"AGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
roe
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
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
!
quality."
Inspection
Invited
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
Phone
645.
VICE-PRESIDENT
SENDS
MESSAGE
Broadcasts
Speech
To
Poopte
Of
Great
Britain
From
Moncton
Well
Received.
"1
.jiii
proud
Id
be
privileged
In
speak
on
.such
an
occasion,"
said
V.
I.
ltobb,
vice-president
of
(lie
Canadian
National
Railways,
whoso
addresses
to
I
ho
people
of
l
real
Hrjaiu
was
broadcasted
from
Moncluu.
"I
regard
it
as.;
history
in
the
making.
Tire
occasion
is
historic
tit
this
extent.
II
is
J
lie
first
on
which
a
radio
station
in
the,
Dominion
of
"Canada
has
arranged
a
special
program
for
the
express
purpose
of
hroaJcaidng
it,
across
(lie
Atlantic
lo.
roach
tbc
people
of
tlio
Urilisli
Ises,
to
deliver
a
mes
sage
to
our
kith
and
kin,
in
Eng
land,
in
Scotland,
in
Wales,
in
Northern
Ireland
and
the
Irish
Free
Stale,
and
if
this
voice
carries
even
further
and
is
heard
in
Iho
countries
on
t
lie
coalmen'
of
Europe,
let
it
lie
hoard,
as
a
frienilly
voice,
the
voice
of
a
ouiilry
desiring
to
promote
good
Guessing
SALE
LADIES
AND
GENTLEMEN
You
have
read
about
many
sales,
but
this
is
a
little
different
Wo
have
jusl
finished
our
stock-taking
ami
find
llinl
wi'
iiri!
much
overstocked
in
our
UNDKUWKAll
DF.PAltT-MCNT.
Wo
can
supply
Iho
(lily
of
Prince
HupciTs
children
uml
adults
with
a
garment
each
and
u
lilllo
to
spare.
WELL,
WHAT
ARE
WE
GOING
TO
DO
ABOUT
IT?
HERE
IS
THE
ANSWERI
Wo
arc
going
to
offer
il
at
a
ridiculously
low
price
and
luni
il
inlo
cash.
A
dollar
in
the.
cash
rcgisler
is
belter
lliuu
ton
on
Iho
shelf.
We
are
going
(o
keep
you
guessing
Regarding
the
Price
ml
we
assure
you
il
will
ho
a
good
one.
TunibuH's
pure
Wool
CF.KTKF
Combinations.
Meg.
7.7r
Sale
?
Watson's
Pure
Wool
Combinations,
Heg.
$0.75
.
.
Sale
?
Watson's
Silk
and
Wool
Combiinilioiis.
Hog.
$0.50
Sale
?
Penman's
05
Combinations.
Heg.
$5.50
Sale
?
Penman's
71
Combinations.
Hog.
$2.75
Sale?
Turnhuirs
Pure
Wool
Vests
and
Hlooniers.
Hog.
$:.75
Sale
?
Wiilson's
Silk
and
Wool
Vests,
Hog.
$:i.5(
Sale
?
To
find
oul
the
prices
compare
the
above
with
our
windows
AS
THE
AUTHORITIES
HAVE
OBJECTED
TO
OUR
$10.00
PRIZE
GUESSING
COMPETITION,
WE
HAVE
HAD
TO
WITHDRAW
SAME
Alllioiigh
you
might
mil
need
it
now,
these
prices
will
make
you
buy.
Sale
continues
till
February
10th.
Also
with
Iho
guessing
sale,
wo
are
offering
Hem-nanls
or
Silks,
Dress
(ioods,
Flannelette,
Sheeting,
White
Cotton,
(irey
Cotton,
Voile
mid
Cretonnes
ul
greatly
reduced
prices.
Jabour
Brothers,
Ltd.
Corner
3rd
and
7th.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
The
Man
Who
Came
Back
A
screen
presentation
of
the
outstanding
stage
success
of
that
name.
