PAGE
SIX.
THE
DAILY
NfcvVS,
PRE-INVENTORY
SALE
V
arc
making
drastic
reductions
in
all
departments,
and
umuiigst
a
host
of
bargains,
mention
a
few
leaders.
In
Drapery
Section
All
Curtain
Goods
at
20
per
cent,
reduction.
SO
Arl
Terry
insaxe,
rose,
crimson
and
cinnamon.
Regular
$l.r0
a
yard.
Sale
pries
95c
Drapery
Damask
in
piecing
patterns,
in
green
and
Human
stripe,
50
inches
wide.
Regular
sM.US
a
yard.
Sale
price
$1.25
All
Heady-made
Curtains,
values
from
$2.50
lo
$7.50
a
pair,
at
20
per
cent
discount.
Bungalow
Reversible
Rugs
Size
3
yards
by
2Vt.
Sale
price
$7.50
Size
:
yards
by
Sale
price
$0.50
Size
a
yards
by
.
Sale
price
$12.50
Wo
have
only
a
few
of
these
rugs
and
are
discontinuing
this
line,
hence
Ihe
prices.
3
only
Tapestry
Rugs,
feel
'.I
by
0
fsel
a.
Regular
$10.50.
Sale
price
.
.
'
$7.50
All
other
rugs
at
proportionate
reductions.
Two
only
Chenille
Rope
Portieres.
Sale
price,
each
$3.50
Chinese;
Grass
Mats.
Special.
Sale
price,
each
50c
Comforters
Hest
Cotton
filled
Comforters
Values
lo
$4.50.
Sale
price
...
$2.85
Values
to
$5.50.
Sale
price
$3.95
Values
lo
$8.75.
Sale
price
$5.75
Flannelette
Blankets
Grey
and
AVIiils.
1
0-
4
size.
Per
pair,...
.
$2.65
11-
1
size.
Per
pair
$2.95
12-
4
size.
Per
pair
$3.95
Cretonnes
Twenty
pieces.
Values
05c
lo
$1.25
in
a
big
variety
of
patterns.
Sale
price,
per
yard
75c
All
other
specials
previously
advertised
remain
on
sale
this
week.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
9.
Third
Avenue
and
Fulton
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9.15
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
The
Great
Dramatic
Screen
Epic,
'Orphans
of
the
Storm7
Adapted
from
the
brilliant
stage
success,
"The
Two
Orphans."
The
million
dollar
photo-play
sensation.
A
stirring,
romantic
story
of
the
French
revolution
based
on
a
famous
old
play.
Historical
romance
interwoven
with
Ihe
thrills
of
mad
days,
when
crowds
of
frantic
men
and
women
fought
in
the
hope
of
freedom.
A
masterpiece
or
screen
realism.
Ths
lessons
of
a
lime
when
civilization
hung
in
the
balance,
brought
to
the
mind
of
millions
in
a
manner
more
convincing
than
books.
Kuisjle
costumes,
brilliant
sellings,
architecture,
mosaics,
frescoing
and
decorations,
pomaded
wigs,
panners,
brocades,
velvets,
masks,
corsages
and
buckles.
Twelve
Reels.
Admission
50c
and
25c
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
Jams.
.Strawberry,
Hasp-berry.
Mack
Currant,
per
tin
90c
Jams,
all
other
kinds,
per
tin
...
75c
Syrup,
5
lb.
tins,
per
tin
55c
Syrup,
2
lb.
tins,
per
tin
23c
Strawberries,
per
tin
..
45c
Itaspberries,
per
tin
..
40c
Ulackberries,
per
tin
..
35c
Loganberries,
per
tin
.
.
35c
Poars,
per
tin
30c
Peaches,
per
tin
40c
All
Orders
over
$10.00
Delivered
E
COW
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East
OC
Per
CentOC
J
Discount
LP
on
a
ll
COATS
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
A
NEW
YEAR
RESOLUTION
TO
SAVE
MONEY
AT
THE
FARMERS'
MEAT
MARKET.
