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BIX
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FRESH
IN
1
Rochon's
Chocolates
$1.00
per
1
lb.
Box
Also
Muxes
at
$2.00,
$2.75
and
$4.00
ROCHON'S
ALMOND
CRISP
$1.00
per
lb.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
New
Dresses
I-arjtc
AhKorinient
of
New
Afternoon
and
EveningDresses
in
all
colors
and
sizes
from
16
to
41.
Prices
from
$12
00
to
$37.50
CO.Mi:
AM)
SEE!
"Demers"
We
aim
In
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
THIS
IS
YOl'K
Last
Chance
To
secure
your
Peaches
and
Prunes
ion
ritiEicviu
We
have
a
limited
quantity
reaches,
per
crate
$1.-15
Prunes,
per
crate
$1.15
Pears,
Flemish
Beauty,
per
box
fS.50
Pears,
Bartletts.
per
box.
.
$3.50
Crab
Apples,
per
box
$2,00
Mcintosh
Red
Apples,
fancy,
per
box
S2.SO
Jumble
$2.
15
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417
-
423
5th
Avenue
East
DEPENDABILITY
is
the
one
big
factor
necessary
in
your
glasses
We
supply
that
factor
through
our
careful,
conscientious,
scientific
'examination
of
your
eyes
and
the
production
of
lenses
to
me.et
the
results
of
that
examination.
Accuracy
and
precision
characterize
our
service
to
you
from
start
to
finish.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
91
VnjFi
3rd.
A
VII
l'HOM'
Itr.n
in
8UMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
$6.50
l'cr
half
load
.
...
3.50
Per
jack
............
.50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cooll
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
$300
FINE
IN
IIAITAn
PICT
lhjuuk
lam.
NAMIKL
STEIANO
CO.NVICTKII
OT
MXLINU
AT
TOUT
CLEMENTS
CJ.l'll
No
evidence
being
put
In
by
the
defence,
conviction
and
fine
of
S300,
with
the
option
of
three
months'
Imprison
mcnt,
was
Imposed
by
Magistrate
Mo
Clymont
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
in
the
case
of
Samuel
rs
Stefano,
charged
with
selling
Intoxicating
liquor.
Notice
of
appeal
was
given
by
8.
W.
Taylor,
counsel
for
the
de
fence.
E.
F.
'
Jones,
city
solicitor,
pro
secuted.
The
only
witnesses
in
the
cosn
were
two
Liquor
Board
officers.
Con
stable
William
Gibson
and
Constable
Thomas
Shecvcs.
Constable
Gibson
stated
that
on
September
18
at
1:45
In
the
morning
he
and
Constable
Thomas
Sheeves
and
another
man
went
into
the
Port
Cle
ments
Club.
Witnesses
ordered
three
glasses
of
whiskey
and
paid
accused
$1.50.
After
the
whiskey
had
been
drunk.
Constable
Thomas
Sheeves
ordered
six
bottles
of
beer
for
which
pay
mcnt
was
tendered
with
two
12
bills.
a
dollar
being
received
in
change.
One
bottle
of
beer
was
opened
and
drunk
and
the
five
others
were
taken
to
the
police
station
and
turned
over
to
Corp.
Markland
after
they
had
been
initialled
by
the
(two
officers.
CKOSS
EXAMINATION
Under
cross-examination
by
Mr.
Tay
lor,
Gibson
described
the
premises
known
as
the
Port
Clements
Club,
with
particular
reference
to
a
large
room
in
the
rear,
where
the
liquor
was
bought.
There
were
only
the
two
officers,
tho
other
man
and
accused
in
that
room
ai
the
time.
Louis
Ross
was
asleep
at
"
the
lunch
counter.
Mr.
Taylor
demanded
the
name
of
the
other
man
and
both
witness
and
Mr.
Jones
objected.
The
magistrate
ruled
that
the
name
bi
disclosed
and
witness
stated
it
vu
Philip
Laporte.
They
were
in
the
pre-
TIMBER
SALE
XS263
scaled
trader
Mill
be
recetuo
by
tin
limte-r
ol
Laud
not
uier
ttiau
iwm
ut,
(lie
Suth
day
of
September.
IVJu,
fur
lu
tiu
rebate
ur
Liceiue
XSioa,
to
cut
Iti.suv
Im-al
leer
ur
oedar
l'ule
and
riunr
on
sn
are
adjoining
tut
lit
and
tin,
t'er
ruun
bay,
i
mile
Wnl
uf
I'urt
Ueiiieuu.
