PAGE
SIX
Qoodli
is
just
as
cheap
as
poor
tea.
A
pound
goes
so
much
further
because
it
is
richer
in
essential
oils.
The
essential
oils
produce
the
flavor.
To
be
sure,
always
ask
for
NABOB
.
TEA
TEA
AS
IT
SHOULD
BE"
PERFUMES
Hy
the
ounce.
A
few
odors
.
by
(liu
leading
perfumers.
Coty's
I.
'Origan
-
Paris
Fmeruude.
per
oz.
$4.00
Caron's
Mack
Narcissus,
per
oi
$7.00
lladiant,
per
oz.
...
$3.50
Guerlaln's
L
Heure
Meue,
per
oz
$5,00
Jirky.
per
oz
$2.50
Roger
and
Gallet's
Jaile-YeraViolelta,
per
oz.
$1.50
Fleurs
d'Amour.
per
oz.
$4.00
And
many
others.
All
new
fresh
slock
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
We
have
all
sizes
In
stock
In
Navy
Serge
Gymnasium
Bloomers
from
$3.25
to
$3.75
H.S.
Wallace
Cold.
Phono
9.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton.
Dried
Fruit
Special
Prunes.
50-00.
reg.
JOc
lb.
Special,
7
lbs.
...
$1.00
25
lb.
box
$2.75
Sun
Maid
llaisins,
res.
4
lb.
pkg.
C5c.
Special,
2
pkKs
$1.25
Dry
Apples,
special
2
lbs.
45c
Dry
Apricots,
reg.
35c
lb.
special,
3
lbs
85c
Dry
I'ears,
reg.
40c
lb.
Special,
3
lbs
$1.00
Fancy
While
Viz,
reg.
2
lbs.
35c.
Special.
2
lbs.
.,
25c
Table
,Figs.
re?.
25c
lb.
Special,
5
lbs
$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
to
6.
X-Ray
Ssrvlci
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday
and
Thursday
Kvenings
Saturdays
9
to
12
nocn
SMITHERS
WON
HOCKEY
MATCH
Score
of
Two
to
One
Against
Vanderhoof
on
Bad
Piece
.
of
Ice
SMITH
KIIS,
Feb.
27.
Another
game
of
hockey
was
played
here
Wednesday
when
Ihe
Vanderhoof
(eain
tried
conclusions
wilh
Ihe
local
boys
and
weje
handed
a
defeat
2
to
I.
As
usual
.Manager
Davidson
had
prepared
a
pood
sheet
of
ice
Ihe
night
l-fore,
and
which
still
looked
nice
when
he
opened
the
pales
to
lei
Ihe
teams
on
to
limber
up,
II
was
soon
round
however
thai
Ihe
warm
winds
prevailing
dur
ing
the
day
had
played
havoi
wilh
it
and
in
a
short
lime
i
became
so
cut
up
in
spots
thai
Ihe
players
had
a
hard
lime
!oi
hold
their
feet
in
these
places.
I..
H.
Warner
acted
as
re
feree..
The
first
period
and
most
of
Hie
second
was
stubbornly
cop
lesled
but
the
speed
artist
did
nol
have
a
chance
to
extend
tliemeles
as
il
meant
a
.pill
in
one
of
the
slushy
places
or
over-
skating
the
puck.
The
heavy
p.
I,,!.
I
,.1..,.-.,,.-
.....I
...I.,...
vii
in,.
,i,i,,i.-
iiiiij
in
it
(,
the
second
period
ended
wilh
I
Ills'
ore
one
apiece,
il
was
agree-1
lo
jul
conlimie
the
game
until
the
first
goal
was
scored.
After
a
minute
or
set
of
play
in
tu
final
frame
Hie
Smith.
-ps
forwards,
broke
aw'ay
and
managed
to
put
thnxipli
tne
deriding
poal
Teams
were:
Smilhers.-
S.
HiiuiM..n,
poal:
X.
Kilpatrick,
G.
Warmr,
Ji?g-Uraham.'J.
