PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Look
Here!
for
65c
1
tin
(Jrano
Marmalade
I
tin
I
tec
I
l'luin
Jam
.
.
ZVi'a
..
...
..
(55c
C5c
2
litis
Delmonlo
l'eaches,
large,
r.riK
4
lbs.
Tabic
Figs
or
$1.00
worth
for
,
.
.....
C5c
;i
lbs.-Swift's
or
Hums'
Lard
05c
1
ilozen
Jelly
Powders,
assorted
05c
Tt
(ins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
...
05c
1
large,
(ins
Tnniiiloes
..
..
05c
8
bars
Palmolive
Soap
.
.
.
.
05e
3
tins
Snap
or
Kleenup
Soap
05c
13
bars
While
Swan
Soap
..
05e
3
pkgs.
Princess
Flakes
...
05c
5
pkgs.
Del
mon
I
e
Seeded
Raisins
05c
2
bars
Klondyke
Soap
..
..
05-5
20c
tins
Libby's
Pork
and
neans
,
.
.
.
C5c
Butter
and
Fresh
Eggs
are
down
again
Oel
our
price
first.
Plenty
of
Fresh
Whipping
Cream
now
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
Every
Prescription
We
compound
is
dispensed
by
a
FULLY
QUALIFIED
PHARMACIST
from
chemically
pure
materials.
Our
prices
are
moderate.
We
are
Prescription
Specialists.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
Third
Ave.
We
deliver
and
Fifth
St.
Don't
Buy
Your
Crockery
and
China
Ware
Until
you
have
compared
our
prices
We
Save
You
Money
Gordons
Grocery
Seventh
Avenue
East
Phone
447
Bargain
Sale
Langu
size
Ladies'
Dresses
SO.
)2,
ti.
less
than
cost.
OUTLOOK
IS
BRIGHT
SAYS
SIR
HENRY
TO
1
MONTREAL
CANADIANS
MUNTUEAL,
Jan.
20.
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
in
addrratsinm
llic
Young
Men's
Canadian
Club
yesterday,
spoke
of
the
briplu
outlook
for
(he
future
of
Canada
and
expressed
his
opinion
(hat
a
decided
impetus
would
br
laven
Id
ininiijiialion
this
yisir
by
agreement
entcreil
into
between
the
Canadian
and
Hriiish
govern-;
nients
with
(lie
transportation
'.ml
u
It
t
ii
i
i
ii
ir
ik.
mi
I
.i
11
in.
tkfit'l
lijn
'"
'
.....,........-
.........
2
llns
Uarllell
l'ears
C5c
'"y.
'!
,
.
,
,
.
''nt.
Ho
pouted
1
tin
l'ears
and
I
tin
Cherries
(55c!
"ul-
pruvnltsl
for
greatly
reduced
i
n.w
v..i......
in.
.nw
r..-.
j
tin.?
ii
ii.Mi
v
i
3
tins
Loganberries
.
.
3
tins
Blueberries
.
.
.
I
80c
tin
Driinilk
.
...
3
lioltle
Libby's
Catsup
3
25c
pkgs.
Rolled
Oats
:.'
10c
Combs
Honey
.
.
2
hollies
Heinz
Catsup
05c
C5c
C5o
C5c
C5c
C.5c
C5c
farm
workers,
and
household
workers.
They
vary
from
fifteen
to
forly-five
dollars,
the
former
sum
to
Halifax
aiid'thc
latter
to
Vancouver.
The
rale
to
Winnipeg
is
seventeen
dollars
and
fifty
cents.
Children
up
lo
I
years
of
age
are
carried
free.
The
balance
of
the
total
cost
of
passage
is
to
be
arranged
as
a
joint
contribution
made
by
the
Hrilisli
government,
the
Dominion
go
eminent
and
Walk
Downstairs
and
SAVE
MONEY
Our
Week-end
Specials
are
getting
I
lie
business.
Phone
or
ders
rarefully
filled
and
no
wait
ing
for
phone
connection.
Shop
downstairs
where
you
cet
SERVICE
AND
SATISFACTION.
Local
New
Laid
Lggs,
per
dozen
3
dozen
for
Toilet
Pancr.
0
rolls
19c
Crape
Xuls,
pkge
17c
Sugar
Crisii
Oirn
Flakes
...
11c
Table
l
is,
per
cut
19o
Orwaii's
I'icoa,
1.
lb.
tin
....
