The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 2

-THJ5 CITIZEN Ont: Pit Jf. Harrison. Van JAXUAItY a. isu Skorrey. Hamilton.

Ont- a Smith. England: 4J CT-Vl A- Knieht. Enian.1 ft CANCEL REPORT MlSsINC 2312 Pte. H. A.

Mc'l Elections xibHALLIUII WJUI1I I MDlLKIlUmttll (Canadian Press Despatch.) TORONTO, Jan. 7. Civic elections were held in most of the municipalities of Ontario today. There was a large number of acclamations. Those elected to the chief of fics were Deputy Reeve.

Angun Thibauit. all by acclamation. CMH CASUALTY LIST Lat night's list of 41 casualties reports two Canadian soldiers killed in action, three died of wounds, two died, two wounded and missing, 17 wounded, six ill, eight gassed and one who had been reported missing is now with unit Gunner Alfred John Raven, of Kingston. Ont. is reported wounded.

The list follows: KILLED IX ACTION. 246t Pte. E. Bonser, Clayton," B. 842212 Pte.

A. Nakelis. Russia. DIED OF WOUNDS. 684639 Pte.

G. Bolton, Broadlands, P. 545 Pte. J. Dougherty, Ireland; 195510 Pte.

R. Anderson, Hiawatha, Ont DIED. 709457 Cpl. G. Dysan, St John, X.

150395 Cpl. J. Prater, Scotland. WOUXDED AND MISSING. 81300 Pte.

J. Carrie, Scotland; 461343 Pte. J. Harrison. England.

SERIOUSLY ILL. 644417 Pte. A. Bailey, Alton, Ont; 782183 Pte. W.

Smith, Tyvan, 895349 Pte. J. McMurchie, Scotland; S99023 Pte. H. Mundy.

U.S.A.; 87247 Pte. S. Bionchinl, Italy; 34108 A. STt. H.

Roberts, Montmorency Falls, I'. Q. GASSED. 657G13 J. p.

Wil.fon, Jarlsberg, couver; 675609 Pte. G. E. Haney, Bienna. Ont; 790681 Pte.

J. E. Elliott Lillooet B- 53402 Sgt J. Fairclough. England: 501190 Pte.

D. W. King. Belleville. Ont: 70669S Spr.

W. Starinovich. Russia: 81100J Pte. W. Brand, A.

WOUXDED. 154S08 Pte. A. W. Meeks.

Harold, Ont; 105403. Pte. A. E. Boyd.

Kaga-iwong. Ont: 106073 Pte. W. D. Appa.

England; 1006416 Pte. D. J. MeGurk. Ireland: 414987 Pte.

J. T. Doward. England; 1075W9 Pte. W.

Smith, London. Ont: 114404 Sgt F. Madder. Melville. J19988 Gnr.

A. J. Ra- jven. Kingston. Ont: 746466 Pte.

W. tM. Harvey, Udora. Ont: 1000921 Pte. W.

E. G. Coutts, Carberry, 907581 Pte. J. H.

Sutherland. Tantal-lon, 234010 Pte. A. R. Reid.

Winnipeg. S14483 Pte. J. F. Brandrick.

England: 163916 Pte. G. H. Roberts, Scotland; 6903S3 Pte. A.

Goes i i I Ottawa Firm Expands It will Interest local fina, cles to learn that A. H. Martens Company, members of the tT Stock Exchange, who at th. to mencement of last, year branch office in the Standard Building under the jof 1 ment of Messrs. C.

T. Filtan fc Pringle, have decided to onT. branch office at 58 St ivT Xavier Street. Montreal' branch will be under the of C. T.

Fillan and Mr Perff will remain in Ottawa as tninalA the local branch. maiag(f of to Press Co. of Canada JII' j' Jan. 11 The following will be tbe composl-1 Hon of the Carleton county council for this year, based on the result of the elections for reeves and deo-; cty reeves of the various municipalities yesterday: Xepean Bower Henry, reeve; William Joynt 1st deputy reeve; W. Fred Bell, 2nd deputy reeve; Walter Graham.

3rd deputy reeve. Gloucester Robert Prerton. reeve; Gilbert Proulx, 1st deputy reeve; W. 3. Hill, 2nd deputy reeve; Ed.

Boily. 3rd deputy reeve. Eastvlew William Kipp, reeve; Aifred Mainville. 1st deputy reeve. March G.

