m
"AGE
SIX
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
COR-
RECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experi
enced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practlcaV
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
OPENING
SHOOT
OF
NEW
SERIES
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
HEATRE
'
aw"
,
my
I
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L
UU
(Product
ion-
Ct
(pammourJ
Distinguished
east:
Rod
La
Roque,
Vera
Reynolds,
Victor
Varconl,
Theodore
Kosloff,
Robert
Edeson,
Julia
Faye
and
many
others.
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY
SAL
Admission
50c
and
25c.
January
CLEARANCE
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Are
the
last
Three
Days
of
Our
January
Clearance
Sale,
Get
Advantage
of
our
Libra!
Offer
Ladies'
Rubbers
at
50c
a
pair,
and
Men's
Rubbers
at
SI
.50
a
pair
ure
real
bargains
for
lliis
weallier.
Ladles'
Shoes
at
$2.00
and
$3.00
per
pair
are
exeeplionally
good
bargains
if
you
gel
the
right
size
OUR
SUGAR
OFFER
LASTS
TO
THE
END
OF
THE
MONTH.
GET
YOUR
SUPPLY
AT
1c
A
LB.
JABOUR
BROTHERS
LTD.
Phone
645.
Corner
3rd
and
7th.
SPECIAL
-
JANUARY
-
SALE
SPECIAL
SILK
AND
WOOL
RIBBED
HOSE
in
5
different
shades.
$1.25
Pair.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK.
HER
HEADACHES
WERE
SO
BAD
SHE
COULDN'T
DO
ANYTHING
oni-
Ihi'
head
dart
lo
ache
ami
1'alii
Competition
for
Cup
Presented
y.m
maj
n
i
aurti
tiut
the
hum
cuium
by
Colonel
Edwards
Com-
rnmi
tim
stomach,
liver
or
bowels
mi
menced
Last
Night
j
ru,e
I"MS,
bt"
m,Mrl
Mure
'r"
:
iiiiiiuiit
rrliff
may
hi'
lai.
The
commencement
of
(lie
tiht
is
tin
iwiur
rvrwdy
ror
h.n.1
series
of
shoots
under
Hie
Can-1
a,',,M
r
tv'",y
1,"r,"'
adian
Jlifle
Association
in-ffal
Icry
jiraelice
open
lo
teams
of'
i
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
ten
men
all
over
the
Dominion
,
a
n
remove
tiu
m
r
Hie
headache
look
nine..
here
l.isl
iiflil
linn
In
a
way
thai
no
other
remedy
will
do.
,
.
Mr
Win.
lU'lp.ird,
Lower
Slewlaike,
i
;
i
i
i.
hi
shoot
h
to
be
held
monthly
un-
xs;wrllM:..,
Uhh-
rren-d
Mr
a
t
til
April
ami
Hie
team
making,
wiu,
,y
hpaii.
n
would
ache
and
adie
Ilie
highest
aggregate
score
inl
until
it
made
me
m
nick
I
rmiid
not
do
Hie
four
matches
will
be
ileclar-1
-ny
'''"
"
""
r""r
lw,lll,s
r
e,l
the
winner.
A
cup
as'n
prlito;,
.
'
lhll,t.
tu.m.
fl.m
is
being
presented
to
Hie
succ
essful
leain
by
Colonel
C.
M.
Ed
wards,
D.S.O.
Tlie
scores
of
members
of
Hie
local
(earn
last
niylit
follow:
WESTHOLME
T
II.
Floyd
91
W.
Nnrrobin
8G
Colonel
Mcholls
85
Mortimer
F.
Lamb
83
.1.
V.
lliteltie,
jr
83
V.
M.
Hrown
83
V.
ltrass
'.
82
It.
Wilson
79
C.
McKwen
79
11.
V.
Cameron
J2
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
headache
of
any
kind."
n.B
Ji..
Iiai
been
on
tlie
market
for
the
lnt
10
years
and
In
rernpnlzed
liy
all
wlw
have
ued
It
to
lie
wllhnut
an
equal
as
a
remedy
fur
headaches;
put
iii
indy
liy
Tin;
T.
MlllMiin
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto.
Ol't.
PRINCIPAL
BRADY
TALKS
OF
CARLYLE
Eloquent
and
Inspired
Address
Delivered
Last
Night
Before
St.
Andrew's
Society
An
eloiueut
ami
inspiring
ud-n'ss
was
delivered
before
the
si.
Andrew's
Society
last
night
by
Principal
J.
C.
Hratly
who
gave
mi
interesting
discourse
of
well
over
an
hour
on
Hie
career
of
Thomas
(-arlyle,
famous
Scottish
author
and
poet.
Mr.
