PAOE
SIX.
PRE-INVENTORY
SALE
We
arc
making
drastic
reductions
in
all
departments,
and
amongst
n
host
of
bargains,
mention
a
few
leaders.
In
Drapery
Section
All
Curtain
Goods
at
20
per
cent,
reduction.
30
Art
Terry
in
suxe,
rose,
crimson
and
cinnamon.
Regular
$1.50
a
yard.
Sale
price
95c
Drapery
Damask
in
pleasing
patterns,
in
green
and
Homan
stripe,
50
inches
wide,
ltegnlar
$1.05
a
yard.
Kale
price
$1.25
All
Heady-made
Curtains,
value's
from
$2.50
to
$7.50
a
pair,
al
20
per
cent
discount.
Bungalow
Reversible
Rugs
:
Size
.1
yards
by
2V&.
Sale
price
...
.
...
.
.
$7.50
Size
:J
yards
by
3t4.
Sale
price
.
.
.
.
.
$9.50
Size
3
yards
by
.
Sale
price
$12.50
We
have
only
a
few
of
these
rugs
and
are
discontinue
ing
this
line,
hence
the
prices.
3
only
Tapestry
Rugs,
I
feel
3
by
0
ret
3.
Regular
$
10.50.
Sale
price
$7.50
All
other
rugs
at
proportionate
reductions.
Two
only
Chenille
Rope
Portieres.
Sale
price,
each.
$3.50
Chinese
Crass
Aluls.
Special.
Sale
price,
each
...
.
.
50c
Comforters
Rest
Cotton
filled
Comforters
Values
to
$1.50.
Sale
price
.
.
$2.95
Values
to
$5.50.
Sale
price
$3.95
Values
to
$8.75.
Sale
price
...
$5.75
Flannelette
Blankets
Grey
and
Whits.
10-
1
size.
Per
pair
..
.
$2.65
11-
l
size.
Per
pair
$2.95
12-
i
size.
Per
pair
$3.95
Cretonnes
Twenty
pieces.
Values
t)5c
to
$1.25
in
a
big
variety
of
patterns.
Sale
price,
per
yard
...
,
.
.
75c
All
other
socials
previously
advertised
remain
on
sale
this
week.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
9.
Third
Avenue
and
Fulton
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
Jams.
SI
raw
tie;
ry.
Hasp-berry,
lllaek
Currant.
,r
lin
90c
Jams,
all
other
kinds,
per
tin
75c
Syrup,
5
lb.
tins,
per
tin
55c
Syrup,
2
lb.
tins,
per
lin
23c
Strawberries,
per
tin
.
.
45c
Haspberries.
per
tin
..
40c
IMackbeTies,
per
lin
.
35c
Loganberries,
per
tin
.
.
35c
Poars.
per
lin
30c
Peaches,
per
lin
40c
All
Orders
over
$10.00
Delivered
ECONOMY
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East
COAL
The
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sizes.
STERLING
Stove
and
Egg
Sizes.
We
deliver
in
sacks
or
bulk.
Phone
us
your
orders
day
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Main
Office:
Hotel
Central.
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
Distinctive
in
flavor
and
aroma.
100
per
cent
Tea
no
dusl,
no
waste.
YOU
TRY
IT.
John
L
Agent.
Christie
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlen
to
Applf
t
Lmm
Ln
in
Ranire
i,
Skerna
Land
Dlttrlrt.
Re-,
cumin
DlMrlct
or
Coaat.
Take
.totlre
thai
Clurlra
S.
Murphy,
of
mi
Ruprrt.
B.C.,
occupation
Enflnecr,
intend!
to
apply
for
pcrmlnMon
to
lrae
the
following
dwrlbwl
land:
OnmiKn-rlnr
at
a
pol
planted
at
the
moot
nouth-easterly
point
on
Channel
Inland,
near
the
moutn
or
Gardner
canal;
thenre
rolioulnr
the
inuoiitira
or
the
hore
line
at
hlrti
aier
mark
around
the
lland.
rrturntnir
In
pi'lnt
or
rommenreinent,
and
rontaln-Inr
teren
hundred
arret,
more
or
1e.
