PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
"UT"
c
Since
m
J
Ml
fe.
"Hltt.
MIUM
more
babiei
have
m
been
raised
on
Eagle
I
Brand
than
on
all
other
in-H
antfoodicomblne-d.
Eagle
H
Brand
it
pure,
uniform,
di-
W
gettible,
nourishing.
Send
for
Free
Baby
Books.
TBZ.BII15M
CO.
LUUTID
IM
Vancouver.
i-7-t
PERFUMES
Hy
the
ounce.
A
few
odors
Jy
the
leading
perfumers.
Coty's
L'Origan
-
Paris
Cmeraude.
per
nr..
$4.00
Caron's
Mark
Narcissus,
per
oz
$7.00
Itailiant,
per
z.
...
$3.50
Guerlaln's
L'llcure
Uleue.
per
oz
$5.00
Jirky.
per
oz
$2.50
Roger
and
Gallel's
Jade-YeraYioictla,
per
oz.
$1.50
J'lcurs
d'Amouv.
per
oz.
$.00
Anti
many
others.
All
new
frr-sh
stock
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
h
1
1
1
1
1
if
ii
.1
ir
LATEST
THE
VOGUE
OF
THE
BORDER
EFFECT
shown
in
VOILES
Mxclusivn
each
Dress
Lengths.
$2.50
WEST
of
ENGL'
ND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
Dried
Fruit
Special
Prunes.
SO-iiu.
reg.
iur,
lb.
Special,
7
lbs.
.
.
.
$1.00
20
lb.
box
$2.75
Sun
Maid
llaisins.
reg.
4
lb.
pkg.
C5c.
Special.
2
pkes
.
.
$1.25
Dry
Apples,
special
2
lbs.
45c
Dry
Apricots,
reg.
UOc
Hi.
Special,
3
lbs
85c
Dry
Pears,
rest.
40c
lb.
Special,
3
lbs
$1.00
l'anoy
While'
Figs,
reg.
2
lbs.
35r.
Special,
2
,lbs.
25c
Table
Figs.
reg.
2un
lb.
Special.
5
His
$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
,
Phones
18
and
84
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgeraon
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Orfice
Hours
9
to
6.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday
and
Thursday
Evenings
Saturdays
t
to
12
noon
UNION
OIL
CO.
AT
KETCHIKAN
Work
Commenced
on
Tanks
20,000
Gallon
Capacity;
Tanker
to
Moor
There
of
KKTCIHKAN,
lcb.
25.-
Willi
the
arrival
of
10
tons
of
structural
steel
for
I
he
local
plant
of
the
Union
Oil
Co..
workmen
commenced
preparations
for
the
erection
of
four
tanks,
each
of
i'O.OOO
gallon
capacity.
A
steel
working
crew
arrived
from
the
soulh
on
the
Victoria
to
build
the
tanks.
The
tanks
to
he
erected
will
lie
for
use
in
accommodating
(lie
shore
business
of
flie
campauy
only
and
deliveries
lo
marine
customers
will
bo
made
from
t
ti
lank
sleamer
Itailiant,
expected
lo
arrive
here
from
the
soulh
i
laic
(his
month.
Deliveries
ashore
will
he
made
from
the
tanks
at
the
station
or
by
au1
Iruck,
two
of
which
have
been
ordered
for
the
plant
here.
Construction
of
the
wharf
and
moorings
for
the
Hadiant
will
he
commenced
posihly
this
week,
officials
of
the
company
said.
Contract
for
the
driving
of
the
piling
has
been
let
to
the
Over
Meach
Pile
Driver
Co.
and
they
pjan
to
slart
work
ihimedialelv
upon
I
he
arrival
of
crcosoled
pil-iii
from
the
stales.
Rushing
Work
Work
onlhe
new
plant
is
be
ing
rushed
as
much
as
ioMhle
and
it
is
the
aim
of
Hie
eoinpan
to
have
their
local
station
in
op
eration
as
soon
after
March
I
as
possible,
J.
W.
Uennett,
chief
construction
engineer
for
th
ompany.
announced.
I'pon
compielion
of
ihe
wos'.
here,
the
crew
of
steel
workers
and
others
of
I
lie
construction
I.
nve.
will
commence
on
one
of
.he
five
oilier
S-.ui
lieastern
Ala-
WEEK-END
I
jrEiUALo
Are
You
Looking
for
Service
and
Satisfaction
at
Lowest
Prices?
