AGE
SIX.
Pre-Inventory
C
A
I
17
Starts
Tuesday.
Janv.
8
XAliLj
m
r
m
-
Our
Annual
Pre-Inventory
Sale
is
of
unusual
interest.
We
cannot
give
a
full
description
here.
See
our
windows.
LADIES'
COATS.
(
Coats
to
clear
$4.50
5
Goals
to
clear
'....,.....
$9.50
5
Tweed
Coals
$7.50
Others
at
25
Discount.
0
Hiibberizetl
Tweed
Winter
Weight,
value
to
$:15.00,
ai
Half
Price.
Cow
Hrantl
English
Hnineoals
on
consignment
to
us
to
go
at
20
off.
(1
Dresses,
values
to
$:17.50,
at
.
.
Half
Price
Children's
Serge
Dresses
.
'.
20
Discount.
Ladies'
Kuthrobes
20
Discount.
Children's
Union
Suits,
per
suit
$1.50
Hoys'
Vests
and
Drawers,
pr
garment
95c
to
$1.15
Ladies'
Jaeger
Underwear
at
20
off
list
price.
Watson's
Silk
and
Wool
Vests,
$5.75
values
Tor
.
Ladies'
and
Children's
Sweaters,
at
20
Discount.
Corsets
A
variety,
values
to
$
i.75.
Sale
price
Ladies'
llloouicrs,
Fluccc
Lined,
while,
per
pair
.
.
,
.
Ladies'
Hulbriggnu
Hloomers,
2
pair
for
Ladies'
Cashmere
Finish
Hose,
II
pair
for
...
Ladies'
Silk
Hoot
Hose,
all
colors,
per
pair
Ladies'
Ilealher
Hose,
Penman
make,
tier
pair
....
$3.50
$2.95
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
.
.
75c
.
.
65c
Ladies'
Waists,
I)
dozen,
Tricolletts,
Crepe
de
Chcne,
Silks,
etc.,
io
clear
at
$2.95
7
inch
Plain
and
Plaid
Coatings,
per
yard
...
......
$2.65
Childrens'
Mitts,
values
to
75c,
per
pair
50c
Hoys'
Toques,
values
to
00c,
each
65c
Ladies'
Kid
Gloves,
:i
colors,
pair
$1.00
Kinhroidered
Pillow
Slips,
$3.50
values
for
$2.65
Chamoiselte
Gloves,
at
per
pair
.
.s.
95c
Hlankets,
7
lb.
weight,
all
wool,
per
pair
,
$9.50
0
only
Soiled
Hlankels,
to
clear
at
per
pair
$5.00
Yarn,
H
ply,
J
colors,
at
per
lb
$1.25
Curtains,
Cream
Scrim
Lace
Trimmed,
per
pair
....
$1.95
Mens'
Khaki
Handkerchiefs,
2
for
25c
Men's
White
Handkerchiefs,
each
10c
Mens'
Cashmere
Sox,
per
pair
50c
The
Store
and
Windows
are
Full
of
Desirable
Merchandise
at
Great
Reductions.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
A
Powerful
Melodrama
of
Modern
Domestic
Tangles.
"Jealous
Husbands"
A
story
of
blind
husband
and
indiscreet
wives,
a
wife's
indiscretion
and
a
husband's
folly.
A
slory
for
wives,
husbands
and
sweethearts.
Girls
see
"Jealous
Husbands"
before
you
tell
him
"yes.."
Earle
Williams,
Jane
Novak,
Ben
Alexander
"Penrod,"
George
Siegmann
and
Bull
Montana.
COMEDY
"HELLO
PARDNERS"
and
FOX
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10c.
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
Janis,
strawberry,
Hasp-berry,
Hlaek
Currant,
per
(in
90c
Jams,
all
other
kinds,
per
tin
....
75c,
Syrup,
5
lb.
tins,
per
tin
55c
Syrup,
lb,
tins,
per
tin
23c
Strawberries,
per
(in
..
45o
Raspberries,
per
tin
.,
40c
HlaekbcrrlC,
per
tin
..
35c
Loganberries,
per
(in
..
35c
Pnars,
per
tin
30c
Peaches,
per
tin
...
...
