PAGE
SIX
China
China
Cup
&
Saucer
SPECIAL
For
One
Week
In
our
Basement
Store.
Special
Discounts.
Real
Money
Savers.
OPTICAL
DEPARTMENT
Our
modern
optical
department
lias
proved
iiself
in
many
.satisfied
customers.
No
guesswork.
Iml
a
graduate
optician
wlio
lias
liad
over
twenty-seven
years'
cNporienru.
No
need
for
you
lo
g(
furlher
as
we
can
give
you
the
same
service
here
as
you
get
in
uny
large
oily.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
MAX
HEILBRONER
'
527-529
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
0
Betty
Bronson
&
Ricardo
Cortez
"NOT
SO'LONG
AGO"
A
runinnlic
comedy
drama
or
lillle
old
New
York
when
Grandma
was
a
girl.
A
captivating
story
of
jnzstle.ss.
flappcrlcss
days
when
New
York
was
a
pasture
and
Uroatt-way
a
cuwputh,
wlien
girls
wore
curl
and
balloon
skirls
and
went
joyriding
on
bicycles.
Not
so
long
ago
when
eggs
were
fifteen
cents
a
dozen
and
the
income
tux
"whs
n'l,"lhe
taudent
hike
made
a
big
hit.
KecHelly
ride
one.
Looking
hack
at
1850
with
the
eyes
of
1020
is
to
gel
hearty
laughs.
Strong
cast.
Betty
Bronson,
Ricardo
Cortez,
Edwards
Davis,
Laur-ance
Wheat,
Dan
Crimmins,
Julia
Swavne
Gordon
and
others.
COMEDY
LARRY
SEPION
in
"HER
BOY
FRIEND."
PATHE
REVIEW
35c.
and
10c.
PERFUMES
Uy
the
ounce.
A
few
odors
hy
llie
loading
perfumers.
Coly's
L'Orfcgan
-
Paris
Kmeraudo,
per
oz.
?4.00
Caron's
IHack
Narcissus,
per
oz
$7.00
Itadianl,
per
oz.
...
$3.50
Guerlaln's
L'lk'uro
Wcnc,
per
oz
?5.00
J
inky,
per
oz
$2:50
Roger
and
Gallet's
Jaile-YeraViolclla,
per
oz.
$1.50
T'leurs
d'Amour.
per
oz.
$4.00
And
many
others.
All
new
fresh
slock
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Stamped
Goods
Luncheon
Sets,
Pillow
Cae.s,
Aprons,
etc.,
all
stamped
ready
for
work.
A
large
variety
of
stamping'
patterns
to
choose
from
if
you
wish
to
use
your
own
materials.
Ileal
Irish
Linen
Tablecloths,
51
inches,
each
$2.50
Silk
and
Wool
Hose,
four
shades,
per
pair
.
.
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes,
per
yard
25c
Mrs.
W,
L
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
Phone
(ireen
389
089
English
Knitted
Jumpers
From
$5.50
English
Knitted
Suits
From
$20.50
Just
lo
Iiniid.
See
our
windows
"Demers"
Wo
aim
to
please.
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Specials
LENTEN
SUGGESTIONS
Norwegian
Sardines,
it
tut
$1.00
Sianich
Clams,
J
lias..
50c
Minced
Clams,
li
tins..
65c
l'ink
.Salmon,
l
a,
:(
(ins
50c
Channel
Herring,
ls,
'.'
lias
35c
lleirinn
in
Tomato
Sauce,
2
tins
25c
Angelina
Olive
Oil,
gall.
$3.35
Angelina
Olive
Oil,
lh
gall.
$1.75
Ayrshire
Hacon,
fresh.
'J
Ihs.
...
55c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
FASHION'S
I
LATEST
Rayon
Crepes
A
popular
fabric
Tor
Spring
and
Summer
Wash
Dresses.
Conies
in
a
beautiful
range,
figured,
stripes,
check.
:2
inches.
Per
Yard
65c
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
$6.50
Half
Load
$3.50
Large
sacXs
,
.
.
50o
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
680
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
(FRENCH
BIRTH
RATE
RISING
Both
German
and
British
Falling
Rapidly
and
British
Lower
Than
French
LONDON.
Mar.
15.-
Now
that
The
llrilish
hirlh
rale
has
fallen
well
helow
llie
French'
and
is
power
than
that
oT
any
nlhei
(great
country,
the
French
Minis
ter
of
Health
has
been
'moved
lo
publish
a
series
of
population
statistic..
reassuring
to
French
puhlic
tipinion.
franco
is
I
he
only
great
nation
with
a
hirth
rale
that
is
actually
rising
in
l
u
I
:t
UM
births
per
in.Otio
of
the
popula-
limi
ami
in
lui-l
-IU2.
The
Herman
hirth
rale
in
llie
same
period
has
fallen
from
HG
lo
201.
the
llrilish
from
211
lo
I
UN.
