PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
"
"
Qoodli
9a
it
just
as
cheap
as
poor
tea.
A
pound
'goes
so
much
further
because
it
is
richer
in
essential
oils.
J
The
essential
oils
produce
the
flavor.
4t
To
be
sure,
for
always
ask
NABOB
TEA
"TEA
AS
IT
SHOULD
BE
.
191
PERFUMES
Ily
the
ounce.
A
IVw
odor
by
Hie
.leading
perfumers.
Coty's
--
L'Origan
-
Paris
Fmeraude.
per
or.
$4.00
Caron's
Mark
Narcissus.
per
oi
$7.00
Itadiant,
per
oz.
...
$3.50
Guerlaln's
L'Heure
Blcue,
per
oz
$5.00
Jieky.
per
oz
$2.50
Roger
and
Gallet's
Jade-YeraYiolelta,
per
oz.
$1.50
Fleurs
d'Amour,
per
oz.
$4.00
And
many
others.
All
new
fresh
stock
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
FASHION'S
I
LATEST
THE
VOGUE
OF
THE
BORDER
EFFECT
shown
in
VOILES
Exclusive
Dress
Lengths,
each
$2.50
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
Dried
Fruit
Special
Prunes.
&0-C0.
reg.
20o
lb.
Special,
i
lbs.
...
$1.00
25
lb.
box
$2.75
Sun
Maid
Haisiiis,
reg.
4
lb.
pkg.
Cue.
Special,
2
pkgs
$1,25
Dry
Apples,
special
2
lbs.
'
45c
Dry
Aprirols,
reg.
35c
lb..-
Special,
3
lbs
85c
Dry
Pears,-
nig.
40c
Ib.'Spc-
cial,
3
lbs
$1,00
Fancy
While
Figs,
reg.'
2
lbs.
35c.
Special.
2
lbs.
v
-25c
Table
Figs.
reg.
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.
orrice
Hours
9
to
0.
X-Ray
Servloi
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday
and
Thursday
Evenings
Saturdays
a
to
12
nocn
ERECT
ALTAR
IN
STADIUM
!
Eucharist
to
be
Partaken
of
Outdoors
and
Special
Masses
at
Chicago
!
CHICAGO,
Feb.
2LA
"spirit-ual
bouquet"'
to
Pope
Pius
A'l.
will
be
offered
by
thousands
of
(Chicago
and
visiting
Catholics
receiving
communion
and
pray-i
iMS
for
the
pontiff's
intention
a
I
I
In-
opening
of
the
International
Fiicharislic
Congress
hero
June
20.
Since
the
congress
is
designed
to
celebrate
and
glorify
the
Ku-ehmisL
the
Catholic
sacrament
of
the
real
presence
of
Jesus
Christ,
under
the
appearance
of
bread,
participation
in
communion
will
.
he
stressed
during
t
li
'
four-day
sessions
of
the
con
gress.
Open
With
Mass
Visitors
will
be
assigned
by
groups
to
various
churches
of
the
city
for
attendance
al
special
Masses
on
the
opening
day.
Hut
thereafter
they
will
gather
in
the
outdoor
church
into
which
Soldiers'
Field,
Chicago'
municipal
stadium,
will
be
transformed.
To
enable
participation
by
a
large
number
without
the
con-gesHnn
and
delay
that
was
experienced
al
the
11'22
Kucharistic
Congress
in
the
Coliseum
in
Home,
a
plan,
similar
to.
that
ilsed
in
Hie
"sporlspark"'in
Amsterdam
in
192
J,
will
be
em
ployed.
Around
the
altar,
on
a
slight
rise
to
Hie
north
of
the
stadium.
a
quadrangle
rail
will
lie
creeled
and
around
it
the
communicants
will
file,
kneeling
for
a
moment-to
receive
(he
communion
which
will
he
distributed
by
a
score
of
priests.
