NEWS
"AGE
SIX
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.
FIRE
PROTECTION
BEINGCONSIDERED
Railway
Officials
and
Govern
ment
Officials
held
Conference
at
Toronto
TOIIONTO,
Feb.
1
3.
Ono
nT
the
niosl
reiiresenlaltve.
Hirelings
In
lie
held
in
eoniiccliou
with
Hip
forest
nrnlcelion
from
fin;
will
be
onened
loilav
at
tlicKin-c
j
Kilwanl
IioIpI,
when
experts
triiia
Hie
lcderal,
Ontario
ami
Uiiehec
jiroverninenls
as
well
as
New
York
Slain
will
alleiul
t
lie
firs!.
annual
forest
protection
Hireling
of
Hie
Canadian
National
rail
ways.
't'lie
fathering
will
be
jireslilei!
iivw
hy
G.
(i.
Howker,
general
manager
ami
anions
the
various
subjects
to
he
discussed
will
he
those
of
ifie
development
of
clos-er
eo-oniTiilion
liolween
Hie
Na
tional
railways
and
the
various
forestry
organizations
lor
me
protection
of
the
forested
area
in
northern
Ontario
and
(Jucbecaiid
Hie
various
.
methods
of
forest
fire
fislitiiur
including
11ns
de
velopment
of
small
power
pumps
and
railway
fire
lank
cars.
One
of
Hie
unique
features
or
Hie
merlin?
will
tie
a
discussion
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"Merton
of
the
Movies"
A
James
Cruze
production,
(trade
A
comedy,
genuine
novelty
ami
wholesome
love-appeal,
(ileiiu
lluiiler,
the
original
"Merlon"
of
Hie
famous
stage
hit,
in
the
even
heller
screen
version.
The
hilarious
adventures
of
a
movie-mad
grocery
clerk
who
wauled
lo
lie
a
Vnlcnliiiu.
A
clean,
clever,
pholo-ptay
that
every
family
in
the
town
will
enjoy.
It's
the
original
or
all
stories
or
Hollywood
behind
the
scenes,
many
limes
imitated
hut
never
equalled.
Next,
lo
gelling
into
the
movies,
the
most
fun
is
seeing
"Mcrtim
or
Hie
Movies."
Distinguished
raL
Glenn
Hunter,
Viola
Dana,
DeWlU
Jennings,
Charles
Ogle,
Charles
Sellon,
Gale
Henry
anil
many
others.
COMEDY
NEWS-GAZETTE
"WHY
MEN
WORK."
Admission
50c
and
25c.
5
Days
5
Days
Specials
THURSDAY,
FEB.
12
to
TUESDAY
FEB.
17.
White
Cotton
lteg.
HOr
per
.vim
I,
5
yards
fur
.
.
...
$1.00
Grey
Cotton
-Meg.
.'Hie
tier
ynrij,
5
yards
for
$1.00
36'?
Striped
English
Flannelette
If)
Pieces
to
choose
1
from.
Meg.
'i0c
per
yard,
i
yards
for
$1.00
30"
Striped
Flannelette
Meg.
IJOc
yard,
7
yards
for
$1.00
White
Flannelette--lteg.
ISOc,,
5
yards
nr
$1.00
Dish
Towelling
II
eg.
27r
per
yard,
0
yards
for
..
$1.00
Ladies'
White
and
Black
Fleece-lined
Gloves
lleg.
50c
per
pair,
lor
per
pair
25c
3
dozen
Children's
White
Flannelette
Nightgowns
2
to
0
years.
Keg.
Sl.:t7
each,
ror
each
85c
Misses'
Natural
Wool
and
Cotton
Vests
and
Drawers
lteg.
1.271
each,
ror
each
70c
Infants'
Black
Woollen
Hose
lteg.
17c:
eaeh
25c
Women's
Black
Cashmere
Hose
Meg.
M.:i7
,for
T.
.
90c
Boys'
Heavy
Ribbed
Cotton
Hose
Sizes
7
to
7
Mi.
Meg.
iOc;
pair
25c
Boys'
Heavy
Cotton
Ribbed
Hose
Sizes
S
In
tt'j.
lteg.
07r
pair:
:t
pairs
for
$1.00
Willi
Ihese
we
are
otTering
a
large
ussorlmunl
of
Iteniiiiiiits
which
must
go
al
half
Hie
prices.
These
bargain
prices
speak
fur
themselves,
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
7th
St.
and
3rd
Ave.
BEST
PROCURABLE
Jwc?
