SGI
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
9
p.m.
Matlneo
New
Year's
Day
at
3
p.m.
Rudolph
Valentino
in
"Monsieur
eaocaire
Siiti'-liivilil
produced
from
Buulli
T.irkniglou'
stirring
story.
Rnmiiiitir
Rudy
as
a
h;unl-i
ni'
lover
and
gallant
nobleman
at
the
gorgeous,
profligate
court
if
Louis
XV.
or
FraiKx'.
The
hrilluint
star
;
giiy
young
Inike
who
refused
his
heart
to
the
King's
choice.
Never
hi
Valentino
Jieen
siieli
a
lover.
such
a
dancer,
such
a
.wordsniau.
such
a'
handsome,
da-liing.
IonkMc
hero
as
vom
will
ee
him
in
"Monsieur
Heainaire"
with
Belie
Daniel,
as
his
lady
fair.
Pomp,
glamour,
exquisite
costume,
dashing
swords,
jewelled
brocades,
rare
hues.
The
stately
minuet,
the
tryst
in
the
royal
moonlit
gardens,
all
(hi.,
ami
then
more
in
this
magnificent
screen
production.
All
star
-upporUng
cast.
Lowell
Sherman.
II.
Cooper,
Cliffe
John
Pavid.on,
Lewis
W
aller.
Lois
Wilson.
Itoris
Kenyon.
Mora
Finch.
Yvonne
Hughes
and
many
others.
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.
50c
and
25c
Three
Days
Specials
Balance
of
Slippers,
suitable
for
New
Year
Gifts
15
DISCOUNT
LADIES'
EVENING
SLIPPERS
Extra
value
55.95
Family
Shoe
Store
Phone
357
II
urn,
rn
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mm
ir
Ttrr,airmmTW"vasmiMm
Heilhroner
Wishes
to
Thank
His
Many
Customers
For
Their
Generous
Patronage
During
The
Past
Year
Ana
to
convey
His
Best
Wishes
for
Their
Even
Greater
Prosperity
in
1925
Z2ESiS
Ladies'
and
Children's
Coats
And
Dresses
and
Coats
SALE
PRICES
ON
ALL
THE
ABOVE
LINES
20
Per
Cent
Discount
on
Any
Garment.
See
Windows.
t
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK.
STOCK
MARKET
AT
HIGH
LEVEL
Post-Eloctlon
Boom
of
Unprecedented
Proportions
Features
End
of
Year
at
New
York
,
I
XKW
YDHK,
lee.
:tl
,
A
po.t-Jelcclion
boom
of
unprecedented
proportion
carried
.stock
prices
to
tilt
highest
Irvcls
in
years
in
t
closing
weeks
of
Ihe
year.
Itailrvad
shares
were
foremost
in
the
ulvaiice,
many
of
tlieio
toiichiiit
the
highest
prices
ever
.recorded.
Not
since
tile
early
jliarl
of
1
lie
present
eentury,
when
j
liarriman
and
liould
si
niggled
for
the
control
of
(tie
leading
western
transportation
systems
of
the
country,
.lias
Wall
Street
witnessed
a
railroad,
market
oil
'-ucli
breadth
and
volume
as
took!
place
in
the
last
two
months
of
the
year.
An
euormou
investment
dc-
iiaud,
apparently
pent-up
for
ears
through
-fear
of
adverse
legislation,
brake
forlhv
like
a
iood
in
the
few
weeks
following
election,,
when
it
became
apparent
that
the
so-railed
radical
Hoc
bad
lost
the
balance
l
,:ower
in
congress,
that
the
ail-,
ministration
looked
with
favor
uyon
railroad
consolidation,
and
hat
the
roads
had
been
success-j
ful
in
increasing
their
net
earu-j
digs
through
a
reductiou
in
op-
'rating
costs.
Tangible
evidence
f
this
iiujiroveincTil,
furuiidicd
by
the
resumption
of
dividend
on
-locks
of
gme
of
the
southwestern
carrier,
si
imulateil
tin-
!
'eiiiand,
which
came
from
large
j
Mstitntioiis
and
wealthy
indivnj-J
uals.
as
well
at
a
myriad
of
small
j
investors.
J
Industrials
shared
in
the
ad-'.ance,
die
largest
gains
being
rnconjed
by
tlie
securities
of
those
companies
whose
earnings
fcac
definite
indications
of
busies
improvement.
Steel
and
Oil
Fluctuations
of
the
steel
share
leflecled
I
lie
cour-c
of
litlsine-.
I
fhe
low
stale
of
operational
reached
in
mid-summer
forcim.-'
ihe
Bethlehem
Steel
Corporal
ion
o
suspend
its
dividemlf
on
tU
i
.oinmon
stock.