VUrru
Charlulie
Maud
I
J
nil
HiMricJ.
Three
l
year
will
be
ailuued
fur
re
.nova
I
uf
limber.
i'urlDir
particular
ur
tbe
Oulef
Furt--er,
Victoiu
If.
c,
ur
District
lorealer.
riiire
lturl.
B.
I.
WATER
NOTICE
Dlitrilon
and
Us
TAKE
Ni
flCt
that
II.
U.
Kyle,
wlvoe
.ildrea
t
WraugelL,
Alanka,
and
Telegraph
m
u.
i...
will
aopiy
rur
a
nerne
to
ake
and
ue
i.ooo
miner1
inches
flow
of
water
out
uf
Buck
liuleh,
which
flow?
M.lerly
into
uea
Creek.
The
water
will
ue
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
ibnut
twu
mile
up
the
stream
rrom
it.
jiotilii
into
uease
cms
ana
win
ie
um-ci
ur
hvdraullr
milling
purpose
uton
Im-iicd
placer
rlaiin
known
and
described
s
leases
ju.
iru
ana
in.
"inn
noure
war
(listed
on
Uie
ground
on
the
13rd
day
l
?
uly
Hit.
A
ropy
or
iuij
nonce
ana
an
ammrauoi
pursuant
tlieretu
and
to
the
"Water
Art
ivn,
win
ie
i
lira
in
tne
onice
or
im
Water
Hcrorder
at
Telegraph
Creek.
upjernon
i'i
we
application
may
w
'tied
with
the
aid
Water
Kerwrder
or
Allh
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Hlght.
amaincni
uuiiaing,
victoria,
u
u,
wi-hln
thlrlv
dav
after
the
rirt
arnearancr
if
this
notice
In
the
local
newppaiier-The
date
uf
the
first
nubllcallun
ol
this
notice
Is
Septen.btT
14th,
K..
n.
h.
I
u.,
applicant.
MINERAL
ACT
CsrllflcaU
of
lmDomtnU.
1
Brownie
an.
t
Mineral
claim,
situate
In
he
Atlln
Mining
ml
Ion
f
the
Casslar
uMrlrt.
on
Wann
River,
adjoining
and
to
he
south
of
Brownie
No.
4
MX.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
James
B.
Kershaw.
rre
Miners
i.eriiririie
io.
sstsi,
mtena.
'Ittr
dav
from
the
date
hereof,
lo
antilv
to
the
Mlnlnr
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
r
improvements,
ror
the
purpose
or
on-'alnltir
a
Crown
r.rant
of
the
above
claim,
And
fnrilwr
take
rwitlre
that
action,
un
der
wrtlon
S.
mum
be
commenced
before
he
usue
or
such
Certificate
of
Improve
nents.
nTED
this
lit
day
or
September.
A.D.
IJJ6.
II.
McN.
FP.ASER,
A
rent.
I
Dr.
Alexander
I
Smith
Block
Phona
576
DENTIST
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
639,
Gi-een
238,
Black
735.
Night
Phonei
087,
.
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
U.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Put
Trimmings
at
low
prices
6.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
MONDAY.
OCTOBER
4,
1938.
The
perfect
whole
wheat
food
iw
-FlFllllWll
WHEAT
Every
shred
is
baked
crisp
and
flavory-All
the
wheat
in
a
digestible
form
mlscs
about
twenty
minutes.
Mr.
Taylor
also
demanded
that
witness
give
over
the
notes
from
which
he
con-
suited
as
to
the
number
of
drinks
he'llsaed
by
the
Dominion
Fisheries,
On
i
witness)
had
had
previously
that
day
The
magistrate
ruled
that
Ur.
Tsyloi
should
be
given
no
notes
tn
whtcu
other
cases
than
that
before
the
court
at
the
time
were
referred
to.
On
this
rullrg,
Mr.
Taylor
announced
that
Im
had
no
further
cross-examination
U.
make.
the
Tbe
ether
witness
was
Constable
Thomas
Sheaves
who
gave
evidence
cor-loboratlve
of
that
of
Constable
CJ!b-
ton.
NO
DEFENSE
Mr.
Taylor
quted
thst
there
was
n
defence
to
offer
and
Magistrate
U.
Clymant
announced
his
.
decision.
In
tbe
cue
of
Lculs
Rons,
which
wai
also
lo
have
come
up
today,
Mr.