Silver.
E.
Dawson.
.
Orchard
and
J.
DeYoin.
Yande
iiooT
S
Dafy.
i
Sleeie.
W
Lee.
J
J.
,j
son,
1'
CANADIAN
SERVICE
MONTREAL
To
Liverpool
.vjnmt
i
so.
Juire
I.
July
To
London
alluir
alvl'l.nMitb
awl
i:i-rtnrr
.iimia
May
I.
Jim?
July
:
.tiauiiia
may
.
June
li.
Jut
li
(Villoma
May
tl.
June
IV.
July
-an"
vi
a,
imv
it..
July
Jt.
To
Belfast
and
Glasgow
L-litia
Apr.
3ii
ii;laruw
only.;
May
.
June
r,
Saturnia
(Olaifuw
imlj
.
Mat
T.
June
i
Julv
AtlHMila
May
II.
June
II.
July
0
j,i(iih-i
t,n,rrv
uriji.-
aim
iravrw-:
iliur
at
ImaeM
rales.
Full
liirortiialioii
rnnii
Aiti-mIw
mi
miuwni
.
orrn-e
r.
Ila-llnr
si.
W..
Vancouver.
Ii.
.
Our
Sales
Prove
to
us
that
our
Prices
are
Bargain
Prices.
We
have
just
secured
a
bip
shipment
of
McCormick's
F'ancy
Sweet
lliscuits
and
offer
them
at
a
very
low
price
for
one
week
on!y4
3
lb.,
any
variety,
for
..
.
.
$1.00
The
different
assort
men
t
is
Hi
made
up
of
Family
Mixed,
Wine.
Ilounic
Doon,
Maple
Leaf,
Tourist,
at
l'car
Drop,
Cream
Tea,
Jlicb
I
Duller,
Sullanas,
Ko-Ko,
Fipbar.
'.oeoa
Uar,
Arrowroot,
Honey
:omb.
Our
95c
Sale
Continues
as
Follows
i
2
lb.
Hulk
Creamery
Duller
95c
2
iluz.
Fresh
F.pgs,
extras
.
.
95o
Fresh
I'ullels,
per
doz.
.
.
35c
3
lb.
Ontario
Cheese
95c
!
7
tins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
95c
7
tins
l.ibby's
J'ork
&
Deans
95c
2
lb.
Fresh
(irouud
Coffee
..
95c
S
lb.
C3c
Hulk
Tea
95c
4
tins
I.ibby's
Asparapus
Tips
95c
C
tins
Lombard
Plums
95c
I
small
tins
or
2
large
tins
Peaches
(Del
Monte
95c
C
tins
Singapore
pineapple
95c
0
tins
Corn
or
Tomatoes
.
.
95c
5
tins
Uuakrr
Peas,
No.
5
..
95c
12
liars
Palmolivo
Soap
...'95c
0
tins
Kirw
Oscar
Sardines
95c
19
Molls
Toilet
Paper
.
.
....
95c
12
pkps.
Jelly
Powders
....
95c
3
bottles
Heinz
Catsup.
large
95c
Oranges,
small
size,
i
doz.
95c
Oranges,
large
size.
2
doz.
95o
ll
bars
White
Swan
Snap
..'95c
1
pkgs.
Prioress
Flakes
95c
To
make
this
week's
sale
a
heller
sureess
Mian
ever
we
will
she
lo
every
customer
ordering
..
.
!ltl
IIIBIllllnAnl
"
'.
1
1
-
V
IW
ilems
and
three
pound
of
the
hiseuils.
two
4
11,
tin.
nf
nM.
-
-
oiuiiax-
.Marmalade,
any
variety,
for
95c
Fresh
Whipping
Cream
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
HAT
may
be
very
true,"
you
say,
"but
that
is
iust
the
trouble
I
cannot
sleep.'
And
that
is
iust
whv
we
are
going
to
tell
you
about
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.which
is
generally
conceded
to
be
the
greatest
of
nerve
restoratives.