40c
All
Orders
over
$10.00
Delivered
ECONOMY
STORE
B
"
rilfcll
NIVIIUO
F-ttV
111
I
1
OCPer
CentOC
I
J
Discount
J
on
all
COATS
"Doners"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
ANEW
YEAR
RESOLUTION
TO
SAVE
MONEY
AT
THE
FARMERS'
MEAT
MARKET.
Here's
How
Itoliiu
Hood
Flour,
i'J's
$1.80
Koliin
Hood
Flour,
U8's
$3.50
Itailiiuii
Flour,
US's
..
$3.00
Ilolled
Oats,
G's
25c
l'ulatoes,
Karly
Hose,
sack
...
$1.60
i:.C.I),
Huller,
lb.
...
47c
Pullet
Kggs,
3
doz.
for
$1.35
Farmers'
Tea,
per
lb.
.
.
B5c
Sunkist
Oranges,
3
doz.
50c
"
Sunkist
Lemons,
doz,
,.
25c
Honeless
llnm,
per
lb.
.,
25c
Premium
Hacon,
in
piece,
ll.
...
...
...
...
45o
Llbby's
Catsup,
bottle
25o
FARMERS
Marie
Phone
Blue
42S.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DEDfTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINOE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
U
8?
Phone
M.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
LOCAL
MASONS
ARE
-GOING
TO
SMITHERS
Officers
of
Omlneca
Lodge
are
to
be
Installed
A
parly
of
local
Masons
'will
leave
on
Die
easlbound
train
tonight
for
Sinithers
to
undertake
Hie
installation
of
oillcers
of
the
Ominccu
Lodge.
Included
in
the
party
will
be
Aid.
Geo.
Mnuro.
district
deputy,
C.
II.
Onne,
A.
.
hilge,
A
alter
Gale,
Fred
Stork,
M.P.,
Dr.
V.
T.
Kergin,
h.
It.
Mortimer,
W,
G.
Orchard,
Frank
Dibb,
W.
I).
Vance,
T.
McMeekin,
Percy
Tinker.
K.
Un-win,
George
Frizzed.
George
Woodland,
Howard
While,
W.
II.
Tobey,
II,
F.
McNaughton,
Dr.
II.
h.
nrmayne,
W.
Hughes,
Frank
Morris
and
G.
V.
F.vitl.
The
party
will
return
to
the
city
on
Friday
night.
UNITED
STATES
TO
QUELL
PIRATES
ON
THE
YANGTSE
RIYER
HAN
FItANCltM'.0,
Jan.
0.
Or
ders
suspending
naval
construc
tion
temporarily
on
the
Pacific
coast
lias
disclosed
that
the
kov-
ernment
plans
to
build
a
flotilla
of
light
boat
solely
for
the
purpose
of
combatting
pirates
on
the
vangtse
river
in
China.
It
was
said
that
the
Helhlehein
plant
here
and
t
lie
Todd
plant
at
"Ta-conia
wilf
be
able
to
bid
on
the
vessels,
if
emigres
grant
an
appropriation
for
their
const
ruc-
Stion.
iDBreinraiT
rrr,i
innr
uimi
LAR
WITH
AMERICANS
BECAUSE
HE
IS
PLAIN,
UN.
VARNISHED
MAN.
(continued
from
pace
one)
lion,
but
bis
bat
was
not
definitely
in
the
ring
until
Dec.
9,
jwben
Frank
W.
Sterns,
one
of
fills
close
friends
and
political
advisers,
made
the
announcement
of
his
candidacy.
William
M.
Huder,
Massachusetts
mem".
ber
of
Ihu
Republican
national
commit
lee,
is
Coolidge'
cam
paign
manager.
For
several
monilis
Huller
has
been
ipiielly
operating
in
behalf
of
the
President,
laying
plans
to
have
dele-
gales
favorable
lo
Coolidge
chosen
from
the
various
slate.
With
Huller
and
Sterns
in
tho
foreground
Coolidge
will
have
a
splendid
organization,
for
in
the
background
will
be
leorge
Harvey,
former
U.S.
Ambassa
dor
to
ft
real-
Hrilain,
a
majority
of
the
Itepublican
senators
and
congressmen,
and
the
bulk
of
the
National
Committee.
Front
Porch
Campaign
Coolidge
will
conduct
a
"front
porch"
campaign.
Then;
will
be
no
tearing
around
the
country
on
a
presidential
special
train.
There
will
be
no
rear-end
talks
every
half
hour
while
the
delayed
special
knocks
the
railroad
schedule
askew.