Armstronif. Richmond William Hemphill. Goulbourn CJeorge Flewellyn. Huntley Robert. Cox.

North Gower H. Leach. Torboltor. Walter J. FitCToy Tbornaa B.

Wilson. Osgoode W. R. Loney. Marlboro W.

H. Pratt. At the first meeting of this body a warden for the year will be chosen. The warden for last year, George Farmer, was defeated for the reeve-ship of Eastvlew. Carry Appeals to Ottawa.

WINNIPEG, Jan. 7. About fifty appeals from Mr. Justice Prud'hom me's appeal tribunal will be carried to Ottawa, it was learned this morning. The cases are being taken to the highest court provided for under the Military Service Act by E.

Tay-leur, the special military representative who was appointed by Lieut-Colonel Bell. Many of the appeals are in connection with decisions given by tribunal No. 71, which were upheld by Judge Prud'homme. The latter tribunal, which is composed of Henri Royal and ex-Alderman Cusson, of St Boniface, refused exemption in only eight cases out of over 200 which were heard. WINNIPEG, Jan.

7. Jacob Pierce, well known member of the Jewish Fraternity in Canada, died here today after a short illness at the age of 78. The funeral will take place tomorrow. He leaves four sons and four daughters: Charles, of Timmins, Ont; Asher and Michael, of Montreal; and Captain R. of Montreal, are the sons.

son, W. A. Wilson. P. Fenton, M.

W. Terrell, J. R. Walnwright STRATHROY. STRATHROY, Ont, Jan.

7. Mayor, Wm. F. Hill; Reeve, Henry Dale; Deputy Reeve, Samuel Oakes, and council by acclamatoin. NIAGARA FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, Jan. Mayor, S. P. Stevens.

OWEX SOCXD. OWEN SOUND. Ont, Jan. T. Mayor, Keith Webster, (acclamation): Reeve, J.

G. Hay; first deputy reeve. John McQuaker, (acclamation); second deputy reeve, J. C. Grler; third deputy reeve.

A. A. Atkins. AURORA. AURORA.

Ont, Jan. 7. Mayor. W. .1.

Baldwin; Reeve. W. J. Knowles, (acclamation). WHITBY.

WHITBY. Ont. Jan. 7. Mayor, E.

C. Harper: Reeve, J. II. Downey. ESSEX.

ESSEX. Ont, Jan. 7. Mayor, J. R.

Gay; Reeve, M. Johnston' and council by acclamation. LUCKXOW. LUCKNOW, Ont. Jan.

7. Reeve, Robert Johnston, (acclamation). WIARTOX. WIARTON. Ont.

Jan. 7. Mayor, Dr. W. McEwan; Reeve.

G. Kastner. FERGUS. FERGUS. Ont, Jan.

7. Geo. C. Templin. Reeve, NEW HAMBURG.

NEW HAMBURG, Ont, Jan. Reeve. Fred Debus. Please report changes required to ot Local Office, to-day. TITO MIC VOTE IN OTTAWA BY POLLS VICTORIA WARD.

D. TUce and E. Laroche elected by acclamation. DALHOISIE WARD. -Poll So.

Balharrie Forward O'Meara 52 1 15 J7 SS is a a 'a 17 56 Si 38 60 it 29 IS 41 4 iS ai jt si i a 4J 29 S4 4 2 i 50 41 43 3 13 56 V4 50 27 4S 37 19 44 A 37 47 30 43 13 St 34 26 zi SZ 74 40 33 59 71 34 .14 26 32 si 24 3S 37 19 37 31 37 17 Total 1105 1)J8 800 4. P. Balharrie and A. Forward elected. WELLINGTON WARD.

Poll No. Denny Moodie Stephen 33 13 32 39 54 17 50 40 42 17 45 41 4 10 43 42 41 17 44 a ZS 15 45 44 GO 21 5S 45 40 21 34 4 57 I 50 47 52 52 48 i 74 14 71 49 73 23 73 50 5 10 56 51 75 II 75 52 3S 6 48 53 65 52 53 55 13 "4 56 46 13 10 Toial 3047 4 3. I. penny and C. K.

