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W6
AGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday.
Fcbruart
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
ex
perience
and
practical
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,
j
clocks,
silverware,
cut
j
glass,
ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpad
Third
Avenue.
5
Days
iWFWnPFlfFR?
IN
THE
MORNING
,
7i
'HER
GUE
WAS
COATED
.r
LABOR
COUNCILhad
bad
taste
in
mouth
D.
D.
Macdonald
Macdonald
Re-elected
Re-elected
President
Various
Matters
Discussed
at
Meeting
tion.
A
communication
from
1
1
C
Vancouver
Trades
&
Labor
Council
request
injr
the
federal
gov-crnmcuL
In
take
action
on
tin
mailer
of
unemployment
insur-
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
TOM
MIX
In
"The
Last
of
the
Duanes"
Turn
and
Tony
in
a
screen
presentation
of
.atie
drey's
primping
story
or
the
vasl.
open
spares.
A
I
nits
of
Hie
Texas
Hangers
in
Hie
flaming
West
when
life
bung
on
a
hair
Iriggei.
Daring
adventures
west
of
Hie
Great
Divide
ntiiiglcij
willi
sweet
ripiiuuce.
Hrcathless
escapades
in.
a
country
where
lo
flirl
willi
a
married
lady
was
not
dangerous
bul
suicide.
Hard
riding,
swift
shooting,
outlaws,
Texas
Hangers,
a
dashing
hern
and
his
wonder
horse.
.Strong
cast:
Tom
Mix,
Marian
Nixon,
Brindsley
Shaw,
Frank
Nelson,
Harry
Lonsdale,
Lucy
Beaumont,
and
others.
MACK
SENNETT
COMEDY-TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.
-"PICKING
PEACHES."
Admission
35c
and
10c.
5
Days
Specials
THURSDAY,
FEB.
12
to
TUESDAY
FEB.
17.
White
Cotton
IU
g.
;Wc
per
yard,
3
yards
Tor
.
.
.
.
$1.C0
Grey
Cotton
Meg.
:Uic
per
yard,
.
yards
Tor
1.00
36"
Striped
English
Flannelette
10
Pieces
lo
el
se
from.
lh
g.
'(
per
yard,
't
yards
lor
...
...
$1.00
30"
Striped
Flannelette
Heg.
:ii)r
yard,
3
yards
Hir
$1.00
White
Flannelette
Heg.
Illie,
3
ya'rds
for
$1.00
Dish
Towelling
Heg.
25c
per
yarjl,
(i
yards
for
..
$1.00
Ladles'
White
and
Black
Fleece-lined
Gloves
Heg.
:()
per
pair,
for
per
pair
25c
3
dozen
Children's
White
Flannelette
Nightgowns
2
In
(I
years.
Heg.
SI..
'13
each,
for
each
35c
Misses'
Natural
Wool
and
Cotton
Vests
and
Drawers
Heg.
1.23
each,
for
each
70c
Infants'
Black
Woollen
Hose
.Heg.
13c;
each
25c
Women's
Black
Cashmere
Hose
Heg.
?l.:i3
,for
.
.
.
90c
Boys'
Heavy
Ribbed
Cotton
Hose
Sizes
3
In
7
Mi.
Heg.
tr;
pair
25c
Boys'
Heavy
Cotton
Ribbed
Hose
Sizes
S
In
ti'j.
Heg.
(I5c
pair;
II
pairs
for
$1.00
Willi
these
we
are
offering
a
large
assortment
of
llemnanls
which
must
gu
at
half
Hie
prices.
These
bargain
prices
speak
for
themselves.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phono
645.
7th
St.
and
3rd
Ave.
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
100,
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
The
standard
of
denlblry
I
have
lo
offer
is
measured
by
these
words
IIOXKST,
ItKUAHLH,
I'KHKONAL
My
methods
are
(lie
lulest,
my
fees
are
moderate,
and
the
guarantee
1
give
is
(UNCONDITIONAL
.
AHSOLl'TH
.SATISFACTION
Is
my
only
aim.
'GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST.
lit
Miss
1'i'iirle.
L.
Zliuk,
liar
Cururr,
IS.
Pres-
,n.s..
write:
-
-i
wa
nruiiy
troubled
ttilli
my
HviT.
ill
id
lisril
tu
K't
."mil
iliMJ'
!
fpi-lis
i
xviiuld
have
to
fit
(IiAmi
while
I
wn
lining'
my
work.
I
III
till!
llllll'lllllR,
ttllfll
I
used
to
(ri't
up.
.
AC
a
well
attended
meeting
lasl
my
imifrue
v.n
cuatcd
mid
I
liad
a
luidi
-III
II...
lpinr-
llm.off
Ti-mln
j
I
llH
III
ni.V
liumtli
and
ofli-n
IIiiip.