39c
Supreme
.Mop
Oil,
quart
bullies
39c
Heinz
Catsup,
large
bottles
29c
Bird's
Custard
Powder,
pkge.
12'2c
Malkin's
llest
Jelly
Powders.
pkge.
...
6c!
ttidu'eway's
Tea,
per
lb
89c'
Lemon
and
Orange
Peel,
mixed.
i
lb
19c
No.
1
While
Heans.
5
lbs.
..
29Cj
Pure
Loganberry
and
llaspitei
i-v
Jam.
t
lb.
nails
59c
1
Itogers'
(iolden
Syrup.
lb.
tins
Phones
210,
211,
212
43c
HogetV
iiolden
Syrup,
to
Hi.
tins
79c
Mulkiifs
llest
Coffee.
1
lb.
tin
62c
MEAT
DEPARTMENT
Sirloin
Steak,
iter
lb
27c
Hound
Steak,
per
lb
25c
Sirloin
lloast,
per
lb
25c
Pol
Itivasl.
iter
lb.
..
8c
to
12"ac
Pork
Spare
llitts.
per
lb
20o
Tripe,
per
lb
10c
Hoiluiw
lleef.
per
lb.
.
.
7c
to
10c
Corned
lleef.
per
lb.
.
.
8c
to
15c
Pickled
Pork,
per
lb
18c
"Deraers"
RuPerl
TaMe
Supp'y
Co
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
am
jrmmf
mrl
JSEST
THE
seeds
of
bronchial
trouble
are
sown
during
the
present
trying
weather.
For
both
strong
and
weak-chested
a
few
Peps
tablets
afford
the
best
and
surest
defence.
Peps
quickly
soothe
and
heat
nw,
tore
throats
:
they
banish
courhj.
'
co'.dt,
and
chills,
and
strengthen
the
whole
cf
the
bronchial
tucea.
the
sleamsliip
company.
These:
t
dissclves
tn
the
exceptionally
low
rates
would,
lie
mouth,
certain
healine
and
grrmicidal
thought,
bring
about
the
Immi-j
fumes
are
released
which
permeate
,.
,
....
i
r
r
..
i
...J
the
whole
of
the
resrurattry
tract.
giation
to
.iinada
a
largei
Pfp's
Thus
A(
hMnr
m.dic,nf
,
number
of
settlers
in
I
.'20
than
hrcathti
dee!)
into
lungs
and
to
all
in
ailV
previous
vear
with
the,
the
vital
parts.
.It
reaches
sore
and
except
1
in,,
or
a
few
of
.
the
very,
.
j
inflamed
membranes
never
touched
by
mixtures
and
syrups
swallowed
outstanding
years
prior
to
thej
nt0
the
stomach.
war.
SEEKS
$25,000
FOR
BREAKING
UP
HOME
Husband
Asserts
Wife
Was
Induced
by
Defendant
to
Leave
and
Supplied
With
Funds
KhMONTOX.
Jan.
1..
A
000
suit
in
which
the
man
allejred
have
broken
up
an
Kdnionlon
borne
is
named
defendant
by
Hie
husband
is
before
the
Supreme
Court,
this
week.
.1.
C.
I'..
Mller
of
IOOl'8
ior.tii
street,
plaintiff
in
the
firs'
PI'S
art
now
astiinaal
f
4mUl.tf
aM
trt
a.rj.r.
r
trim
fn
O..
Dnr.it
St.
Tarmtt.
23c.
sox
ceaUl.t
U
faatata.
5,
liis
home
in
October
for
Chicago
lo
obtain
a
divorce,
Mr.
Miller
seeks
damages
of
25,000.
Defendant
denies
(lie
allegations
saying
that
he
did
not
win
the
wife's
affections,
nor
induce
her
lo
leave.
Science
Note
Cheinisln
Professor
What
an
you
tell
me
about
nil
rales?
Student
Well
er
they're
a
lot
cheaper
than
day
rales.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
Electrical
Inatallallon
Qoxrnmtnt
Wharf
erlnet
Rupert
SiaWsl
Ti-iKk-n
markrd
"TeiMli-r
tor
OUC
Wlrluir"
will
!
r-et-d
tin
lo
lu
Sat
nr.
I'il.Ii
Kvli-:i
nnr
iloen
45c
M"!-
J"r
ll
i.
i
u
U"
ifornlriiM
fur
nuirnir
tlu
urtrrlr
tif.
