-AGE
SIX
THE
DAIO
NEW
3
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practica
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
whilo
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES
Plamonds,
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
VOLUNTEERS
TO
i
BE
TRAINED
BY
!
PETTYOFHCER
G.
H.
Kinch
Permanently
Ap-j
pointed
Here
for
Position
of
Instructor
Willi
llii-
arrival
of
Chief
Petty
Olllccr
(i.
li.
Kinch
from
the
Ks-
1
1
1
i
1
1
1
:
1
1
1
nuYiit
training
station
i
lie
work
of
flu
local
naval
i
volunteers
will
l
immediately
got
under
way
from
a
practical
standpoint.
Chirr
I'i'lly
Ollirer
Kinch,
who
has
been
pernianrnl-
jly
appointed
Jiy
the
Ottawa
gov-icnunenl
lo
give"
naval
training
to
the
52
rulings
lo
ho
voluntarily
enlisted
in
I'nneo
lluperl,
has
hail
Iwi'iity-ninc
years
experience
.in
the
lloyal
Navy
and
Hoyal
Canadian
Navy
and
will
bo
responsible
for
all
future
training
of
recruits
iirior
to
their
leavin?
for
more
advanced
iiislruclioii
at
Hip
Ksuiniall
navnl
harracks.
In
addition
lo
giving
instruction
this
Chier
Petty
(illicer
will
he
in
charge
of
rer
railing.
ltecraiis
will
lie
signed
on
for
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
7
and
9
p.m.
"THE
ARIZONA
EXPRESS"
A
niile-u-miuiilc
railroad
thriller
ndnpled
from
Lincoln
J.
Hurler's
famous
melodrama
of
llial
name.
An
express
that
carries
a
large
consiguiiienl
ir
love,
inyslery
mid
nnuiiiice.
A;
superb
pholu-plny
abounding
in
re-shi
ring
inciileiils
set
amidst
an
iiiieiiiliug
variely
of
lieanlifiil
scenery.
The
romance
of
n
young
mail
clerk
and
a
lieanlifiil
girl
anil
Hie
exciling
adventures
that
lie
fell
Ilium
whilst
saving
her
Imillier
from
Hie
dealh
penally
fur
n
crime
he
hail
i)cver
eiuiiinilleil.
None
should
miss
Ihe
Wiisheil
out
Ireslle
and
the
train
wreck,
and
the
hold-up
liy
mail-car
bandits.
Strong
east.
David
Butler,
Pauline
Starke,
Harold
Goodwin,
Francis
MacDorTald,
William
Humphrey,
Evelyn
Brent,
Anne
Cornwall
anil
others.
"FIGHT
AND
WIN"
SERIES,
No.
7
JACK
DEMPSEY
IN
"THE
TITLE
HOLDER"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
and
10c
MAKE
YOUR
OWN-
Chesterfield
and
Lounge
Cushions-
With
our
Kapok
or
Spring
Cushion
Forms.
These
forms
are
round,
square,
oldong
or
bnlsler.
In
our
slock
of
(Irelouiies
ami
Tapestries
you
will
surely
find
something
thai
will
blentl
with
your
furnishings
and
draperies.
Barries
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenuo
and
1st
Street.
5
Days
Phone
123
aS2JEEHJ
5
Days
Specials
THURSDAY,
FEB.
12
to
TUESDAY
FEB.
17.
.
White
Cotton
lleg.
;t()e
per
yard,
o
yards
for
.
.
.
.
$1.00
Grey
Cotton
Meg.
;t(le
per
yard,
r
yards
for
$1.00
36"
Striped
English
Flannelette
III
Pieces
to
choose
from.
Meg.
tdc
per
yard,
1
yards
for
$1.00
30"
Striped
Flannelette-ltcg.
IKle
yard,
'
jnrUs
for
$1.00
Whlto
Flannelette
-
Iteg.
;i(lc,
5
yards
for
$1.00
Dish
Towelling
Meg.
yrc
per
yard,
(I
yards
for
..
$1.00
Ladles'
White
and
Black
Fleece-lined
Gloves
lleg.
otic
per
pair,
for
per
pair
25c
3
dozen
Children's
White
Flannelette
Nightgowns
2
lo
(I
years,
lleg.
tyl.'M
each,
Tor
each
85c
Misses'
Natural
Wool
and
Cotton
Vests
and
Drawers
Meg.
each,
for
each
70c
Infants'
Black
Woollen
Hose
lleg.
l."r;
each
25c
Women's
Black
Cashmere
Hose
lleg.
$.:ir
,for
...
90c
Boys'
Heavy
Ribbed
Cotton
Hose
Sizes
5
to
7Mi.
lleg.
'Hie;
pair
25c
Boys'
Heavy
Cotton
Ribbed
Hose
Sizes
to
U'j.
lleg.
