PAGE
SIX.
THE
DAILY
NhWB.
Pre-Inventory
C
A
I
17
Starts
Tuesday,
Jany.
8
Am
JLJIJL
Our
Annual
Prc-Invenlory
Sale
is
of
unusual
interest.
We
cannot
give
a
full
description
here.
See
our
windows.
LADIES'
COATS.
0
Coals
to
clear
i
$4.50
5
Goats
to
clear
$9.50
5
Tweed
Coats
,
...
.
$7.50
Others
at
25
Discount.
0
Rubljcrizejl
Tweed
"Winter
Weight,
value
to
$35.00,
at
Half
Price.
Cow
Hrand
English
Raincoats
on
consignment
to
us
to
go
at
20
off.
0
Dresses,
values
lu-$:t7.50,
at
i..
.
Half
Price
Children's
Serge
Dresses
20
Discount.
Ladies'
Ralhrohes
20
Discount.
Children's
Union
Suits,
per
suit
$1.50
Roys'
Vests
and.
Drawers,
p;r
garment
95c
to
$1.15
Ladies'
Jaeger
Underwear
at
20
off
lil
price.
Watson's
Silk
and
Wool
Vests,
$1.75
values
for
...
.
$3.50
Ladies'
and
Children's
Sweaters,
at
20
Discount.
Corsets
A
variety,
values
to
$l.7f.
Sale
price
....
$2.95
Ladies'
Rloomers,
Khece
Lined,
while,
per
pair
....
$1.00
Ladies'
Ralbriggau
Hloonicrs,
2
pair
for
$1.00
Lndies'
Cashmere
Finii.li
Hose,
JJ
pair
for
$1.00
Ladies'
Silk
Root
Hose,
all
colors,
per
pair
75c
Ladies'
Heather
Hose,
Penman-make,
per
pair
95c
Ladies'
Waists,
:i
dozen,
Tricollelle,
Crepe
de
Cheue,
Silks.
etc,
to
clear
at
...n.
$2.95
51
inch
IMaiu
and
Plaid
Coalings,
per
yard
$2.65
Children'
Mitts,
values
to
75c,
per
pair
50c
Roys'
Totnies,
values
to
00c,
each
65c
Ladies'
Kid
Gloves,
!J
colors,
pair
$1.C0
Embroidered
Pillow
Slips,
$3.50
values
for
$2.65
Chanioisellc
Gloves,
at
per
pair
.
.
95c
Rlaiiksls,
7
lb.
weight,
all
wool,
per
pair
.
.
$9.50
0
only
Soiled
Rlaukets,
to
clear
at
per
pair
$5.00
Yarn,
3
ply,
0
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.
ECONOMY
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East
We
are
beginning
to
lisl
our
Groceries
from
time
to
lime
in
this
space.
Look
for
our
Specials.
Flour,
19
lb.
sack
....
$1.88
Flour,
2i
lb.
sack
....
$1.10
Flour,
10
lb.
sack
48c
llolled
Oats,
20
lb.
sack
$1.00
Rolled
Oals,
7
lb.
sack
49c
Hulled
Oals,
C
lb.
sack
33c
Milk,
any
brand,
case
$5.65
Kagle
Hrand
Milk,
doz.
$2.35
Creamery
Hutler
45c
K.C.D.
Bu(ter
50o
llulter,
H's
...
..
..
$6.25
Potatoes,
per
sack
.
.
$1.85
All
Orders
over
$10.00
Delivered
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
l)islinctic
in
flavor
and
aroma.
100
ler
cent
Tea
no
dusl,
no
waste.
YOU
TRY
IT.
John
L.
Christie
Agent.
OC
Per
CentOC
Discount
on
a
11
COATS
"Demers
99
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Id
the
Matter
of
the
AduilDlilratlon
Act;
nd
In
the
Miller
of
the
EMale
of
Anton
Ujrrfn.
Derncd:
IntrMate.
TAWF.