$1.25
i"M
of
lly
warrbuuse
at
Oivrnini'-li
.
i
uinri.
H.I..
J-iesll
l
irsls,
per
dozen
'UC
siflfiralMi
tad
iiarllrutars
ran
!
.ii.Ti.n
fur
S1
1S;
"Waiiird
al
uw
mrifr
ut
nie
insiriti
UUZCn
IOI
1
KimiHs-r.
Ccsirt
IIihim-.
Crliire
lliiirt.
H.C.
Fresili
Pullets,
per
dozen
35c
ur
any
wh1t
ist
netmarlly
3
dozen
for
$1.03i
'
0
mackay.
H.C.
lvlain
t:i.eese,
each
....
19c
,.,
'
r.nWr.
Maid
of
Clover
Creamery
Hutlei
.l
January
silt."
nw,
in
bulk,
3
lbs.
for
..
..
$1.40
land
act.
.....
II.
.
r.
..;
IO
juu
ihuuiii.
vi
rjn-v....
it..on
,rf
add.
to
Laaaa
Land
Kliivn
ItniKlies
23c
Mine
llnilies
...
c
j
iinrsri.
and
nilitatr
i
llK!
ihxiIIi
ahore
if
snauiuHi
Kay,
na.wti
miri,
ijunn
i,nar
lull'-
UIhIhIi.
TAkE
oTH
r.
that
I.
Ilirry
IlubliKOO
Fiil.
of
VlaMll,
H
i
..
HTueatluii
Flii
rurrr,
tnlrttd
tn
atttily
for
S
lr'e
of
tbr
follow
In
(IrM-r
lx-d
land:
lumuiimriiiir
at
a
pwl
aitualrd
at
Ow
-oiilliwest
nornrr
of
l.nl
tall
(T.I..
85SP.
;
tbrtli-r
pat
10
rhalli;
ttirnn-ii.
i
(li
lu
-haln.
laorc
or
lr,
lo
tilth
ali'r
mark;
tiwnrr
MMilhweal
It
chain,
iimrr
or
lr.
fiilli.wlnfr
ihr
hljrli
watrr
mark
tn
point
of
roicunriirriiKnt,
anil
'minimi
g
airen,
iieire
or
iett.
II.
R.
K1I09T.
Mttxett.
B.C.
'mw-i
-i,.f
at
t
THE
PIONEER'S
FRIEND.
Hudsons
Bay
Blankets
Pierrie
Parish
Loggers'
Boots
Hood
Rubbers
Big
Horn
Brand
Clothing
Cares
Macklnaws
Stanflcld's
Underwear
McBrine
Baggage
t
;
1
1
'
r
i
Made
Pat
Phillipson
Pretty
Stories
and
Innocent
Jibes
at
Vancouver
People
by
Writer
in
Victoria
Newspaper
JJy
11.
11.
11.,.
in
Morning
Culoiul;
Winnipeg
indignantly
denies.
Hint
Vancouver
is
Hie
lliinl
largest
cily
in
Canada;
hut
there
is
one
thing'
llml
Winnipeg
cannot
deny;
lliat
more
hilt-resting
tilings
li;ippMi
in
ancoiivor
id.
.ii
iiMiini
in
Winiiiiiet?
iir
in
anv
oilier
"ily
in
Canada
if
nv'
are
to
IhIicvo
the
tliigs
wv
read
about
the
Vaiictiuxer
news-j
pa
iters.
...
....
,1
.,.
i
...
i
......
1.
1
....
'
One
Hung
liappencu
in
uucuuver
iai
witk
ui
imim
")
possibly
have
liappeueil
in
iiijnpeg
or
in
mi)
m
me
msi.-in
cilics.
We
do
not
believe
cn
a
.
tiling
could
have
happened
even
in
Victoria,
nolwithstaudiiig
the
remarkably
mild
and
genial
weather
we
have
had
this
winter.
jWe
have
already
made
a
note
ol
jibe
remarkable
thiiiig
that
hap-I
peued
in
Vancouver,
or
rather
on
'
r
II...
....iii...
In
tin
t.:
i
..r
ii...
t....iriA
A.k.11
II.
no
winter
at
all
so
far
this
year.
Hut
it
bus
rained
u
liltfc,
and
sometimes
it
is
just
as
well
lo
carry
an
umbrella
as
a
precaution
against
emergencies.