Sixteen
pro-sis
were
em-i
ployed
for
several
hours
in
this
distribution
at
I
lie
Amsterdam
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
Are
You
Looking
for
Service
and
Satisfaction
at
Lowest
Prices?
You
will
find
all
here.
100
boxes
Jumble
Pack
Hed
Apples,
per
box
$1.50
This
will
be
the
last
opportu-i
nity
for
a
real
snap
in
fresli
ap
ples.
Phone
your
order
early.
Silver
LeaT
or
Shamrock
Lard
3
lb.
pails
69c
5
lb.
paifs
$1.15
"
10
lb.
pails
..
$2.23
20
lb.
trails
...
$4.49
Finest
Ontario
Chese,
per
lb.
29c
olden
Loaf
Cheese,
5
lb.
boxes
...
.....
$1.89
Peameal
Hack
Hacon,
sliced
per
lb
......
42c
New.
Laid
I'gas,
guaranteed,
3
dozen
for,
.V.
$1.15
(Juality
co'unt
in
,
eggs
more
than
any
other
line
of
foodstuffs.
Our
eag
are
put
picked
up
al
raiKlojn
from
pnknown
shippers.
Wo
buy-
our
egs
from
an
island
in
The
Ouir
or
Georgia
and
our
shijfpe'rs
know
that
repeat
Itusi-ness
lepnis
entirely
on
shipping
eggs
which
have
no
foreign
tastes.
Thar
is
why
we
have
had
no
complaints
for
over
twelve
months.
TRY
OUR
EGGS
.Malkin's
Hest
Pineapple
Marmalade.
4
lb.
tin
...
...
..79c
Malkin's
Hest
Goo-cherry
Jam.
1
lb.
tins
.
...
79o
AVe
assure
you
that
homemade
jam
does
not
compare
with
Malkin's
Oooseherry!
FEED
SPECIALS
No.
5
Wheat,
100
lb.
sack.
.
$2.90
Ogilvie
Shorts,
100
lb,
sack
$1.95
Ogilvie
Kran.
100
lb.
sack
$1.85
Oigilvie
Scratch.
100
lb.
sack
$3.40
Ogilvie
F.gr
Mas'li,
100
lb.
sack
$3.40
ir
you
want
results,
insist
on
gelliiur
the
best
quality
Feed
for
your
chickens.
Ogllvje's
name
is
an
assurance
that
you
get
the
best
that
Can
be
produced.
Try
a
suck
for
comparison!
Ogilvie'
Wheat
Granules,
0
lb.
sack
39c
Sunmaid
Ha
by
Puffed
Seedless
Itaisins.
3
lbs.
for
...
...
39c
Hrown
Sugar.
C
lbs.
for
...
39o
Hroken
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
lb.
39c
Sunlight
Soap,
per
carton
..
19c
I
Limit
Jour
to
each
customer.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
Just
Slight
Cough
but
the
forerunner
of
Bronchitis,
Pneumonia
or
Flu.
Take
no
chances.
Buckley's
Mixture
brings
prompt
and
lasting
relief.
Wards
off
dangerous
diseases.
Two
kinds
"Strong"
and
"Modified".
Either
kind
acts
like
a
flash
on
coughs
and
bronchitis.
Invaluable
as
a
preventive
in
cold
damp
weather.
Stops
night
coughs
and
sleep
returns.
2IJ
RUCKLEYC
mm
mixture
'
"Strong"
or
Modified'
75c
40
doses
W.
K.
BuctUr.
Umit.l.
A
142
Mutual
StTarvntvS
ongrcss.
Indoor
Meetings
No
communions
will
be
dis
tributed,
except
in
parish
churches,
at
any
or
the
indoor,
meetings,
or
which
the
principal
!
nes
will
be
held
al
(he
Chicago
kdiseuni,
scene
of
several
Na-
iunal
political
conventions.
Only
liases
of
the
congress'
general
uliject
"The
Holy
Fucharist,
the
:iirislian
Life
will
be
discussed
!iere.
