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
Dripping,
of
lard.
Smith
Block
'lakes
lit
1
cakes
.
.
A
Modern
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
SPECIAL
REAL
BARGAINS
THIS
WEEK.
i
u;.
No.
i
i:
3
doz.
for
rs,
per
Creamery
duller,
per
i
I
lb.
box
,
FOR
doz.
45c
.
.
$1.25
b.
40c
$5.20
place
.
.
25c
Fresh
Meats
at
Reasonable
Prices
Economy
Store
417
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phones
84
and
18.
Dental
Service
At
a
Moderate
Fee
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
Phone
575
TRAIN
OF
FISH
OUT
TONIGHT
Landings
Here
Totalled
187,000
,
Pounds
and
Two
Car
Loads
Frozen
Going
Tlit'.
local
Fisli
Kxrliauge
today
liml
its
first
regular
full
day'
business
sinci'
I
lie
close
.season
went
into
effect
last
November;
Five
American
boat."
and
llirco
Canadian
sold
substantial
catches
totalling
1
87.000
pounds.
Some
of
the
clclies
were,
unusually
laifre.
Vith
the
supplj
belter,
the
price,
of
course,
dropped.
A
special
Irain
will
leave
tonight
taking
today's
landings
lo
the
eastern
market
together!
ail
tmmiach
troubles.
willr
two
carloads
of
frozen
hali-
but
that
arrived
last
night
from
Ketchikan.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
American
Mildred
II.
:.'
1,000
pounds,
at
COAST
REGARDING
LAND
DISTRICT.
DISTRICT
OF
COAST.
T.UK
Mil
ICE
that
Pacini'
.MUM.
I.
Hu
lled,
or
Vanemiver.
lirltl-li
Coliimliia.
PulU
lands
In
Cos
I
liMrlrt.
Ilanirn
3,
in
the
I'niHiirc
of
HrilMi
Columbia,
and
H-Mir
a
water
lol
on
the
wit
ftdi;
i!
Cousins
III-lei,
more
parlieularly
Uvitrribed
a
rid-luwt:
Coiimiciu-liiir
al
a
post
planlrd
mi
lilirti
tide
linn
on
llie
west
yliorr
of
llmnnm
Inlet
dltaiil
soullierty
aloiiir
hauie
sun
ft.
fnim
tin;
siiillieasl
ii.rner
ir
Lot
Ilia,
Cua-t
District,
Kanxr
3;
tin-tire
ninth
l3di-(r.K.,
a
distance
of
fi.SOU
rt.,
MMiri;
or
Iim,
lo
llw
yonthi-aM
rorner
of
Wapj
lot
1
1
CO;
Ilienee
nortli
I7desr.36-W'.
aloiia
llw
miiiIIi
boundary
i
t
said
water
lol
llfiii,
a
distance
of
BXS
rt.
to
the
soulliwenl
rorner
of
nald
lot
1
1
Oil;
llienre
rollow
inr
the
hiirh
tide
line
southerly
a
distance
nf
Vaiieomer.
H.C.
NOTICE.
l
TIIK
MKTTLII
OK
AN
API
I.IC.TI"N
ror
hi
w
or
a
ro"h
Cerlirieale
or
lllte
for
Lots
thirty
Clhi
and
Ihlrty-iHie
'31
1.
Illis'k
sevii
(7).
Section
five
i:lly
or
Prince
lni
rl.
Map
933.
Sallsraelory
phmT
or
the
los
and
le
-trii
linn
or
llie
fierliricale
of
tlile
-ovee
Itttr
I
tin
aluiaut
linlu.
Iiqulitt
lirwiti
liniliiii1
LAND
ACT.
In
SWna
Land
Idulrlct
of
Prince
lluxrl
lleinrilluir
IXslrlrt.
.
TAM-:
MITICK
thai
lieorire
l.ltlle.
or
Terrare.
II.
,
occupullnii
lumberman,
and
C.
L.