An
absorbing,
slirring
story
of
a
mm
who
pawned
his
soul
to
the
Devil
on
Hroadway
On
the
Bar-hury
Coast,
and
in
(ho
depths
of
the
Orient
and
the
girl
who
pledged
her
honor
tu
redeem
him.
The
fasl
adventures
of
a
ne'er-do-well
Millionaire's
son,
and
Iho
girl
he
dragged
down
with
him.
One
dramatic
incident
sifter
.another,
thrills
mid
surprises
arc
hurled
at
the
audience
iiulil
Iho
case
Idoks
about
hopeless,
then
conies
the
rehabilitation.
Many
big
scenes,
including
the
dope
dons
of
Shanghai.
A
picture
with
a
groat
moral
lesson.
Superb
eas.
George
O'Brien,
Dorothy
Mackaill,
Cyril
Chadwick,
Ralph
Lewis,
Harvey
Clark
and
maiiv
others.
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY
Admission
50c
and
25c.
WHOOPING
COUGH
IS
A
VERY
SERIOUS
TROUBLE
HER
5
CHILDREN
HAD
IT
Mrs.
S.
II.
V.nlg,
Il.lt.
.No.
t,
I'alnuTs-
lun,
onC,
writ:
"Two
years
aitu,
lnl
whiter,
our
rive
iliiMmi
li.ul
very
evcre
titlarks
or
wlitKiplnif
ciiiiith.
We
were
reeuinincndt'il,
hy
uur
ilriiRRiM,
lo
use
DR.
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
vvlilrh
we
did
Willi
U
irrealesl
nr
success.
Il
rh-aml
out
tin-
ihroitl
ami
limn-rhlal
liilies.
and
loosened
the
dilerm
so
Unit
they
were
able
lo
roinrli
It
up,
and
in
iiti
time
I
had
quenched
lliu
"Or.
W'imkI's"
Is
put
up
only
by
The
T.
.Mllliurn
Co.,
Liiulled,
anl
has
been
on
Hie
inarkel
Tor
Hie
past
33
years.
He
sure
and
get
the
genuine.
.vill
amongst
all
peoples.
The
voice
will,
1
know,
lie
heard
across
the
border
to
the
south
of
us
and
there
it
will
be
recognized
as
that
of
one
member
of
a
groat
family
addressing
the
biers.
,'o
special
explanations
are
required
from
mo
lo
the
oeoplo
of
tin;
Coiled
Slates
of
America
and
1
have
no
doubt
vhalover
but
thai
they
will
ro-
anl
Ibis
event
as
a
new
evidence
of
the
use
of
science
in
liroadeisling
the
council
of
men
iml
by
so
doiny
approaching
more
closely
(o
Ilia!
sympathetic
understanding
and
international
good
fellowship
which
are
ossen-'ial
for
the
progress,
prosperity
ind
happiness
of
all
us.
Pioneer
Achievement
The
vice-president
'gave
a
summary
of
the
pioneer
achievements
in
radio
carried
out
by
the
(lanadiaii
National
Railways
and
irocecded
lo
deal
Willi
the
spe
cial
policy
of
service
underlyitr;
Hie
operations
of
the
radio
department.
He
spoke
of
the
'-Teal
chain
of
nine
broadcasting
stations
vbicli
stretch
across
lunula,
adding
that
a
lentil
one
will
soon
bo
in
operation
al
Van
couver,
completing
Hie
most
important
group
of
wireless
centres
on
this
continent,
wlifch
carries
I
lie
voice
of
Canada
not
only
liroughnut
(he
Dominion
itself
and
inlo
I
lie
United
Stales,
but
also
the
distant
outposts,
Samoa
and
the
Fiji
Islands.
These
lal-
ior
having
recorded
reception
of
la
Canadian
.National
radio
Mr.
Itobh
aslo
said:
"this
iroadcasl
tonight
is
only
I
lie
irsl
of
a
series
of
similar
programs
which
we,
intend
to.
pro-;
pare
from
time
lo
lime
for
the
purpose
of
freipienlly
bringing
the
Atlantic
lo
roach
our
friends
in
tin)
Homelands.