Jt
is
not
a
sleeD
Droducer
in
the
sense
of
being
a
narcotic
But
it
does
naturallv
and
gradually
restore
the
womout
nervous
system
and
m
a
few
days
you
find
j-ourself
enjoying
sound,
restful
sleep.
Sleedessness
is.
Derhans.
the
most
outstanding
symp
tom
of
nervous
exhaustion.
Without
sleeD
there
is
no
chance
of
replacing
at
night
tne
nerve
lorce
used
up
during
the
day
in
the
activities
of
life.
Steele,
i:.
Campbell.
K.
Johnson.
K.
Aruishaw,
ti.
Dozell
and
J..
Sim
III
.
under
ihe
maiiacmiii;
r
Dr
Y
It
S!on.
BADMINTON
IS
ANYOX
LATEST
So
Many
Play
the
Game
that
Hi
Is
Difficult
to
Catch
a
"
Place
Anyox
is
pone
wild
over
Iwid-minlon,
areordiiip
to
Will
Milt-hell,
who
returned
from
there
yeslerdaw
afler
u
visit
of
scv
ntl
weeks.
They
play
afternoons
in
the
pymnasium
and
it
is
very
lifficull
to
pel
a
pame
owing
.
be
larpe
number
who
turn
out
Two
evening
a
week
are
alo
-el
aside
for
the
racket
pame.
Will
thinks
that
very
eooii
Anyox
players
will
be
able
to
pive
a
good
pame
lo
the
Prince
llupert
experts
who
have
been
playinp
for
several
years.
Advertise
in
Ihe
Daily
News.
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
IAkK
VoTlltK
THAT:
I.
The-
ounril
0r
tin-
Ainra;iun
r
Am
i
ill
of
ITmti
liut-rt
mlend
lu
run
Irurt
a
Ini
cement
rilk--n
fret
rcti
itmir
i:f
a
fnailrrii
iir
luiilirr
irtir
hili
ulll
u-
nlair.1
a
ivinr
nuiir
a
(l-i.li
IIm-
rtimn
nf
lin
Uirlir.
riuiuwl
r
j
Onifll
SMUlf
I
III
mim,
on
IIU1
irilMI
"l
:
MUrtii?
riar?
rt.iiiiiwuriin
rnsii
a
im.iiii
tlw
nitTKlMMi
r
llir
iMtrth
lnMiixlart
I
f
tti
Vvi-uuc
and
IIh-
rrulre
Hi"
or
Mu
;
rave
I'lare,
ihcnrc
ah4ir
Murrar
I'Uii
i
rluiwn
on
Ihr
plan,
and
rrilm
fie
'
(UKltrd
In
lh
titrr
or
tlw
:il'
KurMHi-r.
to
il
inHTMTiiini
i,r
iw
mmiiii
boundary
ui
bin
Atrtiua
and
Inr
rrnlrr
lux-
or
Miiirar
I'ljri'.
iral
tiurrutfiiiriit.
ami
Intend
lo
.iktUIIv
a
'
llw
rol
ui
llw
laml
aliultlnr
dirrrtly
ihi
Hit
work,
noj't
nurli
iurtliMi
or
I
In-
rol
a
tiirunnr
al
ttrrrl
liilirrtliHK
and
al
rlHl
tu-oM-rl)r.
t.
The
riOliiialrd
nt
"f
tlx-
work
l
I.IJU.flO.
or
wtlirh
13.S
U
Ix-
4UI
liy
llir
iinrallo(i.
and
Um
ruliinatml
annual
.m-al
rale
't
rl
fr-murr
In
.3f3l.
TIm-
(wlal
a.M".iiM-nl
i
tu
paid
In
IB
annual
nitaliiimt.
3.
Ivrunn
dnlrlnir
to
1-rtllUm
airallHl
"ixlrrukU
Inr
work
mam
do
mi
on
nf
Lffort-
I
lit-
ird
day
of
April.
I
(if
6.
K.
V.
JOAKS.
:ity
Ork.
Inir.1
dm
fTth
day
lirnary,
l.