CHARLES
S.
MI
RrilV.
Sam
or
Applicant.
1.
SAM
JOHNSOX,
A
tent.
Dated
Vonrnhr
tTth.
LAND
ACT.
Not
lea
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Lull
Land.
In
Skeena
Land
niMrtrt.
Recordlnr
Dlttrlrt
or
CoaM,
and
tlluate
on
Zayat
Wind.
Take
A'otlce
that
Centre
Kerr,
occupation
butcher,
of
Prlnre
Rupert.
B.C.,
Intrndi
to
apply
for
permlxlon
to
lrie
the
rollout
in
r
described
land:
Oimnienrlnir
at
a
pott
planted
about
four
chain
north
or
Jacinto
Point
on
Zayat
ItJand;
thence
following
the
tlnuotltlet
of
the
thore
line
at
hlrh
water
mark
around
the
Uland
and
rcturnlnr
to
I'l3t
of
rommencenipnt.
and
container
arr.
more
or
leu.
GEORGE
KERR.
Xante
or
applicant.
HOOMES
K.
FREEMAN,
Arent.
Telephone
Specials
For
Monday,
Jan.
14,
only.
SHOP
BY
PHONE
TO
SAVE
TIME
AND
MONEY.
Pels
Nuptha
Soap,
per
carton
85c
Washing
Soda,
C
lbs.
for
25c
Lux.
2
for
25c
9
for
.
.
..
$1.00
Chloride
of
Lime
15c
7
for
...
$1.00
I.ibby's
Tomato
Soup,
2
for
25o
Per
doz
$1.40
I.ibby's
Catsup,
per
hot.
25c
Per
doz-
$2.85
Owing
to
failure
of
W23
Tomato
Crop
in
the
east
all
Catsups
have
advanced,
lluy
a
dozen
now
as
prices
will
not
be
lower.
Small
While
Means,
lbs.
for
25c
17
lbs
$1.00
Dry
Sail
I'ork.'per
lb.
22'2c
Malkin's
Itesl
Orange
Marmalade.
I
lb.
tins
..
70c
Ilearh
Kakins
Loganberry
Jam.
The
biggest
value
in
town
today.
Per
pail
75c
5
Hiring
Ilrooins,
special
85c
Our
best
Quality
Toilet
Paper,
5
for
25c
Watch
This
Space
Monday.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phonts,
211,
212,
281
NEW
OFFICERS
ST.
ANDREW'S
Annual
Meeting
of
Scottish
So
ciety
Took
Place
D.
C.
Stuart
Re-elected
The
St.
Andrew's
Society
al
its
annual
meeting
last
night
elected
officers
as
follows:
Honorary
president
General
'J.
V.
Stewart.
Honorary
vice
-
nresldenl
Major
John
McOregor,
V.C.
President
U.
C.
Stuart.
First
icc.rc.idenl
V-
lleid.
Second
vice-iresident
M.
M.
.NfcLachlan.
Executive
S.
I).
.Macdouutd.
J.
L.
Christie.
1).
S.
Cameron,
J.
Frew,
J.
(!.
Johnston.
Secretary
James
11.
Campbell.
Treasurer
James
Irvine.
Chaplain
llev.
l)r-
II.
It.
Grant.
Solicitor
J.
(I.
Johnston.
Warden
Arthur
Hunter.
Auditor
Thomas
Midy-
nmnt
and
Alex.
Finnic.
Piper
Alex.
Mactlonald.
Committee
were
chosen
a
follows:
House
committee
W.
(i.
Mur
ray,
A.
Clappcrton,
J.
Harris
and
M.
Andrews.
Milliard
W.
Anderson,
J.
M-
Campbell
and
J.
Andrews.
hntertaiument
A.
Clain.erton
and
YV.
Vaughan
Davie.
It
was
decided
that
the
Catties
should
acain
be
renresenled
this
year
in
city
football
activities
and
!
J.
Watson
was
named
convener
of
a
committee
to
make
the
necessary
arrangements.
Annual
reports
were
received
which
showed
the
society
to
be
in
a
healthy
condition.
Durinir
the
year
1923
22
new
members
were
admitted.