The
increase
in
hie
French
hirth
rale
is
shown
not
so
particularly
in
Cathtolic
regions
as,
curiously,
in
llie
tli'iiarlmeuls
ravaged
hy
llie
(iermau
invasion.
Nor
is
France
in
so
had
a
position
as
is
generally
thought
ir.
Jppspeet
of
infantile
'mortality,
i'l'lic
death
rati;
of
hahies
le.s
i
l
hun
one
year
oJd
was,
twenly-
I
five
years
;io,
170
per
1,000:
jliahies
horn
alive:
in
1021
it
wej
jonly
K5,
ami
is
still
rapidly
fall-,
ling.
The
figure
85
is
still
he
j
hind
"lhal
of
Hnglaml.
where
llie;
,raie
of
infanlile
mortality
is
75.
i
Iml
it
is
far
ahead
of
licrmanys
1(18.
Austria's
100.
and
Itn-I
mania's
207.
The
reproach
asainsl
Franei
as
a
country
of
few
haiiies
anil
a
high
death
rate
amongst
those
'few
in
short
does
not
hold
"jjond.
.ire.il
llritain
has
a
lower
nalal-i'y
and
(iermany
a
higher
iiiTnr
-;tile
mortality.
Add
lo
these
'statistics
lhal
France
has
u
larger
immigration
than
any
;
other
country
except
Aiueriei
anil
il
will
b
eseen
how
empty
is
'Hie
legend
that
France
is
a
,
country
doomed
lo
fall
into
the
second
rank
hy
reason
of
dimin-
shiug
poulalion.
BRIDE
WAS
DESERTED
AT
THE
ALTAR
WHEN
SUBSTITUTE
APPEARED
Curious
Arrangement
by
Which
Wedding
Was
Ablo
to
Take
Place
CAMIiltllKiF,
Mass..
Mar.
5.
A
strange
story
of
a
bride
Hh'scrlcd
at
the
altar
only
to
be
proposed
lo
on
llie
.spot
hy
a
!
guest
she
had
met
but
I
wo
week
ihe
marriage
of
Alene
li.
Ilesl,
17.
lo
William
II.
Iioolui,
III
year
old
army
clerk.
Mrs.
Dunlin,
the
only
while
jgirl
known
(o
have
been
con-j
firmed
in
a
Xegro
church,
wa
l
married
hy
the
HI.
Ilev.
Arthur
!S.
Trotman,
in
St.
Luke's
Africae.
lOrthlodnx
Church,
in
the
presence
of
a
mixed
company,
i
Dunlin
is
while,
as
was
John
.I.
.Ilalligan.
-M,
Mrs.
DoOlin's
first
'
fiance.
Mrs.
William
Ileal,
mother
o
the
bride
whose
husband
is
jaui
lor
of
llie
church,
told
reporters
llie
story.
Ilishop
Trotman,
the
choir,
and
numerous
aeipiaint
nncrs
were
assembled
in
the
church
on
January
17,
wailing
for
Ilalligan.
Time
passed,
the
bishop
grew
impatient,
the
hridi
nervous
and
the
mother
tearful.
l'Uialiy,
just
as
iiope
was
abandoned,
Iiooliu,
a
boarder
i'l
the
lies!
household,
iiml
a
guel
at
llie
ceremony,
stepped
forward
ami
offered
to
substitute."
Mrs.
Ilesl
.slopped
crying.
"(In
see
llie
Ilishop,"
she
said
she
told
1
1
he
youth.
The
Ilishop
was
will
ing
hul
pointed
out
the
legal
delay
reipiired
ami
so
the
wedding
cake
was
put
away.
Several
days
later
Ilalligan
appeared,
but.
according
to
Mrs,
Ilesl,
could
tsit
no
reason
for
his
absence
ami
Miss
lies
I.
declined
lo
change
her
mind.
Now
the
ceremony
has
heen
performed,
and
this
neither
bride
nor
bishop
was
kepi
wailing.
"We're
all
happy,"
Mfi.
Ilesl
beamed
as
photographers
snappejl
pictures
of
llie
couple
Doolin
smiled
in
confirmation.
Mrs.
Doolin
toyed
with
her
bridal
veil
hul
maid
nothing.
AN
IMPORTANT
CORRECTION
Policeman
(givimg
evidence)
He
was
fighting
his
wife,
your
Worship,
when
I
arrested
him
and
Prisoner
'interrupting
When
he
rescued
me,
If
yon
don't
mind.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
JABOUR
BROTHERS
Departmental
::
Store
::
ening
Day
We
lake
a
great
deal
ol
(dcasiire
mi
atiiMiiin
nig
If
(lie
I'lihio
1
1
1
opi
um.'
o
our
model)
l
.mil
enlarged
slolf.
Tomorrow,
Saturday,
March
6th,
this
store
will
be
ready
for
public
inspection.
We
extend
a
cordial
invitation
to
all.
Do
come
and
see
the
growth
of
one
of
the
'
pioneer
stores
of
this
city
V
YOUR
GOODWILL.