)'.
80TTLID
GUARANTY
I
OJflY
.
1
MODUCt
Or
SCOTLAND
The
original
label
look
for
it
al
llie
Vendors,
and
insist
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
Tliis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
,
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colombia.
BILIOUS
AND'
SICK
HEADACHES
ARE
CAUSED
BY
CONSTIPATION
nine
ji.ii
allow
your
bowel
to
lirroine
imiillUril
you
Mill
bci'oiup
Irutibhsl
with
MUmis
uimI
lrk
Ni'iuljilns,
mid
fur
relief
.yon
must
neip
your
hut
10
mumr
in-IMilwmous
bile
Mill
is
rlrculuHinf
III
llif
I
IiUhhI
und
iiiseltliiif
Hie
entire
biliary
S'-lirn.
For
tills
nnoc
Uiere
I
no
ottier
remedy
lo
equal
MILBURN'S
I
LAXA-LIYER
PILLS
Mr.
I..
(I.
.Nelliereotl,
II.
II.
A".
I.
Crimm.
Out.,
write:
-I
m
awfully
troubled
Willi
eoiislljmtloii,
and
pick
ami
bilious
beadac-lie
accompanied
Willi
seere
vomllliiK
hkII
wlileli
made
me
very
miserable
1
ll'leil
dirrerenl
l-eineille.
without
rclier,
but
since
taklntr
l.aa-l.lver
Pills
llie
lieadache
and
constipation
have
disappeared,
and
I
am
very
tliaukrui
Tor
wliat
they
bave
done
for
me."
For
sale
at
all
iliinritW
and
dealer,
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milhurii
Co.,
Limited.
Toronto,
Out.
of
llie
iiossiliililv
of
tlelcrniinhm
What
miglit.be
called
forest
fire
weather,
through
the
co-opera-
ion
of
the
melerculogieal
bur
eau.
So
far
as
railway
lire
pro
tective
work
is
concerned
this
is
a
new
nature
of
effort
to
save
'lie
forest
from
fire
loss
and
it
is
i
question
which
lias
aroused
Icepesl
interest
anions
(he
vari-ius
forestry
associations.
NATIVE
AMERICANS
(WEN
CHILDLESS
Small
Families
tho
Average
While
Immigrants
Keep
up
Birthrate
rilll.WA,
III.,
Teh.
13.
The
uze
of
llie
American
family
of
native
slock
in
one
general
ion
lias
decrea.-ed
.'18
Vt
per
cent,
iie-
oriling
lo
It.
K.
Haher,
professor
if
sociology
ill
the
I'niversily
of
Illinois,
who
added
that
today
Hie
native
slock
family
has
less
'hail
three
children,
while
it
rc-
piircs
four,
under"
Hie
present
modality
ami
marriage
rale,
lo
replace
llie
slock
without
III
reuse.
'l
is
not
necessarily
a
tragedy
that
niucli
of
our
native
stock
is
dying
out
and
that
our
inerea
I'onies
wiiniiy
nun
loreigu
lock,
for
fun-inn
is
certainly
not
synonymous
with
inferior,
said
the
professor.
"Yet
few
will
admit,
(lie
ilc
sirahilily
or
such
'lipid
replacement
of
our
iiativ-dock,
for
it
contains
some
of
mir
must
precious
populaliiui
I'leliieilN.
When
we
see
13
per
enl
or
our
unlive
families
childless,
and
IK
per
cent
more
with
uily
one
child
each,
it
seems
lo
tie
significant,"
Turning
In
the
educational
ide
of
llie
situation,
Professor
Haher
declared
"far
too
many
of
otir
educated
people
either
side
step
marriage
or
marry
Too
late
Mil
life
to
have
a
family.
J-
rum
one
half
lo
three-fifths,
of
our
lies!
-eiiticnii'il
wi'mcn
are
haviu:
no
share
in
producing
llie
next
LiliLilinlinli
.l.i.l
..tllllk.
I.I
tlflll
,111"
1
Ull'
I
I"
.
.
-
jkl'llt-ltlllllll,
i
marriage
or
ciiiiiiiess
marriage.
MODEL
FARMS
FOR
PROFESSIONAL.
MEN
BEING
ARRANGED
FOR
That
Is
Plan
of
Empire
Commu-nty
Settlement
Organization
In
Britain
I.
(IN
DON.
Frh.
13.