Hrady
traced
the
life
and
work
of
('arlyle
from
his
birth
lo
hi
death
and
entered
with
spirit
into
Ids
subject.
There
were
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
A.
II.
Hunter
and
John
McLean
and
a
violin
solo
by.
John
Hrem-
ne.
W.
Vaughau
Davie
was
accompanist.
Thomas
McJJIymont,
president
"f
Hie
society,
occupied
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance.
I
luring
Ihe
evening,
President
McClyinonl
presented
to
Hen
Ferguson
a
handsome
pipe
us
a
:iri.e
for
having
won
the
society's
recent
eribbage
lourna-iienl
.
VARIED
SUBJECTS
IN
SOME
NEW
BOOKS
AT
THE
LOCAL
LIBRARY
Among
additions
lo
Hie
local
ibrary
may
be
found
a
varied
lot
fif
books
appealing
lo
the
aslc.s
of
Hie
different
people
vho
would
wish
lo
read
or
study.
'Icre
are
some
of
thom:
"Talks
on
Talking,"
by
firen-ille
Klciscr.
"Addresses,"
by
Henry
Drum-mood.
"Ten
Minute
Plays,"
by
P.ierre
Loving.
'
"Tlie
Lady
of
Helmonl,"
by
S.
i.
hryihe.
,
"One
Act
Mays,"
by
G.
D.
Morley..
I
"St.
Joan,"
by
C.
It.
Shaw.
JT.ssays,"
by
Francis
Hacon.
'
"Wiiilerslow,"
by
William!
Maxllll.
"A
Second
Serapbook,"
by;
ieorsre
Saintslnirv.
!
"Kssays,"
'by
Arthur
Sehopen-lianr.
"Mark
Twaiu'.s
Speeches,"
by
S.
L.
Clcmeiis.
HOSPITAL
HAS
NEW
DIRECTORS
(eonlinuci
from
page
one
Little.
11.
Y.
a.
I.e.
ine,
S.
C.
Thompson,
lloss
Maekay,
Thomas
MeMeekfn.
S.
I).
Maedonald,
II.
K
lienson
ami
C.
II.
Klklns.
On
tlie
'irsl
ballol
S.
K.
Campbell,..!.
II.
riioinpsun,
.1.
L.
Chrislie
and
G.
II.
Klkins
wen;
(decled,
there
being
a
lie
for
fiflli
place
between
II.
II.
Little,
II.
V.
(i.
Lepinc
and
Thomas
McMcckin.
When
these
three
tianies
were
put
up
for
vot
ing
again,
Mr.
Little
was
elected
'The
retiring
president
I).
C.
Meltai"
declined
lo
have
his
name
placed
in
nominal
ion
as
did
also
Frank
llilib.
'life
ineeliiig
jiassed
a
vole
of
:
hanks
lo
tlie
retiring
director
ale.
t:.
V.
Kvitl
was
re-elecled
auditor
at
Hie
usual
salury
of
$150.
In
recognition
of
his
long
ser
vice
a.x
president
of
tlie
board
In
past
years,
1).
O.
Stewart
wae
elected
honorary
president.
In
making
a
mot
Ion
to
this
effect,
S.
K.
Campbell
said
he
had
been
requested
lo
do
so
by
Judge
F.
MeH.
Young,
I
hp
present
honorary
president.
.Mrs.
Dibb
seconded
the
motion
which
was
carried
witlt
enthusiasm.
Those
present
at
last
night's
meeting
included
President
1.
('
TITE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
January
3(
Children's
All
Wool
Pullover
Suits
(iartliiial,
Dark
Maxc-
Service
$3.95
Boys'
Strong
Work
Shiris
til
K'lirtL-i
ntnl
Itltn
nni
,
.
...
in
iiiiuai
iiiio
inm,
iiimi
It
.aniel,
t-u
luiles
l
o,,e,
T
d,al.
ami
ij.iji.
nizes
i
to
o
85c
SWIFT'S
PREMIUM
BACON
Taking
whole
side
33
'ic
lb.
W
eighl
anil
price
markeil
on
every
side.
lift
7
Svl
lft
I
Sw
FELS
NAPTHA
SOAP
Special,
75c
10
liars
lo
carton
BOYS'
WEAR
at
clean
up
prices
Mackinaws,
Overcoats,
Underwear,
Hose,
Boots,
etc.
at
Reduced
Prices
Boys'
Leather
Gauntlet
Gloves
Willi
Slar
on
cuff.
Meg.
$1,511.
Special
$1.00
WORLD
MATCHES
Special,
35c
package
3
for
$1.00
100
TINS
QUAKER
GREENGAGE
PLUMS,
2
'i
s,
in
Heavy
Syrup.
Meg.
05c.