M.
fidrirey.
of
Terrace.
ll.C
oecn-pullon
liiiulK-rman.
luletid
t'i
apply
for
permission
In
puri'lmv-
llie
following
lie
v..ll..(
l.mlj
t,.m
la.ili..
hI'I
I
.la.
A
vivid
ilndii-ilruniii
uf
everyilay
life,
ilcpiclinu;
(he
1
1
a
in
i
wiMiiighl
by
Dial
pnlilie
miisanci'.
the
idle
guskipcr.
Idle
Tontines,
svoi'se
lliiin
serpenl's
fiiiigs,
false
gossip
is
their
lux
I.
Kverytuie
sliouhl
see
(his
lirillianl
pliolo-play,
mi
iidapliilion
of
Joseph
(j.
Lincoln's
famous
novel,
"Dr.
Nye."
(kuiie
ninl
learn
Iniw
lo
guard
against
venomous
tongues
thai
wag
Hie
fuslesl
when
lliey
have
least
In
wag
iiliiinl.
No
niiiti
or
wiiiiuui
is
safe.
Yoil,
vourself,
may
lie
the
mux
I
vict
yn.'
Superb
sellings
ami
scenery.
Kxcepliuuiil
:asl.
Percy
Marmont,
Doris
Kenyon,
Claude
Gillingwatcr,
Malcolm
MacGregor,
David
Torrence,
Lucille
Ricksen
'and.
others.
COMEDY-
"NORTH
OF
50-50."
SPECIAL
COMEDY-
"SOMEWHERE
IN
WRONG."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
35c
and
10c
DOES
EVERY
MEAL
CAUSE
YOU
DISTRESS?
IF
IT
DOES
YOU
SHOULD
TAKE
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
.Mr.
M.
1
I.I.IiIiUt,
Heairr
llaibur.'
nijrlll
ill
the
Hosloil
Hall
h
i
Pvlhinii
Sislers
.VII..
wrlU-s:
"I
I
was
was
tntilll
iruimicii
wltli
wmi
my
"'.T
simiiarli
for
muw
Uun;
.and
rcrj
Ihlnir
I
ot
srwnecl
lo
Ulslrrss
me.
I
tried
iiianj;
ililTrieht
iiHtllrlnr.
but
wlilmul
my
rp-
mill.
Klually
I
m
ailvliMtl
to
try
ll.ll.H
ami
after
Imvlnir
lakrn
.fvrral
ImiIIIch
lll.i.li,.-
Hi
ruliiplilcly
i-rlli'Veil
'i
my
tniuunvl
I
ran
niiw
cat
anything
1
wIkIi,
llianks
'
I..
U.B.D."
i
,
II
unlock
IIhmhI
.
Hitters
puU
tiie
stoiiucll
lulo
inrfM-1
i-hapo
by
proiiuitinir
proirr
illltcHlim;
and
diirinir
th
past
40
year
ft
lrn.4
Imh-ii
nil
the
market
lias
made
i
reputation,
wmid
to
none,
fur
rellrvliisr
Cut
iij
tnly
by
Tiie
T
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
APPLICATION
LICENCE.
LAND
ACT.
Mllburu
Co
I3.0e
and
7c,
to
llie
lloyal
fish
Co.
Arctic,
1S,000
pounds,
al
lie
ami
15c,
lo'lhe
Atliu
Fisheries
Condor,
3,500
pounds,
al
IIIC
ami
Co:,
and
Viking,
11,500
pouiids,
at
13.8c
and
7c,
lo
the
aim
I
al
r
.ildinilii'
mirr.
iiiirinis
i,
.il'l'ij
;
,
...
.
..
,
.i...
rnr
a
icaw
or
iik.-
roimwiiiir
uescriwii
i
i..uii'ii.in
i
.i.ii
Col
Ka
I.
1
ur.
Htlt
r....,t..1
.i
I
I
I
f.l
laud
(c,
lo
Hie
Ilooth
Canadian.
Pacific
and
Canadian
l'ish
it
Ctdd
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Tramp,
10,000
pounds,
al
I
'.'.5c
and
7c.
and
i:.