Stephen elected. CKMKAL WA11U. Poll No. Kindlay M'Oonnld Pepper f.7 54 11 39 58 8S 31 26 59 28 31 13 60 13 5 61 26 30 10 62 30 52 44 68 36 31 4 30 40 45 65 48 32 18 tt 73 58 80 67 31 22 27 68 55 SI 11 fti SS 11 63 70 31 15 59 71 57 -9 55 72 71 36 70 73 Mi 28 59 74 53 25 52 75 37 26 10 70 21 31 25 T.ttfll 866 776 872 W. J-'indlny find I'.

G. Pepper elected. CAPITAL WAItl). Poll No. Ford Hughes Plant 77 16 39 68 78 89 46 90 79 94 19 71 Ml 0 16 42 81 S2 39 82 61 13 63 83 41 20 49 84 38 21 II It.

42 30 71 8 12. 20 50 87 41 26 82 S8. 31 32 S8 89 71 i.vSJI..- 90 16 78 91 78 19 81 92 29 "7 93 33 17 38 ft! 42 13 52 95 12 15 52 20 28 18 7 18 13 31 98 S3 31 75 Tula! 1100 623 IS90 A. It. Kurd and Prank Plant el-((led.

8T. i.i.oiua; m. Poll No. CunninRniim Oracc liable)- 93 41 31 42 J00 31 22 36 101 43 36 58 102 58 '5 103 60 39 36 KU 58 39 16 105 50 51 12 60 38 41 1117 62 51 35 18 41 31 35 liijl 56 78 61 110 it OIKSLEY. -f CHESLET, Jan.

7. Mayor, IT. A. Halliday; Reeve. W.

H. Brown PETROI.EA. PETROLEA. Jan. 7.

Mayor E. Preston; Reeve. Gee. Morris; Deputy Reeve. Win.

-and council by acclamation. VI.KKHKIM. BLENHEiM. Ont, Jan. 7.

Mayor. J. Cookson; Reeve, Samuel Reek, and council bv acclamation. TAVISTOCK. TAVISTOCK.

Jan. Reeve TIIAOSBI'UO. TILSONBL'RO. Jan. 7.

Mayor, M. G. Dean; Reeve, Chas. H. Denton.

S( TTOX. SCTTON. Jan. 7. A.

E. Puifgley." Reeve, GAXNIXGTOX. CAN I NOTO Ont, Jan. 7. Reeve, N.

I. Mackinnon. C'OIXIXtiWOOD. COLUNGWOOD. Ont.

Jan. 7. Mayor. W. U.

H. Hatton; Reeve, A. Bell; Deputy Reeve, A. Mcintosh. MIDLAND.

MIDLAND, Ont. Jan. 7. Mayor. D.

L. White acclamation); Reeve, J. S. McDowell, (acclamation); Deputy Reeve, John Toole. XAPAXEE.

NAPANEE, Ont, Jan. 7. Mayor, J. E. Robinson; (Reeve, M.

P. Graham. TIIOKOIl). THOROLD, OnS-4an. t.

Mayor, C. J. Krockbank; Reeve, V. G. GriK-dnie; Deputy, Geo.

inching; a- claination': council-by acclamation; i Hydro Electric bylaw carried. I BKACEBniDGE. P.RACEBR1DGE, Ont, Jan. 7. Mayor, Alex Walker.

WALKER WALK ER VI LLE, Out, Jan. 7. Mayor, Dr. C. W.

Hoare, by acclamation. BARRIE. BARRIE. Ont, Jan. 7.

Mayor. Dr. A. J. Sprott; Reeve.

Geo. B. MacLean; First Deputy Reeve, W. P. Soules, (acclamation); Second Deputy Reeve, Chris.

Horsfield. MILTON. Out, Jun. 7. Mayor, E.

F. Earl: Reeve, A. Little, both by acclamation. HLVTH. HLYT1I, Ont, Jap.

7. Taylor. Reeve, PORT ARTHIR. PORT ARTHUR, Ont, Jan. 7.

AW. Edward Blaquier was elected mayor of Port Arthur today by a majority of seventeen over Aid. Wm. Marrlgan, the vote being 684 to 667. The new city council Is composed of J.

S. McNulty. L. J. Fallis, B.

Tour-tellot. Geo. Gibbons, R. Young. C.

Birkett. A. F. D. Robertson, Dr.

C. Simpson and H. J. Sterling. For the.

commission, A. E. Wide- man and A. G. Alexander vere elected, W.

