PAGE
SIX.
STOCKTAKING
SALeI
Corset
Week
All
litis
week
the
entire
Corset
stuck
goes
un
Sale
at
Special
Prices.
Gossard
Front
Lace
Models,
values
to
$0.50.
Sale
Price
...
,
,
Elastic
Girdle
Models,
in
various
styles.
Values
to
A.75.
Sale
Price
.
.
...
...
60
Pairs
of
Corsets
in
Sport
or
ordinary
models.
Sain
Price
per
pair
All
Other
Corsets
at
20
per
cent
Discount.
.
25c
.
.
55c
$1.00
..
30c
,.
55c
iMiclJed
Walnuts,
dark
meat,
per
Hi.
25c
Orange
ami
Lemon
Peel,
per
lb
30c
Pacific,
Carnation
or
St.
Charlc's
Milk,
y
tins
for
$1.00
(Limit
18
tins
to
each
customer).
Malkin's
llcsl
or
Nabob
Jelly
powders,
3
for
25c
While
Cooking
Figs,
3
lbs.
25c
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
reg.
10c
lb.
Special,
3
lbs,
$1.00
Canned
Mushrooms;
per
tin
...
45c
Xo.
1
Manohurian
Walnuts
in
shell.
Special
per
.
20c
Watch
this
Space
Tomorrow
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
Distinctive
in
flavor
and
uroniu.
100
per
cent
Tea-no
dusl,
no
waste.
YOU
TRY
IT.
John
L
Christie
Agent.
COAL
The
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sizes.
STERLING
8tove
and
Egg
Sizes.
We
deliver
In
sacks
or
bulk.
Phone
us
your
orders
day
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Goal
Co.
Phone
15.
Main
Office;
Hotel
Central.
IN
PROMT!.
THI
IUPUMI
COURT
OF
COLUMBIA.
$3.75
$2.95
$1.25
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
SU
Phone
9.
Telephone
Specials
For
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
Jan.
-16th
and
17th
only.
SHOP
BY
PHONE
TO
SAVE
TIME
AND
MONEY.
Hrown
iugar,
2
lb.
5
lbs.
10
lb
Icing
Sugar,
t
lit-
...
lis.
BRITISH
In
Hie
Miller
of
the
Estate
of
Magnus
o.
on,
imc
i,i
me
iny
or
prince
llupert.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
dcreitrd.
ALL
rteraona
harms
.claim
intn.t
thA
r.Male
of
Manilla,
o.
Ilerr.
of
the
Cllr
of
Prince
lluperl
In
the
Province
of
British
t-utumbla.
wue.
died
il
the
city
of
Prince
llupert.
Province
aforenalil.
on
ilu.
nil,
i.v
of
September,'.
A.D.
ti3.
are
required
lb
PIPARTMCNT
Of
LANDS.
NOTICE.
Application
for
Orating
P.rmlta
for
th
Seaaon
of
1S24.
Application
ror
permits
to
irraze
livestock
on
the
Crown
rant-e
within
each
irrailnr
district
or
the
Provim-p
of
Hrltlnh
Columbia,
mut
lie
riled
wltn
the
Mutrlrt
Fore-tier
at
Cranhruok.
Fort
Oeorne,
kam-loop.
.el.ton.
I'rlnce
Ittipert.
Vancouver,
Vernon,
ami
VVillUnn
Lake,
or
with
the
l.ominlxiloiier
or
nrailnir.
Parliament
Rulldtnir.
Victoria,
B.C.,
.on
or
berore
March
lith.
19j.
Blank
rural
upon
which
to
submit
application
ma
V
tie
,,litilii,f1
renin
lh.
In..
trlcl
Forester
at
.the
above
named
nlaces.
ehilil
(te
iNiftl
tta
ll.ti.Mm.nl
..f
fl
a,
'l
I
Deputy
Department
of
Lands,
victoria.
B.C.
January
Sin.
ttii
UTILITIES
IN
vriiu
name
amy
rermea
to
trie
under-
rmmlrv
IrtH
ll
Mllicllor
tnr
llv
etornlrte
f
ih.
I
vu"
1
1
'
deceased
un
or
before
the
8lh
day
of
February,
m.
after
whirl)
date
the
aaid
rotate
will
be
distributed
aroona;
ttKe
entitled
thereto
having
retard
oulv
to
the
riaims
hi
wmrn
ine
executor
nall
then
nave
had
notice,
and
Ihe
executor
will
not
te
liable
Tor
the
ald
elate
or
anv
ban
tlierenf
In
inv
fM.ptu.ti
tt
n
ho
ntal...