Here's
How
llobiii
Hood
Flour,
iO's
$1.80
llobiu
Hood
Flour,
J8's
$3.50
lladium
Flour,
Vtfs
..
$3.00
hulled
Oats,-
O's
25c
Potatoes,
Early
Hose,
sack
$1.50
CCD.
Uuller,
lb.
...
47c
Pullet
Kggs,
3
doz.
for
$1.35
Farmers'
Tea,
per
lb.
.
.
85c
Large
Oranges,
3
doz.
$1.00
Sunkist
Lemons,
doz.
.
.
25c
boneless
Ham,
per
lb.
.
.
25o
Premium
Iiacon,
in
piece,
lb.
...
...
45e
Libby's
Catsup,
bottle
25c
FARMERS
Marie
Phone
Blue
428.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerton
Hook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
U
.
Phone
M.
Open
Evenings
Only
Fop
Special
Appointments.
POISON
WOLVES
IN
FAR
NORTH
Many
Destroyed
and
Pelts
Se-
Secured
During
Past
OTTAWA,
Jan.
11.
A
fur
ther
campaign
of
extermination
against
the
woke
of
Hie
Barren
lands
has
been
decided
upon
by
the
North
West
Territories
branch
of
the
department
of
the
interior.
Last
year
a
party
of
hunters,
under
H.
Loranger,
a
vet
eran
or
the
Arctic
were
em
ployed
in
poisoning
the
wolves
in
the
country
north
east
of
tjio
Great
Slave
bake,
this
operation
proved
entirely
satisfactory,
and
it
is
to
be
repeated
this
yea
on
a
larger
scale.
Mr.
Loranger'
s
parly
Irnxellcd
hi
their
own
schooner
from
Fort
Smith
to
Ihe'Lockhnrt
ricr
country
and
once
arrived
built
camps
in
the
Tegion
of
the
caribou
migration,
and
set
out
poison
for
the
wohes,
which
prey
on
the
deer.
The
hunters
took
in
only
uuc
quarter
of
an
ounce
uf
poison
but
even
with
this
small
quantity.
several
hundred
woles
were
killed
off,
while
there
was
prac
tically
no
damage
to
the
fur
bear
ing
animals.
In
order
to
investigate
the
methods
employed
by
the
hunt
ers,
Corporal
Schutz,
K.C.M.P.,
of
Fort
llesolulion,
made
a
winter
patrol
into
the
Artillery
lakes
country,
and
found
that
the
op.
jervitioiis
were
being
carried
on
in
a
manner
satisfactory
to
the
government.
The
department
has
received
definite
proof
as
lo
(lie
results
achieved;
and
it
is
intended
to
prosecute
this
work
until
fuch
time
as
the
millions
of
cariUm.in
the
Itarren
IaiuIs
are
safe
from
the
attacks
of
the
wolves
which
Up
to
the
present
time
have
every
lynar
killed
off
large
numbers
of
Ihe
deer.
BRITISH
MASONS
TO
HAVE
HUGE
TEMPLE
Building
to
be
Erected
In
Lon
don
for
Use
of
Members
of
the
Craft
LONDON,
Jan.
II.
Lord
Auiplhill.
l'ro-Oraml
Master.
presided
over
the
quarterly
coin
rnuuication
of
the
Grand
Lodge
of
Knglish
Freemasons
held
at
Kincsway
Hall,
when
the
Duke
of
Connausht
was
nominated
Orand
Master
of
Kngland
for
the
.'lib
year
in
succession.
Jtefer
nice
was
made
to
the
forlhcom
ing
visit
to
the
Unilcd
Slates
of
Sir
Alfred
llobhius,
president
.
of
the
board
of
general
purposes,
when
he
will
be
the
guest
of
Telephone
Specials
Tor
.Saturday,
Jan.
12,
only.
SHOP
BY
PHONE
TO
8AVE
TIME
AND
MONEY.
Combination
Vegetable
Special,
$1.00.
ill
lb.
Terrace
Turnips.
8
Hi,
Terrace
Carrots,
C
lb.