There
will
be
no
buby-kissing
and
but
little
handshaking.
The
Coolidge
voice,
while'
not
at
alt
melodious,
is
almost
ideally
adapted
lo
the
radio.
This
was
discovered
when
he
read
his
message
to
Congress,
Telephone
Specials
For
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
January
9
and
10
only.
SHOP
BY
PHONE
TO
SAVE
TIME
AND
MONEY.
Maid
of
Clover
Creamery
Butter,
in
bulk,
the
best
butter
made
in
Canada,
special,
3
lbs.
for
$1.40.
Christie's
Reception
Wafers,
reg.
COc
value,
35c;
3
tins
for
$1.00.
Combination
Canned
Fruit
Special,
4
Tins
for
95c.
1
Tin
Pineapple,
sliced,
2's.
I
Tin
Peaches,
t's.
1
Tin
Pears,
l's.
1
Tilt
Apricots,
Fs.
Niagara,
Falls
Pure
Hasp.
berry
Jam,
i
lb,
pails
65c
ftriniesftoblen
No.
1
Apples,
wrapped,
7
lbs.
50c;
per
box,
$2.25.
Watch
this
space
Tomorrow
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
THE
DAILY
NfcnVB.
Wednesday,
January
0,
igjj
BY
NO
MEANS
ALLOW
YOUR
BOWELS
TO
GET
CONSTIPATED
U
you
allow
your
bowel
to
become
rnll4tfj
you
will
hivp
billou
attacks,
sick
headache,
niated
tongue,
rutil
breath,
aallow
connexion,
nck
Tlualln
twfore
the
tyn,
while
cr
tlie
tyrs
ilull
and
yel
low,
heartburn,
water
braUi,
He.
Keep
your
bowel
regular
by
utng
Mllliurn'
Lata-Llver
Nil.
a
by
doing
so
you
will
bp
able
to
keep
well
and
have
oo
more
trouble
with
your
liver.
Mr.
I.
Hublii,
llalbrlle,
safc..
write:
"I
wa
very
badly
troubled
Willi
eoii.ll-palhm,
ofleu
trad
bad
headache,
my
tongue
wai
coated,
and
I
felt
anything
but
well.
After
taking
Mllburu'a
lata-Mtrr
Pill
I
have
relt
much
better
a
they
rrr
taluly
did
mc
a
tot
of
good."
Miiiurn-a
i.ava-l.lH-r
l'll
are
lie.
vial
at
all
dealerii.
or
mailed
direct
ou
receipt
or
price
by
The
T.
Nllbnrn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out,
The
speech
was
broadcast
and
Coolidge's
sharp
twang
crackled
through
the
air
and
was
caught
in
every
part
of
Hie
country
without
damage
to
h
single
receiving
set.
Therefore
his
.managers
are
planning
lo
use.
the
radio
extensively.
Coolidge
will
slay
at
home
when
be
makes
ino.il
of
his
speeches
and
every
radio
fan
who
wants
to
tune
in
can
listen.
'the
uflieial
opening
of
Hie
Coolidge
campaign
was
held
back
until
after
the
President
had
read
bis
message
to
Congress
Coolidge,
it
Is
reported,
was
personally
responsible
for
Ibis,
having
the
conviction
that
the
people
would
have
uu
opportunity
lo
read
his
views
on
the
many
controversial
questions
pending
before
being
asked
definitely
lo
Commit
themselves
lo
him
for
nomination.
Flint
message
was
eaaerly
awaited,
particularly
so
as
it
wa
felt
that
it
would
bear
a
weighty
influence
upon
I
lit
l2l
campaign.
When
it
finally
came,
it
was
just
(be
type
of
Ihiug
In
catch
the
public
fancy.
It
was
.
plain,
matter-of-fact
statement
of
policy,
without
frills
or
poli
tical
burictmie.
Coolidge,
did
not
straddle
on
a
single
item.
He
left
nothing
out.
and
look
a
definite
stand
on
everything.
The
speech
appeared
lo
make
a
ravorauie
impression.
mc
concensus
of
press
opinion
was
that
the
President
had
dealt
with
public
problem
in
a
sane
and
definite
way.
ami
thai
his
pronouncement
would
si
rengl
lien
him
among
the
taxpayers
of
the
country
regardless
of
parly.
j
Leaders
of
the
banking,
industrial
ami
commercial
world
united
in
declaring
that
the
path
lo
industrial
prosperity
had
been
opened
by
ihe
President's
pro.
posals.