,t
executor
thall
not
then
have
received
1
DATED
at
Prince
Rnnert
fx
r
thu
lih
day
of
January,
ISti.
WILLIAMS.
MASO
k
nO.XZALES,
Solicitors
fur
the
Evecutor,
Prince
Unpen.
B.C.
PAYING
SHAPE
Electric
Light
Surplus
For
1923
Estimated
at
$17,000
Telephones,
$11,000
Aid,
Macdonnld,
chairman
of
Ihe
utilities
committee,
announc
ed
to
the
city
council
lust
nk-lit
that
the
surplus
of
the
electric
liglA.
department
for
I
hp
year
i-'3
had
been
estimated
at
M,-
000
and
the
surplus
of
(be
tele-phone
department,
11,000.
Krnesl
Luxe,
superintendent
of
utilities,
hi
his
report
for
December
.showed
an
estimated
revenue
in
""the
telephone
department
of
$3,700,
expenditure
of
$3,017.7(5
and
surplus
of
(58i,-.M.
The
es
timated
revenue
of
the
light
de
partment
for
the
month
was
911,-
100,
expenditure
G,5t0.22,
and
surplus
1,809.78.
STIRRING
SPEECH
BY
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
BEFORE
EASTERN
BOARD
OF
TRADE.
(continued
from
page
one)
toward
the
alleviation
of
the
burdens
which
now
weigh
heav
ily
upon
the
taxpayers
of
the
No
Reductions
"There
is
much
talk
about
reduced
freight
rates"
said
Sir
Henry,
"but
two
and
two
don't
make
six
and
I
want
to
say
to
you
that
(here
can
be
no
reductions
made
in
the
gross
earnings
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Railways
if
we
are
to
increase
our
net
receipts.
If
the
people
of
Canada
want
reduced
freight
rates
they
can
have
them.
Hut
a
price
will
have
to
be
paid.
If
lliey
do
not
want
them,
we
can
constantly
increase
our
net
earnings
and
the.
day
will
not
be
fur
distant
when
the
railways
shall
no
longer
be
a
burden
upon
the
I
ax
payers
of
the
Dominion.
"Ihe
G..N.H.
I
regard
a
n
brought
into
the
world
by
Ulna,
O.U.
I'll..
,UICI
IIIIK
III
and
fostered
by
Minister
nut?;
of
n?1!
Lands.
lanolher.
And
as
far
as
I
am
,
-
-
.
I
I
BHHaiaaaaaVaiaVaaaaVaaaafJ
Giitbransta
Trad
Mara
At
the
End
of
a
Day
As
the
roll
unwinds,
music
works
its
magic.
Cone
are
the
cares
of
u
work-a-day
world.
A
dear
old
tune
touches
the
chords
of
tender
memory
brings
back
boyish
dreams
stirs
the
fires
of
inspiration.
Whatever
your
mood
as
you
bit
down
before
the
(iulbranscii
registering
piano
you
find
it
sympathetic,
responsive.
For
il
is
as
ready
to
reflect
the
exuberance
of
youth
in
the
latest
and
r...
......
I
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........
1
-
1
1
1
:
.
1
ui
iuiuiur
iuiius
as
it
1114,
10
iree
me
majestic
music
prisoned
in
the
score
of
a
composer's
rnastcrwork.
We
invite
you
lo
our
store
today
and
try
the
Gulbransen
registering
piano.
A
few
moments
will
reveal
the
pleasures
it
offers.
We
will
gladly
explain
the
advantages
of
its
many
exclusive
features.
Walker's
Music
Store
ltd.
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
Yesl
We
Do
Have
Bananas
I
Per
lb.
1Sc
Jap
Oranges,
per
box
..
45c
Oranges,
I
iloz-
for
..
$1.00
Creamery
Puller,
lb.
..
4Sc
B.C.
Kxtra
Fresh
Kggs,
doi.
50o
Wedding
Hreukfust
Coffee,
lb.
...
,
50c
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
In.
42o
Kconomy
Coffee,
lb.
...
47o
Kconomy
Tea,
lb.
60c
We
also
carry
a
supply
of
Fresh
Meat.
ECONOMY
STORE
.
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Phone
84.
ft.
F.
PERRY
for
ALDERMAN.
Kfonomy
and
Efficiency.
THEO.
COLLART
for
ALDERMAN.
Fcouomy
and
Kfficiency.
ARTHUR
SMITH
for
ALDERMAN.