Terrace
Parsnips.
5
lit.
II.C.
Onions.
Potatoes
may
be
substituted
for
any
line
not
wanted.
Ogilvie
Polled
Oats,
8
lb,
sacks
45c
Ogilvie
W'heatlets,
i
Hi.
sacks
...
...
...
.
35c
Ogilvie
Oatmeal
.!
lb.
sacks
55c
Snowflake
or
Wilds
Hose
Pastry
Flour,
10
lb.
sacks
40c
Graham
or
W.
YV.
Flour.
10
lb.
sacks
...
...
...
45c
Shredded
Cocoauul
in
bulk,
Hi
....
20c
Siinmaid
Itaisius,
seeded
or
seedless,
in
bulk,
2
lbs.
25o
Swift's
Premium
Hacon,
Ink
ing
whole
side,
average
weight
i
to
5
)b
per
lb.
42c
F.vnp,
Prunes.'size
00-70,
3
lbs.
350
35
lb.
box
.
,.
$2.85
Watch
this
space
Tomorrow
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
TONGUE
COATED,
BAD
TASTE
IN
MOUTH.
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW
Liver
Trouble
the
Cause
Mr.
A.
C
Hrii,
Ormuuflo.
Out..
rltei:
-I
have
bttn
troubled
with
my
llrrr
fur
a'
few
yrari
bark,
ana
n
to
bad
1
did
nut
frcl
able
to
do
my
work.
I
bad
set
pre
palm
In
my
alotuarb,
au
bad
t
tould
hardly
aland
Itwin
at
llmr-s:
ruaifd
Ion
rue:
bad
tmte
in
tlx
nwulh,
rnwlally
In
the
nionilnt;
white
ot
eye
tlnred
nh
yclluw,
and
bad
i
muddy
ami
Mlluw
rtiinplexlon.
t
bad
read
a
treat
deal
alwut
Milburn'a
l.aia-Llver
Pills
and
cttcUleit
I
-would
try
a
vial,
and
after
takln
two
ur
three
I
found
I
a
irrratly
lnirotrd.
and
ran
trulhfully
Say
that
I
fell
more-
like
llvluf
and
can
imw
do
ruy
cn
work
wllbout
any
trouble."
Miiburn'f
l.axa-Llitr
I'liu
are
5r
a
vial
at
all
dealer,
or
will
be
mailed
direct
on
receipt
by
The
T.
Mllburu
Co.,
Limited.
Toruuto,
Ont,
several
of
the
American
grand
lodges.
This
vi.il
will,
it
is
be
lieved,
conduce
lo
a
fuller
un
lei-standing
between
the
Knglish
speakiny
members
of
the
craft.
Masonic
recognition
was
also
given
to
tbe
Grand
Lodge
of
Mexico.
It
was
stated
that
it
is
proposed
to
issue
an
invitation
to
architects
to
submit
designs
and
plans
for
the
new
Masonic
million
memorial
fund
building,
in
competition.
A
Comprehensive
Scheme
The
proposed
new
building
will
comprise
a
large
temple
with
seating
capacity
,
for
2,000
per
sons,
with
cloak
rooms
and
other
accommodation,'
registration
ball,
estibules,
and
scrutineers'
room;
administration
oltires,
including
a
suite
of
rooms
for
the
Orand
ami
Assistant
(irand
Secretaries;
rooms
for
clerks,
wailing
rooms,
gen-
ral
slntr
clerks'
otllce,
register
room,
munimem
rooms,
noaru
and
committee
rooms;
increased
accommodation
for
tbe
Oram)
Master,
Oram!
Olllcers,
and
Past
irand
Otlicers;
a
group
of
large
rooms
tor
uie
ue
ot
visiiors.
including
a
reading
and
writing
room,
a
smoking'
loom,
Ibree
conference
rooms,
a
locker
room
dressing
rooms,
bath
room,
c;
library
and
museum,
with
a
strou?
room;
lo
Lodge
and
'
Chapter
rooms,
with
seating
capacity
varying
from
30
to
000.
all
with
ante-rooms
and
candi
tales'
rooms;
elore
rooms
ad
Jacent
lo
each
Lodge
room..