NOTICE
that
1
wai
appointed
Administrator
of
the
('.Mate
or
Anton
Uyren,
deceawd,
and
all
parties
having
claim
aRHn!
the
cald
Eatate
are
Denes
required
to
furnUh
hiw,
properly
verified
to
rcie.
on
or
nerore
tne
ivtn
nay
or
Janu
ary,
A.D.
Ittl,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
EMale
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Inriebtedhes
to
me,
forth
with.
THOS.
V.
IIEn.NE.
Official
Administrator.
Prlnre
Rupert,
B.C.
Dated
thli
lth
itay
of
December
,tsf
3
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,
Hie
best
butter
made
in
Canada,
special,
3
lbs.
for
$1.40.
Christie's
tleceptlon
Wafers,
reg.
COe
value,
35c;
3
tins
for
S1.00.
Combination,
Canned
Fruit
Special,
4
Tins
for
95c.
1
Tin
Pineapple,
sliced,
I
Tin
Peaches,
l's,
1
Tin
Pears,
l's.
1
Tin
Apricot,
l's.
Niagara
Fa
IN
iMirc
Hasp.
berry
Jam,
t
Ik
pails
65c
(rimes
Oolden
No.
1
Apples,
wrapped,
7
lbs.
50c;
per
box,
$2.25.
Watch
this
space
Tomorrow
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
COAL
The
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
Lump
and
Egg
8lzes.
STERLING
Stove
and
Egg
Sizes.
'e
deliver
in
sacks
or
bulk.
Phone
us
your
orders
day
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
IB.
Main
Office:
Hotel
Central.
CITY
POLICE
CHIEF
QUITS
Dissatisfaction
at
Administration
In
Vancouver
Believed
Cause
Anderson's
Resignation
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
8.
William
Anderson,
chief
of
city
police,
resinned
yesterday.
Deputy
Chief
Lealherdalc
is
acting
as
chief
until
a
permanent
vappointment
is
made
by
the
police
commission.
Chief
Anderson
is
one
of
the
foreiirpst
finger
print
experts
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
His
resignation
follows
a
recent
automobile
accident
and
illness
but
growing
dissatisfaction
by
the
public
as
voiced
through
t
lie
press
at
Hie
laxity
of
law
en
forcement
and
lack
of
morale
in
(he
force
it
is
believed
Is
the
chief
factor
leading
to
the
resig
nation.
All
three
Vancouver
daily
papers
in
I
be
past
week
editorially'
demanded
a
shake-up
in
I
be
police
department.
The
beating
up
of
innocent
bystanders
and
pedestrian
(luring
the
longshoremen's
strike
brought
mailers
to
a
bead.
BRITAIN
NOW
NEEDS
CATTLE
OF
CANADA
Homeland
Dairy
Herds
Badly
De
pleted
by
Foot-and-Mouth
Disease
OTTAWA,
Jan.
8.
How
de
vaslatin?
lias
been
I
lie
effect
of
Hie
fool-nnd-month
disease
up
on
(lie
live
Mock
in
Ureal
Ilrilain
tluriiiK
Hie
past
few
weeks
is
in
dicated
in
a
communication
re
reived
by
lr.
J.
II.
firisdale,
been
sustained.
As
a
result
of
the
total
of
i78
outbreaks
of
(he
disease
in
the
past
Ihree
ami
one-half
months
05,
250
head
of
live
stock
have
had
to
be
slaughtered
in
Britain,
of
which
32.500
were
rattle,
t5;5l)0
were
sheep
and
17.750
swine.
Owing
to
the
serious
depletion
of
Britain's
dairy
'herds
an
acute
shortage
of
milk
has
de
eloped
and
a
flood
of
petitions
has
reached
the
Ilrilisli
government
urging
that
every
step
be
taken
to
facilitate-
the
importation
from
Canada
and
elsewhere
of
cattle
suitable
for
the
re-estali-
lishineiit
of
those
dairy
herds.