P. Cooke being defeated. WELL. BOTH WELL, Jan. 7.

Reeve, Henry Brewer. WIXGHAM. WINGHAM, Out, Jan. 7. Reeve, L.

Blnkley. SUDBURY. SUDBURY, Jan. 7. The following councillors elected here today: C.

Carmichael. Wm. Mathe- Jaunaiy Sales of White Futeral's January Reduction Sale of Furs We have in hand the following Coats to sell at January reduced prices: Three Hudson Seal Coats trimmed with large collar and deep cuffs of finest quality Alaska sable, full flare 100 inches, sweep 43 in. long. liegular price $175 Special Price We also have three Hudson Seal Coats trimmed with large collar, deep cuffs 10 Inch border of finest quality Alaska sable.

Regular price 1285. Special Price $190 A. FUTERAL CO Wholesale and Retail Furriers. 9 O'Connor St. Phone Q.

3346. RUSSELL Tonigkt TOMORROW Matinee anil Nirlit. CAN Jl'lXKY lit'V HAH1XESS? Find the Answer in WHICH ONE SHALL I -j MARRY THE GItEATKST QUESTION IX EVERT WOMAN'S LIKE. ETeninpi 25e, 35c, 50r, 7fic. $1.00.

Pop. Mat. Wed. 2Sc, 35c, 50c, 15c. COMING-1 THCRS.

FRI. SAT. JANCAKY 10. 11, 12. Direct from a tremendous week fai Toronto.

F. STIAKT-WBYTE'S Boper-Mnsical Extravaganza TUB MOST FASl'lNATlNu ttSIO.N" EVER STAGED. With MISS ZARA CLIXTOK. and 50 more Including all the favorites of "Aladdin." One of the Biffgeat and Kent this year, rrices Evening, 25c to 11.51). Saturday Matinee 25c to (1.00.

EYE Only 500 Pairs Left to Clear. The Bell Telephone Table of Ladies' Boots, broken sizes, at Gales Co. Annual January Shoe Sale Ladies' Button Boots, in Patent and Plain Leathers. Grey Suede tops, at QQ Gales Co. $4.00 Union Bank Bldg.

in mi Co- sntion at Thursday and This Week. Perth Friday on of PERTH, Jan. 7. Thursday and Friday of this week Perth will be the mecca of Eastern Ontario dairymen, who will be here at the 41st annual convention in large numbers. Prominent dairymen and agriculturists will give addresses on live subjects pertaining to the dairying industry.

Among the speakers will be Hon. T. A. Crerar. minister of agriculture; J.

A. Ruddick. dairy commissioner; G. G. Publow.

dairy instructor Eastern Ontario; Prof. H. H. Dean. O.A.C.; Prof.

J. H. Gris-dale. L. A.

Zufelt, Dr. J. W. Robertson, G. A.

Putnam, N. Slune, James Alexander, Frank Hearns, A. A. Ayer, and others. The convention will open at ten o'clock Thursday morning in the town hall, and again after adjournment at two o'clock that afternoon.

That evening convention will open again at 7.30. Friday morning the assemblage will convene again at 9.30 and again at two o'clock in the afternoon. The final and closing session will be held at eight Friday evening. Mayor Hands will give an address of welcome at Thursday evening's meeting, which will be largely attended by citizens of Perth. Music will be rendered at all the meetings and general discussions will take place at the close of each address.

The dairy industry is one of Canada's most important industries and the assiciation is offering over $500 in cash prizes for butter and cheese, and special prizes, amounting to $400. The judges of cheese will be Messrs. George H. Barr, Ottawa, and Herbert Morton, Belleville. Mr.

J. W. Steinlioff, of Toronto, will judge the butler exhibit The competition is confined to the makers of Eastern Ontario. Joint Daily Service. Dominion Methodist, Knox Presbyterian, St.

Andrew's Presbyterian and First Baptist churches, which had arranged daily prayer meetings for this week in response to the King's proclamation, have united and will hold joint services at the Y. M. C. A. daily, from 5.15 to 5.4S p.m.

This step, arranged throught the generous co-operation of the T. M. C. A. authorities, is taken with the object of conserving the city's coal supply.