You
will
find
all
here.
iuu
boxes
Jumble
Pack
Red
Apples,
per
box
$1.50
This
will
be
the
last
opportu
nity
for
a
real
snap
in
fresh
ap
ples.
Phone
your
order
early.
Silver
Leaf
or
Shaniroek
Lard
3
lb.
pails
69c
5
lb.
pails
$1.15
Id
lb.
pail
$2.29
20
lb.
pails
$4.49
Finest
Ontario
Chese,
per
lb.
29c
olden
Loaf
Cheese,
5
lb.
boxe
$1.89
I'eanieal
Hack
llacou,
sliced
per
lb
42c
New
Laid
liiw-'s.
guaranteed.
3
dozen
for
$1.15
(Jualily
counts
in-
ciggs
more
than
any
oilier
line
of
foodstuffs.
Our
eiggs
are
not
picked
up
at
random
from
unknown
shippers.
We
buy
our
eggs
from
an
island
in
the
(iulf
of
(ieorgia
and
our
shippers
know
lhal
repeat
business
depends
entirely
on
shipping
eggs
which
have
no
foreign
tastes.
That
is
why
we
have
had
no
complaints
for
over
twelve
moiilhs.
TRY
OUR
EGGS
Malkin's
Best
Pineapple
Marmalade,
4
lb.
tin
79c
Malkin's
Uesl
(iooseberry
Jam,
1
lb.
tins
79c
We
assure
you
thai
homemade
jam
does
not
compare
with
Malkin's
Cooseberry!
FEED
SPECIALS
No.
5
Wheat,
100
lb.
sack.
.
$2.90
Ogilvie
Shorts,
100
lb.
sack
$1.95
Ogilvie
Hran.
100
lb.
sack
$1.85
Oigilvle
Scratch,
100
lb.
sack
$3.40
Ogilvie
Ugig
Mash,
100
lb.
sack
$3.40
If
you
want
results,
insist
on
getliing
the
best
quality
Feed
for
your
chickens:
Ogilvie's
name
is
an
assurance
that
you
get
the
best
I
hat
can
be
produced.
Try
a
sack
for
comparison!
Ogilvie'
Wheal
Granules,
0
lb
,
sack
39c
simniaid
Uaby
Puffed
Seedless
llaisins.
3
lbs.
for
39c
Drown
Sugar.
0
lbs.
for
...
39o
Ilroken
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
Hi.
39c
Sunlight
Soap,
per
carton
.
.
19c
Limit
four
to
each
customer.
I
km
(jodderhamAWrts
AlfCANAD,AN
PIRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
kan
stations
or
Ihe
company,
the
location
of
winch
have
not
been
made
public
as
yet.
ENGLISH
NAVIGATOR
FIRST
EXPLORER
IN
NORTH
POLAR
REGION
Julia
Dums
ci'
Davys
.
an
liglish
navigator,
limn
at
Sand-ridge,
near
Dartmouth.
F.nglainl.
is
Ihe
firl
recorded
polar
explorer,
slates
The
Mentor,
He-'
ween
.
t
TS5
and
lt88
he
undertook
three
voyages
to
the
norlli-'
ru
seas
in
an
effort
to
find
a
iirtliwest
passage.
In
the
firt
of
tlwse
he
discovered
Ihe
strai'
IMal
tH'a
his
name;
il
separate.
ii-eculand
from
Cumberland
I'euiasula
and
vonueeU
ltuffiii
I
'.ay
with
Ihe
Atlantic.
His
vo
ages
t'Xlenneil
along
Uie
we!
lireetiland
coast
as
far
as
L'per-'lavik,
ami
along
Ihe
American
-ide
of
the
strait
as
far
as
lib-rador.
Davis
afterward
made
five
voyagrs
lo
Hie
liul
Indies.
ii
the
last
or
which
he
was
killeu
i'
a
fight
with
Japanese
pirates
iear
Siuiliil
i
a.
Our
Sales
Prove
to
us
that
our
Prices
are
Bargain
Prices.
We
have
just
secured
a
big
shipment
of
MeConnick's
1'ancy
Sweet
llucuils
and
offer
llieni
at
a
very
low
price
for
one
week
only.
3
lb.,
any
variety,
for
....