To
co-operation
in
emigration
among
Velireii
proiessiouai
I
classes
willi
small
fixtnl
in-j
comes,
llie
F.mpire
Cumiiiuiiity
Selleineul
has
1
n
orgalii.ed
here
lo
care
ror
retired
military
I
jOrricers,
civil
servants,
engin
eers
ami
oilier
proiessiouai
men
it
n
rt
t
(
I'M
lo
go
lo
the
iluiniuious
as
agricullural
selllers
in
the
iirilinary
way.
It
is
proposed
lo
establish
Uliem
overseas
on
model
farms,
j
something
like
ganleu
cities,
j
willi
two
to
five
ieres,
dwelling,
Islaiile
and
oulliouse
sites,
ami
Icluli
houses
where
meals'
may
Ins
iolilained
at
a
low
rale.
After
live
years
of
this
life
the
settlers
would
lie
expecled
lo
rind
a
I
permanent
place
in
Hie
domiii-i
ion.
MEAT
PACKING
PLANT
OPERATED
BY
STATE
LATESTENTERPRISE
MtlXTIAIDKO,
lVh.
10.
Ul-I-Ktiay,
although
geographically
llie
smallest
South
American
republic,
has
always
been
tuim'c-tliing
or
a
pioneer
in
the
matter
"f
tip-lo-ilalc
legislation.
Hav
Two
Days
75c
Service
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
Any
Article
ing
already
established
seveml
stiile-owned
enlerprises,
she
Is
now
about
lo
build
a
meat
packing
plant
which
will
supply
meat
al
cost
price
In
ro-opcralie
associations
or
buleliers,
and
also
e,porl
it.
The
scheme,
as
recently
up-1
proved,
iitMibes
an
outlay
or
15.0011,000,
lo
he
raised
byui
issue
or
(i'ii
bonds.
Tlie
enterprise
will
he
"an
uuloiiomuus
dependency
or
the
stale"
lo
he
ad
ministered
by
a
hoard
or
l
di-lecliirs,
seven
lo
be
named
by
the
yovernmenl
und
the
rest
by
the
cattle
nil
slug
inleresls.
EVERYBODY
LICKED
IT
A
small
urchin
entered
the
post
otlice
the
other
day
and
asked
Hie
clerk,
"Please,
could
you
change
this
here
stamp?
'Tuinl
no
manlier
ot
use
to
no
pne.;
t'ulher'sjjeked
II,
mother's
75c
120
Yards
Figured
Salinelle.
Meg.
I.H
yiinl.
12
only,
Fancy
I
.nee
Collars.
Meg.
l.27.
7o
only,
Hoys.
Diirk
Cnlored
Work
Shirts.
Meg.
S.27i.
.'00
Halls
Sweater
Yarn,
all
goml
shinies.
I
lug.
27m
Special,
0
Tor
77c.
IS
only,
Miiugalow
Aprons.
Meg.
!jil.27.
"0
Yanls
.Curium
Scrim.
Meg.
$.27i
yiinl.
00
Yards
Curlaiu
Scrim.
Meg.
:10c
yiinl.
Special,
i
yanls
fur
77ic.
$2.25
Friday.
Februa
n
5
i...
Two
Day
JUMBLE
SALE
s
for
Friday
and
Saturday
Terms
Cash;
No
Exchanges
WERE
YOU
DISAPPOINTED
LAST
WEEK
BY
COMING
LATE?
MANY
LINES
WERE
ENTIRELY
SOLO
OUT
BEFORE
10
A.M.
IT
WILL
BE
THE
SAME
THIS
WEEK.
PRICES
ARE
BELOW
COST
ON
EVERY
AR.
TICLE.
WE
MUST
MAKE
ROOM
FOR
SPRING
GOODS.
PROFIT
IS
MADE
IN
TURNOVERS
NOT
LEFTOVERS.
20c
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
Any
Article
20c
oil
Yards
Striped
I'lanoelelle.
Hi
g.
:t7r
ynnl.
,"jn
Yards
Ciillou
;.-ihuiert'.
lteg.
Jl.V
yard.
VOi
only.
1
1
nek
Mum!
Towels,
S.;t:i.
lteg.
:'.7c
cadi.
S
only,
llhihlien's
lnleiit
Hells,
lteg.
:i."e.
Ml
Cards
While
Itiuie
Millions,
Meg.
llie.
Special,
'i
ror
aoo.
Cards
I'iiney
Coliuril
Millions.
Meg.
.Special,
:!
for
.Mic.
oil
Cards
Pearl
Millions.
Meg.
-'7ie
i-iiid.
Sieeial,
2
ror
-Of.