I.ipsell,
10,0(10
pounds,
al
12c
and
7c,
to
llie
Canadian
Fish
A;
(nld
.Storage
7.(iiii
ft.,
more
or
less,
lo
the
point
or
Co.
eoiiiuienecuiciit,
ronlaliilnic
70
acres
more
,,,,
,
......
,
...
or
less
Alii,
1,11(1(1
pounds,
al
He
li.MKO
January
PACIHC
lull.
MILLS
IIMITKI).
,.
,
i
10
,i
""y"1
Viil
1
I'isli
","
I'.it
By
jnmks
ii.
I..UVSO.V
l
ite
American
seliooner
lladio
Assistant
Serreiary.
.
......
.
lm
Slmdard
Kank
liiiildniir.
came
III
Willi
Mj.IMJO
pounds
bill.
sin
li-liinrs
street.
West.
,,..
....li.rio.l
w-illi
(In
cleared
..for
Seattle.
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
OF
aii'iJ
price.
Molor-liip
Ilclliu:;haiii,
Cvid.
S.en
Williams
was
in
port
fron1.
Ketchikan
last
night
ilischiir?iir:
two
carloads
of
frozen
halilnll
for
Iransshipnieiit
I'.asl
over
llie
id
me
ii
is
my
intention
to
istiip.
after
the
Canadian
National
Hail
ways
pMilratlon
of
ene
iihhiIIi
tnnn
llie
firl
i
1
ouiillcation
hereof,
a
freli
Certificate
or
title
In
llie
name
of
lilnard
II.
Pierre
ror
the
said
land,
which
Certificate
o'
lllte
Is
dated
llie
Jlllli
June
1013,
and
l
iiiinilx'red
3093
I.
II.
K.
Mr.l.Eon.
Iirirlsirar
of
Titles.
Land
lleirlstrv
Orflce,
Prlnrp
Huwrt.
B.C.
Iinonra
"nlh
S
LIQUOR
ACT.
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
lEER
i
MilICK
Is
heisliy
glvee
that
oil
Hit
I
;ih
day
of
March
ueM
llie
iiiiJerlne(l
InteiidH
tu
apply
In
the
Liquor
Ormtrol
Hoard
for
a
liceiie
In
re-cl
pi
prr
nilse,
i
i.inr
oal-t
or
llie
till
1
1,1
iliv
klioun
a
Port
Clements
Hi,
,
I.
.ituaied
at
I'orl
'
lemctits.
Vlieen
Cliarlolle
Inlands
I'ni
v.nee
or
Hrlll'li
Columbia.
iihiii
llie
l,nid
ilescnbeii
a
Lot
seven
(7'.
iuock
roriy
..veil
I17.
Sulidivlslon
or
Lot
seven
hundred
and
forly-slx
(710.
Vm-en
i.harlotte
Id-lrlet.
li.c.
a
shown
on
a
reirl'lered
map
or
plan
dc(oiied
In
llie
Mud
llcKistry
orflce
ai
the
Lily
of
rrlnep
liuivrt
and
rumb.wd
1070;
for
the
Couimenrlna-
al
a
h.s
plinled
al
sonlb
ale
or
beer
by
the
irlass
or
by
tlio
open
end
or
Island
situated
near
inuulh
or
Kit-
leillle
for
eon-umptioii
tti.lliR
premises,
siimkalluiii
lllver
and
Ivlur
near
west
bank
HATKIi
al
prince
lliiiert,
U.C.,
tbli
Clb
i,r
aald
rlvi
r
thi.nea
rnllonlnir
liorn
line
I
day
Of
leliruarv.
IOJ.'i.
Around
Islanil
lo
tiolnl
of
eoiiimeiiceiiient.
i
KltWK
.HICKS.
rontalulnir
85
aere.
morn
or
lesa.
fiFOIifJK
I.ITTLK
anil
CUIIIK
l
M.
(linriEY.
Ariptu-o
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonjght
Only,
7
and
9
p.m.
"IDLE
TONGUES
"
;
GOVERNMENT
I
NOTICE
OF
owner
and
Manarer
Port
Clements
Hotel.