The
United
Stales
I
jsieel
Corporation
Ui
i'
miliar
quarterly
dividend
..f
t
,it--iii
.
uiu
mi
auun
uoiiti
ru
Of
)s
one
per
cent
rach
u,uar-
r,
the
slock
selling
nl
(he
higti-esl
tavel
since
tl7.
Musi
of
the
oil
shares
lo.:
fround.
due
to
the
unset
lle.i
rade
condition
raised
y
tin
ov
er-product
ion
of
crude.
The
l,an
-
American
Petroleum
&
irsnsport
Compwo',
one
of
the
'argeid
of
the
independents,
cut
Is
common
dividends
,
in
half,
nml
several
other
were
forced
to
omit
their
payment.
Copper
Outlook
Good
'Copper
shares
showed
signs
l
activity
and
strength
as
the
yea;
closed
after
a
long
period
of
ie-'ative
depression,
due
to
Ihe
inability
of
the
producers
to
earn
u!!stuntial
nrofii
because
of'
'lie
low
price
of
Ihe
red
metal.
rid
the
si
iff
competition
afford-led
by
Ihe
African
product.
With
I
iiurope
again
a
large
potential
nuyer
of
cupper,
tile
outlook
for
i
tic
industry
is
one
of
the
best
in
years.
Total
slock
sales
d'iring
Ihe
year
approximated
275.000,000
shares
as
i-oiupared
with
235.-iion.unn
in
ll23:
2AU.U0O.imih
in
itf-.'.';
t7l.oon.lMlo
in
Itt.'l:
:r.i.-uon.noo
m
lu:'0
ami
:io7.kiio.miu
hi
the
record
breaking
year
ir
1VIU
when
I
In-
post-war
inflat
ui
boom
was
at
its
height.
.Total
sali-s
in
November
exceeded
lo.-
H0U.IMHI
shares,
making
it
tin
j
largest
single
mouth's
husincs.
i.mee
April
19;'
I
when
--ales
ran
above
i.'.lMiii.imo
.hares
in
Hie
vvil.lly
excited
trading
Ihut
preceded
Mil.
Ni.i
lln
rii
Pacific
panic.
LICENCE
CARDS
WILL
BE
READY
VERY
SOON
Victoria
Is
Busy
Bringing
Into
Effect
More
Important
New
Legislative
Decisions
Vir.TOItlA.
Dei
31.
A.Jmiiiis-
jtratiM-
ueliuly
towards
bringing
Hilo
I'tfecl
lite
more
important
crislons
of
the
.cinu
of
the
Legislator''
i
ulieady
in
full
swiug.
1'reparulnni!.
will
lie
complete,
.wording
In
AHoruey-tleneral
Million
and
l
ol.
J.
11.
Mi-Mullen
siiperiiilemiini
..f
Pi
o
innal
(police,
for
i.-iiinif
driver.'
li
encex
ly
.laiiuaiy
I,
ue
rt.'
U
1
t'i'iJ
lev
I
lie
new
aiiienilmeiits
to
the
l
Vehlele.
Acl.
1
'
i
.
,
,
.
w
,
!ir
,
Don't
Miss
This
Wonderful
Opportunity
To
procure
a
dress
from
this
assortment
of
HIGH
GRADE
garments
just
arrived
from
a
well
known
firm
in
the
East
with
instructions
to
sell
at
prices
BELOW
the
actual
cost
of
manufacture
within
10
days.
Taks
alvranU:j2
eirly
including
Plain
and
Check
Sport
Flannel
with
contrasting
trim,
Gaberdine
and
all
wool
Armure
materials
$8'95
1,000
lbs.
No.
1
White
Beans,
extra
pe.
i.d
Service
t'rm
incial
Street
Costumes
for
Small
Women
and
Young
Girls
!?
1
i
If
along
Willi
the
regular
car
lie-jcmigf.t
urn
wil.
he
greatly
re-
ence
plates,
of
which
!i5,onn
builtduced
from
last
'ar.
been
prcintreil
l"l
Hie
iniinn'.'
llriM-r-
ln'iin'
l
.evei.
mn
yeHT.
J'he
rie-.
licence
will
nliliiHieil
eillier
r,-"MII
tile
la"
prillteil
ill)
illll'.lllle
pnekel
-i.e
hiIiii
itr
fluin
III"
llllli
lilotille
cards
and
on
the
hacks
nf
them
cluh..
The
tloernineni
i.prinl-will
he
a
carefully
prepared
di-
uim
init.unn
drivers'
licem;e
cards
gesl
of
the
more
important
re-.
gulalions
wlflch
driver
are
re-
Mrs.
r.
T.