FORM
F.
Notka
of
Application
for
Cartiflcala
of
Improtamanla
"Sight"
Mlnaral
Claim
sintat
In
tlw
prhwr
Itiiiwrt
Mbtlur
IUvltli.il
or
Uir
Sktvna
Imtrlrt.
wiM-re
luratml:
Arar
tli-
li-al
itt
klltunikaluin
Ukr.
Uwrul
hnUlcr
m
lului.
Auiu-Iwr
of
huMrf
tn-r
MUirr
Orllflialr.
:.
TUt.
.AOTIi:r.
lliat
I,
Sum
Halls,
rrtr
MhM-r
Orliririlc
Ao.
sni:.
Intend
at
Um-
hm
or
ullty
ilay
frtmi
IIm-
dale
nrrt-ur.
lo
apply
lo
tlw
Vininr
liw.nlr
rr
a
ortirirair
of
Improyrinriiu
ror
thr
pnrpoM.
of
oliuliiinr
a
i:rwn
Oram
i'f
tlx.
auoir
tliiiiii.
Aud
riinlwr
take
ixillre
llial
arttan.
undi-r
wiimi
hi
or
Hie
"Minimal
Ar,"
mii.l
u-
ruiiirneitrnl
le-'orr
Um!
iHiianrf
or
im)i
OHIfiralc
r
Iniproi
riiwiiU.
luli-il
Hilt
fjnl
day
or
Irlirnary.
lJ.
SWAN
PM.IA.
naiifr.
I'y
K
T.
kVony.
Aanl,
IN
PROBATE.
In
tha
Suprama
Court
of
Brltiah
Columbia.
In
iIih
Mailer
of
tin-
Administration
Arf;
ihI
In
llw
!
Maltrr
of
Ihe
tate
i,r
John
nun
..
TAkK
sotjce
um
tty
orArr
.r
uu
A55"v
!:"
antwklnled
-S?.?:
"
fl,
ie
inoiRiiraifr
or
ine
etiAii,
or
ji,on
itiifi.
aid
Varlid.
deeeaed.
and
all
parlies
Manna-
rl1ni
aaarii.t
ihi)
said
ralale
are
lierehy
required
U
furiii.li
name,
.roI"-rly
vertfled.
Ui
ine
oil
or
before
Ihe
fjlh
i
oi
Marrn,
,vo.
I,
and
all
parllea
Indehled
lJ
Ihe
valalt,
in
miiiInmI
f
hiv
aiiioitiit
or
llielr
ludetilexlueiia
lu
Ine
ViHMVt
A
WATT.
I'rinee
riilpert,
P.r
,
.
orrp
tal
Aduitnutralor.
'
'"
'
'
'
V-bfvry
A.O.
1
wso.
THE
DAILY
NEW8
Saturday
Febr
Sleep
is
Nature's
Nerve
Restorer
Without
such
aid
as
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
affords
you
are
doomed
to
physical
By
usinc
this
treatment
and
taking
as
much
rest
as
possible
you
will
very
soon
find
yourself
on
the
highway
to
health.
But
a
little
patience
is
necessary.
A
condition
which
has
been
years
in
developing
cannot
be
overcome
in
a
day.
Of
one
thing
you
can
be
certain
and
that
is
that
with
each
dose
of
the
nerve
food
you
are
supplying
to
the'
blood
and
nerves'
the
elements
of
nature
which
are
essential
(or
the
restoration
of
the
human
system.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food,
60
cts.,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto
2,
Canada.
HALF
MILLION
POUNDS
FISH
Only
About
Half
as
Much
Land,
ed
This
Year
as
Last
in
February
Halibut
arrival
at
I
hi
port
for
Hie
month
of
February,
from
Ihe
openiup
of
the
season
at
I
In-
middle
of
the
motiti.
tip
to
tiMlay,
have
totalled
5UI,-
00
piiuuds
175,700
iMjund
from
American
Jt
lotus
and
C
i00
from
Canadian.