I
..
,
,
..
,
.
,
,
i
ilirtiiiKliniit
the
day.
I
va
linuhli'd
with
Labor
UhiiiciI
elected
of-
.
,
H
,v
,,,,,..,
fiCers
as
follows
for
the
furlll-
I
surreivd
in
this
way
until
a
friend
of
coming
lenn:
President,
S.
1).
Macdonald
(re-1
elected)..
Viee-l'resideiil,
James
1
tlaek
i..
.1
'.....,
1
'
1.
I
111
dill
I
ITilMiri:i,
i'l
ilUH
Deny
(re-elcCed).
jslalislician
K.
NV.
Tucker:
Sergeant-al-Ariiis,
J,
(J.
Anderson.
1'xeculivo
committee
Harold
.1.
.Sinilli,
.1.
J."
Uillis,
Ja
Coombs
willt
(lie
president
and
secretary.
"
'
Legislative
coiiiinillce
Jack
llalchford,
I).
Milne,
I).
A.
Mackenzie,
Aid.
V.
M.
llrown,
J.
II.
Meagher
and
Alex
lludcma.
Finance
comitfee
K.
W.
Tucker,
W.
X.
Hoss
and
J.
Wilson.
Tile
auditor's
report
shows
the
eouncil
to
lie
in
a
flourishing
financial
condition.
Eight
Hour
Day
There
was
considerable
discussion
at
llit
meeting-
over
llio
ic.xcuiplioiis
granted
liy
the
8-'hour
iliiy
lioafil
and
the,
secretary
was
iiislrueled
to
eoniiniinicalc
j
willi
Frank
V.
Foster,
member
o
'the
board,
for
further
informa
mine
whu
had
used
your
LAXA-LIVER
pills
mr
(if
having'
taken
tlieln,
kii
I
de
cided
tn
try
llieni,
and
I
ean
trulhrully
ay
thai
they
rertaliily
did
me
a
lot
of
(rood.
I
rannnt
reriuiiniend
them
too
liltrlily
lo
all
lliuse
whu
suffer
a
I
did."
Yini
can
piiiriire
MIJIiuiu-
l.mn-I.lver
IMII
ar
all
drugKWs
or
dealer;
put
tip,
for
the
pint
30
year,
ly
The
T.
.Mll-liurn
Co.,
I.luiilrd.
Toronto.
Ont.
ance
was
endorsed
tinil
the
local
nieniber.
I'red
Slork,
will
be
further
communicated
willi
on
Ihe
subject.
Hospital
Matters
Hospital
mailers
were
given
considerable
attention
and
charges
for
alleiiliou
so
far
as
Workmen's
Gnmpcnsaliou
Hoard
patients
tire
concerned
was
criticized.
It
was
fell
Ilia)
something
should
be
dime
to
relieve,
such
patients
of
extra
charges
when
1
lie
Act
staled
that
every
-Uiiiig
was
lo
be
lakeu
care,
oi
ri-oiii
crutches
lo
medicine.
Tin'
mailer
will
be
taken
uj
willi
labor
represenlal
ives
on
Hie
city
i-niiucil
willi
a
view
In
remedying
i
lie
mailer
complained
of.
LOG
SCALINGS
WERE
SMALL
MING
MONTH
Only
Two
and
a
Quarter
Million
Feet
Measured
During
January
This
District
The
timber
scalings
for
the,
i
in
1
1
1
of
January
were
small,
Ihu
lolut
being
2,8U,887
board
eel
and
12,5(1(1
lineal
feet
oT
poles.
This
was
made
up
as
rollows:
ileil
Cedar
'.1,281
Coasl
Spruce
2,020,121
Hemlock
2
45,783
lliilsam
.
.
8,(i!)'J
!'obs,
lineal
feel
....
12,5(1(1
Cordwood,
curds
..
..
1,(18!)
Shingle
Hulls,
cords
.
15.5
i'lllpwood,
cords
....
258
SALVAGE
COMPANY
WILL
GET
NEW
BOAT!
-
i
Wrecked
Salvage
Chief
Will
be
r-,
u..
-
I
'
Same
Typo
-
i
VICTOItlA,
Feb.
11.
A
new!
u'socl
of
a
siniibir
type,
will
re-J
iduce
the
Salvage
(lllief,
now
vvrecked
on
Merry
Island
should
1
she
prove
too
badly
damaged
foe
urlher
,use,
the
Pacific
Salvage
1
Uiinpany
announces.
KENTUCKY
TO
STOP
GOSSIPING
TONGUES
tnvokes
Law
to
Prevent
Malicious
Wagging
and
Fines'
Imposed
I'llA.NKKOIlT,
Ky
Feb.
II.