BIRD
SANCTUARIES
FOR
DUCKS
AND
GEESE
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Feb.
'5.
-
The
migratory
birds
of
Canada
and
the
Lnited
Stales
are
likel.v
o
have
several
new
refuges
in
;ie
I
luted
Slate
under
a
bill
avorably
reported
in
the
United
.Slate
senate
committee
on
ag
I'icullure.
The
measure
is
in-ended
to
meet
jnorc
eJTeclivelv
in
obligations
of
(he
migrator.
bird
treaty
between
Great
Hrilaiu
uid
the
United
Slates.
Under
present
conditions,
it
i
asserted
the
supply
'
or
duck,
ireese
ami
oilier
birds
or
the
eon
I
incut
is
being
depleted
due
to
nek
of
adequate
reruges
Tor
them
in
view
of
the
increasing
Irainagc
or
laud.
Advertise
in
t
fie
Daily
News.
Our
Sales
Prove
to
us
that
our
Prices
are
Bargain
Prices.
We
have
just
secured
a
big
shipment
of
McCortnick's
Fancy
Sweet
Hiscuils
and
offer
them
al
a
very
low
price
for
one
week
only.
3
lb.,
any
variety,
for
.
.
.
.
$1.00
The
dirrerenl
assortment
is
made
up
or
Family
Mixed,
Wine,
Honnie
Doou,
Maple
Lear,
Tourist,
Pear
Drop,
Cream
Tea,
Ilich
Hutler,
Sultanas,
Ko-Ho,
Figbar.
Cocoa
Har,
Arrowroot,
Honey
Comb.
Our
95c
Sale
Continues
as
I
Follows
2
lb.
Hulk
Creamery
Hutler
95c
2
do.
Fresh
Cggs,
extras
.
.
95c
Fresh
Pullets,
per
doz.
.
.
35c
3
lb.
Ontario
Cheese
95c
7
tins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
..
95c
7
tins
Libby's
Pork
Means
95c
2
lb.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee
..
95c
2
lb.
05c
Hulk.
Tea
95c
i
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips
95o
0
litis
Lombard
Plums
95c
t
small
tins
or
S
large
tins
Peaches
(Del
Monte'
....
95c
G
tin
Singapore
Pineapple
95c
0
tins
Corn
or
Tomatoes
95c
5
tins
Quaker
Peas,
No.
5
..
,
95c
12
Hars
Palmolive
Soap
...
95c
G
tins
Kintf
Oscar
Sardines
95c
10
Holla
Toilel
Paper
.
95c
12
pkgs.
Jelly
Powders
..
.
,
95c
3
bottles
Heinz
Catsup,
large
95c
Oranges,
small
i.e,
4
doz.
95c
Oranges.
large
size,
2
doz.
95o
1
bars
While
Swan
Soap
.
.
95c
I
pkgs.
Princess
Flakes
....
95c
I'o
make
(Jii
week's
sale
a
better
success
than
ever
we
will
(give
to
t-very
customer
ordering
an
assortment
of
six
or
lhe
above
95c
items
and
three
pound
oT
the
biscuits,
two
1
lb.
tins
of
Orange
Marmalade,
any
variety,
for
95c
Fresh
Whipping
Cream
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
'ELEVATOR
IS
tjaa
ia
Friday
I
P
)r
nrv
,
NOW
FINISHED
Officials
and
Workmen
are
Leaving
Here
After
Having
Spent
Several
Months
In
City
With
the
completion
of
the
grain
elevator
here
by
the
contractors,
(Jartcr-llallf-Aldiuger
Co.,'
Ltd.,
various
construction
I
officials
and
representative
of
sub-contractors,
who
have
been
j
lis
the
city
for
the
past
several
I
months
haw;
left
or
are
abut
!
jlcac.
Tho
big
plant
will
Ite
i
turned
-over
by
the
contractor
I
to
the
Department
of
t
rade
and
Commerce
in
the
course
of
I
he
next
few
days
on
the
return
ol
jV.