REGIMENTAL
ORDERS
IsL
Bn.
North
B.C.
Regiment
102
Bn.
C.E.F.
Orders
by
Major
J.
V.
Nicholls
commanding:
Duties.
Orderly
ofiieer.
Lieut.
J.
Ilarnslcy,
week
ending
January
19.
Lieut.
M.
Mason,
next
fir
duly.
Parade.
The
Itatlalion
wilt
parade
Monday
evening,
Janur
ary
I
i
at
8
p.m.
for
ceremonial
drill
in
preparalion
for
Inspec-tion
by
I
he
(i.O.C.
The
CO.
WATER
NOTICC.
(Olftralon
and
Utt).
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
V.
E.
Colliton.
Indian
Aitrnt,
nhote
addre
N
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
ue
so.ooo
rallun
a
day
or
water
out
of
mull
unnamed
lake
on
Metlakatla
portion
of
Tlmpean
Indian
Reterve
So.
T.
mcn
rkiwf
urttrny
and
araint
into
Duncan
B.y.
about
one
and
a
half
mile
north
of
observatory
point.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
lake
at
a
point
about
I
4
mile
norttw-aM
or
MrtlakaUa
Indian
Vlllare.
and
will
I
uted
for
do-
mettle
purpose
upon
tlw
land
drtcrlbed
at
Metlakatla
TosiKlle,
Ttlminx-au
Indian
Re-terve.
o.
t.
Thlt
noUre
tit
potted
on
the
rruund
on
the
JOiti
day
of
.Norrniber,
ltJ.
A
pipy
of
this
notice
and
an
ap-
plication
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
Water
Art.
Hit.
will
be
riled
in
tne
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
hupcrl,
B.C.
Objection!
to
the
appllra-tlon
may
be
filed
with
the
tald
Water
Recorder
or
with
ttie
Omiplniller
of
Water
Itlrhtt,
Parliament
Bultdlnn.
Victoria,
B.C..
within
thirty
dtyt
after
the
frtt
apearanre
of
Itiln
notice
In
a
local
wwraier.
The
dale
of
the
flrtt
publica
tion
of
thlt
nonce
it
iiecrniuer
in.
ivij.
W
E.
COLI-IStl.N,
Applicant.
Indian
Arent,
Arent.
fflBaTvVH
BsUflHSSBsTsTsTsKi
BsTaVBsTaf9l9fEUHBH
I
iTaWlvJOaVaPBsH
I
Inspiration.
CatbrtsMO
Trtdt
Mark
Whatever
your
mood
as
you
sit
down
before
the
Oulbransen
registering
piano
you
find
It
sym
THE
DAILY
NUrWB.
Saturday,
January
;
igjj
Robust
Mat
Like
BAKER'S
COCOA
The
cocoa
of
high
quality.
III
1
Baker's
Cocoa
is
invigorating,
stimulating
only
in
the
sense
that
putc
food
is
stimulating,
it
hss
a
dcliciouj
flavor
and
aroma,
b
a.
great
addition
to
meals
and
a
wonderful
between
meals
stay.
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Baier
&
Co.
Limited
tHbU--Si
IT)
MILLS
AT
DORCHESTEX.
MASS.
AND
MONTREAL,
CANADA
ooUW
tfOaUt
ltrdrtSntrra
ur?es
all
ranks
to
attend
this
parade
so
that
a
good
showing;
mar
Iif
in:nli
fll
lli
iiwriHrtiim
i
EDMONTON
PROPOSES
REDUCING
EXPENSES
Matter
Deferred
Until
Monday
of
Next
Week
by
Council
of
That
City
KDMONTON.
Jan.
ii.
The
proosed
ri'doelioii
in
salaries
of
civic
employe's,
was
dleused
by
jcouncil
and
members
of
the
'public
and
separate
school
boards
at
a
special
meeting,
bill
no
de-
finite
conclusions
were
reached,
and
the
matter
will
come
up
be
Tore
council
attain
at
the
next
'meeting,
which
is
to
be
held
Monday
night.