Our
growth
is
Die
result
of
your
goodwill
mid
siiptort.
Tin
goodwill
i
our
i
I
valuable
Ht
ami
the
secret
of
our
success.
Service!
AESTHETIC
TROUBLES
ItOMF.
March
0-
-Already
be-snl
by
scores
of
new
and
complicated
traffic
regulations,
Human
chauffeurs
iow
have
lo
guard
ugainsl
a
new
way
of
getting
fined
coiniiiilling
"aesthetic
misdemeanors.'!.
One
aesthetic
.ulisdeiiieanor
is
Hie
act
of
protecting
llie,
redialyr
in
chilly
weather
.by
covering
H
willi
n
sheet
of
newspaper
or
other
paper.
This,
says
(Jovctrior
(hemonesi,
cimslllule
u
most
'iinilccnralive
ornament.
"If,"
says'
an
ordinance,
"special
conditions
render
necessary
covering
llie
radiator,
ilhis
should
be
i
ITALIAN
CHAUFFEURS:
FREE
fleeted
lis
I
In-
ill
mean'
proper
or
lechiii
BRITAIN
BUYS
ITS
FILMS
JFROM
STATES
WASHINGTON,
1m;
March
&.
-L'nlled
Hlales
moving
piclure
producers
exported
rJo.iiOO.ono
feet
of
"positive"
photographic
film
in
'Uii'5,
the
deparlmeul
or
commerce
reports,
4
ho
fiures
exceeding
by
55,0(10,(100
reel
the
1021
record.
(;.
J.
North,
department
ox-pert,
assligned
In
the
motion
picture
export
trade,
estimated
that
flreul
flrllain
was
finding
110
per
cent
or
II
movie
exhibition
material
In
l
ulled
Slates
cxnof-
Satisfaction!
Service
it
our
first
aim
in
buiic.s.
We
unlnrgeil
our
Store
(o
enable
its
4o
give
you
duller
HMPViec.
If
our
service
in
(ho
past
did
not
measure
up
to
your
entire
Hulisfuclion,
'
we
liup
lhal
in
Ihe
future
we
will
have
Ihe
op-porluiillx
lo
rectify
our
mislukes.
ELEVENTH
ANNIVERSARY!
On
March
Ihe
(Slh,
111
15,
we
moved
(u
our
juvseul
vreuiit.
March
llie
tllh
i
n
ry
(tear
l)
lu
u
and
we
intend
lo
make
it
u
memorable
day.
something
lo
lie
remembered
in
llie
hlslury
or
Prince
ltuprt.
Therefore
il
siifrices.lo
nay
(hiil
Ihe
lKirgaiiis
wliich
we
re
ofronng
will
he
iitiemmlled.
Wtt
will
give
IT
wr
Bill
dii.unt
on
anylliiiig
in
this
store,
also
Ihe
following
fow
item
will
give
uu
iileu
of
our
exceplHiiml
Iwrguiii:
Men's
Heavy
Flannel
Working
Shirts
-
Opening
Day
special
for
SI
.35
Ladies'
Shoes
Values
up
to
8..o.
ripening
I
Jay.
only
$4.50
Q0
Pairs
of
Ladies'
Shoos
I'itvmmi-Iv
prn
etl
ul
!.&.
IH2..MI
and
.'l.rll.
l)Hning
la,
only
05o
Men's
Shoes,
"Liberty"
'Make
YhIimm
lo
l.5i.
Ilpn-
llig
la,
oitlv
$4.05
FREE!
With
every
cash
purchase
of
One
Dollar
or
over
we
will
give
every
gentleman
an
Eversharp
Pencil
and
every
lady
an
Eversharp
Pencil
or
a
Pearl
Nechlace
value
$1.50
We
carried
everything
in
stock
lor
Ladies
and
Children
ami
now
wc
ran
supply
(he
men
wild
anything
in
Ihe
line
of
.Men's
Furnishing.,
from
the
shoe
lo
lite
hat
and
lioni
the
oll.tr
hiilUm
lo
Ihe
ctifMinkit.
10
ami
l.'.c
Department
u
another
addition
to
oyr
department,
and
we
Iioh-
to
huiht
iji
this
iluWrllllpllt
in'
order
lo
give
ou
Ihe
advuiilnge
nr
a
lug
i-ily.
WE
CANNOT
SPECIFY
ALL
THE
BARGAINS
WE
HAVE
FOR
YOU
AS
THEY
ARE
TOO
NUMEROUS.
BUT
COME,
YOU
WILL
BE
REWARDED.
COME,
AND
GIVE
US
THE
ONCE
OVER.
Again
Thanking
you
for
your
kind
support
in
the
past
and
heartily
seeking
continuance
of
your
kind
co-operation.
Phone
645
JABOUR
BROS
.,
LTD.
Comer
3rd
and
7th
Fishermen
s
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOK8,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIE8.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
St.