOR
MONDAY,
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
AND
THURSDAY
300INS
SOLID
PACK
TOMATOES,
yti's.
Meg.
tne
straight..
Special
...
!
MALKIN'S
BEST
COFFEE.
Tliis
line
of
coffee
will
retail
al
70c
lb,
within
I!"
days.
Extra
Special
at
60c
lb.
.
.
Instant
HEED
.:L,.uoSOA':,;
n
-
-
'
i
.
x
"z'
",r"''
BROWN
SUGAR,
:'.
lbs,
Tor
.
.
1..
.
25c
.
Special
45c
per
tin
7
lbs.
for
.
,
50c
Ciinil
I
'i
lbs.
In
each
cushiiucj'.
MALKIN'S
BEST
SLICED
PEACHES,
I's,
bills.
Special.
2
(ins
Tor
..
MALKIN'S
BEST
PURE
STRAWBERRY
JAM,
1
lb.
Pails.
,
Special
...
.....
...
'.'
AUNT
DINAH
MOLASSES,
Vi
lb.
lius
20c
7
lb.
lins
.................
TERRACE
TURNIPS
llie
best
value
in
loodlurfs
today)
to
lbs,
ror
Limit
!j.00
(o
cacli
rnslomer.
3
for
50c
MSTANI
KTostum
W
.rurolfiC
1
mL1LnnJ
wi
mmrti
1
45c
65c
40c
25c
Satisfaction
7
Specials
TWO
SUITES
OF
LIVING
ROOM
FURNITURE
AT
A
BARGAIN.
4
Piece
Wicker
Chesterfield
Suito,
including
2
Chairs,
Chesterfield
and
T
l,l''nB
Special
$245.1"'
"
3
Piece
pavenette
Suito,
including
2
Chairs
and
Mavcnctlc,'
foil'
iipholstced.
ul'-l",!i
Mattress.
Hpccial
...
M
$225.0"
One
Chesterfield
only.
Figjued
'.Midiair
Seal
und
Ibick
wil'h
Moyi.l
'lllue
M.'l''
"'
'
J
hpeciiil
5175-OB
See
our
Remnant
Counter
for
Bargains'
in
Curtain
Material's,'
Scrims,
Marqussctl"1
madras
and
Cretonnes.
.
Several
Pieces
ofi
Cretonnes,
Marquesettes
and
Scrims
to
cloar
at
loss
than
cost-
GEO.
D.
TITE
phone
20