X.
dialer,
supervising
en-Iginecr
for
11.
I.
Howe
&
Co.,
tli
designers,
who
is
expected
bark
jfroin
Vancouver
next
week.
jieonge
Sktiee,
who
has
hci-u
superintendent
for
the
Western
tiled
1'rudiict
Co.,
Ltd.,
wln-h
'concern
hud
the
contract
for
all
the
steel
work
and
spouting
i
t
the
structure,
sailed
this
morning
aboard
the
Prince
llupcrl
fur
Vancouver
accompanied
by
Mr.
Skuce.
Fred
A
Porter,
who
has
been
superinlendcul
or
electrical
work
for
the
II.
W.
Monahan
Co.
or
Ldmonton.
will
sail
for
the
souiii
on
the
Prince.
Mary
tonight.
j
Oilier
officials
and
workmen
t
uit?
leaving,
o'n
today'
steamers.'
A.
Sinclair,
who
has
leen
of-.
fire
superintendent
for
Carter
llalls-Aldiuger
U.
Ltd.,
and
A.
MrDougall,
who
has
been
superintendent
of
work
since
the
departure
if
D.
M.
Shearer,
will
remain
in
the
rily
until
the
plant
i
turned
over
in
tin-
Departineiil
of
Trade
a
tut
r.-mimerre.
OCEAN
WINDS
HAVE
BROUGHT
WARM
WINTER
Washington
Experts
Say
Volcanic
Activity
Nothing
to
do
With
Present
Winter
AS1IINOTON,
Feb.
23.
Tho
weather
bureau
lakes
no
slock
in
suggestions
that
volcanic
activity
in
tho
Alaskan
territory
have
caused
the
recent
high
leinperalurcs
(here.
Instead,
the
bureau
declare
a
peculiar
layout
of
atmospheric
pressure
has
brought
warm
ocean
wind
u
Alaska
and
lias
deflected
dojai.
UjmiucIi
Canada
the
cold
wavqs
that
usually
iass
over
the
Alaskan-Siberian
sector.
That'
all
there
is
to
iL"
say
the
experts.
''Volcanoes
may
look
and
act
fiery,-
but
the
most
ferocious
one
ink
the
world
isn't
warm
euoiuglj-
to
heat
up
even
a
small
comer
of
a
regular
cohljcaused
eousiderable
speculation
wave.
On
one
occasion
the
temperature
in
I'.agle.
Alaska,
was
higher
than
thai
at
Jacksonville,
Fla.
THOUGHT
LAST
HOUR
HAD
COME
AS
HE
SAT
tit
nrnrmn
nmin
111
LLLtmlt
UlAllvl"c
without
foM
within
a
ro;l.
jfor
a
jurioil
of
ear.
The
rreu-
P1TTSHI
IIOH.
Feb.
20.
The
,urr
be
aiHphiUtau
l
de-j
peed
with
which
Hie
wheels
of
just
ice
move
in
Allegheny
tounty
was
very
much
over-estimated
by
Peter
Itonianik,
aged
10,
of
McKee
Hock,
when
he
took
a
photographer's
chair
for
the
electric
chair
while
being
ex-
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
Tlisis
ulll
I
i
iiisrtliir
if
lis-
rrsdlloM
nf
His
rnms
IiiijxtI
ipm'sry
it
His
ums
f
His
uiidr.iriis1.
linvil
Hank
Itiiildlnr.
Third
Atsntir.
ITIimt
lliisrt,
H.C.,
mi
VIhm1.v.
I'stiriiiry
iid.
I6.
It
tltr
hour
of
tlsvrn
o'vUtrk
In
the
fornsKju.
HATI.li
it
ITlme
llui-srl,
H.C.,
Oil.
KfVfinssnlh
d
of
Oliruiry,
A.ti.
UJft.
VVIIUAMS.
VHtSiN
6
OOXZAI.KS.
IN
PROBATE.