You
have
doubtless
often
been
told
of
the
necessity
of
improving
imperial
communications
and
how
hcllc-
an
that
lie
done
than
by
a
great
use
of
(bo
radio
broadcast,
Earth
Girdle
'
Puck
spoke
ylibly
of
casting
a
girdle
Mrnuml
Hie
carlh
in
forty'
minutes,
but
we
moderns
have
outdone
that
merry
sprite.
Wo.
lo
il
instantly,
because
of
Hie
forces
under
our
control
and
ul
our
disposal.
Wo.
do,
nut
have
lo:
wait
for
mails
or
the
written
i
word
but
may
send
our
message
at
once.
It
does
not
require
great
I
porpholie
vision
to
roal.e
what
a
j
colossal
power
this
radio
canj
become,
or
to
see
into
the
future
ami
predict
an
era
uT
happier
and
more
contented
people,
freed
from
the
silence
and
suspicion
due
lo
inadequate
and
slow
in.
lerciiiiiuiuiiicaliun.
The
question
of
radio
.development
of
Ibis
character
is
a
great
.ami
important
.subject,
ninl
one
worthy
of
full
allenlion:
;
and
due
consideration
by
tin'
statesmen
of
all
lauds,
ami
more
particularly
by
the
leaders
of,
those
countries
which
possess
proud
membership
in
that
com-1
umnwoallh
of
nations
known
to
the
world
ns
the
British
F.nudrc.
The
program
from'
CMt.V
was
I
roadcasl
on
a
wave
length
of
.'Mil
metres
and
the
event
was
carried
out
under
the
direct
supervision
of
W.
II.
Swift
Jr.,
ra
dio
engineer
Canadian
National
Hallways.
Received
In
England
MONCTON,
Felt.
G
Success
attended
Hie
first
attempt
of
Canadian
radio
station
to
broadcast
a
regular
program
to
lln;
Mrilisli
Isles,
cables
received
hero
announcing
reception
at
Liverpool
and
Manchester
of
the
music
and
addresses
sent
out
fronv
ON
HA,
the
Canadian
National
Railways
broadcasting
'centre
for
the
Marllimes.
The
j
message
received
by
W'.i'D.'llobb,
i
v
ice-president,
Canadian
Nation-lal,
slated
that
the
first
'
reports
Friday,
February
o,
JUMBLE
SALE
$1.95
Service
for
Saturday
and
Monday
Terms
Cash;
No
Exchange
WHAT
IS
A
JUMBLE
SALE
?
Bridly,
il
is
a
Slock
Hodiieiug
Sale
which
lakes
in
every
doparlinoiit
ami
seeks
no
profit.
((iood-
W)
ll(
listed
down
and
shown
in
our
windows
under
a
clasilicaliou
of
prices
only.
15c
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
15c
Any
Article
See
.Iho
Following
Lines
in
our
Window
15
Fairs
Children's
Wool
(Sailers.
Heg.
iOc.
50
Yards
While
Flaunelollc.
Heg.
:S5n
.per
ynrd.
HI
Yards
While
Cotton.
Beg.
:'.."(
per
yard.
.
KM)
Yards
Print.
Bog.
50c
per
yard.
'
10
Dozen
.Men's
Cotton
Hose.
Hog.
'.'5c.
15
Dozen
Men's
Tooke's
Soft
Linen
Collars,
and
555c.
50
Dozen
.Men's
Lawn
Handkerchiefs.
Hog.
rial,
2
for
15c.
110
Tiiis
Dubbin
Waterproof
Creasing,
jlog.
cial,
2
for
15c.
PA
JUMBLE
SALE
PmcEC.Af.
OUC
50c
Any
Article
JUL
See
those
Lines
in
our
Window
It)
only,
.Misses'
Winter
Vests.
Heg.
85o
each.
50
Yards
Curiam
Coods.
Beg.
S5e
per
yard.
1
I
only,
Bubios'
Bonnets.
Beg.
$1.00.
11
only,
Babies'
Caps.
Hog.
$1.25.
H)
Pairs
Ladies'
Hadiuin
Hosiery
Hog.
D5o.
'i
Yards
Fancy
Net,
YX
Beg.