The
proposal
to
brina
about
a
reduction
of
salaries
of
all
civic
eintdovees
originally
came
from
Af
iho
Kfif
nf
n
llnv
Coinmissioner
Yoralh,
who
re
-si.
-ia
a
"-
commended
a
straishl
cut
of
ten
As
the
roll
unwivds,
mu8ic
J)er
cen.
Tne
alariP.
which
arc
works
Its
magic,
done
are
the
)PjtlK
,,Hj,
j.c
,iresent
lime,
it
cares
of
a
work-a-day
world.
Ajxvas
ptPlj
)y
Commissioner
dear
old
lune
loucnes
uie
cnoms
Yoralh.'are
hinher
llian
those
of
tender
memory
brings
back
paj(
,v
im,inr.MA
fjrnu,
n
(ie
boylsli
dreams
slirs
tne
nres
oi
;clty.
It
was
also
argued
that
some
very
drastic
sleps
must
be
taken
Immediately
in
order
to
keep
the
mill-rale
down
to
a
fig
ure
where
the
properly
owners
pathetic,
responsive.
For
it
Is
fnu,j
aff0rd
to
nay
their
taxes,
as
ready
to
reflect
the
exuber-
jn.leail
of
letting
their
properly
ante
or
youth
in
the
latest
ann
revprt
i,ack
to
the
city,
gayest
or
popular
tunes
as
u
is
to
free
the
majestic
music
prisoned
In
the
score
of
a
com
poser
maslerwork.
We
invite
you
to
our
store
to
day
and
try
the
Oulbransenreg-
islering
piano,
A
few
moments
will
reveal
the
pleasures
il
offers.
We
will
gladly
explain
the
advantages
of
its
many
exclusive
features.
Walker's
Music
Store
Lid.
OLD
COUNTRYBOOKINGS
Passports
secured
and
lickels
issued
via
While
Star.
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldson
Lines.
The
Canadian
National
Hallways
makedirecl
conned
ions
with
sleamers
of
these
lines.
Full
information
al
City
Ticket
Office.
Canadian
National
Railways,
52ft
Third
Avenuuf-I'rincc
Ilupert,
JJ.G,
I'hone
H
NEIGHBORS
RECOMMEND
VICKS
FOR
COLDS
Now
This
Manitoba
Family
Always
Has
a
Jar
on
Hand
The
impulse
to
help
I
strong
in
human
nature
and
people
arc
always
willing:
to
talk
about
a
remedy
thai
really
brings
relief.
In
this
way,
that
is
through
the
neighbors,
many
hundreds
yes,
thousands
of
Canadians
have
heard
of
Vicks.
Mrsv
Walter
Dryla
of
101
7th
St.,
llrandon,
Manitoba,
writes:
"I
feel
that
I
owe
a
debt
of
gratitude
for
what
Vicks
Vapo
Hub
has
done
for
me
and
other
members
of
my
family.
It
gives
us
so
much
satisfaction
that
we
all
use
it
whenever
we
feel
the
need
of
n
salve.
I.ast
winter
we
all
bad
bad
colds
in
our
family
ami
t
didn't
know
what
to
do.
Some
neighbors
told
me
to
try
Vicks
Vapo-ltub.
so
I
got
a
Jar
and
in
a
short
time
our
colds
were
nil
gone.
Now
we
always
keep
a
Jar
on
hand."
Applied
externally
Vicks
nets
like
a
liniiiienl
or
poultice.
In
addition.,
the
volatile
oils
arc
vaporized
by
the
body
beat
and
inhaled
directly
into
the
air
'passage.
1
hi
double
Mellon
quickly
loosens
a
cold.
At
all
drug
stores,
Sue.
a
jar.
For
a
free
test
size
package,
wrile
Viek
Chemical
Company,
311
St.
Paul
St.,
W
Montreal,
P.O.
Though
Vicks
is
new
in
Canada,
it
has
a
remarkable
sale
in
Ihe
Slates.
Over
17
million
Jars
lnpeclion.
The
Ilaltalion.j"
lu
J,ar,J-band
and
staff
will
parade
Thursday
evening.
January
17.'
WHIST
DRIVE
BY
al
i.30,
p.m.
for
inspection
by
the
O.O.C.M.D.