In
tht
Suprtm
Court
of
Brlll.h
Columbia
In
tlw
Mnisr
cif
ths
Adnilnttlnll'in
Ai-i;
In
Ills
Nillsr
of
His
F.slils
iif-
Andrrw
Andrsusoii.
pscsisrd.
Inlsmis.
T;
noth
k
ttwt
t
ordsr
.r
m
Honour
F.
Mi
H
Voiiiir.
tnads
l
is
tiki
day
or
rrbniary,
A.O.
1tft,
I
i
in-
tniinisn
Adininimralor
or
ths
funis
r
Andrsw
Aiidrswmin.
dsrransd,
and
III
inrliss
havinr
rlaium
ik)IiiI
ths
aiM
ratals
irs
list-shy
rsflulrsd
t
furnih
iins,
tiniisrly
vrrlrlsd
l
ins
in
or
!
furs
tli
nd
day
t
Minn.
A.n.
If,
t1
an
eaross
iiioriusa
lb
inn
ssiais
ars
rs
qiilrsd
In
pay
ths
amount
of
Iti'lr
IndsLI
so
lo
me
forthwith.
NOIlMAN
A.
WATT,
orflrlal
AdminlMraUir,
rrlncs
l(iisrt.
Il.c
Oalsil
ths
?nd
dar
of
Fshrnary,
1.
IN.
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA,
ill
ths
Matter
of
Urn
Administration
Act
and
In
ths
Miller
nf
the
Estate
of
Murdoch
Monlr"Hiisfv.
ls'piss.n.
internals.
TAkF.
SOTirf:
thai
by
ordsr
of
III
Honour
F
MiH.
Voimr.
mads
ths
llt
day
of
January.
A.t.
Ittlt,
I
aiMilntsi
AdinlnUtrator
of
ths
eatale
of
Miirdorh
MoiitmuiH-r
.
dsreassd,
mid
ill
partis
hav-Inr
rlaima
ayalnut
ths
laid
srtals
ire
tisrsliy
required
to
Xurnlali
lams,
jiropsrly
vsrlflsd
to
ins
on
or
before
lhe
tint
day
of
February,
A.D.
16,
md
ill
pirtlea
Indsbtsd
to
ths
sslale
are
required
lo
pay
ths
amount
of
their
IndeMednsM
to
me
rorthwlth.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Ofrirlal
AdmlnlatraUir.
I'rlnre
lluiwrt,
II.
i".
Cited
ttie
f
srd
diy
of
Jiuutry.
ivit.
You
Save
Money!
In
order
to
tit.ij''
room
for
two
i
ai
loads
of
Fertilizers
uml
Seed
(rain
arriving
early
in
March,
we
offer
for
ONE
WEEK
only,
our
Muck
or
GRAIN
and
FEED
at
u
really
reduced
prices.
i
We
Retail
Feed
In
Any
Quantity
Wheal.
No.
:.,
per
Kin
lbs.
$2.80
Cracked
Com.
100
lbs
$3.05
Scratch
Food,
100
lbs.
.
.
$3.10
Laying
Mah.
00
lbs
$3.35
All
Other
Feed
Prices
Reduced.
We
advise
putting
in
a
stork
of
feed
at
these
prices,
a
we
firmly
believe
that
price
on
all
vrain
and
feed
will
go
higher.
Over
fnrlv
-five
eui"
experience
itilnl
feed
btisines-.
The
Brackman-Ker
Milling
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
amiiu-d
in
iouiily
headipiaiw-rs
Jiere.
itoiuanik,
unable
to
speak
l
ng-lisli,
was
held
in
connection
with
the
ratal
stabbing
of
John
Knpu.
He
was
rcorted
to
the
Ib-rtilloii
room
where
his
liolo
was
to
in-taken.
A
brother
a
runrpatio'-i
Iimii.
Hoth
becaiae
greatly
excited
when
llouiftiiik
was
plac-d
in
a
chair,
itumunlk.
in
the
Ih-lief
that
the
pliolograpber
was
about
lo
exei
ute
Uitll.
held
up
hi
hand
to
slay
the
prueecdingN.
