"AGE
SLT
TOE
DAILY
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
nh
Ivnrv.
nenulnn
!
B"""!
.
.
-
J
I
o
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
Phone
645.
LIVED
A
FAST
LIFE
AND
NOW
CASH
IS
GONE
Countess
Was
in
Class
With
Adcllna
Pattl
and
Rich:
Now
Resides
in
Barn
Itlli.VPKST.
J'eb.
3.
i:ouiitLS!:'',""aI
a
countess
living
iu
a
chicken
liiirti.
In
tin"
liltlo
commune
of
llidcgktit,
iinjnedialely
outside
of
ltudnpcs.1,
itiul
adjacent
lo
the
fasliionalile
residential
section
known
as
"Cool
Valley,'.'
llic
Corner
3rd
and
7th.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
7
and
8
p.m.
'The
Side
Show
of
Life
A
three-ring
draitin
of
circus,
stage
and
society.
A
picture
which
throws
Hie
spotlight
on
the
secret,
hehind-llie-scene
life
of
a
circus
funny
man
showing
him
as
he
really
Is,
stripped
of
his
grease
pain!
and
hag
of
tricks.
A
brand
new
kind
of
love
story
willi
a
clown
as
the
lover
mid
Ihe
Nig;
'lop
and
I
he
Sawdust
Ming
as
the
sellings.
The
iove-drumu
of
the
fnn-muker
who
rose
to
u
higher
plane;
who
had
lo
choose
holween
the
society
girl
of
his
new
world
a'ud
the
circus
girl
he
had
left
behind
him.
A
strong
mixture
of
romance
and
comedy.
Strong
cast:
Ernest
Torrence,
Anna
Q.
Nilsson,
Neil
Hamilton,
Lawrence
D'Orsay,
Maurice
Cannon,
Louise
Lagrange
and
others.
"FIGHT
AND
WIN"
SERIES,
No.
6
JACK
DEMPSEY
In
"BRING
HIM
IN."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
and
10c
no
bones
BAD
BLOOD
IS
THE
CAUSE
OF
PIMPLES
AND
BOILS
What
lull
iii'i'il
nlicii
the
IiIikmI
gvti
I
nut
nf
mdir
Is
a
tfunil
toule
to
Kino
iml
1
Iiuilcl
up
till'
lll
III
.iiiiJ
put
tilt'
1'1'HhI
lulu
iht-
h;ipe.
Kor
llils
('ilK)M
tlii'lf
Is
imtliiiit?
to
turSil
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
each,
wlio
was
mo
of
the
weal-,
...
.
.
,IMher,
,..
s.k
Wllic:
lliicsl
landowners
ill
Hungary,
fur
several
jmi
1
was
troubled
rl
.
icalmriits
,lut
ruiilil
Krt
no
results.
I
I
lieu
took
liunl'irk'
UIwkI
lilllers
anil
boraniu
free
of
my
Inmlilv.
It
11
Hie
only
iimlirliii!
I
cut
lixjk
that
Old
Hie
any
piod."
U.U.U..
lias
bci'ii
on
the
market
fur
18
ji'am;
ii
I
up
only
by
The
T.
countess
lives
williiu
four
plain
.
MHuuru
u..
j.iwm-u.
Tqiuhk
out
board
walls
in
a
room
about
C1
-
by
0
feet,
amid
numerous
chickens
ami
a
large
brood
of
dogs.
Withered
Dame
'I'lie
countess
is
now
an
obi,
withered
danrt',
clail
in
a
man's
lung'
coal
n
nil
soldier's
boots.
She
.speaks
Frelicli
fluently
Willi
a
rich,
mellow
voice,
ami
Makes
Guessing
CAir
r
LADIES
AND
GENTLEMEN
You
have
read
about
many
sales,
but
this
is
a
little
different
We
have
just
finished
our
sluek-laking
uml
fiutl
thai
we
are
nnieli
overs
lockeil
in
our
llNllKUYVKAll
DKPAltT-Mli.NT.