$1.00
The
different
assortment
is
made
up
of
Family
Mixed,
Wine,
itonnie
Doom,
Maple
Leaf,
Tourist,
Pear
Drop,
Cream
Tea,
Rich
Hutler,
Sultanas,
Ko-Ko,
Figbar,
'ocoa
liar,
Arrowroot,
Honey
omb.
Our
95c
Sale
Continues
as
Follows
2
lb.
Hulk
Creatnery
Mutter
95c
2
du..
Fresh
Fggs,
extras
.
.
95c
Fresh
Pullets,
per
doz.
.
.
35c
i
lb.
Ontario
Cheese
95c
7
litis
Campbell's
Tumalo
Soup
95c
7
tins
Libby's
Pork
A
Means
95c
2
lb.
Fresh
(i
round
Coffee
..
95c
2
lb.
05c
Hulk
Tea
95o
S
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips
...
..
..
95o
6
tins
Lombard
Plums
95c
i
small
tins,
or
2
large
tins
Peaches
rDel
Monle'
....
95c
0
tins
Singapore
Pineapple
95c
(1
litis
Corn
or
Totnaloes
..
95c
5
tins
Quaker
Peas,
No.
5
..
95c
12
Mars
Palmolivo
Soap
...
95c
6
tins
Kiriig
Oscar
Surdities
95c
1!
Rolls
Toflel
Paper
95c
12
pkgs.
Jelly
Powders
....
95c
3
hollies
Heinz
Catsup,
large
95c
Oranges,
small
size,
4
doz.
95c
Oranges,
large
size,
2
doz.
95c
19
bars
White
Swnn
Soap
.
.
95o
4
pkgs.
Princess
Flakes
....
95c
To
make
this
week's
sale
a
belter
success
(ban
ever
we
will
drive
lo
every
customer
ordering
an
assortment
of
six
of
the
above
!)5e
items
and
lliree
pound
of
the
biscuits,
two
4
lb.
litis
of
Oraricc
Marmalade,
any
variety,
for
95c
Fresh
Whipping
Cream
Rupert
Table
Supply
CojB-G-
Butchers
and
Phones
210,
211,
212
GrOCefS,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
DANCING
GIRL
AND
A
PRINCE
Commission
to
Investigate
Depends
on
Attitude
of
Native
Ruler
DELHI,
Fob.
25-
In
connection
with
the
proposed
commission
lo
investigate
the
connection
of
Ihe
Maharajah
of
Indole
with
the
at
tempted
abduction
of
the
dancing
il
l
.Muinlaz
Megum
and
the
mur
der
of
a
lloiiibay
merchant,
(he
coiiimis.ioii,
if
appointed,
wilt
consist
of
two
High
Court
judges.
wo
rulioig
princes,
and
a
senior
officer
of
Mmj
Political
Depart
ment.
The
procedure
which
will
lie
followed
is
that
which
is
laid
down
as
Ihe
result
of
a
recom
mendation
made
in
Paragraph
;)'.)
of
Ihe
.MuiilaU-Cltelmrord
Itcporl
for
rases
where
Ihe
question
arises
of
depriving
a
ruler
temporarily
or
permanently
of
any
of
his
powers
or
privileges.
The
function
of
the
committee
is
to
investigate
the
fact
of
the.
case
ami
lo
offer
advice
to
the
government
of
India.
Wlicncver
the
Oovornor
(en-
eral
decides
that
a
rase
ha
arisen
for
the
appointment
of
a
ourl
of
inquiry
the
ruler
con
cerned
has
Uie
option
of
intimating
that
be
does
not
desire
lhal
111"
ronimissjoii
should
be
appoinifti
Willi
Ihe
attempted
adduction
of
Mumlaz
Megnui.
which
resulted
in
the
death
or
Mavvla.
Ihe
Mah-irajah
himself
maintains
that
tie
was
eritfrely
unaware
ol
or
oiirerned
in
the
plot.
The
government
of
India
have
therefore
Nor,
il
is
iioinled
out.
eau
the
Maharajah
complain
that
the
commission
of
inquiry
lo
findi
noi
ie
a
lody.
Tor
il
will
iuisist
0f
two
High
(Utnri
judge,
(wo
of
his
peers
namely,
ruling
princes
and
a
senior
orfirer
of
Ihe
Political
Department,
who
would
pin-vide
expert
departmental
adviee.
The
Maharajah's
Attitude
The
government.
howeer,
has
not
announced
the
personnel!
i
...