He
talke
with
his
ln'oilinr
Tor
a
moment,
handed
him
Ui
Hirse
and
wnleh,
and
then
ohnok
hand
m
farewell.
Iieteclives
finally
convince.!
Itonianik
that
h
would
survive
Hie
pietni
r-lak
mg
ordeal.
ENTOMBED
FROG
IS
FOUNDJN
A
ROCK
Imagine
one's
nrprir
incrai-k
,open
a
rock
ami
rimJ
a
frog
tin-
M'dibd
within!
Acewnling
Ui
The
Mentor,
that
i
eartljr
wthat
hap-lieiied
recenll)
at
Okauogan.
Wash.
At
Syinley,
New
South;
Wale,
a
similar
eurretice
bus
m
scientific
circle".
At
Uie
latter
place
the
frig
was
found
Mi
rock
ages
old.
while
at
Okaiioguu
Aorfcitien,
digging
into
Hie
cemenleil
gravel
of
a
roadway,
stumbled
on
a
number
of
live
fns
imprisoned
there.
It
in
the
beliel
or
science
that
.1
i-.
.....il.U
f..m
'
f.
I..
.
'
in",'"-
M'inl
on
Ins
mysterious
r--
sources
r
hiUeruatioH,
and
live-on
In
own
lis.ues.
II
Is
alo
thought
thai
it
Is
possible
for
-i,
'
frog
ev
to
hatch
in
a
crevii-.
and
the
acid
from
tic
body
of
ttu
frog
powerful
enough
t,,
.at
.-
'
hole
in
the
roi
k
large!
i'iioiih
:
i
hold
him
fur
quite
u
wiitle.
!
BROADCASTING
SHAW
PLAY
IN
ENGLAND
Twenty
Year
Old
Extravaganza
Being
Put
on
the
Air
In
Old
Country
LONDON,
Feb.
M.
A
Hernard
Shaw
play
has
been
broadcast
with
(freut
success.
to
the
Hrituh
lislening-in
public
not
one
of
hi
long
tatky
plays,
hot
a
bit
ol
tomfoolery
Shaw
wrote
for
a
theatrical
garden
party
twenty
years
ago.
"Passion,
Pnispn
and
Petrifaction"
I
the
title
or
the
extravaganza.
Wlhen
the
heroine.
Lady
Magnesia,
is
asked
by
her
maid,
"Whv
do
you
not
undre,
get
into
bed
and
end
all
this
hubbilhf"
She
replies,,
in
dlslressed
tones:
How
can
f.
Phyllis,
with
all
these
people
listening."
It
is
said
to
be
the
only
Shaw
play
that
has
never
been
produced
in
America.
Not
even
tho
jueaire
uuiiu
win
risk
lis
re
-
put
at
ion
on
it.
Advertise
in
tlje
Daily
News.
THE
MERCHANDISING
OF
DIAMONDS
IS
A
HIGHLY
SPECIALIZED
BUSING
It
takes
vcar
of
experience
to
ku
.,v
know
where
lo
liny
diamonds
In
the
In
.
We've
liud
llial
experience
and
p,i.
luges
to
our
iMisttnners.
There's
another
human
element
-
,.
lulcly
lioiicsl,
fair
dealings.
Our
Jlic
,-.
Iieen,
"the
sijuare
ilt-al."
A
diamoml
IS
cvaclly
vvlml
w
uv
ii
rugc
no
cHtintiillage.
,
We
sell
diamond
and
all
other
iltl:
lioiuir."
A
MODERN
OPTICAL
DEPARTMENT
Our
oidu
i.iii
lias
had
over
tweiilv
em
e
lesling
t
y
and
liHmif
glasse-.