Kconoiny
und
Kfficicncy.
.
Your
Vole
and
Influence
respectfully
solicited
Elizabeth
C.
Klrkpatrlck
for
Alderman
TIMBER
SALE
X
SS52.
Sealed
Tender)
will
be
rerelveil
hv
the
Mlnltter
uf
Land,
at
Victoria.
lint
later
than
ikkin
on
the
17th
day
of
January,
ii,
tor
im
purrnaoe
or
Llrelire
Xlli!,
t
cut
tSS.vuu
reel
nt
Cedar,
prure.
Hem-l(M-k,
Fir
and
lialtam,
on
an
area
tltuated
on
the
aouth
ahure
ff
owlkeno
Lake,
It
nice
t,
Coait
Land
DIMrlrt.
Two
(i)
yeara
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particular!
of
ihe
Chief
For.
eater.
Victoria.
ll.C,
or
Dlitrlcl
Foreiter,
,
ruiur
iiuiri.
li.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5798.
Sealrd
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
IMatrlrt
Fnreater,
not
later
than
tioou
on
Ihe
14th
day
of
January,
isti;
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X
J.
near
PenUo
Ann,
on
Morae
Lake,
C.ll.
a,
to
rut
Ui.OiiO
rjj.in.
of
spruce,
Cedar,
Hemlock
and
Ual
am
Sawloya,
sin
s
months
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particular!
of
the
Chief
Forea-ter,
Victoria,
or
the
Dutrlct
Foreiter,
frluu
Iiuptrt.
TUB
DAILY
NfrYB.
Tuesday,
January
15,
loj
A
SEVERE
ATTACK
OF
HEART
TROUBLE
Was
Relieved
By
MILBURN'S
Heart
and
Nerve
concerned
I
regard
merely
Ihe
nurse
to
Pills.
Mr.
S.
E.
Maroon,
Athens,
Out.,
wrlleai
-Four
yeara
aro
I
bad
a
very
severe
attack
of
bean
trouble.
I
consulted
my
doctor;
be
treated
tne
for
some
lime,
but
only
seemed
to
be
reltlnr
worse.
1
rinally
went
lo
our
drutrl.l
and
purchased
three
botes
of
Mllburna
Heart
and
.Nerve
I'llls
and
derived
Immediate
relief
from
their
ue,
and
I
can
truthfully
say
they
re
i
wonderful
medicine.
I
always
keep
a
box
on
band,
and
If
I
feci
out
of
sorts
Noble
Urand
I
take
a
few
pills
and
feel
all
rlthl
Main."
,,
.xiiuuru
a
Heart
and
.erve
I'llls
are
50c
a
box
at
all
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Mllbuni
Co,
Limited,
Toronto.
Out.
JUSTICE
OALLIHER
-INVESTIGATE
P.Q.E.
(Special
to
Daily
News)
VA.NCOUVKIl,
Jun.
15
While
no
announcement
bus
been
made
il
is
understood
that
Mr.
Justice
(ialliher
will
be
named
a
one
man
commission
on
P.tJ.K.
AITairs
to
investigate
the
Provincial
Party
charges.
I
am
quite
indifferent
to
its
par
i
l
,
i
'
I
i
entage.
The
success
or
failure.)
of
this
railway
system
shouM
not
be
the
sport
of
politicians
Left
or
the
football
of
politics.
It
itini.il,
other
policy
would
be
one
of
suicide,
perhaps
il
may
be
just
as
well
for
me
to
refer
lo
Ibis
in
view
of
events
;lhal
may
come
upon
us
before
the
year
Is
out."
A
slrong
plea
for
the
prosecution
of
a
sane
luid
aggressive
.policy
of
immigration
for
the
nonunion
win
be
put
forward
by
Sjr
Henry.
In
dealing
with
one
of
the
several
fdiuses
of
the
railway
problems,
this
problem
of
new
settlers
like
other
pro-
Mems
must
be
grunnlcd
with
in
a
courugeous
ami
common-senso
manner,
be
declared.
Made
to
Pay
"We've
got
lite
Canadian
.National
Hallways,
they
are
looking
up.
We've
got
the
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine.
It
can
be
made
lo
pay.
We've
got
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
fairly
aching
for
i
mm
ignition.
We've
got
everything
ju
Canada
a
nation
can
want.
We
can
do
big
things
with
all
of
(hem
if
jwo
will
only
pull
together.
Wo
must
forget
and
forgo
religious
prejudices,
sectional
pride
and
,all
those
things
that
are
merely
monkey
wrenches
in
t
h
;
machinery.