'I
he
tidal
i
jlitlle
more
than
half
that
f
at
the
same
pei
ii.d
,1al
year
when
l,HG,(Wio
oouiid-
had
been
lauded
here
by
tin-
time.
Th
ron-dilion
today,
huwevrr.
is
inoej!
more
satisfactory
for
on
February
2H,
I'Ji'D,
the
loeal
halibut
market
was
plutad
with
hun
dreds
of
thousands
pound
halibut
wliirh
the
market
could
nol
absorb.
Dad
weather
of
lh
pal
Tew
Uay
may
have
befn
lo
some
extent
?respoiiibl
fo
Ihe
fact
that
the
hatch
has
been
comparatively
small
hut
il
V
more
likely
that
landings
of
ealehes
have
iji
better
ar-
ranped
by
the
fiheriiten
Mieni-elves
so
as
lo
avoid
the
hunching
of
arrivals
and
annlliei
mar-
ke
i-Mul
I
IV-
lli.-i
o!
I.i
ye,ir.
BISHOP
HERE
IS
PROBABLE
Funds
Coming
In
Well
so
Far
and
Prospects
are
Sufficient
Will
be
Raised
Caledonia
dmcese
ilelf
has
more
than
reached
the
financial
objeelive
set
lor
il
in
connection
with
the
endowment
fund
with
n
view
lo
appointing
a
new
bUhnp
to
succeed
the
ate
Archbishop
Du
vernel
and
prospects
are
favorable
that
by
next
September
sufficient
funds
will
have
been
obtained
lo
warrant
Ihe
(reiiernl
Synod
executise
sauelioiiiikg
the
election
of
a
new
blhop
for
Caledonia
slated
Archdeacon
IJ.
A.
Hix
this
afternoon.
Archdeacon
Hill
will
leave
this
evening
for
Toronto
anil
will
pend
the
next
(wo
months
in
r.asiern
'-ainnia
carrying
on
a
Campaign
for
the
diocese
under
the
auspices
of
Mm
Miioitary
Sociely
of
the
Church
of
Kngland
in
Canada.
.
'
Afler
raster
Archbishop
De
J'eneier.
Di-liop
pf-
New
Wesl-
rninsler.
will
go
(o
Kngland
to
carry
on
a
campaign
for
Ihe
same
purpoe
miller
(he
auspices
of
the
H.C.
and
Yukon
Church
Aid
Soclely.
t.
D.
Smith,
formerly
an
nf
fieial
of
the
firnubv
slaff
at
Anyox,
wa
a
ftiiseiiiger
on
board
Ihe
Prinees
Mary
this
afternoon
hound
for
Vancouver
after
hav
ing
spent
several
month,
in
Die
V:-
dl-itrirl
RUPERT
WINS
BASKETBALL
Lights
Going
Out
Prevented
Second
Game
Being
Completed
at
Exhibition
Hall
j,
.
GOOD
PHYSICAL
DRILL
Much
Favorable
Comment
on
Work
of
Local
Girls'
Team
Last
Night
The
firl
of
the
series
of
games
between
boys
mid
girl
of
the
Prince
llupert
and
Anyox
lliph
SehtHils
look
place
lal
uiuhl
at
the
Kxhihilioii
Hall.
There
wa
a
large
crowd
in
attendance
de
spile
Ihe
bad
weather
and
two
"plendid
gitiiie
were
played,
although
the
lights
going
out
prevented
the
lioys'
raiiie
being
finished.
flood
shooting
on
the
nart
of
(he
I'rinee
llupert
girl
ami
the
I'omhitiiil
ion
nf
f
he
limit
uluv.
'
i--"'
ers
fealurrtl
the
girls'
grime
which
was
won
by
Prinr
llupert
by
n
ror
of
Ilk
to
7.
The
Msims
and
souring
were
as
follows:
Prince
llupcri
lmru
Frizzell.
ti;
Hvelyn
Dalby,
?;
Vera
Sniilh,
o?
Helen
Sim,
2;
Ada
Minirohr.