.
i.
,
.
.
-
n
m-ruuse,
uiuiougu
iiiey
are
in
ia-
vor
of
such
an
inquiry,
lliey
have
left
il
(o
the
Maharajah
of
Indole
to
decide
whether
he
desires
an
inquiry
or
not.
If
(he
Maharajah
favors
an
inquiry
invent
steps
will
be
taken
lo
constitute
Ihe
commission.
The
igoicrumcut
communication
also
which
Ihe
coii(iiiision
will
follow
ina1es
il
clear
that
the
procedure
will
be
as
ir
a
case
bad
arisen
lo
see
whether
a
ruliiug
prince
was
lo
be
deprived,
eilber
temporarily
or
permanently,
of
auy
of
bis
turners
and
privileges!
IL
however,
the
Maharajah,
who
has
already
been
informed
of
Ihe
government's-
decision
declines
lo
have
a
commission
of
inquiry,
there
is
not
the
slight
est
foundation
for
the
suggestion!
that
such
refusal
w(ll
be
inline-dialely
followed
by
compulsory!
abdication.
In
such
a
contingency
Ihe
government
will
have
lo
consider
how
besl
lo
arrive
al
a
proper
decision
in-
Ihe
mailer,
and
Ihe
government
may,
therefore,
have
to
hold
an
inquiry
of
its
own
accord
and
collect
further
material
before
deciding
what
course
of
action
is
justified
by
the
case.
RESTLESS
SLEEP
DUE
TO
STOMACH
GAS
Has
presurc
in
the
abdomen
causes
a
restless,
nervous
feel-inig
and
prevents
sleep.
Adlerika
removes
gas
"in
TKN
minutes
and
brings
out
mirprising
amounts
of
old
waste
mailer
you
never
thought
was
in
your
system.
This
excellent
intestinal
evacunnt
is
wonderful
,
for
constipation
or
slomuch
ll-ouble.
Don't
waste
time
with
pils
or
tablets
but
get
IIKAT.
Adlt-rika
action!
Ormc-
Ltd..
Drurgislu-
TAME
ROBINS
PERCH
ON
VISITORS'
HEADS
Lady
Near
Winnipeg
Tells
How
the
Young
Were
Raised
by
Hand
and
Called
by
Bell
W1NN1PF.O,
Feb.
25.
Would
you
nut
bo
surprised
if,
when
walking
up
the
driveway
lo
a
house,
several
robins
flew
around
you
and
perched
on
your
hcaA
ami
xhouldersf
Such
was
the(
experience
lasl'ummer
of
nratiy.
visitors
10
.urs.
i.
J.
.uciniugui
a
home
in
Last
Kjldonan,
and
the
story
of
how
the
robins
were
tamed
was
recently
told
by
Mrs.
MrDougal
to
the
Natural
History
Society.
The
baby
robins
were
almost
fledged
and
were
placed
in
a
large
cave
on
the
porch.
At
first
I
hey
were
fwl
on
earthworms
bill
It
look
all
the
spare-lime
or
Ihe
r.imily
ami
of
visitors
as
Well
lo
dig
enough
worms
to
satisfy
Ihetu.
so
Ihey
were
gradually
rhanged
to
u
diet
oT
baked
cjistard.
"Making
custard,"
said
Mrs.
MrDougal.
"being
much
less
slrcnuooti
than
digging
for
worms,
especially
so
when
the
robins
grew
oldr
and
a
custard
of
four
eggs
and
two
cups
of
milli
lasled
them
less
than
21
hours."
The
birds
were
kepi
in
the
cage
for
about
a
week,
and
to
train
I
hem
tn
know
their
feeding
ilimfs,
each
meal
w
announced
has!1
"
lr,,,v
m,,,,"'-
tt
ia"
The
Maharajah
of
Indore
ben
informed
al
which
Ihe
of
the
conclusion
!overnor
(Jenernl
has
arrived.
The
Government
Policy
llilberlo,
while
there
bavo
ben
allegations
suggesting
that
and
a
can
opener.
Ihe
Maharajah
was
connects
Colonel
GREATEST
NATION
IS
NOT
MOST
WARLIKE
Georre
O.
Falls
Te
Is
Victoria
People
Problems
of
Peace
Greater
than
War
VICTOltlA.
Feb.