Ito.s
arrived
from
ipiired
to
oliey.
j
Terrace
on
tasl
uighl's
train
and
Ihere
will
Ih
u
summary
of!
'
regl-tere,
at
the
Prince
ltuprt
the
uw
danger
rule
and
a
lale-Mhdcl.
incut
of
the
rule
of
Ihe
road,
and
j
.,.,
lossihly
olher
inforiiialion
wUli
ftlANY
LLAIIllo
TO
which
all
driver"
should
be
fm-:
iriltlintr
irmnxt
iiiar.
.
VALUABLE
LEGACY
Wok
Speodcd
Up
;
--
Au.on.ohlle
licences
will
not
he
nf
J'0"
T'1'6
H"
.ssU.h
this
year,
al
least
by
Hum
EncouraBedJretender.
.iilomohile
Cluh
of
Itrilish
Col-j
About
tin
yeur
1880
the
pioncei
imhia
at
it
ntHce
a
prov
ided
j
prospeelors
or
Ilrltisli
Columbln
in
the
act,
McMulicn
jriUcoxered
a
reniatkable
coal,
.luted.
I
iie
Provineiai
police'
After
tnnny
trials
and
tests
It
tunc
!akcu
i.xer
another
und
i
n
.wa
positively
rslablUlied
Hint
-'cr
nlllce
in
(he
Vancouver
Cmirl
thin
coal
repreiiMitei
the
acme
of
House,
and
with
two
nlllce.
an.
I
eeoiimny.
efficiency
and
comfort.
;ild.lM.
..:
.
i."
-
-
.
'!'(:
i.
luc'
ll:ey
ayl
Ihe.
HOW
HEINZ
TOMATO
CATSUP
Ri-giilar
in-
v
I
j
Friday
and
8atur-
day,
0
a.rn.
to
12
noon,
it.
Limit
2
to
i
.i
riistomei
.
Limit
fib-,
to
each
rii-tumer.
Tomato
U
a.
fanioii"
r
i
it
1
1
1
of
'
Nananii'i-W
e
.
Iiiiglon.'
reire.eiilnij
all
that
,was
best
in
coal.
No
.noner
Mil.
it
found
that
I
lie
public
insisted
im
gulling
this
fonder
Fuel
item
oilier
coals
were
put
on
the
market
under
cry
similar
names..
So
much
so
thai
the
public,
were
at
a
loss
lo
say
which
was
the
genuine,
nud
which
Ihe
Imitation,
(if
course
il
wtis
easy
after
a
I
rial
a
single,
sank
will
prove
U
,
mnre
lasting
and
inure
Powerful
heat
from
a
.
few
shovelfuls,
hardly
any
ash.
no
clinker
or
rock,
alt
those
points
slatnl
out
when
you
make
a
practical
lest
in
furnnoe,
fireplace,
honler
or
uook-slovo,
Thli
fumou
Nnnultno-W.
Ilnglon
ronl
Is
s0d
only
by
Albert
Si
McCatfery
to
whotn
all
orders
should
bo
phoned
direct.
Prompt
delivery
(service
given
by
their
own
le.itns
and
Irucks.
Their
phone
niiinhors
are
I
to
a
ml
it
12
including
Poiret
Twills
Wool
Crept
and
Serge
Materials
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FROM
0
A.M.
UNTIL
12
NOON
ONLY
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
WW.
'in
i
PACIFIC
OR
ST.
CHARLES
EVAPORATED
MILK.
Spec'al,
10c
per
tin.
Limit
o
liis
to
t.nli
cilomer.
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
1
lb.
pkve.
.-.nil
QOC
'.'
'-
ll.
pkge.
e
h
$1.45
!l.
pkK'v
h
52.85
I
it
I
In
Id.
In
i,
li
ctilonicr
HEINZ
KMfWr.
1
WM-I
'-V
1
Ton
Sultana
(Seedless)
Raisins,
extra
.penal
I.
Mini
I
'-Hi-
tn
r.ii
li
i'iitiier.
STORE
WILL
REMAIN
OPEN
UNTIL
10
P.M.
ON
WEDNESDAY.
Universal
Trading
Co
v
..--1
Ill.ll
5
lbs.
for
25c
3
lbs.
for
25c
Satisfaction
ii,
i.
ii
'
"'
nud
mo-1
I
lie
.New
V.i
I
mu
it
tier.
'
in
.i
in
be-
''
'"'
do
lh"
pli.VC
tin
I"'"1'1
Tolks
and
W
'I
per.oiial
efflc
'
Il.
wnil.l
nni.v
,,ee
for
haVi"-.,
We
.ell
hlll-l
Will
nuike
till-
B
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fur
you
and
oin
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Hardware
Co.
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