Anytix
Jeanelte
M
or
ley,
Julia
Calderone.
I;
Annie
Mcl.nehlaii.
Ilielina
Deeth.
1;
Margaret
O
Neill,
2:
Ihmtiie
Cliapman.
In
the
Ixiys'
pame;,
the
local
player,
were
ragged
at
Ui
In
ginning
but
nenr
the
end
of
Hie
nrst
half
Miey
pirketl
up
anil
Ihe
srire
al
half
lime
whs
It)
to.
1
1
in
Prince
llupert's
favor.
In
Ihe
two
minutes
nf
play
in
(he
-eeond
half
before
the
light
went
out
Pern
!toiler
2l
an
other
hakel.
The
inftne
was
then
ealleil
off
with
the
score
"land
ing
18
to
11.
Pitiiee
llupert
Alex
Mitcholl,
2;
Perry
llaisler,
;
Ytlti
Kutsu-
yauiM,
1:
Clarence
Thuuiiisoit.
5:
isa.Kaliiuma,
3.
Anyox
Theodore
Aaimua.
1:
Mdie
Clay,
1;
Johwie
ljjortsk,
Stuart
Mrlclihiu;
Ted
Swuiisun,
Atisiiu
I.initgren.
I'hlie
Mann
refereed
lMth
games
and
William
Mitchell
acted
as
linesman.
Physical
Drill
Detw
e?if
tlif?
two
games
I
here
was
on
exhibition
of
nlivK-nl
drill
and
tableau
hv
twenty
eirls
of
the
I'rinee
llupert
High
School
under
llie
dirwtion
of
Alex
Mit
chell.
Thi
girts
were
drexed
in
the
white
High
School
middies
with
blue'
collars
and
cuffs,
black
lie
and
the
High
School
rre
on
their
right
nrm.
They
presented
n
neat
appearance
on
the
floor
and
Ihe
turn
evoked
a
gwal
deal
of
favorable
comioenl.
The
girl
Uking
part
wen:
Jean
lirieve.
Winnie
Thoiiison,
I
t
lira
friizell.
F.velyn
Dalby,
Mary
Dowllier.
Ada
Minz?olir,
Lillian
lloberge.
Catherine
Irvine.
Vir-
ssinia
lliel.
Margaret
Herein.
Muriel
MiHertl.
Helen
Sim.
Aleitu
McKmley,
Chrlie
McI-inI.
i:hri-
tiua
Nueieh.
Julia
Walters,
Mary
Wallers.
Luey
O'llrien.
Vera
S
mi
Hi
and
Itiilh
(Sillies.
1
The
enlin-
performance
In-
eludiiig
Ihe
drill
aud
two
pame
will
m
repealed
ton
w
lit
and.
with
w?ather
improved,
a
bum-
ler
attendance
is
expected.
RIFLE
SHOOTING.
The
following
scores
we-e
made
hy
the
marksmen
of
I
he
North
It.C.
llegiuienl
Uiflc
As-"elation
on
the
Market
'Pla.-e
miniature
range
In
si
evening:
M.
M.
Lamb
7
II.
Floyd
v
03
II.
Davidson
fc
91
il.
II.
Kasluiaii
)
i
W.
Davies
.
ftfl
F.
Itussell
no
A.
Hunter
..
3
Hie
failure
of
the
elcrlric
lights
about
l:3li
prevented
pther
men
who
.
were
in
allendanw
from
shooliug.
The
ilifferfuiee
between
a
young
nreaeher
and
an
old
one.
aid
Dr.
Muff
all.
is
thai
the
yountr
preacher
Wonders
why
people
do
not
come
out
lo
hear
him:
the
o'il
nrearloT.
why
I
hey
do.
HEAD
and
ASTHMA1
BRONCHIAL
COLDS
No
Smoke
Ho
Sprays
-No
Snuff
Joit
Swillotv
a
RAZ-UIH
Cipsule
Reatorea
normal
breathing.