We
cult
supply
Hit
City
of
Prince
Ilupert's
cliililreu
una
ailulls
with
a
garment
each
anil
a
lillle
lo
spare.
WELL,
WHAT
ARE
WE
GOING
TO
DO
ABOUT
IT?
HERE
IS
THE
ANSWER!
We
are
going
lo
offer
il
al
a
ridiculously
low
price
ami
lurii
it
into
rush.,
A
dollar
in
the
cash
register
is
heller
IIiiiii
leu
on
Hie
shelf,
Ve
are
going
lo
keep
ynii
guessing
Regarding
the
Price
hut
we
ussure
you
it
will
he
a
good
one.
Turiihull's
Pure
Wool
CKKTKK
Combinations.
Iteg.
7.7.'
Sale
?
Watson's
Pure
Wool
(Joinhiiialions.
Heg.
.$(5.75
.
.
Sale
?
Watson's
Silk
and
Wool
Oomhiiialiiuis.
Ileg.
.$(i.50
Sale
?
Penman's
lin
Combinations.
Ileg.
$.".."0
Sale?
Penman's
71
ISombiiialions.
Heg.
$2.75
Sale?
TurnbtilPs
Pure
Wool
Vests
and
Hlooniers.
Ileg.
:.7o
Sale
?
Watson's
.Silk
and
Wool
Vests.
Ileg.
.$:i.ri()
Sale
?
To
find
out
liie
prices
compare
Jhe
above
with
our
windows
And
when
you
are
in
our
store,
walk
over
to
our
Underwear
Dept.
and.
guess
approximately
the
number
of
garments
we
have.
Write
It
down
with
your
Name.
The
nearest
guess
will
get
$10.09.
Although
you
might
not
need
il
now,
Ihese
prices
will
make
you
buy.
Sale
continues
till
February
10th.
AWu
with
the
guessing
sale,
we
are
offering
Hcin-nanls
ol
Silks,
Dress
floods,
I'lannelclle,
Sheeting,
While
Oillon,
(irey
Cotton,
Voile
anil
Cretonnes
al,
greatly
reduced
prices.
Jabour
Brothers,
Ltd.
whatever
about
her
story.
"I
am
a
daughter
Alexander
t'o
rgac
1
1
,"
j
m
W
of
Count
she
said
recently.
"My
sister
Klisc
committed
suicide;
my
brother
Anton
was
killed
al
the
same
lime
wilh
his
friend
and
nifaslcr,
I'.m-ncror
Maximilian
of
.Mexico.
From
my
father
I
inherited
10,-
itlO
gulden.
Frivolous
Girl
"I
was
frivolous
when
a
young
'-'rl.
As
I
had
a
good
voice,
I
was
determined
lo
go
lo
liniment,
bill
my
fa
I
her
said
(hat
a
Countess
Forgaeh
could
liol
ciioose
such
a
profession.
So
I
;in
away
lo
I'nris.
I
here
I
got
.thing
well
on
I
lie
stage.
I
appeared
under
the
stage-name
of
aruiina
Mare,
and
was
in
a
class
willi
Adelina
I'alti
and
Christine
Nielsen.
Verdi
coni-oes
roles
especially
for
me.
In
!'aris.
Hume
and
f.ondon
I
hie'ved
.'real
Iriumphs.
Later
I
became
the
friend
of
Princess
alliera
al
J'aris.
When
I
learned
Unit
my
father
was
dying,
I
hurried
back
lo
Hungary.
ANer
his
death
I
remained
in
Hungary
and
look
charge
of
my
lierilanee.
1
really
don't
know
"lial
happened
lo
my
money.
I
-tiould
like
lo
gel
hack
lo
my
castle
al
Kles.
All
I
want
is
a
"iiom
and
a
hundred
chickens
ml
twenty
dogs."
Fast
Pace
Her
relatives
stale
that
the
ounless
lias
lived
al
such
a
fast
.ace
thul
there
is
literally
nulling
left
of
her
estate.
JAPANESE
PRINCE
LEAVING
SOON
FOR
ENGLISH
UNIVERSITY
Yasuhito
Will
Spend
Four
Years
at
Oxford
and
Will
Study
Sociology
TOKIU.