25
-
"Th
time
has
uakftcd
when
!.
and
girls
should
lie
taunha
Mm'
Ho-
adopted
a
oauliou,.
and
consider-j
greatest
nation
i,
Ihe
one
thai
ed
course
vvbich
should
not
bo
!
has
Lite
largest
army.
Hal
he.
open
lo
criticism
rrotu
the
Prince
Mmdd
they
be
taught
Ihat
Unconcerned
or
rrom
the
Princes
Rroaiesl
nation
is
the
one
tha'
in
senrrsil.
'Hie
strongest
polul
jSjve.,
u.
grealesl
frvice
not
to
in
supiorl
of
the
overnmenf
j
ott
rounlry
alone
but
lo
llie
altitude
is
their
.-land
.on
lbe
whole
world."
Tim
is
the
los-n
Montagu
-
Chelmsford
lleport.
Uhirh
,;u,
(!eor?e
().
Falli.
n'
which
ba,s
ln-en
aecepled
on
all
IVaneoinw
iip....ii
i..
n
,i.
haiKls
as
of,feriug
the
proper'
linw
,be
Jlrtropoltta
jirtropoH,,,,,
hlMl.
guiue
on
various
inirwate
ters
or
nigh
slale
policy
mal-
iut
i-vBtly
in
bis
addres.
iihii
Uie
subject
of
"The
Problem
of
Worbl
Peue."
"1
am
not
a
pacifist
mi
any
I
tl'fl'f
an
111
I
ijs
tan
pit1
In
la
i
out
wbelher
U.er..
ts
a
basi,
for
TUow
w,,0
Mi
,h
1.
s
a
leged
connlion
will,
the
UlC
rI
of
war
C)MjW
b
IIItllK!
If
in
itl
I
II
kl
.
Ilfr
..-lit
-
'
)"
"
-
tied
overnight
were
among
tho
.
o,,i,H-ieni
imparl
mi
2r.li
....eooe-
enemies
ol
..r
ieaee
IMaUN..
tt'.r
said
Col.
Fallis,
eould
noi
lx
wiped
out
in
that
way.
He
agreed
with
the
remarks
uf
Sir
Ueorg
Foster
at
the
ie()itit
meet
in
g
of
llhe
iauadiau
Counoil
of
the
League
of
Nations
which
be
had
just
ulteudod
al
Ottawa,
when
the
statesman
naid
that
the
problem,
n'
peace
were
almont
a
great
to
settle
as
(lie
iiroblem
of
dt'iiiofrary.
MISSION
BAND
OF
UNITED
CHURCH
HAD
MEETING
YESTERDAY,
i
Yesterday
Ihe
regular
meeting!
of
the
l
ulled
Church
Mission
Mank
look
place
in
Hie
form
of
n
ten
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
(J.
.j
Wilkinson,
Dunsmuir
Street.
The
meriiig
was
in
charge
of
the
pre-
sideul
MJss
Nellie
'urvich.
and
was
supervised
by
Ihe
Deaconesn,
Miss
I.
Haddock.
After
Hie
meeting
dainty
re
freshments
were
served.
Those
assisting
with
the
serving
were
the
Misses
lluth
Wilkinson,
Tomie
Kntsuyaina.
Fdna
Ivlgar,
and
lldilh
Wilkinson.
On
several
occasion.
Mrs.
Wilkinson
has
been
a
kind
hostess
lo
these
young
visitors
ami
die
girl
arc
most
thankful.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
A.
a
Taylor.
C.
A.
Ilogers,
V.
T.
Hand,
A.
II.
Mroadhead.
r.
and
Mrs.
II.
Knox
and
A.
Farrow,
Vancouver;
K.
It.
Craig,
Ocenn
Falls;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
V..
Moll.
Winnipeg;
.lames
M.
Smith,
lied
Pass;
A.
M.
Klpp.
Chllliwaek;
T.
Van
Iyk.
Prince
(ieoive;
Oeorge
McAfee,
(ieorgelown.
Central
V..
V..
Hill,
Vancouver
;
S.
W.
Collon.
Yirlfiria.
The
i'nlon
sjeamer
Calala
i
being
replaced
tills
week
on
the
Prince
lluperl-Naas
Iliver-Anj0
service
by
the
Cardettu
which
Is
due
in
port
from
the
soulh
tomorrow
aflernoon.
Capl.
.I,
Ji.
Findlny
is
in
command
of
Uie
Cardena.