Taylor
stated
that
he
wis
not
ready
to
go
on
so
adjournment
until
Wednesday
waa
granted.
GOOD
SALMON
RUN
'
an
THIS
YEAR
FRASER
RIVER
IS
REPORTED
The
largest
catch
of
sockeye
salmon
in
tde
on
the
Fraser
smce
1917
is
draw
end
ing
to
a
close
says
the
Vancouver
Pro
vlr-ce.
Hundreds
of
fishing
vessels
have
been
busy
for
the
past
three
.recks
and
the
canneries
are
working
tight
and
day.
During
the
latter
part
of
the
season
the
rush
haa
been
exceptionally
heavy,
though
during
the
latt
few
days
thV
fish
hav
enot
beet,
so
fat
and
well
nourished
as
they
were
unimuimi
iiHIIUIleib
nMIL.-
WAYS
t
a
.
o
.
--,
,
Tenders
for
Soft
Wood
Ties
In
British
Columbia
!
SEALED
TENliEltS
addresMil
to
the
uu
ithe
dcrlfiied
std
endoTM-d
"Tender
for
Soft
Wow!
Ties"
will
b
rerriied
at
t
of
1
e
tne
of
the
General
Tie
ami
Tlllller
Aaelll.
lluutii
Hut,
i-inaduii
atlmul
tip
I'CM
Huildlnr.
MrGill
Stieet,
Muntrejl.
until
welve
noon.
Tuedav.
(K
tolx-r
lyth.
Ii6.
fur
Hallway
Ties
to
be
manufacture
d
from'...
,1...,.!.-
rti
....,..,..
..,
...
.iiiiuer
rut
beiween
'iobrr
ut.
isijo.
ami
.May
it,
iv7,
ana
delivered
between
ian-
uary
lm.
IJ.
and
July
IM,
1117,
F.o.11.
.
csr.
i.amcl'an
national
Hallway,
m
a'
jnct
cordanre
with
Sperlfiralluii
3
W
I.T
re
vl-ed
July
nth,
IVt.
rur
Son
Wood
Tie.
Tie
of
each
grade
lo
be
loaded
eparately.
Tenner
rurm
ran
tie
obtained
at
the
office
uf
the
Tte
Agent
at
Wlmil-g.
I'ur-
rnaing
Agent
at
ano.iiver,
or
Ueneial
Tie
and
Timber
Agent,
Montreal.
Tender
will
nut
be
considered
unlet.
made
out
on
furni
supplied
by
tbe
lull
'
A
wedding
took
place
Saturday
after-wa
Company.
'noon
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
The
luwent
or
any
tender
not
ueeear-
.
.
,
lly
accepted.
iZarelll,
Fraser
Street,
when
Mrs.
M
Nellie
O.
I'.
MarLAHEN.
Bystrum
of
Juno.
Alaska,
became
the
'jrimmt
lie
aiui
I
UMurr
sriii.
-
Monireai.
vue
.
September
ath,
WATER
NOTICE.
Dlftrslon
and
Ui.
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
Robert
liwrge
iohn-ton,
wliow
addrev
i
Inrenie-ii
caiinery,
will
ifl'ly
ror
a
licence
tn
take
and
use
in.nou
gallon
per
day
of
water
out
of
reek
we.t
of
wharf
at
:hliu
llal
sliitne
known
a
no
name
,
which
flow
south-
i
'
rat
and
drain
Into
Trout
Hay
about
4t
feet
south
along
tlx-
la-h
frmn
tli
wiiili-
leant
c.irnei
Utl
"A,"
k'ltaMMi
Ut.
The
water
wUI
be
dlvertrd
from
the
tresiu
at!
a
point
about
Lou
feel
from
it
mouth
!
and
win
be
ui-d
ror
doroe.ur
anil
rainier)
purMiM-
iiani
the
land
deM-rllwd
a
lit
"A
,
kilaMxi
i
ll.
Tin
nillr
wi
i.ied
n
the
ground
on
tlie
15th
day
of
Htp
Kllib'-r.
tt'.
A
copy
of
thl
notice
Slid
an
ai-pllcatlon
turiiatil
tlierelo
snd
lo
the
"Water
Art's
will
be
filed
In
the
of
rice
of
the
Water
ItM-utdi'r
at
Prince
llui-eri
iibiiciloin
to
tlw
applliallon
tuav
Ik-
filed
with
tlx-
ald
Water
necorder
or
with
tin-
i:omptruller
of
Wsler
Itlghl.