Ihc
petitions
also
urge
Ural
the
overiuivmt
hasten
o
discorer
some
other
and
less
destructive
means
of
slopping
the
spread
of
the
foot-aiil-iiiotilli
disease,
as
WATER
NOTICE.
(Dlftralon
and
Uia).
TAKE
NOTICE
that
W.
E.
Collim.
Indian
reM,
whose
addm
l
Prlnre
Rupert,
li.
C,
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
u.e
SO.uOO
rallona
a
day
or
water
out
or
mull
unturned
lake
on
Mellakatla
portion
tif
T.lnipwan
Indian
llenenre
No.
?.
whirl)
rlowa
westerly
and
drain
into
iiunran
njr,
about
oti
and
a
nair
lime
north
of
iiiiM-natory
rirfnl.
The
water
aim
be
oivtried
rnxii
we
me
at
a
iiiu
bunt
I
mile
nortlieaM
of
Mellakatla
Indian
villare.
and
will
be
lined
for
do
ineitllr
purpow
upon
the
land
deorrlbed
ai
Mellakatla
Tfwnlle.
tIiiihmii
Indian
Ito-
M-rve.
.No,
I,
This
notice
wai
potted
on
me
rro..iid
on
the
30ln
Hay
or
.November,
ivzi.
a
ropy
or
mi
notice
and
an
ap
plication
pumuant
tlxretn
and
to
the
Water
Art,
1H."
will
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
Water
Herorder
at
Prince
Ittiprrt,
B.C.
on
led
loin
to
the
apnllra
tlon
may
be
riled
with
the
raid
Water
Recorder
or
with
I
lie
Comptroller
of
Water
nia-ht.
Parliament
Bnlldtnra.
Vic
toria,
B.C.,
within
thirty
dayi
after
the
fm
appearance
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
flrit
publica
tion
or
inn
nonce
i
twemher
iu
ivu,
W.
E,
COLI.I80N.
Applicant.
Indian
Arent.
Arent.
ANEW
YEAR
RESOLUTION
TO
SAVE
MONEY
AT
THE
FARMERS'
MEAT
MARKET.
Here's
How
llobiu
Hood
Flour,
ID'S
$1.80
Hobiu
Hood
Flour,
OS's
$3.50
ltailium
Flour.
VH's
..
$3.00
Itolleil
Oats,
(V
25c
Potatoes,
F.nrly
Hose,
sack
$1.50
i;.U.
Hutler.
lb.
...
47
'a
ffl
Pullet
F.kks,
3
doz.
for
$1.35
Fanners'
Tea,
per
lb.
.
.
85o
Sunklst
OranKes,
3
doz,
SOo
Sunkisl
Lemons,
doz.
..
25c
Honeless
Ham,
per
lb.
.
.
25o
Premium
Hacou,
in
.piece,
lb
6o
Libby's
Catsup,
bottle
25c
FARMERS
Marke
Phone
Blue
428.
IMPOSSIBLE
TO
GJpUEF
Until
She
Started
To
Take
"Fruit-a-tlm"
Thi
Medicine
Made
From'
Fruit
R.R.Xo.
1,
Krerett,
Ont.
"I
had
been
troubleJ
for
years
with
Dyspepsia,
I.iveraml
Kidney
Trouble,
and
could
not
get
relief
until
I
started
taking
"Krtiit
a
tivM".
Thanks
to
their
beneficial
action,
I
am
in
normal
health
again".
Mrs.
THOMAS
EVANS
tf'ruit-a-lives"
alone
can
jIto
mch
happy
and
successful
results
brcaujo
"truit-a-tiTes"
is
the
famous
medi-cinetnade
front
fruit
juices
and
tonics.
"Krult-a
tires"
Is
pleasant
to
take
and
will
always
restore
the
health
when
taken
regularly
is
directed.
50c.
a
box,
6
for
$2.
W,
trial
siie?uc.
At
dealers
or
from
Kruit-a-tives
Limited.
Ottawa,
Out.
slaughter
on
the
wholesale
plait
as
now
practiced
might
in
a
few
mouths
almost
exlermiualc
Britain's
live
stock.