Well,
a
Vancouver
gentleiiMii,
after
eating
his
dinner
at
a
restaurant
piuktyl
up
what
he
thought
wus
environs
of
that
retnarkaldc
city,
his
own
umbrella
and
went
home.
whose
future
is
destined
to
le
Afler
arrivinc
al
ills
residence
even
more
remarkable
than
its
in
fuirview
4liis
geiillemun.
who
presenr.
A
lively
ami
aggressive
tMU,
have
,m'h
n
very
couseien-snake
pomnnl
out
or
one
of
the
(ions
genllemau
indeed,
diseov-i'lips
on
thai
gidf
course,
coiled
ered
t
hot
he
had
walk
it
I
off
vvilh
itself
menacingly
and
put
out
its
an
umbrella
belonging
lo
some
toiiuue
after
Hie
manner
of
its
other
nran.
I'pon
making
this
kirn)
al
the
golfer
who
had
dis-
discovery
the
conscientious
Fair-turbed
its
winter
repoe.
And
tew
man
hurried
back
to
the
we
are
assured
by
Hie
golfer
and
relauraut
and
me
the
actual
his
opponent
in
the
game
thai
owner
of
Hie
lost
umbrella
rom-the
siiake
did
not
pop
out
of
the
fng
out
of
the
door,
destitution
cup
al
the
nineteenth
hole.
Jwas
effected.
Concience
in
one
Cannot
be
Beaten
!ou.e
wa
raed
nf
a
burden.
The
Can
inniieg.
or
Toronto,
or
owner
of
lb
nmbrella
wa
con-Montreal,
can
even
Kincardine
in
vinced
thai
there
w
at
leal
the
vvorbl-renowued
County
of
one
honest
man
in
Vancouver,
llruce.
cap
such
a
story
as
thai?'
When
Ue
WinniMg
newspaper
MVe
do
ntl
siiimose
it
is
cven
wlnoli
Is
seepliral
iiIhmiI
Hie
sue
iH.xil.le
to
it
av
a
came
of
golf
and
iiopmaiion
in
tuiimuivrr
m
any
of
those
eiistern
cilies
ul
lnwrs
about
Amos
the
buWerfly
ins
rason
of
Hie
v.-ar.
not
Ui
Isabella
the
caterpillar.
Pflrr
sav
anylhina
about
rousing
ser-ltlie
btiinlde
bee.
ami
Ananias
the
penis
and
driving
them
out
oil
snake
fw
have
en
tn
the
'the
ups
on
the
ureens.
ibaptisih
of
Hie
snake
.
all
active
I
Yel
we
are
not
completely
anoiM
ilieir
summer
iiiiiip.
Uansfied
vvilh
that
story
as
told
possibly
it
will
nitrw
with
n
'by
Hie
Vancouver
goHer.
It
is
vwlien
we
ny
that
there
re
om.-inoi
as
good
a
story
as
it
might
features
of
life
in
Vancouver
i.
ir
tid.r
hv
a
journalist,
which
euiinol
be
dupliraleil
ir
'.
,.r
even
by
a
mere
newspaper
any
ollor
cily
in
Canada.
j
niaiie-'i
In''
km
'mmaied
Oy
at-,.
..
t
i.t
if
Mr':
.
-
.-
'
-
I.
nil,
HIS
lies!'Wd
UIKiI)
Ills
Wile
,
..
..,,...i...,l
l.mrtial.
ii
lieni'ge
A.
Holm.
son,
uier--);
m
t
unit
hrnker.
wiilower.
100
ii
named
r-ase.
claims
his
home
ha
H8l)
filr(1(,
,;Uimillg
,,Hl
nb.
been
broken
op
ami
Ins
happy
,1,
B,1Iiplled
llls
Wlfe
wth
LAND
ACT
I.rilli-nil
iiii'i-'iii-iliim
'
Nolkt
of
InUntlon
la
Applf
U
Laaa
Lai4
i.i
..-ill.
Willi
a
lirlllianl
iiii.i-riuaiion,
1-d
n
0urf,B
(harM
ltitn.,t
u,
and
a
complete
golfer,
'
had
had.wdmt
uimmh
of
'rtt
ituiri.
nj
,
,
..,-'
fllUIH-
l
atwl
(KM-
half
ll
rt
Kf,
Hie
good
fortune
to
encounter
mi
ford
Hay.
saidrrxe
miri
I
not'
TK
N"TH:
ihai
B.C.
nMn
l'a
;
ll.