Miphvart
LIQUOR
FOR
ACT.
3
Diningroom
Suites
at
a
Bargain
8
Piece
Hardwood
Suite
8
Piece
Fumed
Oak
Suite
9
Piece
Hardwood
Suite
3rd
Avenue,
GEO.
D.
THE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
$100.00
$120.00
$130.00
Phone
20
EER
NOTICK
i
hereby
iriven
Ihat
on
llie
Till
ilnv
i.r
March
next,
the
uiidcrslnneil
intendi-
In
apply
tu
the
Liquor
Control
hoard
ror
a
licence
In
TPiecl
or
iremlses
i-elnir
pari
or
the
buildin?
knnnn
as
The
IUvsHirl
Hotel,
situated
In
the
town
if
llayssii.
ll.C.
upon
llie
land
described
n
l.ot
nrty-lhree
IT.
3
and
rirty-rour
i4),
lie
lllock
eleve
(II),
areorilliiir
In
i
reirlslered
map
deptstled
In
the
Land
ItrvMrv
orflce.
at
tiie
Clly
of
Prince
Itupert,
lor
llie
sale
or
beer
by
the
irlas
or
by
the,
oen
tcittle
lur
i-oiiiimpllon
on
llie
premiKes.
liVTIIi
at
HavHMirt,
B.C..
Ibis
Sth
dav
r
Ktbruary,
I0JS.
(MUS.)
M.
A.
lil'Pi
m.
Owner
and
Manairer
or
llaysKirl
llutet.
sppnrani
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Ltaa
Land
in
SKeena
l.anil
District,
iieeoniinif
ui
Irlrt
of
Prince
Itnuert.
and
situate
an
nrniliiialclv
two
miles
southeast
Junction
or
the
Ski-ena
and
Ocslall
lllycra
on
the
skeeim
lllver
Take
Notice
Hull
Oeorire.
Frlliell.
of
Prince
lluncrt.
ll.C.
orcunatloll
tnerrbaut
Inlend
ti
apply
ror
tiennlssloli
tu
leiie
l
ie
fiilliiwlni
ilescrlbed
lands:
Comiiienclnir
at
a
post
planted
on
the
south
side
or
Skeena
lllver,
llienee
smith
nest
&
chains;
llienee
southeast
10
chains
thence
northeast
G
ebains:
llienco
north
west
10
rlnltii
along
tiie
bank
pr
the
Skeena
lllyer
t
the
tiolnt
or
roininence
ilieiit,
and
cotiialnlnir
IS
acres,
more
or
less.
CKonnr
o.
nuzzn
t..
Name,
of
Applicant,
Paled
Januarr
th.
I
OSS.
ENJOYABLE
WHIST
DRIVE
LAST
NIGHT
Pythian
Sisters
Entertained
""
Friends
at
Affair
in
Boston
Hall
Twelve
Tables
An
enjoyable
whist
ioeial
exenfnir
drive
held
and
last
the
Twelve
tables
of
whist
resulted
in
the
following
winners:
Ladies'
first.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Large;
seeo'nd.
Mrs.
Kd.
I'nger;
linens
rirsl.
Waller
ji.ei.eou,
men's
second,
A.
Unison.
After
enrd
playing,
refreshments
were
served
and
Hie
rest
of
the-
evening
was
spent
in
an
informal
social
.manner.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
I).
McCyllougli
;
convener),
Mrs.
1'.
J.
Ityan.
Mrs.
W.
.(iilchrist
and
Mrs.
A.
CLAUDE
V.
SYMES
IS
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
FOR
CAUSING
DEATH
LITTLE
NORMA
MUNRO
RECENTLY.
(continued
from
page
one)
and
no
jury
could
convict
him
of
negligence
or
manslaughter
oit
the
evidence
presented.
Negligence
eotild
not
lie
inferred
directly
or
indirectly.
He
thought
llie
prosecutor
himself
should
ask
for
dismissal.
Not
Much
Evidence
Mr.