D.
II.
Dress.
Marching
order
with,
out
greatcoats,
fall
in
with
rifles.
All
brass
work
and
leather
equipment
to
be
thoroughly
cleaned
and
sputless.
The
Commanding
oliirer
urges
Ihe
importance
of
attending-
Ibis
ENGLISH
LADIES
Enjoyable
Affair
Took
Place
Last
Evening
at
Emad
Hall
Orchestra
Played
The
Datifthter
of
Ktigland
were
hole.es
al
an
enjoyable
vhil
inspection
and
in
uniform
as
Hie
drive
in
Ihe
Kmad
Hull
last
even-pay
for
Ibis
year's
drill
period
i"g-
There
were
ten
tables
and
will
only
be
received
by
the
Hegi-,
the
prize
winners
were:
Ladies'
ment
in
respeel
to
the
number
f'pL
x'r"-
Kenning:
ladies'
oh
parade.
second.
Mrs.
V.
15.
Oakley:
men
s
O.M.
Stores.-Slores
will
be'I,!,,
Jack
AVynu:
men's
second,
open
from
7.30'
to
H.30
p.m
11.
Kenning.
Itefreshmenls
were
Monday
evening
January
II,
tor"
a,,,l
"election,
were
reu-
Ibe
issue
of
clothing
and
equip
nienl
to
recruits.
O.M.
S.
Da
vies
will
parade
re
cruils
from
Armoury
to
stores.
School
of
Instruction.
AH
members
of
Ihe
Itegimenl
who
wisb
to
complete
N.C.O.
clasj
conducletl
by
fl.S;M.
Youngman
are
requested
to
attend
without
fail
Monday
evening
al
H
p.m.
The
course
is
now
under
way
and
no
entrance
will
be
permit
ted
aflcr
next
week.
II.
P.
PONDKIL
Lieut,
and
Act.
Adjutant
1st.
Un.
North
n.C.
rtegiinent.
ilerl
by
the
Sons
of
Kngland
or
chestra
consisting
of
II.
C.
Ilig-giii,
pinno:
Arthur
Sihersides,
lllciinandolin;
P.
Cameron
and
It.
r
cuiiing,
vionns.
ine
commuiee
in
cbarge
were
Mrs.
(ieorge
Lek
and
Mrs.
Jo.
Huwe.
IN
tOBAT(.
in
thc
surncKK
court
or
British
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Mailer
or
the
Ktlate
of
Marnua
o.
iirr.
late
or
tne
t:ny
or
prince
Itiipert.
In
Ihe
province
A
Brill.tt
lUiliiinlila,
d-rraed.
ALL
ierH
baviiit
rUlnn
aralmt
tlie
Klif
of
Marnut
o.
Hera,
of
the
(
ii
a
I'rliM-e
ltuMrt
in
tlx-
I'ruvlnre
of
Hrlll.h
tUilumbla,
wIhi
dirnl
at
Itie
city
of
Prlnre
IliiiN-rt.
I'pivlncn
aforr.ald.
on
the
tltb
dat
of
Scptrinlicr.
A.Ii.
ItfJ,
are
required
t'i
m-ihi
anie
nuiy
verified
id
ine
uiwier-
Iriiru
Milirllort
for
the
.eieculor
of
I
lie
drraed
on
or
before
tlx-
mh
day
of
Feb
ruary,
arirr
wmrn
oat
tne
miu
tale
will
lie
lltrlbulf1
anwsir
tin
etitllh-d
thrrrtu
luvinir
rrrard
only
I"
tlie
claims
of
whlrh
flip
eierupir
thall
then
have
hail
tuitlce.
aixt
the
eierntor
will
not
lie
liable
fur
the
tald
eatate
or
ahy
part
ttw-nNif
In
anv
rrrifm
of
mlHM
claim
lli
rteculor
tliall
IM4
tlien
have
received
lice.
IHTUi
at
I'rlnre
Rupert,
B.C..
thlt
lib
day
of
January.
Itfl.
Sollrlpirt
fur
the
r.iecutor.
I'rlnre
rtilTrtrl.