Feb.
Prince
Yasii-!
iiln
Chickiliu,
second
son
of
Hie
enrperor,
will
sail
for
Knglainl
in
May
for
a
slay
of
possibly
our
years.
He
will
enter
Oxford
'
niversity
ami,
breaking
all
precedents
for
a
'prince
of
the
royal
bouse,
will
live
in
college
premises.
The
prince's
first
year
abroad
will
lie
spent
in
Ihe
home
of
a
Jlrilisb
family
whose
name
has
ii'd
been
divulged,
ami
afler
a
grounding
in
iKntfUsh
(he
will
i
liter
upon
his
university
course;
mid
specialize
in
sociology.
This
will
be
Hie
rirsl
lime
thai
a
Prince
of
Japan
has
studied
ill
i
foreign
university
except
mili-lary
institutions,
and
Hie
radical
departure
from
custom
is
look-i'd
upon
in
.Inpan
jis
indicating
a
marked
change
in
the
position
of
the
royal
house.
CHARGES
IMMORALITY
UNlVERSITYJjTUDENTS
Judge
Speaks
of
All
Night
Carousals,
Wild
Parties
In
"
Lurid
Colors
MADISON,
Wis.,
Feb.
:i.
llaliyloiiiaii
revels
in
the
I.alin
iiuarler
were
painted
in
lurid
colors
by
Judge
Ole
Slolen
today
as
he
reiterated
his
charges
of
tininorality
among
university
nT
Wisconsin
students.
All
night
carousals,
drinking
uml
immorality,
that
is
what
has
taken
place
in
some
fraternlly
houses
at
the
university.
Judge
(,I.Tfe4tt.Mint
CATARRH
of
th
BLADDER
UK
SuCttUMt
l.ch
Capnuts
(Mlnvl
$3.95
Stolen
said.
The
stories
of
these'
wild
parlies
came
from
the
lips!
or
"town
girls''
hilled
into
juvenile
court
for
ilelinipicncy.
I.
Diversity
authorities
refused
today
lu
coiunienl
on
Judge
Stolen"
assertions
and
declared
they
were
willi
him
in
his
determination
lo
t:ive
any
orfeinl.
er,
wliellier
a
student
or
not,
Ihe
limit
of
Hie
law.
Hut
llicv
uuielly
pointed
out
Hint
Hie
conditions
lie
referred
to
prevailed
in
fraternity
houses
only
during
vacation
periods
when
Hie
men
were
away
and
I
lie
empty
houses
are
taken
over
by
irresponsible
parlies.
Iluiver
sity
officials
emphasized
the
Tact
that
no
coeds
are
involved
in
the
court
cases
on
which
Judge
Slolen
based
bis
Jeremiad
Tin'
linl'ji,
,11,1
not
confine
bis
accusation
lo
Hie
utiiverAly.
Sixty
per
cent
of
Madison
youths
are,
or
have
been,
diseased
to
some
degree,
lie
said.
"i
cannot
understand
how
85
c
200
TINS
QUAKER
STANDARD
PEAS,
Si's.
Kxlrit
Special,
per
tin
business
men,
who
would
not
cash
a
cheek
for
Hie
Angel
(ia-liriel
unless
il
was
eouiilersii4ued
by
(iml,
will
trusl
their
own
daughters
wilh
any
acipiainlaiice
lliey
may
pick
up,
l.iipior
and
women
are
Hie
cra.e
of
Ihe
age,
crime
Increases,
ami
Ihe
counly
.jail
could
lie
filled
twice
a
week
If
every
offender
was
sent
up,
Stolen
continued.
VELVET
POCHETTE
LATEST
NOVELTY
Are
About
Hair
the
Size
of
Women's
Hand
Bags
and
are
Vogue
In
Paris
PA1IIS,
Feb,
fl
The
"Velvet
Poehelle"
Is
the
latest
fashion
lu
bags
which
Ihe
Paris
creative
genius,
always
on
(lie
alert
in
imagining
charming
new
frivol
ities
lo
tempt
the
faslilonable
Boys'
Leather
Gauntlet
Gloves
Willi
Slur
on
corf.