Hut
-.1
snake,
.h'iL
ll,,.
me
rnulilM
repine
u-iiiibl
vvouiu
noi
(Bf
(HUI-HV
,.,hii.
.ir
Vanroiorr,
.-.,
have
bwn
an
amiable
and
harm-
wmiwitun
samwu
iiamr.
intmd
t
.
,1.1,
..'
f
lesi
of
lh
folkealuc
d
'
less
creature
such
as
abounds
on
Ji,'
,
CMimimrtiir
ai
a
psi
iriantra
at
um;
mi
iur,
ui
ur;
.
mn
Y"-'-
-,t
mm
of
Small
har
mm-
bnndnsl
lar
wtiubl
have
been
either
an
elon-
fat
r
umhiiii
r
umtaiued
irrim;
inetK
,
,
,
,
MMOt,
fl
rham;
thr
rati
altlrm
gated
constrictor
or
a
venomous,
t.
IIFW,
lirii,
i
,iMr
in;
tiwnrr
Mlnir
rlmtrr
llw
lo
m!r
i.f
omi
deJdl.v
,l-i,
IK
ami
-in,
I
aiiHiifiil
sjuiciiu
conra,
enlir:i
wliicli
wiucii
,ll(iirMllrtf
fnd
niutMar
-m
iu-1
fears
noither
man
nor
beast.
If
tlH-rr-qiiarlrr
arrr.
iimkv
or
H1III.XO
1
PVCklVM
CO.
LTIl.
I.
.
.
I
la.
i
Mr.
Huller-j
..llr
it
had
been
&
Appiirant
field
would
have
freed
bimselfj
fn,
jy
u.m.
tu.iuh.
from
its
embraces
jusl
in
lime
bv
l.illiiik'
it
on
the
head
with
his!
"no
act.
nilitiek.
If
a
eidirji.
Mr.
Hultcr-
Notlca
of
Iniantlan
U
Apply
rf
tta.a!
.
,.
,
,
or
Lano,
field,
who
is
also
an
accomplish-,
in
itiikt
ituiTri
Ijivi
itprurdmr
,
ItUlrtrt
aud
altuatv
an
unnaiurd
i
j
.......i
i
i,,.
it
Mould
have
hail
li
ed
musician.
,.,,,
iaM.
f
u
t
iot
t!Mi.llii''
mi
its
lail
in
llo
lime
m
llwl!
Kay.
.
.fafare
lMii
0re
.
.
LantiMi
nani.
unit
rritit
h.m.
h..
and
dancing
lo
Hie
entrancing
TAki;
otice
tit
Harris
kfrr
.f
rnwr
...
1
RiiiHiH
II
I
Vatlp
yarllirr.
Inlrtid
lei
notes
of
his
pipe.
mt
f
s
ifa
of
it
following-
-
Took
Wrong
Wife
SLSSSi
.i
.
m.1
on
i.
.
Uut
other
stories
are
to
b
...
m,.
fftSl:
aUOUl
usiuuilllliin
iiuij9
Irrl
nurtm-aM;
turiirr
l.uoo
irri
fmm-
,,,
t
i
i,i
Vnfieiliver.'
lw
a.00"
nullipara!
to
have
Iiappeueu
in
vancuuir,
j)n
..u,,,,,
ronummr
o
stories
that
even
are
more
re-
arrra.
u
or
i'-
markable
ami
prohably
more.
Rr
hl,
Arnn.
Jejb
.
nar.
authenlic
than
the
story
of
the
.
-
-
snake
that
did
nut
pop
out
of
the,
T.
uinclcciith
hole
on
a
goii
course,,
rorm
tt
Notica.
There
aro'reports
in
circulation!
tlu?'f
ttul
H.at
f.cr
have"
been
very
prevu
-j
rur.
v.h.,
Wan.
(
lent
in
Vancouver
for
some
itnrivi
i-.
aetly
for
a
weeks.
We
would
not
have
wrtt-i
"'.nT
p.U
hVh.h
.,
ten
anything
about
ucl.
reports
H,';;;
V!y,uZ"
lvXStw'
if
it
ha'l
not
been
necessary
io
,r(r.
n,,,,.
P.t
A
rimm.
iin-wr
mmw
lu'"
rltaliw:
thefi"
Mt
3
rlialn.
more
o-
i.
n
I..