Dominion, Knox and First Baptist churches are also uniting for their regular mid-week prayer meetings, which wil lbe held at the Y. M. C. every Wednesday For the outdoor girh Pre -Inventory Specials opportunities tliau any other of onr business year, and it.n uea uiill lie Uliine. 39 in.

wide, a sood shades $2.50 Tnffolas. 39 In. S2.00 Crcpo do Chine. 31 to 40 in. S1.3S, S1.75, S1.95 and Coatings Wash Goods C'anadlnii White I Imiuclcttc, iu In.

wide, free from dressitiK. Special at I.V Other inmlltles at Io, S.V. 29c. 32c. S.V'.

Canton flannel in bleached or unbleached. All quullttes from Oc to icr yard. Anicrlmn SlriHMl Voile In 3 desitttis only, 40 In. wtd. 40c.

January sale pi lc at 2c Wlilio Voile, plain weave. Sii In. wide. lien, ic. January, 2c yard.

Knsli'h Shfotlns, 72 In. wide, free from drewinif. and linen finish. Wlmtn make. January, (M-r yanl.

Circular Pillow Ciiltnns. Liner, finish, llorrocka' mke. tn 4, 42, 4S In. wide. ltst make, price 4.V, 4Kc.

StV- -r yartl. Purr Unvn a n'rlm Ten tlmli. 4R 4 trimmed, in five only. Ren. 11.15.

January Whit c.oods Sal TSc each. Tnblc IS tn live snly, ii price. IV mch, 7 ffer 1 wMmmm9Jg'- WATERLOO. iriTrpr.fio. Ont.

Jan. 7 Muni cipal election at Waterloo resulted in tn return 01 me enure council uT acclamation. The mayor is William H. Kutt and reeve D. Bohiender.

AMHF.R8TBCRG. AMHERSTBUP.CJ. Jan. 7. Reeve, A.

J. Brown; mayor. Dr. Park. KINCARDINE.

KINCARDINE. Ont. Jan. 7. Mayor.

James Malcolm: reeve, W. J. Henry; council by acclamation. BEAVERTOX. BEAVERTON.

Jan, 7. Reeve. D. W. Walls, and council by acclamation.

NORTH BAY. NORTH BAY, Jan. Mayor, T. J. Patton.

CLINTON. CLINTON. Ont, Jan. 7. Mayor, Dr.

C. W. Thompson; reeve, J. A. Ford, acclamation.

OSHAWA. OSHAWA, Ont, Jan. 7. Mayor, F. Macon, and second deputy reeve.

Mitchell, acclamation. SIMCOE. SrMCOE, Jan. 7. Mayor, A.

T. (jlhler; reeve, Harry Carter; deputy reeve, T. G. Langord, and council by acclamation. PARRY SOr.N'D.

PARRT HOUND, Jan Mayor, H. M. Purvis. FOREST. FOREST.

Ont. Jan. 7. Mayor, Robert Hair. PKXETAXG08HIXE.

Ont.Jan. 7 Mayor, C. E. WriKht, acclamation; reeve, B'rank Gates, acclamation. HRAMPTOX.

BRAMPTON', Jan. 7. Mayor, 7.. J. C.

Bull; reeve, Robert Worthy; deputy reeve, J. A. Bull, and councillors by acclamation. PORT DAI.HOl'NIE. PORT DALHOUKIK, Ont, Jan.

-Reeve, Robert Johnson. MILVKRTOX. MILVEIITON. Ont, Jan. 7.

Reeve, W. H. Grosch. WALKERTON. WALKEIITON.

Jan. 7. Itceve, John Douglas. BRIGHTON. BRIGHTON, Ont, Jan.

7. Reeve, F. R. Whltton, and council by acclamation. COIBOHNK.

COLBORNE, Ont, Jan. 7.ReevB. Dr. Robertson, and council by acclamation. COBOL" RG.

COBOl'KG, Out. Jan. Oreer, by acclamation: reeve, Den-Ion, acclamation; deputy reeve, Cor-bctt KARMA. SARNIA, Ont, Jan. 7.

Mayor. J. 8. Crawford; aldermen, C. A.

Mc-Arthur, William Thompson, Le.ilie McA'lams, H. A. Saunders, Thos. H. Manley, A.

G. Gates, J. A. Parquhar-son. R.

C. Irvine, A. Carson, William Nlsbet, R. Holmes, P. Humble.

GODKRK H. GOI'ERICH, Ont, Jan. 7. Mayor, It. W'lgle: reeve, .1.