$5.75
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
Any
Article
2(1
Pairs
Men's
Derby
Dress
Shoes.
all
sizes.
Meg.
$8.(10.
2
only,
Scarlet
All
Wool
Jersey
Tuxedo
Sweaters
ror
ladies.
Meg.
ijt'.I.OO.
."i
onl'v,
Children's
Curly
Clolh
Coats.
Meg.
iS.7
fit
U.27.
12
oi'ilv.
Children's
All
Wool
Tnil-ijrcil
Coiils.
Meg.
-5S.00
to
.S0.77..
2
juily,
Liidies'
Silk
I
Niderskirls.
lteg.
7.07.
45
c
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
Any
Article
'ill
Yards
I'aury
Collar
Tabbing.
Meg.
fiVlr
yiinl.
Special
2
yanls
bir
l.'c
i'mr
f'kgs.
l-'iiney
Hias
Tape.
Meg.
2.1e
pkg.
;i
y;inl
lengths.
Special,
:i
iaekages
'i."ic.
'i
i
Piiirs
liUilies'
l.igblweighl
Drawers.
Meg.
ijSl.OO.
$3.75
k
ra
tm
t
it
vm
i.u
ib
r,
ji:h
!
ro
i.a
I
$50
Reward
g
Our
statement
of
last
week,
i
that
every
article
advertised
In
rs
tho
Jumble
Sale
Is
being
sold
at
a
"
less
than
cost,
again
holds
good
j
for
this
week.
I
will
pay
a
'9
.
$50.
CO
rsward,
same
to
be
dls-
trlbuted
to
local
charities,
If
JjJ
this
statement
Is
proven
to
be
1
false.
n
-
(Signed)
J.
C.
GAVIGAN.
B
VM
t.f.t
V
MZ
UiViBk
Vi
Hf
B.'1
BIBlCIl
45c
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
Any
Article
45c
(!S
Yanls
Mull.
Meg.
77ie
van!.
00
N'iirtls
liingeric
Siilinellc.
Meg;
77e
yiinl.
Hi
Pair
Men's
Wolsey
Pure
Wool
Sux.
lleg.
77e.
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
Any
Article
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
Any
Article
$3.75
.S
pair-
Hoys'
Hlark
Calf
Dress
Shoes,
-t.
...
Meg.
.-H5..S7,.
:itl
Pair
Ladies'
Patent
Leather
ami
Itlaek
K
i
willi
riihlier
heels.
Meg.
ft.75.
20
Pairs
.Men's
Heavy
Work
Mools!
Meg
s;
.n
tionly.
Iluy-'
M;iekiiiloh
MniiuiMits.
Meg
i
i
in
l.'t
only.
Children's
All
Wool
Winter
Coat-.
nuvy
only,
fully
lined.
Mug.
$i.liil.
I
only,
Ladies'
(ireen
All
Wool
Jersey
Pull..
.
s
Meg.
7.lr.
$1.25
:0
mil.
It.
'ailed
It,
in-
it
k
'
.-:
I
M
I
.t:t..U.
:i;
Piiin.
Silk
and
"l
H
i.
Ill
Yards
Wool
Hiiiiiix
H;
.
1
(
lteg.
$2.27.
yiuil.
7ll
Yards
Wool
Coiilillg
H
k
a
id.
70
Pairs
Hoys'
Wool).
l
lbie.
Meg.
title.
Sp.
I'
lor
I
-VTi.
2'
oiil.
hilk
Searfi
mi
,
II
!!2.7iO.
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
AC
flnv
flrflrln
HOC
!!0
only,
Hoys'
ftilou
Cap-
0'
:
:'.S
I'airs
Mioses'
All
i"
Hi
'
lloe.
Meg.
N.V.
outy,
(iiiighiim
Sbp
M
Meg,
77e.
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
Any
Article
HO
Pair
Cliildreu's
Itiiiwn
lid
Slippers,
with
$2.25
sides,
lleg.
:t.7i(l.
li
only.
While
licit
Spreads.
Toll
size,
lteg
hi
10
only,
Children's
Coal
Sweaters.
Pure
wool
f
21
Men's
Fell
Hals,
popular
similes,
lteg
2."
Yards
Shadow
Clolh.
lo"
wide.
lteg.
si
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Saturday
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FURNITURE
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for
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Curtain
Materials,
Scrims,
Marquelt
Madras
and
Cretonnes.
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Several
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of
Cretonnes,
Marquesettes
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Scrims
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3rd
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