Willi
I
he
announced
purpose
of
I'ui'bing
I
he
malicious
wagging
of
lonjiues,
Hie
Kentucky
anli-!ossii
law
1
being
invoked
and
is
.securing
convictions.
rrowuiiig
upon
the'
rl'pealin
or
scallerliig
of
false
rumors
or
reports
of
a
slaiidernus
or
harin-
lu
I
nalure,
il
places
a
1
0
lo
KMI
fine
or
10
lo
50
days'
imprisonment,
or
bulb,
as
punishment.
The
iiossiiii'i'
is
iliiiniil
lmi'iIIv
i
Unless
lie
js
able
lo
show
lo
Hie
satisfaction
of
a
Judge
or
jurv
:
I
lull
he
carefully
invest
igalcd
Ihe
source
ami
foundiitiou
of
the
handled
remarks,
and
proved
thai
they
had
reasonable
grounds.
j
!
LADIES'
WHIST
'I'lie
Daughters
of
lailaud
suslained
Iheir
first
defeat
of
Hie
season
at
the
hands
of
Ihe
Moose
Ladies
in
lasl
night's
whist
league
fixture
by
a
score
of
5
lo
1.
I
The
second
game
of
the
evening
?u.'iiiinm
I
I,W-(hrk
to
Kflim
CATARRH
of
th
BLADDER
Sar
Sacceural
beartrame
HT
tnxtre
of
countercite
SPECIAL!
ffl.
for
Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
Thursday
1,000
LBS.
SMALL
WHITE
BEANS.
Kxlra
Special
.
,
.
100
TINS
MAPLE
LEAF
BRAND
PLUMS,
2's.
Special
Service
between
the
SI.
Andrew
Ladies
ami
Orange
ladies
resiillcil
Jn
victory
fur
the
former
by
1
lo
.'.
VALHALLA
DANCE
One
Hundrod
and
Fifty
Persons
at
Enjoyablo
Affair
In
Mot-ropolo
Hall
Last
Night
An
enjoyable
dance
was
gieu
by
Ihe
Valliiilta
Society
lal
tiixhl
in
Hie
Melrupulc
Hall.
The
affair
was
in
progress
fniin,
U.30
uiilil
o'clock
and
Ibere
were
aboul
150
persons
presenl.
Music
was
"
fu'rnislicd
by
Hie
Weslholine
Orchestra-
anil
refreshments
were
served
at
midnight.
Aid.
Oscar
Larsen
was
master
of
ereitiouies,
O.
A.
JoIiiisiiii
was
mi
the
door
and
the
cominillee
In
charge
consisted
of
OVcar
Larsen,
Mrs.
O.
A.
Johnson,
Mr1;
Ksseu
and'
Mrs.
L
I
udricLU-
'ssi
em
SPECIAL!
Mater
glM
Jiioes
for
30
Pairs
Black
Kid
Dress
Boots,
Regular
$10.50
eaa
Jumble
S
ale
Days
Watch
This
Space
Thursday
for
another
smashing
Sale
for
Friday
and
Saturday
The
same
guarantee
of
value
will
accompany
all
future
Jumble
Sales
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FOR
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
FROM
0
A.M.
UNTIL
12
NOON.
200
JJ.NS
CORN
fnliire
niaikel
price
will
he
23c
.
Kxlra
Special
per
tin
.
.
Limit
10
Tins
lo
each
customer,.
iilii!
'
I
1
'
lllll
wm
si
50
Packages
Sun-Maid
Cluster
Raisins
Special
to
clear
15c
,
straight
HEINZ
WORCESTER
SAUCE,
Ihe
lugged
it
value
on
louuy
muiKci.
Vj
15c
l'liil
Itotlles,
Special
40c
Ixm.
The
Home
of
"20th
Century"
Clothes
Universal
Trading
Co.
Sati
TV
Jl
ill
Tl
Ml
Curtain
Materials
CHINTZS
CRETONNES
SHADOW
CLOTHS
SPRING
RENEWALS
CASEMENT
CLOTHS
MADRAS
And
POPLINS
MARQUESETTES
SCRIMS
NETS
and
it
U-"1
TEAS
are
advancing.
Ordinary
lea-,
may
go
to
s
('
MALKIN'S
BEST
TEA
Special,
per
II
65c
Limit
Id
His.
In
each
customer.
Mere
is
a
real
Snap
in
Hrooins
ELK
5
STRING
BROOMS.
Special,
each
C
:
.
-
100
DOZEN
TOILET
PAPER
Special
7
for
25c
(Limit
.fl.DO)
5
lbs.
for
25c
2
Tins
for
25c
tisfadion
COLORED
MADRAS
SINGLE
AND
DOUBLE
FACED
VELOURS.
These
Specials
will
he
un
uiilil
Thursday
only.
See
our
Window
fur
Vul'",!i'
3rd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
T1TE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
phone
20