A
great
heritage
is
ours
if
we
will
only
handle
il
wilh
common
sense
und
courage.
Let
us
hold
fast
to
our
religion
in
good
und
(tike
our
courugc
in
both
bunds
and
we
will
maka
of
Canada
a
uutiou
of
which
our
children
will
be
proud."
Hefore
opening
bis
address,
.Sir
Henry
presented
a
bronze
meuai
ana
a
certificate.
01
the
Itoyal
Canadian
Humane
Society!
to
n
conductor
and
engineer
of
the
C.N.It.
for
life
saving.
Conductor
C.
Fred
Drowniiii'
received
the
bronze
medal
for
promptitude
and
cuurnge
in
tlio
rescde
of
Mrs.
A,
f).
Grainger
from
death
at
Coleau
Jet.
in:
November
1922,
Engineer
Donald
ltosa
received
the
cerlificate.
Sir
Henry
was
accompanied
by
Mr;
S.
J.
Hungerford,
vice-president
in
charge
of
operation
and
construction
and
other
ofllcials
of
the
system.
Visits
were
paid
during
the
afternoon
to
various
industrial
plants
and
entertainment
was
provided
by
the
Drockville
IJusl-nes
Men's
Club.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Coltliurst
of
Terrace,
who
has
been
on
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
Inland,
returned
to
the
city1
on
the
Princess
Mary
last
night
and
will
leave
on
lorught'a
train
for
the
interior.
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
FOR
REBEKAH
AND
ODDFELLOWS'
LODGES
ItebekaliK'
and
Oddfellows'
Lodges
last
night
Installed
uffi-
ceis
for
tlio
year.
The
cere
monies
were
followed
by
the
ser
vlug
of
refreshments
after
which
several
speeches
were
made
und
dancing
wus
enjoyed
lo
the
strains
of
piano
music
played
by
.Mrs.
W
in,
Sherman
if.
The
following
arc
the
new
of
fleers
for
each
lodge:
Rebekahs
Junior
I'usl
Noble
Urand
Mrs.
l'hil
MclHJitald.
Irvine.
Mr.
James
.Sinn
Vice
Grand
Mrs.
M.
J.
Smoke.
Recording
Secretary
Mrs.
James
Huuucial
Secretary
Mrs.
Ilurold
Smith.
Treasurer
Mrs.
II.
Dalgaruo,
Chaplain
Mis.
Ilert
Morgan.
Warden
Mrs.
J.
Mcintosh.
Conductress
Mrs.
J.
McKechuie
lllghl
Support,
Noble
Grand
MrsJI.
V.
Wilkinson.
Left
Support,
Noble
Urand
Mv.
V.
Shermuu
Jr.
Itight
Support,
Vice
Gruud
iMr.
S.
Hammond.
Left
Support,
vice
Grand
-
Mrs,
T.
Priest.
Inside
(Stiunl
Mr.
L.
C.
Kby.
Outside
Guard
Mrs.
Frank
Mor
ris.
Oddfellows
I'ast
(Irituil
Ilurold
Smith.
,
Noble
Grand
George
McAulay.
I
Vice
(irand
L.
C.
Kby,
myself
as
Hc-vonliiiK
Secretary
S.
V.
Cox.
lUai
Cllllll.
i
Kinniiriiil
KotTPlnrf
I'c.l
Klinur
Treasurer
II.
Crovell.
Itight
Support.
Noble
(irand
J
V.
MrKinley.
upporl,
Noble
(iraud
belongs
lo
the
people
and
lo
no
mght
Support,
Vice
Orand
political
parly,
ami
that
parly,
Ceorge
Leek.
which
plays
wilh
it
will
be
play-
Left
Support.
Vice
Urand
,.
in?
iaise
io
uie
mamiaie
or
Uio
Phillips.
people.
Irrespective
of
criticism
Warden
M.
J.
O'Kelly.
or
or
assault,
Ihe
present
ml-''Conductor
II.
Ferguson.
ministration
hopes
to
run
the
Jlight
Seem-
Hearer
J.
WoIpii-
railway
for
the
benefit
of
all
Ihe;
holme.
people
und
for
no
particular
Left
Seen
Hearer
1.
Plant.
section
whatsoever.
When
the
Chaplain
A.
llaird.
day
comes
that
this
cannot
ho
Inner
Cuanf
James
Irvine.
done
I
will
have
nothing
further
Outer
duanl
A.
J.
Calland.
lo
do
with
the
properly.