Jones
explained
thai
it
was
the
duly
of
the
crown
prosecutor
lo
luiiig
out
the
fads
or
the
case,
llie
ipiesljon
was
wliethcr
or
not
accused
was
guilty
of
culpable
homicide.
He
had
admitted
that
he
was
aware
of
conditions
mi
t
ilth
Ayeiuie
Kasl
mid
thai
children
Wen'
in
Hie
haliil
of
fre-ipieiiliitK
'
Itiis
thoroughfare.
The
accused
might
or
might
not
have
exercised
llie
extra
care
thai
would
ill-solve
upon
him
under
such
circumstances.
There
win
not
much
evidence
lo
show
it
bill,
perhaps,
he
had
been
going
a
lillle"
faster
thai;
the
occasion
Aiiraniled.
"I
do
not
think,
how-ewT,"
said
Mr.
.loues,
'ihal
I
here
is
enough
evidence
to
warrant
a
coiiyicjion
oT
manslaughter
but
il
is
tip
io
Your
Wiorship
lo
decide
whetlo'r
or
not
accused
should
be
,,
committed."
Mr.
lones
said
llial
llie
siibscipieul
conduct
of
accused
was
in
his
favor.
He
tiad
.shown
that
was
exIrcHi.cly
sorry
for
Un
fortunate
occurrence.
Is
Committed
"I
have
decided
on
the
he
1
1
1
1
evi-
denci'ilo
send
you
before
a
jury."
tid
His
Worship
in
addressiii
his
decision
lo
Synies.
'!
do
no'
feel
that
I
have
been
carried
tiway
hy
the
sadness
of
the
case."!
Accused
had
nothlii:
to
say
when
the
deposit
ion
was
read
lo
him.
Hail
is
being
arranged
in
tin'
County
Court.
STEWART'S
YEAR
OF
DEVEL
OPMENT
SAYS
PORTLAND
'CANAL
NEWS
EDITOR
TELLING
OF
PROSPECTS
IN
HIS
CAMP.
(continued
from
page
one;
iMinwell
on
Hie
noi'lh.
II
has
Ihei
same
vein
system
ami
llie
en-
ineer
reports
Ihal
the
rock
now
lieiiiK
penetrated
is
identical
willi
lite
dyke
rock
passed
through
lierine
llie
Dunwell
vein
was
encountered,
llie
people
in
the
noi'lh,
Mr.
Hull
says,
are
looking
for
machinery
mill
supplies
toarrixc
wilhiii
the
iiijxl
few
weeks
while
lite
snow
crust
is
still
on
for
a
nuinher
of
properties,
Including
the
SiKcr
(Vest,
United
Km
pi
re.
Kufus,
Uuliy
Silver,
Kmjieror
and
otlfers.
Heavy
Machinery
L'uder
the
direction
of
Mnn-aer
II.
1.
Hill
the
heav
conceii-
I
in
tor
machinery
for
lite
l.ake-xiew
is
bciiiir
dragged
up
Hie
hill
in
ii
id
lireakiiig
lime.
The
heaviest
piecti
is
i.ion
pounds,
lids
properly
is
east
of
Dun-
well.
A
lilock
ami
Inckle
is
lie-in
used
in
gelling
il
past
llie
had
places
with
six
horses.
A
compressor
house
is
lieiu
htiill
and
hy
the
time
Hie
machinery
is
all
on
Hie
ground
il
will
he
completed,
v
There
is
.nti
undeicufreiit
of
exeilemenl
In
regurd
lo
Hie
ln-diiui
Mines
iof
which
J.
l'red
Itilcliie
is
president
and
general
tniiniuer.
Mr.
Ililchie
has
heen
nt
(he
miiiu
almosl
a
month
checking
up
the
diumoml
drill
Dr.
H.rtel's
Female
Pillt
H.
aulitrd
ratur.
thouiandi
raaotlaithal
ernturr,
eorrtctinf
eau,
buildins'
up
mat
atrcncth.nin
oan,
rrlUrlnir
ULLAYtl),
d
AINFlJI.