C. Lalthwaite. The councillors were elected by acclamation. PKESTOX. PRESTON.

Ont, Jan. 7. Municipal election results: Mayor, E. B. Ueist.

acclamation: reeve. Dr. Oakes. SOITIIAMPTOX. SOITU AM PTON, Ont.

Jan. 7. Election results: Muyor, Wm. McGregor: reeve, Fred Thompson. IIFX.NALL.

HEN.SALL, Out. Jan. G. A. Petty.

Reeve, Nonwitii. NORWICH, Out. Jan. 7. lteeve, II.

Purkes, and council by acclamation. HOLLAND LANDING. HOLLAND LANDING, Out, Jan. 7. Reeve, Jas.

Roate. i UXIlltlDGK. 7. Mayor. I MrPhatel: reeve, Newton, and coun cil by acclamation.

UK II 11,1,. PAKKHII.I,, Jan. 7 Mayor. J. Roberts; reeve, Nell Aehpee, and council by acclamation.

CAMIMII I.I.I CAMPEIKLLFOIiD. Ont. Jan. 7. Mayor.

W. S. Russell. I'HTIIN. PIC'TON.

ont. Jan. 7. Mavor. H.

S. Colltver: Reeve, li. E. Wright: Her Sins Overawe Her Anil Old Nick Ixhim'h ii I'ricnil when tbe the HmiK- She hn nnmbt iiiiioiik Men, as PrcM iiliil by Gladys Brockwell In a Soul Mlrrlng Pmnia Conscience MoN. TI'F.

WED. FAMILY THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL. 330 Kent Ottawa. Under the I i.t 1 1 Ifltol Pati'unagtf of licr lellenev the lnn-lie. of ii voti.ht;e, VIMTOIt 1HI liiRI) iiiiiop or oiTw School Ee-opens Tuesday, Jan.

8th, 1918. Koi tartit ubit upp.v in th lirilicipnl. IN SPITE CF THE DEVIL Tin' Kplrll of lHrkiw toil. MiH'rcd hy a tiirl' llc-iimiicc Itcr many rtil 1I11-1U In Lonscience A l'rrciitp hy a Mmni in. I'ov 'at ami Gladys Brockwell On at the FAMILY SUFFERERS Embrace This OPPORTUNITY jrrr Crrrfi-ntiif 100 yjT TAXUAKY offers you possibly buying ijJV I month in the year.

It's the last month fc utnclf InL'ltlO1 rpVDiilu a (vl-nat mnti unniiu HIV Ollll VllCllll great many lines at 1916 values, which are from 25 to 40 per cent, less than the present quotations. Any of these lines are excellent values and far below today's market price. Special Opportunity for 5 Days, Commencing Tuesday, January 8th Ending Saturday 9 p.m. Ticad our wonderful offer, and realize this is Guaranteed by Ottawa's Big Exclusive Optical House, with money back guarantee, and most Expert Examination Free, during these 5 days. WE PURCHASED A MOST VALUABLE BANKRUPT STOCK OP OPTICAL GOODS AND HAVE 500 PAIRS OP SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES LEFT.

This stock of modern design Gold, "Gold filled." Alumico and White Metal Frames and Mountings; including all the various modern styles and shapes of Lenses, Flat, Tone, are to be sold at prices that will astonish you. During these 5 Days all prices will be greatly slaughtered. Now is your opportunity. OUR EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER One pair to each customer of our $3.00 to $5.00 Gold Filled Spectacles or Eye Glasses, Rim or Aimless, including our best quality Elliott Non-Scratch. High-grade One Eye Spherical Lenses, frames and lenses all com plete with our guaranteed satisfaction or money buck any time during the sale.

111 86 86 1 112 51 79 17 113 44 43 69 114 36 52 60 Total 825 819 801 VV. Cunningham and V. J. Urnce eleoled. nv v.nn.

Plciir range Illai'k Silk I)uchcc Paillette. 36 to 40 In. vide, $1.29. 1.5(1, $1.75, 2.25. Colored Satin do Chine, "fi to 40 in.

wide, a good ranee of shades, 11.45, SI.7.V Si.on. Trench Chiffon wide. All colors Silk ide vJ t. Heavy English Terry Towels at 35c Ea. Heavy Kniilish Terry Towel, in White with Blue and l'ink bor-licis.