Parliament
Kutldtng.
Victoria.
H.C..
within
thirty
iit
srter
the
first
spx-arance
of
Hit
notice
In
a
I'K-al
ncwpier.
The
date
of
thu
flrt
publlcall'in
of
tut
notice
I
Krptciiihct
30.
I
ttfi.
ROBERT
OEOIIUE
JOHNSTON,
Appllcsut.
MAKE
YOUR
!
OWN
RUGS!
Stencilled
Patterns
from
95c
Frames
from
85c.
Patent
Rug
Needles
75c.
Any
Wool
call
lie
iimm.
Wo
rt'cuniiiieml
Monarch
Down
H.
S.
WALLACE
Co.,
Ltd.
eat
tier.
It
Is
reported.
The
last
figures
available
of
the
Fra-
ser
River
sockeye
pack
are
those
pub'
September
23.
the
pack
totalled
64.104
cases.
Last
year
at
the
same
date
the
pack
was
30.412
cases.
NETS
(
IIANdE
AT
MIIINItillT
At
midnight
the
sockeyes
now
crowding
up
the
rraser
River
to
the
spawning
ground
will
get
a
Utile
relief
from
nets,
five
and
three
quarter-inch
mesh,
go
out
of
.season,
and
cannot
be
used.
Apparently
the
Fraer
lUver
net
flsh-erment
are
getting
the
cream
of
the
orun.
.
Trap
operators
on
the
United
States
side
report
a
poor
catch.
IKE
THOMPSON
IS
Ike
Thompson,
posiaias
icr
and
mining
recorder
at
Jedway.
Is
making
steady
progress
to
recovery,
following
operation
for
a
growth
on
his
lip
which
was
successfully
performed
on
Saturday
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
by
Dr.
J.
A.
West.
Mr.
Thompson,
who
i
a
cousin
of
J.
H.
Thompson,
local
hardware
man.
arrived
the
city
last
week
for
treatmeut
Mrs.
Thompson
Is
staying
with
him,.
Mrs.
Thompson
is
loud
in
her
praises
for
the
excellent
service
being
given
by
Dr.
West
and
the
hospiui
staff.
METROPOLITAN
POLICE
FOR
VICTORIA
REFUSED
"
-
'
Commission
turned
down
the
of.,
(Policy
down
h
:!'roIVIctofUto
lncluIl.themunldial.!ll)(1
fof
,,,,
w
w
r
metropolitan
police
plan,
nich,thn
WftU
u1tn
rt(umill
,wouia
serve
victoria
ana
me
outlying
districts.
The
commUsion
asserted
thst
Idea
was
not
In
the
best
InterrsU
of
,
,
.
,
municipality
and
they
could
see
no
fetnr
evrn
tn
ntjr
lntn
rfl-lilrn
'
.
a
raa.A
4
i
",c
'
"
"
lnated
with
Police
Coramiuluner
Walter
....
..
;OMIKll,
U
IKIOII4.
lt
MUUUBT
night
tee
Esquimau
I
"once
lwara
re-
I
wii
thi.
nl.n
wrtin
ht
It
w-mild
.
S
77
...
save
themunlcipallty
money.
HAPPILY
MARRIED
ON
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
bride
of
Howard
Mclnnes.
an
engineer
of
Vancouver.
The
members
of
the
family
and
a
few
friends
were
present
to
witness
the
ceremony.
Solomon
Mussallem,
formerly
of
thl
city,
haa
been
appointed
a
Justice
of
Pcace
Port
Haney
according
v
announcement
in
uic
current
u.
v..
rjazette.
of
Lanqda
guarantees
its
Age
mi
04V
r
Wrt-B
I
rRL
9
YEARS
OLD
uorrsjy'frtV)!
Ml
Tills
advertisement
Is
not
publiHlied
or
displayed
by
the
I.lqnor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
liritlsh
Columbia.
;
CHICAGO'S
RUM
ROW
IS
ALMOST
SHOT
TO
PIECES
hEvt.vTV-rivi:
ii:atiih
took
vlavk
TIIEItE
WITHIN
PAST
TWO
VEAKH
AMI
IEW
A
HE
I.KIT
CIIICAOO,
Oct.
2.
The
death
roll
of
Chicago's
Rum
Row.
'which
hss
reached
j
73
in
the
last
two
years
of
gang
warfare,
is
almost
complete.