Prices
of
Stock
Rise
Another
effect
of
tbo
outbreak.
of
course,
has
been
an
abnormal
enhancement
of
prices
of
live
stock,
an
increase
of
at
least
25
per
cent
Inning
taken
place
in
the
past
three
months
and
since
the
outbreak.
.Not
all
the
rise
in
price
may
be
attributed
to
the
scarcity
of
British
caltlo
caused
by
(he
slaughter
of
diseased
caltle
ami
other
live
stock,
but
it
has
a
very
considerable
effect
oil
the
market
value
of
Canada's
exportable
stock.
HOW
POPULATION
OF
LONDON
ORIGINATES
deputy
minister
of
agriculture,
one
Out
which
stales
that
a
total
mone
tary
loss
of
750.00(1
lias
already
of
Three
Persons
In
Metropolis
Country
Born-More
Irish
than
Scots
LONDON,
Jan.
8.
-Somebody
has
been
inveslijjulinif
the
birth
places
of
residents
in
London.
It
is
announced
that
out
of
every
throe
persons
now
living
in
Loudon
proper,
one
is.
country
bom;
that
f,
ubout
a
million
ami
a
half
of
the
city's
population
are
not
"natives."
About
one
in
four
were
born
in
the
neighboring
futilities
of
Middlesex,
Ksscx,
Kent
and
Surrey.
Kent
having
sent
100,000
and
Surrey
71,000
person.
There
is
a
sfeuernK
impression
(hat
there
are
a
many
.Scots
In
London
as
in.
Edinburgh,
but
as
mailer
of
fact
London
ha1
only
50,000
Scots
a
against
51,000
Irish
All
the
British
Dominion
oversea
have
con
tributed
logcthcr
about
32.000
people;
and
about
Ihree
per
cent
of
those
who
live
in
the
metro
polis
arc
foreigners.
WOMEN
WERE
TRYING
TO
HANG
EX-CONVICT
Man
Who
Stole
Electric
Light
Bills
Nearly
Met
Fate
on
Lamp
Post
Ni:V
YOllK,
Jan.
H.
Adam
Kramer,
an
ej'.coiivlel.
alleeil
(o
have
stolen
electric
light
bills
from
apartment
house
mail
boxes
and
rolleeleil-.tlieiiv
was
attacked;
recently
by
u
number
of
Brooklyn
women
whom
he
liml
victim.
fzed,
They
tied
him
to
a
lamp
post
and
after
n
severe
beatiiiK
proposed
to
haiiK
liirn.
A
police
man
rescued
.him.
One
woman
had
Kranar
by
the
neck,
another
by
the
hair
and
a
third
was
try
ing
lo
slip
a
noosed
clothesline
over
his
hoad,
LONG
ISLAND
MAY
NKW
YOllK,
J.-ti,
8-
It
probable,
Unit
Lontf
Island
will
.district
House
of
Quality
Aid.
I.
C
Oibbeti.
Mayor
Owen
is
the
chairman
and
third
mem
ber.
SKIPPER
OfITuENOSE
IS
IN
SAN
FRANCISCO
CapL
Leslie
Davidson
of
Inter
national
Racing
Fame
is
i
Touring
Pacific
Coast
SAN
FIlANCISCO,
Jan.
8
-Cupt.
Leslie
liaviilsou.
eoinmander
of
the
famous
Canadian
jlsiiin
schooner
liluenose,
arrived
here
today,
lie
Is
louiiiiK
Pacific
coast
ports.
CHURCH
ROBBER
SLAIN
BY
MOB
Mob
of
Several
Thousand
People
Wreck
Vengeance
After
Storming
Italian
Jail
HOMK,
Jan.
H.