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
'
Prince
Rupert
A.
L.
Haldwin,
Calgary;
G
(ierald
Hlylh.
Ottawa:
J.
Suther
land,
Kclowna;
W.
M.
Mclulosb
Vauda.
Sask.:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
D.
llursiuauaitd,
Unity
Sask;
Joseph
Dilwurl.li
and
M.
J
Dilworlh,
New
llazellon;
Thomas
A.
II.
Ferris
and
J.
M.
Hocklii.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
Harry
Gerrard,
nyox.
Central
C.
II.
Anderson,
'Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Gorman,
Anyui.
1st.
REGIMENTAL
ORDERS
In.
North
l.C.
Reolment
102
Bn.
C.E.F.
Order
by
Major
J.
W.
Nicholls
ciiuimundinK:
School
of
Inslructioii.
A
Pro
visional
Scluinl
of
lufanlry
has
been
aulhorized
at
Prince
Ilia
perl,
for
a
period
of
five
weeks
commencing
January
8th,
IU21.
A
warrant
ofllcer
of
the
lle-
gular
forces
lias
been
detailed
to
conduct
tlds
school,
and
il
Is
honed
that
all
unqualified
Lieutenants
and
Xon
Couunis-
ioned
Olllcers
will
avail
them
selves
of
the
opportunity
tit
qualifying
and
ruining
certificates
for
Hie
rank
Ihey
hold.
All
meniiieis
of
the
Iteitiment
will
be
eligible
to
lake
this
course
and
certificales
will
be
Issued
for
the
rank
they
pass.
II.
p.
PONDKH,
'
Lieut.
A
Acting
Adjutant,
1st
Noilli
ll.C.
llegiincul.
OLD
COUNTRY
BOOKINGS
Passports
secured
and
lickels
Issued
via
While
J?lar,
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldson
Lines.
The
Canadian
National
Itailways
make
direct
connections
with
steamers
of
these
lines,
r
till
In
formation
at
City
Ticket
Office.
Canadian
National
Itailways,
528
CHECKING
TRAFFIC
ii
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Iluperl,
H.C,
Phone
200.
If
you
find
you
cannot
get
Ihe
dally
News
regularly,
call
In
anu
subscribe
for
11
and
have
It
do
liverel
toyour
home,
tf
DRUGS
BY
POLICE
Wholesalers
Tracked
by
Police
In
Britain:
Much
Came
From
Germany
Drastic
penalties
and
Ihe
ac
tivities
of
the
police
have
re
duced
the
truftlc
in
cocaine
to
a
considerable
extent
ay
the
London
Times.
The
police
have
been
very
successful
in
tracking
down
the
big
merchant)!
who
disposed
secretly
of
the
drug
(much
of
it
came
from
Germany)
in
wholesale
quantities,
and
the
smaller
buyers
and
sel
lers
whose
markets
was
in
shady
resorts
of
the
Wesl-end
of
London
and
the
large
provincial
cities.
s
1
ln
cocaine
halm
Is
quite
u
modern
evil
in
this
country
con?
tinues
the
article.
It
was
Intro
duced
during
Ihe
war
and
spread
rapidly.
In
those
days
it
was
as
eay
lo
buy
cocaine
as
it
was'
lo
buy
a
cup
of
coffee.
The
drugl
was
cheap
and
plentiful.
The
army
authorities
and
Ihe
police
made
Ihe
danger
perfectly
clear!
to
the
(iovernmeut
and
a
regulation
was
puscd
under
the
Defence
of
Ihe
Itnlm
Act
making
it
au
offence
punishable
by
Im
prisonment
for
six
months
to
sell
cocaine
to
any
member
of
his
Majesty'
forces.
Then
it
was'
discovered
that
Ihe
drug
wa
being
eagerly
bought
in
large
quantities
not
only
by
soldiers
and
sailors,
but
also
by
civilians
both
men
and
women,
and
the
regulation
was
amended,
making
it
an
offence
for
any
unlicensed
persons
to
buy
or
sell
cacaine.