.....I..
l
..iv
imiiiL
iu
do
it
ill
Oilier
10
give
poilll
lrM
lo
hlrn
Milfr
nik
of
Skwna
rthfr;
Uie
wil
i.
tale
in
thai
inn
has
teen
told.
i
llnre
follomlnr
iim
turn
airr
mars
w
'
Vancouver
is
so
prosperous
and
rich
that
nearly
everybody
in!
Hie
place
drives
a
motor
car.
A
'
motor
driver
drove
home
one
evening
with
his
wife,
and
di-'
covered
just
in
lime
that
he
was
not
driving
home
vvilh
his
wife
but
wiMi
the
wife
of
another
man.
He
had
slopped
on
the
street
somewhere
lo
buy
some-'
Ihiiig.
ami
in
mirk
had
got
into
the
wrong
car
wilh
the
wroir,"
woman.
Hie
iiiisuikc
was
nut
discovered
until
the
woman
in
(he
wrong
car
discovered
that
she
had
been
delivered
at
llio
wrong
house.
Naturally
the
lady-was
alarmed
and
indignant,
and
'lie
yenlleman
was
amazed.
Itul
!lhc
matter
was
adjusted
by
Hie
iuse
of
the
telephone.
The
right
hiisltand
or
the
wrong
woman
was
jeouini'uiik-aled
wfll,
drove
up
lo
Hie
wriung
house
in
another
wrong
car.
ears
and
ladies
were
exchanged,
and
every
hing
ended
happily
for
everybody.
Returned
Umbrella
i
The
weather
i
also
reported
lo
have
been
sonicwhul
damp
as
I
well
as
ralher
thick
In
ancou-iver
liurinsr
the
preseul
wilder
i
We
would
not
have
mcnlioned
this
rumor
eilher
ir
it
bad
not
been
neeesmirv
in
Older
Id
tell
the
next
story',
because,
accord
Intr
tn
the.
Vancouver
papers
I
here
really
bad
been
no
winter
worth
sneaking
about
In
Van
couver
during
the
p4l
year,
and
gkftrua
k
.
ior
Hlvrr
In
tailnl
llil
of
of
rooilnrpci
rniiiirnriliwnl
liM-nl
WALLACE
IISllMlir.S
IIP..
Appllranl.
Per
liny
L.
Hons.
rrnl
rial'!
ath
nmlir
Sf
For
Sale
Auditorium
Rink
and
Hall
The
leading
hall
of
the
city,
situated
on
lots
0
and
10.
block
10,
Keel
ion
0.
Hiiilding
is
50
feet
by
100;
lli
fool
eeihrng;
7
foot
bul-couy
alT
around
building:
newly
plastered;
No.
1
maple
floor.
Hiding
room
and
equipment
ami
seating
cnpucily
for
I
On
persons,
piano
ami
Wurlilzer
military
band
organ,
style
125;
200
pairs
Ith'hardson
ballbearing
skales.
Thoroughly
equipped
Ihroiighuiil
for
both
dancing
and
skating.
With
Iheatre
equipment
ran
be
used
as
Midi.
Also
for
sale,
lots
H
and
0.
block
15.
section
0.
Clear
llllra
(o
properly.
For
further
informal
ion,
apply
lo
L.
J.
Marren,
P.O.
Box
146,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Wednesday.
January
o
BIG
CLOCKS
and
LITTLE
CLOCKS
Wo
have
the
finest
uiul
lurge-l
assortment
(l.r
(
ever
shown
m
Hie
city,
including
iruntl
rtl
Ih-i-
(
tJliinios
Clocks,
.Musical
Clock.
Wall
Chirk,
n
rrutii
I.
.'.
up.
Mvery
dork
curries
our
giuir.in
r
our
window.
i
OPTICAL
DEPARTMENT
We
lire
fully
etpiipped
lo
give
vou
Hie
m..
and
np-lo-dale
seivico,
lta
ke.
Itv
Iweulv
perieipe.
A
visil
lo
our
up'i
,d
dr
im.'IiiiciiI
m!
'you.
.Satisfiu'tioii
nlisolutdy
guaranleod.
Max
Heilbroner
627
-Third
Avenue
529
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
0
p.m.
Bebe
Daniels
In
"Lovers
in
Quarantine"
llelie
it
.i
In
nle
on
,i
I
mi
n
innoil
tup.
I
Tiiiinv.
Airuienl
will
happen.
r'nl.
Hie
m,h
n,
he
had
eloped
Willi
the
wrong
girl.