80c
:
yard.
io
Yards
Black
Italian
Clolh,
5V
Iteg.
N5e
yard.
.Mcq's
Hadiuin
Cashmere
SiK,
Hog.
jS5e
pair.
Hoys'
Fleece
Lined
Shirts
nnd
Draw
.Ws.
Bog.
S5c
garment.
100
only.
Men's
Silk
Knitted
Ties.
Beg.
75c.
2
(men
Men's
police
Suspenders.
Iteg.
$1.00.
Q(-
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
QC
iJDC
95c
Any
Article
uDC
12
Pairs
Women's
Plaid
Juliet
Slippers,
Beg,
$1.75.
JUMBLt
SALE
PRICE
$1.95
Any
Article
See
Those
Lines
in
our
Window--:
only,
Men's
Silk
Scarfs;
Bog.
$:5.50.
2'i
Men's
Wool
.leisevs.
Beg.
$:i.7.".
in
Fuglaml
were
received
at
eleven-forty
o'clock
(ireenwich
lime.
Station
(iL
ul
Liverpool;
soul
signals
al
eleven
o'clock;
Croouwieh
lime
on
'M'i
met
res
so!
that
owners
of
sols
in
the
Krilishj
Isles
could
tune
in
on
Hie
wave.
length
of
ONIIA
at
Moncton.
I
There
were
cables
from
Now
flmndlaud
al
Iho
early
stages
oH
Hie
broadcasting
which
indicated
Miat
the
broadcast
was
receiving
a
good
start
on
its
Journey)
across
the'
Atlantic.
;
"A
great
success
in
every,
way."
commented
Mr.
ltobb
when
Viewing
the
g(eal"
flood
of
messages
which
bad
been
wired
lo
the
.Monc,Jon
studio.
4
Next
week
Hon,
T.
D.
Paltullo,
minister
of
lauds
ami
member
for
this
district
In
the
legislature,
will
address
the
Ilotary
Club
on
"Functions
of
the
Provincial
legislature."
Mr.
Put-tUjI.V
,
Is.
0Apeeed,
)o
"arrive
on
Wednesday.
'
Hoi
20c.
15c
25c
See
these
Linos
in
our
Window
5.
only,
Baby
Shawls.
Hog.
$2.50.
0
only,
Baby
Hobos.
Hog.
X2.05.
a
only,
Baby
Caps.
Bog.
$2.00.
22
only.
Baby
Pullovers.
Beg.
$2.05.
15
Pairs
Children's
Patent
Lace
llewilsou
Shoes.
Bog.
$2.25.
0
Pairs
Chihh
oil's
Brown
Kid
Ankle
Sirups.
Beg.
$t'.25.
5(1
Pairs
Boys'
Bloomer
Pauls.
Bog.
$2.50.
$1.95
Ill)
Pairs
Boys'
Dress
Shoos.
Beg.
$:!.25.
S
Pairs
Youths1
Tun
Calf
Mnlliwear
Shoes.
Beg.
$:i.5U.
Hi
Pairs
Men's
Brown
Calf
House
Slippers.
Hog.
$:i.0O.
0
Pairs
Women's
Sal
in
Comfy
Slippers.
Hog.
$'i.oo.
15
Yards
Brocaded
Silk.
Hog.
$.1.50
per
yard.
only,
Children's
All
Wool
Sweaters.
Hog.
$:!,25.
V
only,
Ladies'
Skirls.
Bog.
.$:i.U5.
2
only,
Ladies'
Kinii
s,
Beg.
$'i.0i).
1
only,
Silk
and
Wool
Sweater.
Bog.
$2.05.
(
Hilly,
Baby
Buggy
Hobos.
Hog.
$:t.25.
50
only,
Collou
Comforters.
Hog,
$:i,50.
$2.95
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
25c
Any
Article.
See
Iho
Following
Linos
in
our
Window
$50.00
KfcWARD
The
wholesale
cost
price
of
every
article
advertised
in
the
Jumble
Sale
will
positively
exceed
the
price
at
which
we
are
offering
it.