A
mob
of
sev
DIVA1
UM
I
VUnnn
,,ral
muusaiui
person
sionneu
a
minu
uuiiUi
iiuui.jail
fit
Hie
Celino
disirirl.
near
lAvezano,
a
despatch
from
the
Largest
Movie
Studio
In
World
Jailer
lowit
nunotiiices,
and
'
re
to
be
Erected
There
moved
and
lynched
a
prisoner
who
was
circuited
with
having
Is
stolen
from
a
cathedral
in
tin
a
mi
inner
n
vaiiiaine
soon
be
developed
into
a
movie
receptacles
roiilainlnir
relics
producing
centre
rivulliiiK
Holly
wood,
California.
A
prominent
the
saints
of
Hie
man
had
cut
(be
electric
1..
f
F.
II
...
I
I
,
.
t
l
movie
concern
I
n
iimioutieei
liwires
in
uif
ciitircii,
imiuiuhiso.
Hint
it
will
'
erect
the
larKest
,
M"K
I"'
IM'""-
Nulwllhslai.diiw
.ml,.
.I...II..
l
ll.
world
".'"Mtess.
However,
a
(croup
COMMISSION
RE-APPOINTED
',.t
l,U,,.nn
.
o..,..
1,1...
I....
Oueens.
Other
producers
arc
7
'
"'
expected
lo
ollow
and
erect
'T
'"
"
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II
I..
II
r.
...
.........
....
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SIU'JIUS
III
IIIL-
lUi
II
1
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.........I
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.
....
w.,...
ri
,..!,
I
"llll
l,
nillflft
ld
blnv
down
and
(lieu
dragged
his
body
through
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JANUARY
Tucfday,
January
8,
ioj
Satisfaction
or
Money
Refunded
CLEARANCE
SALE
Special
Bargains
in
Men's
Furnishings
and
Clothing
Men's
Military
Orey
Sox
.Medium
weight,
ribbed.
.Sale.
Price,
per
pair
.
.
.
Ilejr.
7
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45c
Men's
White
Handkerchiefs
Kxtra
good
quality,
.Sale
Price,
eu10c
Men's
Jumbo
Knit
Sweaters
Pullover
sljle,
nil
wool,
in
roriibina-1
ion
rotor,
all
sizes.
Hog.
7.o0.
Sale
Pries
$4.95
Men's
Overalls
Willi
Mil,
heavy
Mack
Denim.
Sale
Price
$1.45
Men's
Scotch
Knit
Gloves
All
wim.I.
Sale
Price
65c
Boys'
Fleece
Lined
Combinations
Tiger
brand.
Size
2
2
to
Jlif.
Sale
Price,
per
still
$1.20
Boys'
Wool
Gloves
Leather
hound,
with
dome
fasteners.
Sale,
per
pair
"50c
Stanfleld's
Red
Label
Underwear
Sizs
:lt
to
J
.
Hale
Price,
per
suit
$3.05
Turnbull's
Cee-Tee
Underwear5
Pure
wool,
in
while
or
niiliirnl
color,
sues
:il
to
H,
Sale
Price
per
suit
$7.95
Men's
Pyjamas
OoihI
qualil)
I'liiiiiielt'lle,
In
eaiilii:.i
ilc-igii.
sixes
'M
In
.
Sale
Pi;c;
$2.95
Men's
Business
Shirts
In
fnln-y
and
neul
colored
lriH-s1ze
I
i
lo
17.
Sale
Price
$1.95
Stanfleld's
Blue
Label
Underwear-Hue
:ll
to
H.
?ab
Price
j'
suit
$4.95
Viking
Underwear
(iold
Kleece
pure
wind
coinbiiml
oi;
oil
sizes.
Sale
Price,
per
soil
$10.45
Men's
fine
Fur
Felt
Hats
In
a
large
iior(ilcnt
size
0
7-8
to
7
n-M.
Men's
Bannockburn
Pants
.Ml
wind,
size
:2
lu
().
of
eiilor.
Sale
IV
.
$2.45
Sale
P
?
$4.95
Stanfleld's
Mackinaw
Shirts
and
Coats-All
pure
wind,
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
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Tuesday
.
7
and
9
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DENNY
in
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Phone
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