Quickly
tops
all
choking,
gaapina;
and
mucua
gatheringa
in
bronchial
tubea.
Girea
long
night
of
restful
alrep.
Containa
no
injurious
or
habit-forming
druga.
$1.00
per
box
at
drug
atorea.
Send
5c.
for
generoua
triaL
Templetona,
Toronto.
RAZ-M
AH
GUARANTEED
RELIEF
UI
"
paifLiHBHBanHBaHMnK
China
Cup
&
Saucer
SPECIAL
i.
For
Ono
Week
In
our
Basement
Store.
Special
Diicou
Real
Money
Savers.
OPTICAL
DEPARTMENT
Our
modern
optn
.it
depai
ttiien'
J
.
t
-
.
nuin
sali-fU'd
'
-o-lonier.
No
g
ie-wnik.
I
oplii
ion
wlm
ha-
li.ul
over
twenty
e...
.
X
need
for
you
to
go
tnrllier
a
we
run
gm
service
here
n
you
gel
in
,nn
l.irge
r(
s,
guuruiileed.
MAX
HEILBRONER
527-520
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEME
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
al
7
and
9
Norma
Talmad
In
-
China
'Grausta
2e
rk
A
plonon-
iiiixleru
roiiiain
e
ol
a
pruo
'
-inajelir
graiideor
.Hid
piked
with
tnll
glillenng.
glorooi-
"liraii-l.nk
v
ill
Nunil-i
rare
ilratnalee
liigbl.
Ttinil-.
inlrigni.,
slot.-,
a
lKaiiliful
girt
ami
a
man
righting
iur
i.ve.
V
a
yim
have,
never
Ihrtlled
I
.e
fore
when
a
kin,-
i
agiiinsl
(he
love
of
Ihe
young
heart,
when
tliniiigh
royal
hall-,
when
In.kiry
attaek
when
love
triumph
in
the
end.
llorgeou
guno-roiiiain
e.
heart
inciting
drama
.
Muperli
-al
Norma
Talmadge,
Eugene
O'Drlen,
Marc
McDermeC,
Roy
D'Arcy,
Albert
Gran,
Frank
Currier,
Winter
HH
Wanda
Hawley
.md
other.
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LTD.
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fftn
rrtnf
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Bar,
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M
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af
t-aitaM
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ANVOX.
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a
Hut
Mntr
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ThyrUar
a
rr
roa-r
soeiON,
41
vox.
alicc
arw.
stiwart,
Svnai,
1
a
-
US
IM
AtMa.
4.
Bamalat.
Av
prmat
nti.
ARE
YOU
WEARING
The
Right
Shoe?
j
t'ji
tilt
.1
re.
int
diile.
Ihe
tine
h
...!e
h.i-
hi
J
ils
energic
to
the
improvement
,,
(pi.,til
.1,1
I
Mines,
never
giving
any
ronsiderahon
lo
Ihe
i
P
11
new
leaf
ha
been
turned
and
the
mainifa
I"'
ing
liaiul
in
hand
wilh
rienee.
Thev
now
undt
i
The
Shoes
are
to
Fit
the
Feet
and
not
The
Feet
to
Fit
the
Shoes
Thai
is
why
you
find
thai
Hie
demuiiil
for
.
-ally
mmle
shoe
sairli
a
the
Areh-defeiiilor
Mlioc.
-
1
rreasiiiK
every
day,
,'is
well
as
scieulifie
uj.pliain
'
-
1
relief
or
fool
ailtiienlv,
as
Dr.
Sclioll's.
Willi
thai
aim
in
view
I
decided
in
Jeiirn
til'"''
'"
lie
Tee!
inn)
hav'o
I'oiiPlndrtl,
n
sjiceiul
iraelipedi
"'
llial
enables
me
111
give
yon
(in
nlisolulo
miIi-I-"
'
slum
filling
as
wcdl
as
relieving
you
of
your
Mini
1
"'
11
it
you
Imvc
any.
Yours
for
Scientific
Shoe
Fitting
SAM
JABOUR
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Third
Avenue