Ileg.
l.r0.
Special
$1.00
woman's
fancy,
lilts
invented.
They
are
mostly
made
In
old-rose
velvet,
brightened
by
a
rornial
design
or
sleel
paillettes
and
are
to
he
had
in.
all
Hie
colors
of
the
rainbow.
Small
in
sUo-
ahotil
naif
Hie
usual
size
ofj
women's
jbaud
bags
-
lliey
are
just
now
enjoying
a
tremendous'
uiguc
in
Paris,
I
A
flowered
bag
in
nigger-1
'brown
silk,
ornanieiileil
willi
a'
houiptcl
embroidered
In
gobli
thread
cut
out
on
a
yellow
silk
background,
small
enough
lo
hcj
put
in
Ihe
pockets
of
the
weai'-j
er's
ft
real
routs,
was
very
much
in
evidence
al
the
Anleuil
race-1
I
rack
recently
when
the
thermometer
was
hovering
around:
zero
and
fingers
became
nuinli
willi
cold.
The
lillle
bags
only
came
out
of
the
pockets
to
drawl
out
tin.1
Iiiiiik
notes
necessarv
lol
reeil
(lie
ever
tliel
lioollis.
hungry
pari-mu
J
Advertise
In
the
Daily
New
Tuesday.
February
3,
923
Pre-Inventory
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
ari
but
a
few
of
the
many
reductions
in
all
departments
Boys'
Heavy
Wool
nibbed
Hose
Sizes
)Vj
lo
1
1
'j.
Ileg.
$
1.25.
95c
Heavy
Boys
Mackinaws
Pure
Wool
Finest
materials.
To
clear
$5.45
Children's
All
Wool
Pullover
Suits
(lanliiKd,
Dark
Snxe-(.amel,
includes
Toque,
Mills
iind
I2ap.
Sizes
2
lo
o
Boys'
Strong
Work
Shirts
In
Khaki
and
Hlue.
Heg.
i.:i:..
To
clear
BOYS'
WEAR
at
clean
up
prices
Mackinaws,
Overcoits,
.
Un
Jerwear,
Hose,
Boats;
etc.
at
Reduced
Prices
Boys'
Flceco-Lincd
Shirts
aid
Drawers
Ileg.
00c.
I'cr
garment
55c
Combinatiois
Itegiilar
$1.50,
To
rlnr
$1.10
Children's
Oliver
Twist
Suits
Neatly
made
in
S
i!:
palleru.
Heg.
ail.00.
Sin-
ial
$4.45
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FOR
MONDAY,
TUESDAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
FROM
0
A.M.
TILL
12
NOON
ONLY
Swift
I
SmJ
SWIFT'S
PREMIUM
BACON
Taking
whole
side
33'
ic
lb.
Weight
and
price
marked
on
every
side.
if!
S'.;
FCLS
NAPTHA
SOAP
Special,
75c
Id
liars
lo
carton
EAGLE
BRAND
CONDENSED
MILK
Special,
5
tins
for
90c
Limit
HI
tins
to
each
ciiklomer
TAPIOCA
OR
SAGO,
:i
ll.s.
for
EVAP.
PEELED
PEACHES,
;i
Ik
for
.
.
.
WORLD
MATCHES
Special,
35c
package
3
for
$1.00
1C0
TINS
QUAKER
GREENGAGE
PLUMS,
i!'i,
s,
in
Heavv
Syrup.
Heg.
ar.c.
.Special
.
25c
20c
15c
PURE
LARD
SPECIAL,
SHAMROCK
OR
SILVER
LEAF,
SI
Hi.
Pails
60c;
T
Ik
Pails
95c;
in
Ik
Pail'
$1-85
Service
The
Home
of
"20th
Century"
Clothes
Universal
Trading
Co.
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Satisfaction
i
Felt
Hats
at
less
than
cost
"Demers"
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327