Suhcrihe
for
Ihe
Dally
News.
MS
TIMBER
SALE
X
5852.
Sralrd
Triulcr
will
h
rrr-lctl
by
U"1
MIllMrr
uf
t-JIMlt.
it
Virion.
Dot
llltr
than
ncn
on
llw
171b
dar
of
Jnuri
Iff
1.
for
trw
miff-tun-
of
.lrnr
IJt.
in
cui
sm.OiM)
frrl
of
idir.
sprurr.
Hrm-
lurk,
tlr
aiHl
Iitluni,
un
to
irra
aimaira
41
IIm
koulh
lmrr
uf
Omlarrw
Lakr.
Ilanir
.
i:it
MM
IMOricL
To
i
yt-ar
will
tx
allura
rur
r
nwival
uf
tlmljer.
.
Furl
her
tarilmlar
f
in
cniff
ror
rtrr,
VlctorU.
n.C.
ur
DUlrlft
fwW,
'rtwo
mir'rt.
n.c.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5798.
iHtlrd
TrtHlrrt
lll
Ix
rrrrlerd
ti
tlw
liitlrlrl
1'orrttrr.
it
Utrr
than
tssio
uu
lite
S
4
It)
ilajr
uf
Janu.r.
Itfi.
for
th
purrliasr
of
Urrmf
X
lit,
ivrar
lirnlM-Ann.
un
M'rw
Lakr.
C.ll.
1.
In
rut
UMuO
f
Jim.
of
Sprurr,
Crtltr.
Hnnl'jrk
Hid
Hal
sani
MI"H.
,
sli
'
iiHHitli
lll
bo
allr4
fur
removal
.f
tiritbrr.
I'urllwr
farllrular
of
tin-
Clilr
lnr
trr,
Virtiirla.
or
tint
butrlrl
rurrurr
ITirn-e
ituiirrt.
Phone
376
The
House
Men's
Calf
Boots,
nil
sites.
reg.
0JMi
and
7.50.
Now
$4.10
Boys'
Boots,
sines
1-5,
reg.
9
1.30
and
!.
Now
$3.35
Boys'
Boots,
Multiwear.
sizes
leg
It.
1.
Now
M-5
Women's
Pomps,
Oxfords
and
-
Laced
Boots,
reg.
Si.no
to
?y.00.
all
sues.
Nw-
$-95
Friday,
.tuuunry
II,
f
02
1,
Phone
376
of
Quality
SHOE
SLAUGHTER
We
must
have
room
for
Spring
Shirk.
Price
wm
l
you
whether
we
mean
business
or
nol.
Here
are
u
few
uf
them.
Judg.-
for
oiirself.
Women's
fine
Hutloii
and
Laced
Moots,
size
b,
;j
only,
95c.
Women's
Heavy
Calf
Ltcea
Boots,
reg.
U,TjO,
J..,
I.
,V
rl
and
7.
Now
$3.95
Girls'
Chocolate
and
Bltck
Laced
Boots,
n-
sites
ll-p
Now
JIS5
Chlldreg's
Chocolate
Button
..Hoots.
lluesliih
t::.:t.
sues
H-IOW.
reg
M
Now
$3.25
Youths'
Boots,
sizes
ll
l;t.
reg.
3.l5
Now
$2.(5
Stater's
London
Lady
and
Venus
Fine
Footwear.
Cut
from
Ki
to
20
per
rent
for
ten
ibty
only
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phone
376.
PURDY
The
Autocrat
of
the
CANDY
World
We
are
sole
ogent
for
l'nrdy'
FanioiM
UImh
'.
ir
ond
(itiidy.
Made
in
ninouer.
There
i
iiothiiig
ur
in
the
world.
A
Imis
of
lnnlyV
moke
a
dslightriil
pdl
l
Ull
times.
Slrl
Ihe
N-w
Year
in
Ihe
right
int
and
g
,r
your
mother,
sister
and
veelhe
art
n
hox.