H,,
""'
MAX
HFILBRONER
527-520
Third
Avenue
WaUHHnHMaaaBflffia
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
8
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
NORMA
TALIYIADGE
ifl
"GRAUSTART
A
glorinii-
lii
oli
i
li
riiilliilK
r
ol
u
pi
m.
m
i
j'-l
H-
gruinh'iir
.not
p.icked
with
Him
glitiering.
gbiriMiis
"tii-.m-tirk"
Willi
V-im,
r.ice
diMfiiatM-
height-.
Thrills,
intrigue
-a
t
i
.
1
1
1
1
1
f
1
1
1
girl
oikI
i
in.
in
lighting
toe
b-
N
as
vhii
huve
never
thrilled
before
when
ug.ini-l
the
hive
of
Ho-
voniig
heart-,
win-IhriMigh
roval
halls,
when
trnkerv
.ill.o
k-when
love
triumph-
m
the
end.
Happen
i-
romance,
heart
melting
dr.
una
.
Superb
Norma
Talmadgb,
Eugeno
O'Drien,
Marc
McDermDC,
Roy
D'Arcy,
Albert
Cran,
Frank
Currier,
Winter
Hilt
Wanda
Hawley
.mil
olhei-
COMEDY
"EASY
PICKIN'S"
AESOP'S
FILM
FAtttl
Admission
50c
and
25c
SPECIAL
Friday
and
Saturday
SkeiH
.MeiHling
Yarn
l
HnU
Hairpin
Mc
Packages
in
Zk
.Siring
of
Trimming
Head
ft
1
1
air
Nel
with
Blatn
He
Package
aMirlel
ltrait
.
.
i
Skrin
Arly
Hum-
.
Sc
f
Yanl
Hmbnodery
liisertmn
fic
1
D.M.tl
KinlMtiider)
Flis
.
.
fie
(Motion
(irvpes,
all
colors,
jmt
v.
ml
&
Itihltoits.
Plain
and
Fane),
er
van!
.,.
.
8
Indies'
Odlon
I
lose,
per
pinr
&
18
ini
China
Silk,
per
v.ird
.
.
&
Curtain
M'iliii.
Prilled
or
I'lrfm.
per
vrd
.
Shetland
Floss
Wool
in
Prone
nr
Yellmv.
:t
t
o
Clarke
Anchor
CriiHiel
OdliHt.
Imll
fur
Moinirt
li
Dove
Yarn
in
color.
ir
lII
.
.
He
Indies'
and
Children's
Woollen
(Hove,
per
p
.
8c
Corsels
and
Clnblreo'-
Whiss,
per
pair
.
8c
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OUR
WINDOWS
FOR
8PECIALS
H.
S.WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phono
O.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
ARE
YOU
WEARING
The
Right
Shoe?
I'p
till
a
re-
nt
'1,11'
.
the
-h".
trade
h
-lis
energies
to
the
improvement
,
qtialiH
hoes,
never
giving
anv
i
nii-idcr
ilion
lo
Hi-ii
new
leaf
ha-
been
turned
mid
the
uiiinoi
1
ing
hand
in
liumJ
with
s
jem-e.
Thcv
now
m
The
Shoes
are
to
Fit
the
Feet
and
not
The
Feet
to
Fit
the
Shoes
That
i
why
you
find
ll(ul
the
demand
loi
cully
made
shoe
such
a
(lie
Arch-defender
Hn
'
h
creasing
every
day,
n
well
as
scientific
appl
'
relief
of
root
ailmeiil,
ns
Dr.
Schorl's.
,
,,
Willi
Ihal
aim
in
view
1
decided
lo
learn
"
Hie
eel
mid
have
coiiclinlcd
a
eial
pnn
iii'C
!
lliat
enahlcs
me
lo
give-
yon
an
iiliMilulv
sh'i-'
lnie
filling
as
well
iis
relieving
you
of
your
toot
if
jon
huve
tiny.
Yours
for
Scientific
Shoe
Fitting
SAM
JABOUR
i
Jabour
Bros..
Ltd.
li
ii-
I-
Third
Avcnuf