Conflict
With
Johnson
In
declaring
for
participation
in
Die
World
Court
and
in
opposing
a
bonus
for
soldiers
Coolidge
came
directly
in
con
flict
with
Hiram
Johnson,
so
far
his
only
openly
avowed
opponent
for
Ihe
Itepublican
nomination.
Johnson
counts
upon
opposition
to
the
World
Court,
which
In
characterize
a
part
and
parcel
of
Ihe
League
of
Nations,
and
support
of
Ihe
bonus
as
Ihe
issues
dial
will
win
him
voles
in
the
primaries.
Natural
ly
his
supporter
hastened
(o
make
political
capital
out
of
the
speech.
Spokesmen
for
Jobn-on
loudly
denounced
Coolidge
a
a
reactionary"
whose
policies
were
destined
lo
win
the
support
of
Ihe
"Interests."
Similar
comment
came
from
Hie
camp
of
William
!ibb
Mc-
Adoo
the
leading
aspirant
for
the
Presidential
nomination
on
the
Democratic
side.
McAdoo
admitted
thai
the
Coolidge
mes
sage
contained
good
points,
but
all
of
its
commendable
features
were
first
advocated
by
Demo
crals
ami
were
pinched
by
the
President,
he
maintained.
He
also
asserted
(hat
in
some
feat
ures
of
Ihe
address
Coolidge
proved
himself
lo
be
on
the
side
of
the
"trusts,
monopolies
and
combinations,"
und
complete))
but
of
sympathy
with
the
"plain
people."
Hut
the
"plain
people,"
to
judge
by
the
many
letters
that,
hutc
been
prinled
by
the
news
paper,
and
by
Ihe
casual
com
menl
one
hears
on
the
streets,
do
not
appear
fit
be
greatly
dis
Imbed
by
these
interpretations
of
Coolidge's
attitude,
They
seem
to
share
the
view
of
the
l'orl
Chester
foreman,
He
is
a
"plain
sort
of
guy,"
and
"like
a
lot
of
us,"
li:y
say
House
of
Quality
Men's
Military
Grey
8ox
.Medium
weight,
ribbed.
Keg.
Sale
li
ice,
per
pair
.
.
.
.
.
45c
Men's
White
Handkerchiefs
Kxlrit
good
ipialily.
Hale
Price,
ea.
10c
Men's
Jumbo
Knit
Sweaters
Pullover
stle,
all
wool,
in
mmhiua--
lion
color,
all
sizes.
IH'g.
$7.."0,
Sale
Pries
$4.95
Men's
Overalls
Willi
bill,
Jie;ty
black
Oeniiu.
Sale
Price
$1.45
Men's
Scotch
Knit
Qloves
All
wool.
Sale
Price
;
.
.
65c
Boys'
Fleece
Lined
Combinations
Tiger
brand.
Sizes
22
lu
:I2.
Sale
Price,
per
suit
$1.20
Boys'
Wool
Gloves
l.eolher
bound,
with
dome
fusleuers.
Sale,
per
pair
50c
Stanfield's
Red
Label
Underwear
Sizs
'A
lo
Wl.
Sale
Price,
per
suit
'.
$3.95
Turnbull's
Cee-Tee
Underwear
Pure
wool,
in
while
or
natural
color,
sizes
.'H
In
H.
Sale
Price
per
suit
$7.95
YARD
GOODS.
While
Flanuehlte.
Ileg,
:iUc
yard.
Sale
Price,
."
yard
for
$1.00
Striped
Flannelette.
Keg.
iOc
yard.
Sale
Price,
II
yard
for
$1.00
Striped
Flannelette.
Keg,
:i()c
yard.
Sale
Price,
5
yards
for
$1.00
Pillow
Tubing,
50,"
ami
t"
wide.
Keg.
Hoc
yard.
Sale
Price,
yard
.
.
60o
Pillow
Tubing.
Keg.
()5o
yard,
Sale
Price,
yard
.
50c
po"
Sheeting.
Keg.
.fl.25
yard.
Sale
Price,
yard
80c
82"
Sheeting,
Keg,
75c
anil
85c
yard.