('.:
pair;
It
pairs
for
$1.00
Willi
these
are
offering
a
large
assortment
of
Iteninaiils
which
must
go
at
half
the
prices.
Tliesu
bargain
prices
speak
for
themselves.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phone
645.
7th
St.
and
3rd
Ave.
I
MOST
OLD
FOLKS
REQUIRE
A
HEART
AND
NERYE
TONIC
After
mlililln
(.'
Illtle
Klrfclii'sse
ml
alliiiinU
hwiii
tinnier
tu
fluke
urf
tlian
riirim-i
ly
u
I
lie
lira
r
I
aitlnii
limmii'S
wrak
anil
iiiiii'ilalii
sunt
llm
mTr
arc
Hut
a
stfinlv
o
nicy
wcro
In
Hie
similiter
layj.
NAw
s
Hie
time
when
all
strtt
l-.i'
who
wish
li
maintain
llwlr
licnlUi
ami
vlKor
anil
iHain
llielr
enew
unimpaired
sfumliL
usu
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
Mrs.
M.
OViiiiiht.
WlillcsUilic,
Out.,
wrllrs;
"
Ikivr
bci'ii
tniiilili'il,
must
of
my
lir.
Willi
liirlncss
or
breath,
imlpl-Ulhin
or
the
heart,
and
ralnlliiff
kmIU.
I
was
advlM-d.
Iiy
a
rrlrnil,
lo
try
Mil-Lunrs
II.
&
N.
I'lIM,
whiili
I
did,
nnd
ill
iMirp
rmind
relief,
and
J
Have
never
bad
n
really
bad
ell
since.
1
am
80
yearsi
ir
aire
and
I
away
keep
iheiu
in
Hie
liuiise,
and
reel
that
Willi
llielr
help
I
will
cee
ninny
year
yet.
I
aluay
re-riiinineiid
lliim
In
anyone
who
Is
surrer-iiilf
from
heart
trouble."
For
ale
al
all
Urupirlli
and
dealer.
a
three
year
term
under
the
existing
naval
volunteer
scheme,
and
afler
a
course
in
preliminary
I
raining
locally
in
.seamanship,
rope
splicing
and
other
branches
nf
nasal
knowledge,
Ihey
will
undergo
addiliimal
and
more
advanced
training
at
the
lloyal
Canadian
naval
harracks
at
Ks-ouiinall.
The
training
periods
al
i;s(uiiiiall
have
heen
set
down
:or
.May
i
lo
l(;
-Mine
15
lo
27;
Sept.
21
to
Oct.
;i;
and
Ocl.
5
lot
IT.
1.
pun
enlistment,
and
al
Ihe
oncliisjon
of
prcliaminary
Iruin-,iig,
all
recruits
will
he
in
reccipl
if
pay
Jroiu
the
lime
Ihey
leave
.he
local
cumiiany
headiuarlers
until
Ihey
return
first
class
I
ralisporlalioii
heing
furnished
al
government
expense.
Physical
Training
A
feature
of
the
Ifiiining
will
he
that
of
physical
culture.
Ijioii
Ihe
enrollment
of
25
ineii
in
tin)
volunleer
reserve
Ihe
guvcrniuenl
win
lurnisii
gyiuuasiie
equipment
consisting
of
vaulting
horse,
parallel
liars,
Imrizoiilai
hars,
Indian
clulis,
elc.
Chief
Petty
(Illicer
Kinch
is
pratieu-
laily
widl
qualified
in
this
branch
of
iiislruclioii,
he
heing
a
former
heavyweight
champion
of
lliel
.Medili'rrauean
fleet
and
an
ex-.lerl
in
the
art
of
.Iiti-.1it.sit.
Gunnery
Training
A
twelve
pounder,
IS
cwl.,
iiaval
gun,
mounted
on
a
regular
ship's
iiKiiml
ing,
is
already
at
the
local
naval
hcadiiuarlcrs,
ami
will
he
used
"for
gunnery
iiislruclioii.
Ilifles
and
the
ncees-mvy
leather
accnulreineiils
are
ilready
here.
The
local
heailiiiarlers
of
III"
lloyal
Canadian
Volunteer
lle--erve
delacliinenl
have
heen
es-iildished
in
Ihe
'Hays
building
iml
Chief
I'elly
Ollleer
Kinch
will
attend
daily
to
receive
enlistments
ami
lo
give
roll
parlic-ulars
of
Ihe
many
advantages
of
this
lirauch
of
His
.Majesty's
ser-.
ice.
BEN
SELF
NEW
I
FAIR
PRESIDENT
First
Meeting
or
1925
Board
Held
Last
Night
Exhibition
Dates,
September
8
to
12
TO
IMPROVE
GROUNDS
Erection
of
Permanent
Grand
Stand
and
Removal
of
Rock
on
Tapis
The
IU
3
I'ali
Hoard
is
already;
in
harness
ami
is
imbued
with
determination
thai
nothing'
is
lo
he
left
undone
lo
make
the
Inhibition
and
alt
its
alleiidaul
functions
this
year
a
more
successful
and
attractive
event
Ihaii
ever
liefiue.