Special
una
vuMrvtn
&imwumhu
HtAa,
'Ss.
Kxlra
Mpeeinl,
jier
(ill
.
.
;
5.
Pre-lnventory
Days
are
money
saving
events
for
our
patrons
All
oddments
and
broken
assortments
are
offered
at
very
low
prices
to
effect
a
speedy
clean
up.
The
limited
number
of
lines
mentioned
below
are
but
a
few
of
the
many
reductions
in
all
departments
Boys'
Heavy
Wool
Ribbed
Hose
Sizes
to
I
I
'i.
Hog.;
$1.25.
i''
95c
Heavy
Boys
Mackinaws
Pure
Wool
Finest
materials.
To
dear
$5.45
Iff
Boys'
Fleece-Lined
Shirts
and
Drawers
Keg.
l)l)c.
Per
gm-niciil
55c
.Combinations
Itegulitr
."St..
"ill.
Til
It
;
$1.10
Children's
Oliver
Twist
Suits
Ni'.illy
made
n
S
piillein.
Heg.
SO.OO.
S,
$4.45
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FOR
MONDAY,
TUESDAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
FROM
0
A.M.
TILL
12
NOON
ONLY
Swifl
I
Swilk
Swift
SwJJ
EAGLE
BRAND
CONDENSED
MILK
Special,
5
tins
for
90c
Limit
10
tins,
to
each
eu.slonier
TAPIOCA
OR
SAGO,
II
lbs.
for
EVAP.
PEELED
PEACHES,
:i
II..
for
....
23c
50c
.
.
.
20c
runt,
lahu
bPbUiML,
otiMiviHUCK
OR
SILVER
LEAF,
.1
Hi.
Pails
60c;
5
Hi.
ais
95c;
10
Hi,
J'aiU
15C
SI.
85
Mcllae.
Secretary
II.
W.
Hindi,
I),
(i.
Stewart,
L
II.
.Mortimer.
.Mrs.
Parsons,
It.
K.
Henson.
S.
C.
Thompson,
Thomas
McMcckin,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
T.
lloss
Maekay,
.1.
(i.
Sleen,
II.
V.
(i.
Lepine,
S.
Sua,
S.
I).
Maedonald,
Aid,
John
McKechnie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
llibb,
O.
!'.
Kelijp,
S.
K.
(Jaiui)-liell,
C.
II.
Klkins.
J.
L.
Clirislie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
1).'
l'lanl,
11.
II.
Little,
V.
V..
Oollison,
N.
Mus-salleni.
Archdeacon
Hix
and
J.
II.
'Thompson.
v
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Sunday,
February
1
High
7
:
47
aou.
17.7
ft.
L'0:I0
p.m.
I
i.H
"
Low
:0'J
a.m.
8,:t
"
lt:3i
p.m.
7.6
"
Monday,
February
2
Ill:li
H:
(5
a.m.
1
7.5
fl.
22:02
piiii.
I
LI)
"
Low'
'
2:t
i
aViii.
.5
"
15:15
).in.
7.C
"
The
Home
of
"20th
Century"
Clothes
Universal
Trading
Co
Satisfaction
Renewals
for
Spring
Cleaning
READY
MADE
CURTAINS,
MADRAS,
SCRIMS,
NETS,
AND
MARQUESETTES
ON
SALE
UNTIL
SATURDAY.
Klrsch
Flat
Curtain
Rods,
Curtain
Fixtures
and
Blinds
at
Special
Sale
Prices.
SPECIAL
OFFER
IN
DOUBLE
AND
SINGLE
FACED
VELOURS
Single
Faced
Velours
Sun
Fast
Poplins
In
Hrowii,
nine,
Hose,
mid
(ireeu.
Cream,
(irecn,
Dluc
nii.l
llrown,
a
Double
Faced
Velours
Casement
Cloth
In
Hliie,
llrown,
and
(iold.
Hale
Price
nil
inches
wide,
in
Cream.
Itosu
ttwl
l,l,r
'nnl
$4.00
H..e.
Kale
P.jce,
MTar.l
...
75c
.,
,
,
Shadow
Cloths
'.''
'""J'w
UMIi.
Sale
I'rice,
)mr
50
inch
Shadow
Cloll'i,
heavy
iali(y
.
i1",'1
..
$1.00
per
yard
$2.80
o
inch
Shadow
Clolh,
heavy
..ali(y.
no
inch
Silk
SI....i.v"
ciol'l.'.
Spci
ial.
,,u
:
,
$2-0
per
yard
;
$3.75
to
Hike
Advantage
of
our
Kale
will
mean
a
saving
lo
your.
GEO.
D.
TITE
3rd
Avenue.
The
Quaty
Homo
Furn&her
phone
20
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