Sale
Price,
yard
80c
(irey
Cotton,
Mil"
wide,
Keg.
J15c
yard.
Sale
Price,
i
yards
for
$1.00
(irey
Cotton,
wide,
IU:g.
iuc
yard.
Sab
Pricu,
II
yards
for
...
,,.
$1.00
Children's
Flannelette
Nightgowns,
ages
from
2-0.
Keg.
$,:i:.
Sale
Price
$1.00
(Jirls'
Vest.
Keg.
(15c.
Sale
Price
40c
(Jills'
ITiiiui)
Combinations,
sizes
from
28-
;2.
Keg.
up
lu
2.25.
Sale
Price
$1,55
(iirl'
Nightgowns,
sizes
from
8-12,
Keg.
1.(10,
'Sale
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
Stock
to
go
at
20
per
cent
Less.
One
Third
off
all
Girls'
Hats.
Satisfaction
or
Money.
Refunded
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
Special
Bargains
in
Men's
Furnishings
and
Clothing
Men's
Pyjamas
(iood
ipialily
Flaiinelclle,
111
beautiful
designs,
sizes
:t0
lo
.
Hale
Pnrr
$2.95
Men's
Business
Shirts
III
fancy
ami
i:rul
colored
trip;-,
'size
It
lo
17.
Sale
Price
.
.
.
$1.95
Stanfield's
Blue
Label
Underwear-Size
:M
lo
It.
j?ab
Price,
r
nil
$4.95
Viking
Underwear
-
Hold
Fleece
pun
wool
i
ombiualioii-
all
sizes.
Sale
Price,
per
uit
$10.45
Men's
Fine
Fur
Felt
Hats
In
h
large
uortineul
of
color,
sizes
II
7-H
lu
7
'.US.
Sale
Pric
.'
$2.45
Men's
Bannockburn
Pants
All
wool,
sizes
:I2
to
HI.
Suit'
Peter
$4.95
Stanfield's
Mackinaw
8hlrti
and
Coats
AH
purr
wixil.
20
per
cent.
off.
All
Boys'
Suits
and
Overcoats
20
per
cent
off
regular
price
.
All
Men's
Suits
and
Overcoats
20
per
cent,
off
regular
price.
20
per
cent
off
Men's
Hats,
Caps,
Silk
Shirts,
Wool
Shirts,
Work
Shirts,
Pants
and
Sweaters
Universal
Trading
Co.
Mail
Orders
promptly
attended
to
Phone
375
m
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NEW
YEAR
FEATURE
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Ten
urn
Day
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Sale
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1
F
Commencing
Thursday,
January
10
LADIES
One
Third
off
all
Millinery.
Ladles'
Dresses,
20
per
cent
Discount.
II
Coal-
-Keg,
value
up
lu
ijOO.UO.
Sale
Price
$42.50
1
Coal
Keg.
tr.U0.
Sale
Price
$30.00
8
Coals-
Keg.
:t..00.
Sale
Price
$24.00
20
Mixed
Ladies'
iiml
Missl's'
.Sweater.
Keg.
?:.r0
lo
8.50.
Your
choice
for
12.65
Ladies'
FlaiiucleU'i
Nightgowns.
'
Keg.
2.0O.
Sale
Price
$1.60
Ladies'
Combination,
silk
ami
wool,
sleeved,
half
sleeved
and
no
sleeve,,
knee
ami
ankle
length.
15
per
cent
off
rngular
prices.
SHOE
DEPARTMENT.
.Sir.
Fisherman
Here
is
uur
chance
We
cannot
replace
Ihem
fur
Hie
price
we
are
selling
nl.
Men's
Knee
Kubber
Hoot,
while-
sole.
Keg.
!tri.50.
for
$4.00
Men's
Knee
While
Kubber
Hool."
Keg,
7.oo,
for
$5.50
Whilo
Kubber
Hoots,
II"
tup.
Keg.
$11.00,
for
...
,
.
$4.50
Mark
Kubber
Hools,
knee
length,,
rcil
sole.
Keg.
iji5.no,
for
$4.00
II"
Kubber
Hoots,
while
sole.
Keg,
95.115.
for
$4.00
15
per
cent
Discount
off
all
Shoes
for
men,
Ladles
and
Children.
15
per
cent
Discount
off
all
Ginghams,
Dress
Goods
and
silk..
JAB0UR
BROS.,
Limited