ALL
SIZES.
ALL
PRICES.
THE
CANDY
IS
DELICIOUS
AND
THE
BOX
IS
BEAUTIFUL.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
A
A
NEW
A
1
M-M
YEAR
FEATURE
SALE
YARD
QOOD8.
While
Flannel'tle.
Heg.
JJUc
yard.
Hale
Price,
o
yards
for
$1.00
Striped
I'luniiefetle.
Ileg.
il)c
iird.
Sale
I'rice,
.'I
yurds
for
$1.00
Striped
Flannelette.
Meg.
;i0c
yanl.
Sale
Price,
o
yards
for
$1.00
Pillow
Tubing,
W
nd
H"
wide.
Heg.
8."c
yurd.
Sale
Price,
yard
.
.
60c
Pillow
Tubing.
Heg.
(15c
yard.
Sale
Price,
yard
50c
iio"
Sheeting.
Meg.
?I.W
yard.
Sale
Price,
yard
80c
2"
Sheeting.
Heg.
75c
and
85c
yard.
Sale
Price,
yard
60c
Grey
Uollon,
11(1"
wide.
Heg.
35c
yard.
Side
Price,
I
yards
for
$1.00
Grey
Cotton,
lid"
wide.
Heg.
10c
yard.
Sah
Price,
II
yards
for
$1.00
Children's
Flannelette
Nightgowns,
ages
from
2-0.
Heg.
.:15.
Sale
Price
$1.00
Girls'
Vests.
Heg.
05c.
Sale
Price
40c
Girls'
Union
Combinations,
sizes
from
28-
:2.
Heg.
up
lo
2.2.1.
Snl
Price
$1.55
fiirls'
Nightgowns,
sizes
from
8-12.
Heg.
l.0n.
Snla
Price
$1.25
15
per
cent
Discount
off
all
Girls'
Underwear
In
Wool
and
Cotton.
The
remainder
of
all
Children's
Coats
and
Dresses
In
8tock
tp
go
at
20
per
cent
Less.
One
Third
off
all
Girls'
Hats.
We
Cash
Cheques.
r"n
T!
J
F
Ten
Day
dale
1
11
m
a
a
Commencing
Thursday,
January
10
LADIES
One
Third
off
all
Millinery.
Ladies'
Dresses,
20
per
cent
Discount.
(I
Coals-
Heg.
value
up
tu
!IM)0,
Hale
Price
$42.50
1
Coals
-Heg.
15.00.
Sale
Price
$30.00
8
Coal-
Heg.
:I5.IM.
Sale
Price
$24.00
20
Mixed
Ladies'
and
Misses'
Hweutcrs.
Heg.
$5,511
to
$8.50.
Your,
clmn
"
for
$2-85
Ladies'
'iiiiiielell
Nightgowns.
Uf
2.0U.
Sale
Price
$1.60
Ladies'
Combinations,
silk
iiinl
wnol,
sleeved,
half
sleeved
and,
no
sleeve
knee
mid
nukle
length.
15
per
cent
off
ragulnr
prices.
SHOE
DEPARTMENT.
Mr.
Fisherman
Here
is
your
chance.
We
cannot
replace
Ihem
for
the-
price
we
are
selling
at.
Men's
Knee
Hubber
llools,
white
sl'
Heg.
5.50.
for
.
.
:
$4.00
Men's
Knee
While
Hubber
Hunts,
Reg
$7.00,
for
...
'
$5-60
While
Huliher
Hoots,
0"
(up.
Heg.
n.l.
for
$4.60
Hlack
Hubber
Hoots,
knee
length,
rel
sole.
Heg.
$5.50,
for
M-00
0"
Hubber
Hoots,
while
sole.
Heg,
5.nr..
for-
$4.00
15
per
cent
Discount
off
all
8hoes
for
Men,
Ladles
and
Children.
15
per
cent
Discount
off
all
Ginghams,
Dress
Goods
and
8llk.
JABOUR
BROS.,
Limited