MENSTKUA.T10N,
NEIt-VOUSNESS,
BACKACUK,
DIZZINESS,
cte,
ii(dMiirniuidruK.
Boldenlrin
Ueiledlllnr.-Corrr
TIM
BOX
with
our
.icn.tuiw.
UrurcUU
verywheM,
of
dirert
br
mil,
pl.ln
Mfluit
tl
00
Iiicktrkcktf
JUmJr
C...
71
E.
Ffttt
SU
TMoalt.Co.
Cltc.ltrBtibd.i
imwI.
'
Tremendous
Bargains
Dollar
Da
Wednesday
work
which
is
now
finished.
A
lolal
oT
I'.-'HO
reel
of
holes
has
iieen
limed
ill
3H
days,
driviu
hot
Ii
ways
from
Hie
tunnel
aloiiK
a
distance
of
R'H
feel.
While
Mr.
Ililchie
refused
lo
talk
for
publication
in
some
manner
ilj
has
leaked
out
Hint
the
drills'
disclosed
fine
ore
bodies,
which
were
unknown
prior
to
this
time
j
.Mr.
Hull
says
thai
when
lie
leu
Slewarl
a
num'lief.of
people
were
trying
to
buy
Indian
stock
at
(he
present
low
prices.
An
American
Property
The
llixerside
properly,
seven
utiles
up
the
Salmon
Hiver
from
llyder,
has
a
concentrating
mill
working
lo
capacity,
handling
CO
Ions
oT
ore
a
day
and
turning
out
l.'i
(mis
of
couceulrales.
There
is
on
this
property
a
mile
of
underground
workings
and
an
enormuiis
loiinace
of
ore
blocked
mil.'
The
peeuliarily
of
Iliis
iiiine
is
thai
il
lies
tfnlirely
in
thi!
graiio-diorite
formation
whicli
is
usuiilly
considered
.bar
ren.
The
development
of
Ihi
mine
has
been
due
lo
(he
courage
of
four
men
under
often
most
discouraging
i
r
o
u
instances.
'I'hese
men
are
Messrs.
Strong
and
llarber
of
Kclchikan,
Hlack
of
Seal
lie
and
.lack
l.itllepage,
the
engineer
who
has
had
charge
since
llie
properly
was
taken
over.
Capl.
1'.
Mc.Tauua
of
tho
Vuu-couver
Dredging
&
Salvage
Co.
is
sulllng
lonlgliL'
on
the
Carduua
for
Viiiiconver,
on
a
business
trip.
i
V.
Mitchell
f.f
Iho
Daily
.News
i'6iiiioiiig
room
slulV
is
sailing
lotiixlil
on
Ihi.xXlardoiiit
for
Van
emiver
mid
Seultlo
on
a
holiday
trip.
West
of
England
Store
SPUN
SILKS
1
Yard
f
or
.
.
.
.
$1
.00
The
finest
quality
2t
inch
Spun
Silk,
in
a
range
tr
20
shades,
including
'
l'ink,
.Mauve,
Jade,
Harding,
Hose,
Han-
ana,
(irey.
Pencil,
Ulack,
Copen,
N.'ivy,
.Nigger.
Tomnlo.
etc.,
elc.
DOLLAR
DAY
...
1
yard
for
$1.00
GINGHAMS
.
3
Yards
for
...
$1.00
Two
ilozen
patterns
In
choose
from
iiusiicli
vyell
kiniwii
makes
us
Anderson
and
Kuigcid.
:i2
inches
wide.
DOLLAR
DAY
...
3
Yards
for
S1.00
SATINETTE
2
Yards
for
.
.
.
SI
.00
In
a
range
of
!"
."limit's.
Soft
satin
finish,
a
.ipialily
whicli
usually
sells
al
75c,
iW
inches
wide.
DOLLAR
DAY
.
.
.
2
Yards
for
$1.00
ENGLISH
CHIFFONELLE
m
Yards
for
t.
.
$1.00
Soiiiellitng
nvna
for
dainly
tnidcr-lliings,
giiaruulet'il
lo
wnsli
ami
wear
lo
mir
satisfaction.