V,
lln
on
a
tropn-al
i-liiiid,
and
Ihereliv
hangs
a
tub'
ration
and
explanation.
lUmie
and
ee
it
.nol
i
laiigli.
A
tn
kling
Iwle
td
a
tangled
lHieiiiM.
i
II
a
"i
li.irn
ji
baby
vamp"
in
a
fust,
frolliv
farce
"'
,
labasro
and
lomled
with
lnilgll.
Advice
lo
lm
.
-going
on
vmtr
lome
niiHiii.
don't
forget
to
I.
ike
'
along.
Strong
rat
:
Bebe
Daniels,
Harrison
Ford,
Alfred
Lunt,
Iran
Simpson,
Diana
Kane,
Edna
May
Oliver
and
other.
COMEDY
LARRY
SEMON
IN
"THE
FLY
COP."
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
Admission
35c
and
10c
January
SALE
ALL
COATS
AND
RAINCOATS
MUST
BE
CLEARED.
See
These
Pricesl
lnlie'
llubber
WuterpriMif
(mI-.
aln-eauftroi)
for
$100
t
Ladies'
Winter
(ioul.
Kur
lioHiir
mid
"IVtitiiit
lalesl
colorings.
it.rti
lo
i.7.ii.
lor
.
.
.
."
Ladies'
Winter
coal,
value
to?.."(l,
fiH"
.
It
Indies'
Wilder
t'iwl..
vulue
lo
:3.rfl.
for
.
Mises'
OwtK
Tur
(lollar-.
value
to
!
1.50
i'or
.
Mises'
Tweed
Oial.
value
to
M.75.
for
Hov'
or
UirU'
Navy
C
llift
t-li
1
1
1
Heefer.
.ScnrlH.
Lining,
2
oid)vize
20
and
1H.
Ileg.
M.7.".
'
DRESSES
1
otllv.
u
clearing
line
Jerey
IIIkIIi
or
1'l.nnirl
of
I
$33.50
$24.50
$13
50
$5.75
$5.75
$0.75
$4.75
All
oilier
line
equally
reduced.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
0.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
SL
ClearanceSal
e
Woollen
Goods
We
liave
advertised
retentlj
Hi
d
we
like
In
u
goods
when
you
need
it
uinl
and
not
when
we
wiuii
rid
of
thrill.
Now.
we
ure
having
h
cold
mp.
hihI
you
nn
your
Woollen
Underwear
and
Woollen
llUnkets.
N
inukiiig
remarkable
reiliielious
on
llieie
line
and
.
be
wortli
while
lo
lake
advuiilage
of
our
offer.
FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
In
While
uiul
(irey.
in
Pink
or
Mine
Itonler.
I
fix
i
Itegiilar
price
2.rtl.
Sale
$1.05
llxl
llegulur
price
Sale
$2.25
ll'v
i
-
ltegiilaO
price
HCI.r.d.
Sale
$2.95
25',
Discount
oil
all
Woollen
lllaukid
in
(Irey
and
Ladies'
and
tJiildrcn'
Woollen
I
nilecwi'iir
25',
Discount'
Ludie'
and
Uliildreu'
tillou
and
Wool
l
ud'
i
15
Discount.
Itotible
Kiiiltilig
Wool,
reg.
ITic.
Sale,
7
skein
for
$2-0
Hudson
Hay
Knillthg
Wool,
reg:
ilic.
Hale.
7
?
for
$1.00
SIicIIhikI
I'loss,
reg.
2
for
:i."e.
Snlc.
S
skeins
for
$1.00
U.M.C
Cr.
Collon,
reg.
:t.V.
Sale,
i
Tor
$1-00
Scollisli
Fiiigeing,
till
color,
reg.
1Tr.
Kale.
:
for
$1.00
Hiiyul
Society
Ktnbioidery
Tlireiul.
"Celi'slla."
reg.
IHc.
Sale,
L'O
skeins
for
$1.00
Men's
Show.
reg.
SIMM)
Uiul
10.00.
"Liberlv"
m
Sale
.'
$5.95
Ladies'
1'iilenl
Leather
Humus.
"Swnnkv
Tie
"
reir.
'
1
Sale
$3.95
Crowing
(iirl'
I'aleiil
Leallior
Puinos.
ehi.lii-
irnre.
$0.75.
Suit)
$2.95
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
Phone
G45.
Corner
3rd
and
7th