B.r..
puns
Mare
Phone
Blue
428.
Cash
and
Garry
Orders
$5.00
and
Over
Lowest
prices
in
town.
The
steady
stream
of
business
proves
il.
Itodium
Flour.
UH's
.
.
$2.75
Spuds,
F,arly
Hose,
per
sack
$1.50
Strictly
Freh
F.ggs.
do.
45c
OI!
Per
CentOC
J
Discount
J
on
al
COATS
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
Phone
376
The
House
Men's
Calf
Boots,
all
sue,
reg.
IM'U
and
J.50.
Now
$4.10
Boys'
Boots,
sues
I
-5,
reg.
SI.30
and
Sj.on.
Now
$3.35
Boys'
Boots,
Mnlliwear.
sues
II-:'.
reg.
Si.
10.
Now
$2.95
Women's
Pumps,
Oifords
and
Laced
Boots,
rcy.
7.00
to
fUOn.
all
sues
Now
$4.95
Phone
376
of
Quality
SHOE
SLAUGHTER
We
must
have
room
for
Spring
Stock.
Prices
w
,i
joii
whether
we
mean
business
or
not.
Here
are
a
few
of
them.
Judg'
tor
oiirself.
Women's
rme
Hnttoii
and
liceti
llools,
MXe
2'j
to
only,
95c.
Women's
Heavy
Calf
Lacad
Boots,
reg.
f(J
U.
,
I,
5.
0
and
?.
Now
13.
SJ
dlrls'
Chocolsts
and
Black
Laced
Boots,
rcj
Oj.
!
1
1
-J.
Now
12,85
Children's
Chocolate
Button
.
.
ItlMlls.
Ilueslllll
in;
k
sines
8-10
Ml.
reg
1
1
'At
Now
$s.2$
Youths'
Boots,
sicj
ii
l
i.
r.
g
3.V5.
Now
$2.$$
Slater's
London
Lady
and
Venus
Fine
Footwtar.
Cut
from
l
lo
2
per
cenl
tur
leu
laj
only
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phone
376.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9.15
The
Qreat
Dramatic
Screen
Epic,
"Orphans
of
the
Storm"
Adapted
from
Ihe
brilliant
sLigf
siitcs.
The
fw
Orphans."
Th;-
million
lol!.ir
photo-play
.ennlioii,
A
stirring,
romaiitic
story
or
the
I'renrh
reolulioii
basnl
n:
n
famous
old
play.
Historical
romance
intenvoveii
with
U:f
thrills
of
mad
days,
when
crowds
of
frantic
men
ti
r.i
women
fought
in
(he
lioe
of
freedom.
A
musterpiei
screen
realism.
Ths
lesions
of
u
lime
when
riilu.i
n
hung
in
the
balance,
brought
to
the
mind
of
million
r:
manner
more
roiiviiieiug
Ihan
btMiks.
Kiiiii(c
rolnr!ir
brilliant
settings,
an
hilertnre,
moHir.
frcsruiiig
nud
i.'c
roralious,
(Kjinaded
wig,
Miiners,
brocade.
ulveJ-
masks,
corsages
and
buckl
.
Scenes
or
Kigeaiitr.
colorful
ami
f
unliftirr
Lillian
Clsh,
Dorothy
Qlih,
Joseph
8chlldkraut,
Frank
Losee,
Monte
Blue,
Crelflhton
Hate
and
mormons
rat
Twelve
Reels.
Admission
50c
and
25c.
PURDY'S
The
Autocrat
of
the
CANDY
World
We
are
side
ogenls
for
I'lirdy's
Famous
(Jliocolales
and
Liiii.jy.
.Ma,jc
j
Vancouver.
There
is
nolliliig
tWT
In
the
world.
A
box
of
Portly',
makes
a
dslightftil
giU
al
nil
times.
Start
the
New
Veur
in
the
right
spirit
and
gi
your
mother,
sister
ami
sweetheart
a
box.
ALL
SIZE8.
ALL
PRICES.
THE
CANDY
IS
DELICIOUS
AND
THE
BOX
18
BEAUTIFUL.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
We
Cash
Cheque.
f.