I
will
back
this
assertion
vith
a
$50.00
Reward,
same
to
be
distributed
to
local
charities,
If
this
statement
is
proven
to
be
false.
(Signed)
J.
C.
GAVIGAN.
$1.45
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
$1.45
Any
Article
25c
20
only,
Cold
Lear
Shoe
Polish.
Hog.
We.
100
Dozen
Ladies'
Handkerchiefs',
Bog.
51
for
,'iOr
S
cial,
:
Tor
25c.
100
Yards
Cretonnes.
Bog.
!5c
per
yniil.
:t0
Yards
Collon
Crepe.
Hog.
50i;
per
yard,
;0
Yards
(iiughuiu-
Hog.
75c-per
ynrd.
ill
only,
Lace
Door
Panels.
Beg.
00c
ouch.
50
Yards
Drajieiy.
Bog.
'i0c
per
jard.
Qt
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICEQC
V
DC
95c
Any
Article
"C
Men's
Strong
Work
Shirts.
Heg.
$1.75
lo
$2.50.
Men's
Caps.
Bog.
$1.50
lo
S2.no.
Buys'
Fleece
Combination-
llcg,
'$1.50.
Men's
Wool
Bibbed
lose.
Iteg.
75c;
.'5
pairs
for
t
Boys'
Medium
Weight
Couii...
lions.
Hog.
$1.85.
10
only,
Ladies'
Silk
ami
Win.
Vests.
Bog.
$2.00.
5
only,
Ladies'
Light,
Weight
(n.i
lunations.
Beg.
$l.7,Y
S
only,
Fleece
Underskirts,
iteg.
$i.sri.
Cl
only,
Fleece
Bloomer-
II
-g
$1.75.
7
only,
Baby
Dresses.
B
I
i
only.
Ladies'
Wool
Scu
ts
$1.50
and
$1.75.
I)
only,
Babies'
Wool
Pullovo
Hog,
$l.(!5.
IS'i
Pairs
Mmlo-up,
Curtain
It'T
$2.00
per
pair.
10
Pairs
licnl's
Plaid
llm,
.
Sin.
pers.
Hog.
$1.50.
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
$2.95
Any
Article
See
I
hose
Lines
in
our
Window-
$2.95
10
only.
Men's
Nnvv
Sweaters.
Hog.
$U5.
5
Pair
Patent
Oxfords
for
Misses.
Bog.
$4.25.
Boys'
Lockie
Shoos,
(ill
sizes.
Hog.
$1.25,
15
Pairs
La
Ducliosso
Women's
Black
Patent
Lciitln'
Sandals.
Bog.
$0.00,
1
only,
Cirls'
Wool
Capos.
IJeg.
$'1.50.
2
only,
Ladies'
Skirls.
.
Bog.
$0.00.
'i
only,
Ladies'
Silk
Fndorskii
Is.
Hog.
$5..'J5,
2
only,
Ladies'
Flai
I
Drosses,
Beg.
sd.no.
2
only,
Ladies'
Wool
Sweaters.
Beg.
$i,05.
It
only.
Ladies'
Silk
and
Wool
Scarfs.
Bog.
l
$0.00.
The
Home
of
"20th
Cenlary"
Clothes
Universal
Trading
Co.
Satisfaction
Specials!
Specials!
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY.
TURKISH
TOWELS
Colored
Turkish
Towels,
pair
.
.
.
.
05c
While
Turkish
Towels,
pair
.
.
Jl
Large
While
1'urkish
Towels,
Special,
per
pair
....
$1'4'
Fancy
Bordered
Turkish
Towels,
per
pair
...
.
:
$2.00,
$2.50,
and
$3-00
Specials
in
all
lines
of
Cotton
Piece
Goods
and
Blankets,
Sheets,
Pillow
Cases,
Bed
Spreads
and
Curtain
Materials.
WILTON
AND
AXMINSTER
CARPETS
AND
SQUARES
AT
SPECIAL
PRICES
in
all
sfzes
for
Friday
ami
Saturday.
Patrician
Silverware
Community
Plate
to
clear
at
Half
Price.
3rd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Homo
Furnisher
phone
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