In
the
opinion
of
veteran
police
observers,
and
tbe
prln
clpal
bands
of
beer
runners
and
alcohol
dealers
are
about
"shot
to
pieces,
Tho
leaders
and
many
of
the
followers
of
these
gangs
have
been
the
object
of
elaborate
funerals,
or
are
In
the
hands
of
police
and
federal
authorities.
The
coroner's
statistics
show
thst
many
more
have
been
eliminated
by
bullcU
than
by
law.
but
eventually
most
of
those
still
olive
have
been
arrested,
and
another
"wild
west"
epic,
as
lurid
aa
any
of
the
past.
Is
closed.
IIKOINNINO
OF
"WAK
A
police
legend
now
accepted
as
fact
traces
the
beginning
of
the
garig
war
to
the
death,
in
November.
lBJt.
cf
Mike
Merlo.
acknowledged
leader
of
the
west
side
Italians.
He
is
said
to
have
forbidden
hostilities
against
rivals
in
the
business
of
manufacturing
and
dispensing
Illicit
liquor.
While
he
lived,
occasional
liquor
robberies
known
aa
"hijacking;
were
the
only
outbursts.
Merlo
died
of
pneumonia,
not
bullets.
The
day
after
his
funeral,
Dion
O'
canton,
head
of
a
composite
group.
chiefly
with
Irish
surnames,
was
shot
down
and
the
war
was
on.
Sometimes
the
police
were
able
to
encounter
an
su
tu
load
of
gingstcr
and
a
few
of
them
met
death
In
conflict
with
the
law.
But
nearly
always
competitors
got
to
them
first
with
little
or
no
traces
of
the
aa-
eassins.
ItEVEMIE
IN
HEATH
Of
Mcrlos
lieutenants
were
the
six
ueqna
urotners.
tnree
of
whom
were
quickly
slain
In
revenge
for
the
O'Dan-Ion
sheeting.
Many
of
other
gangs
were
taken
for
a
ride."
shot
and
thrown
from
an
automobile
along
suburban
read.
An
assistant
state's
attorney.
James
McSwIgln.
happened
to
get
In
the
way
of
a
gangster's
machine
gun.
and
was
killed
with
two
others.
One
-of
them.
the
roan
really
sought,
was
a
boyhood
friend
of
McSwigin.
The
deith
roll
grew
until
64
names
acre
added
in
the
first
eight
months
of
U20
and
then
the
leaders
of
the
Saltia-Mt
Erlane
group,
about
the
last
of
tbe
list,
were
taken
on
murder
charges.
f
Him
Rrtn
!
now
t
hi.
rioll.-t
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACTAMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant,
unreserved,
surveyed
Crown
lands
may
b
prs-eraptsd
by
iiiitlsh
subjects
over
It
years
of
age.
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intention
to
bet-oma
IlrltUh
subjects,
condl
ilunal
utin
residence,
occupation,
jij
Itnprovtment
for
agricultural
turpon
Full
Information
concerning
ran-.atlons
reitardlng
prs-eroptlons
It
Klven
In
Uulletln
No.
1.
Land
Herts),
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land,"
copies
of
uhlch
can
b
obtained
frea
of
charge
lr
addrrMinc
tha
Department
of
Landa.
Victoria.
U.C
or
to
any
Gev-trnment
Agent.
$
Hscords
will
ba'arrantsd
covering
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
la
not
timber-land.
I.e.,
cArrylna;
over
1,000
board
feet
rxr
acre,
west
of
the
Coast
Range
and
S.OOu
feet
per
acre
east
of
that
Rang.
Applications
for
prs-emptlons
art
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Com
mlasloner
of
tbe
Land
Recording
Division,
In
which
the
land
applied
for
la
situated,
and
are
mads
an
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
b
obtained
from
ths
Land
Commissioner,
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
mads
to
vslus
of
110
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating;
at
least
flvs
acres,
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
received,
For
more
detailed
Information
ass
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Laod."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
Pur
I
chase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
Isnds.
not
being
tlmberland,
1
for
agricultural
purposes:
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
la
II
per
acre,
and
second-class
(graa-,
Ing)
land
I
f
t
9
per
acre.
Further
In-.
formation
regarding
purchase
or
laaa
of
Crown
lands
la
Klven
In
Ilullstln
,
No.
10,
Land
rlerlea,
"Purchase
and
I
yeans
of
Crown
Lands."