Thursday
Irbnur,
0D
THE
MERCHANDISING
OF
DIAMONDS
IS
A
HIGHLY
SPECIALIZED
BUSINESS
II
lakes
veiirs
of
experience
lo
know
q.
know
where
to
liny
diiitnuiiils
lo
Ihe
besl
,ul
,
We've
had
that
cperjence
and
pass
mi
,,
lagesto
our
customers.
There's
another
human
element
ml.
ltilel
honesl,
fair
dealings.
Our
policy
i.
(
,
lit-en,
"Ihe
square
deal."
A
ilitinioinl
IS
what
exactly
we
-.iv
SL
i-fuge
no
i
aiiHMiflage.
We
sell
diamonds
mid
all
other
IM(.r
t
honor."
A
MODERN
OPTICAL
DEPARTMENT
Our
optician
hits
tui.
I
over
twcnlv
in.
cure
testing
eves
uud
lilting
glu-e-.
Hull
-
lectl.
MAX
HEILBRONER
527-520
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
9
"The
Sporting
Chance"
A
dVlilllli
ill
iii'ic'
.mil
the
-(mhI
l
potent
with
Icn-e
ill
.iin.il
i.
ilii,itinii,
iiih-.
lislic
selling
ami
he.ul
nilerl.
Hverlodv
i
race;
here
is
one
Hint
boliU
Ihe
spectator
1n
.
'
start
lo
finish.
Dorothy
Phillip
return
Ibis
piclore.
Noldlde
riul:
Lou
Tellegen,
Dorothy
Phillips,
George
Fawcett,
Thto
Von
EILt,
Sheldon
Lewis
an'i
others.
COMEDY
PATHE
REVIEW
35c.
and
10c
SPECIAL
Friday
and
Saturday
Skeins
Mending
Yarn
2U
n
IlidU
Hairpin
2U
i
Packages
I'm
2t
Striugs
or
Triniinmg
llruds
25c
4
Hair
Nel
with
Klai-Ur
2Sc
('
Package-.
u-orld
1
1
raids
2Se
1
Skeins
Ars
Hope
25c
b
Yrd
Kiuliniider)
Insertion
.
.
25c
4
D.M.d
Kiulintidery
FIim
25c
Odlon
Greies,
all
rotors,
nr
arl
2Sc
MihlHtiis.
I'liiin
anil
l-'itm
y,
per
vanl
2Sc
lAMiir
Odtou
Hose,
t-r
pair
.
25c
IN
inch
China
Silks.
ht
yard
25c
Curtain
Muslin.
Frilled
or
Plan-,
per
yard
...
2Sc
Slielland
Flos
YVimiI
in
prune
or
Yelmw.
il
for
25c
Clarke
Anchor
Crochet
OilUtn.
i
imlU
for
25c
Moiinn
li
Dove
Yarn
in
colors.
pr
h.sll
.
.
.
.
25c
Latin-'
nod
Children's
Woollen
Clave-,
per
pun
25c
Corset
and
Children'-
Waist,
jt
pair...
25c
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
FOR
SPECIALS
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTP.
Phono
0.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
ARE
YOU
WEARING
The
Right
Shoe?
I'p
I
ill
a
recent
dale.
Ihe
flHie
h.ide
...
li
il
energie
lo
Ihe
ii.M'i'oveiuenl
of
qu
ililv
an
!
lnie,
never
giving
any
consideration
lo
the
tc
n
new
leal
has
been
turned
uud
Hie
manuliu
1m
nig
hand
in
hand
with
ciem
e.
They
now
ti
I
'
The
Shoes
are
to
Fit
the
Feet
and
not
The
Feet
to
Fit
the
Shoes
That
i
why
you
liml
thai
the
demand
roi
rally
iiiiide
shoe
such
as
Ihe
Anii-defendcr
Shoe
creasing
every
day,
us
well
as
scientific
appliam
relief
or
fool
uiliiients,
us
Dr.
SchoH'f.
Willi
thai
nim
in
view
I
decided
lo
leurn
ui"
'''
the
feed
iiiiil
liuve
iMincluded
a
special
prncliped
'
'
lhal
cnnlilcH
mc
lo
give
you
an
absolute
sali.-i
'
slide
rilling
as
well
s
relieving
j,(Jii
(,r
your
toot
if
you
have
any.
Yours
for
Scientific
Shoe
Fitting
SAM
JABOUR
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Third
Avenue