Any
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS
IVil
CANDIDATES
ENDORSED
Hy
PRINCE
RUPERT
TRADES
A
LABOR
COUNCIL
For
Aldermen:
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonald
Aid.
Alex.
Mackenzie
Geo.
B.
Casey
j.
j.
amis
Qeorge
Ruddsrham
James
Black
For
Police
Commissioner:
W.
H.
Montgomery..
Your
Vole
and
Influence
reuesled
in
support
of
Ihe
above
named
J.
It.
FOn
ALDERMAN.
I.
ARTHUR
BROOK8BANK
Solicits
your
Vole
und
Confidence,
FOR
ALDERMAN.
WM.
D.
MOXLEY.
A
resident
for
1
1
yearn,
Solicit)
Your
Vole
and
Influence.
Your
Voles
are
uked
for
on
behalf
of
F.
J.
FULLER
as
Alderman
lour
vole
and
Influence
Sollclled
for
CHA8.
V.
EVITT
For
Alderman
Phone
376
The
House
Phone
376
of
Quality
Just
5
Days
More
For
you
to
take
advantage
nT
our
(ircul
.Shoe
.Sliiurtr,
Mule.
Kverv
thing
in
Footwear
reduced
from
10
to
jo
tent,
liou't
miss
this
ns
everything
goes
w:k.
lo
the
rrgn,
Inr
price
ufler
January
10.
Here
un
u
revv
exlra
specials
for
Ihe
rt'ot
of
the
wnk
Men's
Black
or
Tan
Grain
Boots
All
solid
plain
W.
llfg.
'value
$7,011.
.Now
U.ti
Men's
Fine
Box
Calf,
Black
or
Tan
Dope
last,
for
tin-
week
only,
reg.
$.S.5i.
Now
$745
Boys'
Light
Calf
Dress
Boots-It
eg.
911.00.
This
week
only
$4.15
Women's
Brown
and
Black
Satin,
Slippers
For
evening
wear.
reg.
il0.U0
value.
Now
..
$7,15
Women's
Grey
Pumps
'J
button,
I
strap.
Cuban
heel.
reg.
f'.I.OO.
Now
J
3.55
Girls'
School
Boots
lllack
or
(an.
reg.
M
OO.
Now
$2.65
Black
or
Brown
Polish,
2
tins
for
25c.
-
-
SHOE
DEPARTMENT.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phone
376.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Tuesday,
7
and
9
Colleen
Moore
WATIR
NOTICf.
(OUaralOfl
an
UmJ.
1
TAkE
.OTICE"lh7l
W.
K
CuIIimul
hidlati
Areul,
whe
a.ldrr
la
l'rtiir
Huerl.
U.C.
mil
apply
for
a
licence
to
lake
and
ue
lo.ooo
aalni.
a
dar
of
viater
oul
of
mull
unnand
lake
on
Mellakatla
portion
of
TtlmpM-aii
Indian
llewrve
u
7.
nicn
riua
eicrly
and
drama
Into
bunran
H.r.
ttx,ut
vn
and
a
hair
mite
north
or
ObM-rtatory
point.
The
aalei
will
be
diverted
friii
tlie
lake
at
point
bMi
tu
mile
iHtlM-a.l
of
Mellakatla
Indian
Villaae.
and
lll
be
uwd
for
do.
nw.llc
purpooe
upon
the
land
drarrtbed
at
-uriiaaatia
Tom
n.
lie.
Talintwean
Imlian
lie.
x-rve,
o.
t.
Tlil
notice
waa
umII
nn
Hie
(rowiid
on
the
10
Hi
day
or
.November.
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A
nty
i,f
till,
notice
and
an
ap
pllratlon
purxiant
Itierel'i
and
Hi
the
"Water
Act.
H."
be
fikd
in
ll
office
of
the
Water
liecorder
at
prince
Itupert,
ll.C.
otijrrtloiu
In
I
lie
applica.
tlon
may
be
filed
with
the
aald
Water
Hecorder
or
with
the
f:-rtni.nller
ol
Water
Itlthta,
Parliament
tlulidmn.
Vl.
torla,
B.C..
within
thirty
daya
after
the
In
"The
Huntress"
The
rollicking
Mnrv
of
a
fenun.ne
go-gsMler
and
lir
relentless
man-hunt
Tin
refreshing,
original
tale
m
t
Indian-bred
girl
who.
yearning
Tor
,t
liuhaml
kidnap;.
Ihe
first
likely
voiilh
she
met
llreezy
onif
sly
lroiru
ui
new
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