A good drying quality, and tvoars like iron. Priced for January "I 35c Each i 1 1 Hi 41 35 IS 116 67 50 31 117 52 7o ::9 118 41 71 31 119 lit -i 120 IS 17 J1 121 77 123 41 It 123 57 I'S li II f4 63 35 51 1-0 Total 535 525 401 266 New Year Only 600 Customers to be Waited Upon. 500 PAIRS AT 95c Regular $3 to $5 Values. 12 BANK STREET, West Side. Near Parliament Buildings.

Miturdair I a.m. 10 I P-m lll.u Iiri Rii lioodn, the lamest tmeiit in Utinwa. selllnK Dwjardina and Gsulin elected, OTTAWA WARD. Pliiard and Racine elected In a clamatlon. 1(11) EAU WAKI.

at the nbl irices. peidctly fast black. Serucs, l'iihiiiere, Nun Velllnss. Pedford ford, Broadcloth. Silk Kcsilda, Silk Poplin? Armuie t'lnth.

etc. tiXI-: UT IS from I to yds. in length, double width To cleur at off. t'OVI'INUS A lull assortment of t'lMtlnus eellitiK at la.t UlsiiU' Cloth In tirey, lllue Stripe, Otey Strip in. All od l.95 blni hllln loth blncli.

i nillution amb. The near-dmk and nav.Ji i e.t to fur. clonr lutii nuvy and Kteen only. in. Hide.

sH Cleat iiik fenlclti'. Jo NOTICE 500 PAIRS AT 95c Regular $3 to $5 Values. Dress Goods, Suitings iii. Lister Pile. 11, a.

At 17. Ml S.ra racli lleney quality of llucka. Iwck Tiimi'N. hlt with r. ''order, medlutn weuht.

giic nu ll Holler Towclllmr, in. "Minn quailty, in red Jioriim. ao fllWtl and White s.ile price IV yard llurcAii in lituwn ntk, I in ir.iijn only. lies. Jm u-nr) Cm ''He Ueu.

Sle "ii. vt i 4 y- V4 79 70 137 24 39 la i 6 i li 15 hi si Total 132 193 17 1 1 After these 500 pairs are sold, prices advance, owing to war conditions, 75 to 200 per cent. Remember after this Sale of 5 Days. Some More Special January Prices loth, 7 in ile.s wily. Strip or p.dk.i Hii.

oulv. A hi niinlm Jnnuarv White Intnl. i French and Knelish Specialists in attendance Second to none in live Examination. hiring this nU No Charge for Examination. OUR PRINTED GUARANTEE of quality mid positive assurance of satisfaction goes with each pair ol glasses sold at our parlors, subject to change, and should they wear through we will replace them free of charge mid pay one dollar to each customer returning them to our parlors.

Ak some of your friends how our esperH pleased them. TIipv have consulted us, ami received Glasses. 8 over 15,000 people hm been supplied with Glasses at Our Parlors in the past five years. WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF REFERENCES ON FILE. Ask Your Neighbor About Us.

REMEMBER THE ADDRESS. AND THAT WE ARE EXCLUSIVE OPTICIANS. Hi w. 3 I Hsiicl PujlH'v i (j, in tiiri-c di siiiti' ini). ecu.

lvr- mii, I nil mtnl Sale pi I.V each lluiiil I'riM lict iiilic, pi, ii'iind, one ileit'i mi S-iie l-t Ac cm Ii ine nv'IMi I on, in, pi. Mill, tneliillli nr.iiiit Will Wnh IIP h.ie! lc nrii Scenery Was Burnt. NEW YORK, Jan. 7 Tbe ilestiuc-tkn by fir her today of five story theatrical atoragf warehue nvnd by Charlea Fmhiimn rauwd the total loss of thousands of dollars worth of -encry of plays known throughout tht country a general Inn ago, t'ri'p and scene of "Uncle Torn Cabin' and "East Lynn." with th celebrated Kroh-man py were destroyed. Cancel Excursion Rates.

WINNIPEG, Jan, 7. In lint with government proitratn fur the cur-ultutent of railway anirr traffic, th Canadian Pacific railway has cancelled lis special excursion rates In th Pacific poant The rtgular far retmn. and this annus! culon was fixed at 155.53. It la teted mat Iht other railway will also cancel inlr rorrpondiit( ceurtlon rat)! to tht eoaL ELLIOTT OPTICAL HOUSE Telenhone Oueen 6400 (for Between Sparks Hour a.m. In and a anointment.) Wellington SL.