MI1L
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
on
timber
lsnd,
not
exceeding
40
acre,
,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including:
payment
of
'
stumpsge.
HOME8ITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
area,
not
exceeding
SI
acres,
may
be
leased
aa
homesltaa,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
yesr.
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
haa
been
surveyed,
LEASES
tor
crazing
and
Industrial
trmr-
posee
arss
not
exceeding
140
acrse-may
be
leased
by
one
perse
or
I
'
company,
ORAZINQ
m
Under
tha
Orating
Act
tha
Inee
la
divided
Into
graxlng
dlstrioU
and
tbe
range
administered
unasr
a
Grating
Commlsslonsr
Annual
grazing
psrntlts
are
Issued
based
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
eatabllahod
owner.
Btock-ownsrs
may
form
aaaMlaltona
for
rang
maaagsintnt
Free,
or
partly
tf
panniu
ars
aval
laolt
for
eU
oa-opers
kand
Uavallar.
if
Is
Ua
T
WE
ARE
OFFEBINQ
A
MODEL
MODERN
A
GRADUATE
EXPERIENCED
OPTICAL
PARLOR
REGISTERED
OPTOMETRIST
TO
SERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
11
is
the
greal
iliffi-rcitrc
in
(lie
ri-Mills
obtained
from
correct
methods
uf
examination
for
ilofcrU;
tho
careful
attention
to
filling
the
irChi.'ripMuii
ami
the
details
so
tiece-sfiry
in
correct
frame
filtiug
tliat
causes
our
patients
to
dierriiiiinale
in
favor
of
kIuxm-s
filled
in
our
Optical
I'arlor.
We
use
modern
methods.
We
try
t
give
courteous
service.
That's
why
you
will
feel
jo
iiiiicIi
at
comi
when
you
are
deriding
on
a
frame
(Hal
will
exactly
Miit
your
particular
liking.
REMEMBER
No
case
presents
perploxitles
to
one
.qualified
in
tho
Science
of
Refraction.
Consult
our
Optometrist
n
you
would
a
friend.
The
ad
vice
will
he
Just
as
reliable.
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
The
Johnstown
Flood
A
(Highly
cpir
(Iniiini
tlepirting
Iire.illi
heioi-ui.
heartrending
Mifrcruig.
niirucnon
e-(
npe,
tiar.ng
ndv'-n
tiirt'f
-pI
ugaiut
the
harkgruiiml
of
one
uf
luxtury'
nnl
appalluix
inlu'lroplic..
A
fptrctacular,
ientioiiH
pholo-plu
showing
death
and
devastation
wriKigbt
h)
I
he
uncontrolled
forreo
of
nature.
Might
town
are
dentniyetl.
twehi-llioosaiid
live
ai-rifiied.
The
romance
of
a
l.oy
ami
girl
win
survived
the
niot
terrifying
epeniii-e
of
"Th-Johiflowu
llood.'
See
the
feiuaie
Paul
llevere
-pirriug
her
hor-e
to
awaken
the
i
oiuitridc.
Strong
rail.
George
O'Brien,
Florence
Gilbert,
Anders
Randolf,
Paul
Nicholson,
Janet
Gaynor
and
others.
"THE
ADVENTURES
OF
MAZIE,"
No.
1
ALBLTtTA
VAUGHN
IN
"AMAZING
MAZIE."
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Blacksmiths,
Pattern
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l
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ol
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DOLLAR
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The
above
saying
in
a
proved
fac(,
ami
if
yon
wish
to
give
it
the
acid
test
take
advantage
of
our
dollar-saving
sule
nn
FRIDAY,
OCT.
1st,
TILL
TUESDAY
OCT.
5th.
SAVE
A
DOLLAR
WITH
EVERY
PURCHA8E
Coaling
in
a
variety
uf
nalleni.
leg.
Hsi.UO.
Hule
$:i,00
a
yard,
mvlng
Jfcl.OO
a
yard.
Hkii
liiiK,
all
wool,
GO
inches
reg.
M.fiU.
Hale,
a.r0,
save
sl.00aynrd.
Men's
Hull
IIhK
reg.
i.7&.
Hale,
:i,70,
save
one
dollar.
Men
Oxfords
reg,
$5.75.
Hale,
i.7D.
Mch'k
Un.lenveitr,
reg.
L.0()
a
garment.
Halo
$3,00
a
Mill,
save
one
dollar
a
suit.
And
these
are
not
the
only
bargains,
come
In
and
share
In
the
savings
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