'
DOLLAR
DAY
.
.
1S
Yards
for
$1.00
ENGLISH
BROADCLOTH
1
Yards
for
$1.00
The
in'osl
popular
malt-rial
for
Slips
and
Hlotisos,
Shades
include
Hlack,
,av.
I'nddy,
Salmon.
Snml,
Muuve,
Alice
lirey,
Peach.
u
ml
Ui
inches.
DOLLAR
DAY
.
.
1
'4
Yards
for
$1.00
NATURAL
RAW
SILK
PONGEE
I'n
Yards
for
.
.
$1.00
A
fine
smooth
Silk
which
women
will
quickly
pin'clinsc
for
Hloiincs.
Niglihc.s.
Illoomcrs
nr
liliildiTn
s
wenr.
DOLLAR
DAY
1U
Yards
for
$1.00
y
Wednesday
ENGLISH
UNDERWEAR
CREPE
3
Yards
for
.
$1.00
fiver
eighteen
piam
..
,
Hird
and
I'loial
design-;
v.
known
IMesse
Crepe.
Worn
,
y
;
t
it
I
,
and
which
we
imiiikji
'
);
Hgatu
at
this
prii-e.
DOLLAR
DAY
.
3
Yards
for
$1.00
"
FIGURED
SATIN
&
COTTON
CREPES
1
Yard
for
.
.
$1,00
l,ocly
design
lor
Itlon
ii,
es,
previotislv
fealured
;i(
DOLLAR
DAY
...
1
yard
for
$1.00
54
INCH
NAVY
SERGE
1
Yard
for
.
.
$1.00
A
wool
serge
gnaninii'i
d
t
islaclioii.
I
iicipiallcd
fur
t,
Uliildreu's
liresse
and
Hi
House
llri'sse.
Sells
t'vervwNi
i
j
DOLLAR
DAY
.
.
.
1
yard
for
$1.00
JAP
COTTON
CREPE
4
Yards
for
.
.
.
$1.00
Splendid
wearing
.1,1
material
for
House
Uie--c
I
or
Children'-
(larinriil.
l.i
"
W
hile,
I'ciich.
I'ui
ple,
St
.,.
.
i
chid,
tJtipen,
elc.
Worth
ju
DOLLAR
DAY
.
.
.
4
Yards
for
$1.00
GINGHAMS
4
Yards
for
.
$1.00
A
special
purchac
c.i
;
offer
Ihese
112
nu
ll
Kiugrni
I
lllis
(
xlraortlinaiy
low
pric
DOLLAR
DAY
.
.
4
Yards
for
$1.00
54
INCH
FARMERS'
SATIN
1
Vz
Yards
for
$1.00
I'.verv
woman
will
de
tins
for
Aprons.
m-
hi
Hlooiner-
lle-
S
m
.
DOLLAR
DAY
1
Yards
for
$1.00
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
A
Small
Deposit
will
reserve
any
of
these
lines
for
a
few
days
JUST
ABKlVfcD
CO
APC
Ladies?NewP
IjOlEiJ
Spring
J
HOES
Tiie
very
lulel
sliles
hi
.
Itlurk
ami
Hrow
H:
;
Hniwii.
(tivy
ami
Hlack
Siit'dcs,
Haleiils.
and
HI
'"'
Mrtnvii
Kid.
Take
imi'
choice
ol
I'uiiips
'
H,r,v'
lion's.
Dixie
Tics.
l,ow.
Modiiiin,
Hpniiisli
and
Midi
ilf
Heels.
All
sizes.
We
hue
also
just
receixeil
a
shipment
oi
UACI7
Ladies'
Penman
and
nU
JL
Monarch
Knit
HOSE
in
colors
dial
will
malcli
niiv
dress
or
shoe-
1
"
(irunilc.
Chicle.
Hlack.
Tan
Hark,
Toast.
Win'1
Log
Cabin,
am
Huff,
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
Phono
645.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St
I
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IT
AT!
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lbs.
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25c
(new'
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