Last
night
the
first
meeting
of
die
new
hoard
was
held
and
it
was
decided
thai
the
-'a
ir
would
open
this
year
on
September
H
and
ennliniic
until
September
I-.
Tlij-re
was
n
full
attendance
of
directors
at
llm
ineiding.
The
eleclhni
of
officers
for
I
lie
year
from
the
board
resulted
as
follows:
President
H.
V.
SMT.
Vice-president
John
Itulgcr.
Honorary
secretary
Frank
Dibh.
Managing
ill
reel
or
I.
Mel).
Hunter.
lion.
T.
I.
i'allullo
was
ve-
elected
honorary
president
and
.
Fred
Stork
honorary
viee-presi-'
dent.
'
'I'lie
new
ni'cslili'iil
will
Inlor
'announce
his
sliuidiiiig
eoimnil-i
lees
for
Ihe
year.
Perhaps
the
nwal
Important
derision
reached
lal
night
was
Tuesday
F
Hexes
a
2
Day
Spec
That
Spells
Value
on
Sale
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Only,
All
Day
MALKIN'S
BEST
COFFEE.
This
line
of
coffee
will
relail
al
7lc
lb.
williiu
im
days.
Extra
Special
at
60c
lb.
V
ll
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
livery
home
should
use
.this
soap.
Special
3
for
25c
BROWN
SUGAR,
:i
lbs.
for
25c
7
lbs.
for
EOc
Limit
I
'i
lbs.
In
each
customer.
Instant
Posium
.S
oz.
tin.
lleg.
,-,;
i
Special
45c
por
tin
MALKIN'S
BEST
SLICED
PEACHES,
I's,
tails.
Special,
tins
for
..
MALKIN'S
BEST
PURE
STRAWBERRY
JAM,
1
lb.
I'aiU.
'
Special
...
.
AUNT
DINAH
MOLASSES,
V
Mi
tins
20c
!
lb.
tins
TERRACE
TURNIPS
'Ihe
best
value
in
roodsluris
today)
1(1
lbs.
fur
V
Limit
1.00
In
each
ciislomer.
Service
The
Home
of
u20th
Century"
Clothes
Universal
Trading
Co.
SPECIALS
FROM
LADIES'
WEAR
DEPT.
See
these
lines
in
our
window
SUITS
6
only
Ladies'
Suits,
regular
values
to
$45.00;
to
clear
at
$9.95
COATS
6
Girls'
and
Misses'
Winter
Coats,
full
lined
with
fur
collar,
regular
$17.50
and
$18.50;
to
clear
at
$9.95
I
only
Ladies'
Plaid
Coat
with
fur
collar,
regular
$21.50;
,
Special
$9.95
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FROM
9
A.M.
UNTIL
12
NOON
ONLY
FOR
MONDAY,
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
AND
THURSDAY
300
TINS
SOLID
PACK
TOMATOES,
li'-Ts.
lleg.
file
straight..
Special
3
for
SOc
5?0STUM
r
im
45c
65c
40c
25c
Satisfaction
lo
appoint
a
eoinniHIee
to
con-i
rer
with
various
civic
organi.a-j
lions,
parlicularly
sporls'
hodies.j
Willi
Hie
lllliliiale
objeel
in
viewl
of
having
improvements
made
at
Ihe
Acropolis
Hill
recreation
ground.
II.
is
desired
llial
the,
rock
idle,
so
long
a
handicap
and
menace
lo
Ihe
conduct
of
games
ami
sporls,
should
be
removed
Ibis
year.
The
Fair
Hoard
also
has
in
mind
II
reel
inn
of
a
permanent,
grandstand.
The
coinnilltee'
delegated
by
I'resl-
ilcul
Seir
lo
pi'oe
I
Willi
this
mailer
consists
oT
S.
P.
Macdon-ald,
W.
If,
Vance",
and
V.
Sherman
Jrj
.
The
cily
councirs
feace
Itiver
coiiim.il
tee,
consist
lay
of
Mayor
Newton,'
Aid.
Casey,
Aid.
l'rrry
and
.1.
C.
McLennan,
is
to
uirel
this
aflejnoon
wilh
lion.
T.
I).
I'allullo,
minister
of
lauds,
along
with
e
Hoard
of
Trade
coiiuuillee
recently
nppVihleil
fur
Ihe
3
Diniogroom
Suites
at
a
Bargain
8
Piece
Hardwood
Suite
8
Piece
Fumed
Oak
Suite
9
Piece
Hardwood
Suite
3rd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
$100.00
$120.00
$130.00
phon
1