January
CLEA
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFOnD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optomo-trlst.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practica
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
bo
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES
Diamonds,
w
a
t
c
h
o
s,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
ivory,
genuine
j
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
I
Inspection
Invited
I
Max
Heilbroner
j
Diamond
Specialist
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
AMBASSADOR
AND
FAMILY!!::--;
Sons
of
Sir
Esme
Howard
Travel
Second
Class
and
Put
.
on
No
Side
FATHER
IS
HUMAN
Meets
People
as
Men
and
Forget
he
is
a
Great
Official
KANlfc
.
SALE
SUGAR
1c
A
LB.
SUGAR
1c
A
LB.
ATTENTION
LADIES!
With
every
$5.00
Cash
Purchase
during
our
January
Clearance
Sale
you
are
entitled
to
5
Lbs.
of
Sugar
at
1c
a
Lb.
The
limit
is
5
Lbs.
to
every
customer.
Act
promptly
and
secure
5
Lbs.
of
Sugar
at
5c.
Remember
that
the
Sugar
offer
is
over
and
above
the
sale
Bargain
Prices
THE
FOLLOWING
IS
BUT
A
FEW
ITEMS
OF
OUR
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
SPECIAL
PRICES.
LOOK
THEM
OVER.
Ladies'
Rubbers,
medium
lieel
only,
for
50c
i.T
Pairs
of
Ladies'
Shoes
for
$2.00
25
Pairs
of
Ladies'
.Slippers,
Pumps
and
Oxfords,
nssorled
sizes,
for
$3.50
7
Discount
on
nil
Ladies'
and
.Children's
Shoes
and
lloijse
Slippers.
Men's
lliibbers.
IU
.$1.85.
Sale
Price
$1.50
.Men's
Overalls,
lief.
.$2.75.
Sale
Price
$1.85
Men's
I'lannelelle
Working
Sliirls.
Meg.
Sale
$1.85
Hoys'
Monarch
Sweaters.
Sizes
up
lo
.'10.
Sale
Price
$1.50
Monarch
Wool,
floss
and
dove,
1
oz.
balls,
four
for
$1.C0
Monarch
Wool,
down,
2
oz.
balls,
II
balls
for
$1.00
I
u
T;i
ii
Is
All
Wool
Ulack
Cashmere
Penman's
Hosiery.
1
pairs
for
$1.00
Children's
Heavy
llib
Cotton
Stockings,
all
sizes.
It
pairs
for
$1.00
balls
oT
Croehcl
Collou,
all
shades,
for
$1.00
5
yards
of
(irey
Collou,
I'.ii
inches
wide,
for
$1.00
'i
yards
or
While
I'lannelelle
for
$1.00
Kverylhiiig
in
our
sure
is
reduced,
genuine
bargains
in
every
department
in
the
slore.
JABOUR
BROTHERS
LTD.
Corner
Third
and
Seventh.
r2
Phone
645
1H
SPECIAL
-
JANUARY
-
SALE
v
SPECIAL
SILK
AND
WOOL
RIBBED
HOSE
ill
5
ilirrerenl
shades.
$1.25
Pair.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK.
Towing
Towing
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU
to
CONSULT
US
FIRST
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
TheyJ
Nl'.W
YOIIK,
Jan.
22.
(Hy
uiadian
l'rcss.
Wilien
two
of
Ilic
schoolboy
sons
of
!ir
KsnM.il
Howard,
Itrilish
ambassador
(o
llio
L'nih'd
Slates,
sailed
recently
for
Kngland
to
resume
their
studies
al
r.ambridge,
the
passengers
on
(lie
Paris
.were
given
a
further
demonstration
of
the
democracy
of
the
llrilish
ambus.
j
sailor
and
Ins
family.
I
he
two
boys,
Hubert,
17,
and
Francis,
l'J,
occupied
a
second
class
cabin.
Ship
news
reporters
repaired
in
amazement
to
the
second
class
quarters
lo
interview
lUp
lads
who
were
found
unpacking
their
belongings.
The
reporters
expressed
their
surprise.
'Surprised,"
laughed
Hubert,
rk
&
ainn
1
1
Night
Phones
Red
618
Gr.
601
533
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.
'
LTD.
Sailing's
from
Prince
Rupert.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanton
Bay,
and
Alart
Bay,
Tuaiday,
6PM
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Alart
Bay,
and
twanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
k
m.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
8
P.M.
For
ANVOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlvar
Cinntrlti,
Friday
A
M
tS2J
2nd
Aanu.
I.
Barnalay,
Ao.nt.
prnc,
RUp,rtl
B
Oi
"really
there's
iiolhins
to
bo1
surprised
at.
These
are
the
only'
accommodations
wo
can
afford.
less
expensive
and
works
hardship
than
if
we
travelled
in
the
fust
class,
lou
see,
my
lather
has
fixe
sons
ami
we
are
traclling
most
of
the
time,
so.
I
here
have
lo
bo
economies,
lie-sides,
we
like
lo
travel
this
way;
il
is
more
quiet
-and
we
school-j
boys
are
better
where
it
is
quiet."
'
Human
Person
Sir
Ksnie
did
not
see
his
sons'
off,
it
being
explained
that
he
j
hail
taken
two
of
his
younger
sous
to
their
school
al
I.ake-I
hurst,
j
The
reporter
in-writing
of
llio
jlnlorview,
look
occasion
lo
pay
,
a
tribuio
lo
fcir
J.sine,
wno,
lie
said,
was
most
human
and
did
not
know
the
meaning
of
t
lie
words
"put
on."
"Sir
Ksme,"
ho
said,
"does
not
play
according
lo
the
rules
Mr.
lloyle
would
have
decreed
for
Ibe
social
world."
After
describing
the
interview
with
Sir
Ksmc's
sons
the
writer
continued:
"Sir
Ksme
would
have
said
the
same
tiling
hail
be
been
at
the
French
Line
pier
yesterday.
1
know
because
be
was
just
thai
tinman
when
lie
arrived
here
iboard
I
he
Olympic
for
his
new
post
about
a
year
ago.
lie
wanted
lo
meel
personally
all
the
re-
porters,
told
one
of
I
hem
Unit
be
resembled
somewhat
Mis
eldest
"ii.
and
before
we
could
fire
lie
heavy
ipicslions
about
poli
tics,
economics,
etc.,
he
was
apologizing
because
his
cabin
was
loo
small
lo
aeeonimodAlc
nil
the
news
gatherers,
"They
adjourned
lo
Ibe
writing
room
of
Hie
ship,
alul
he
'Hissed
out
a
box
of
cigars,
said
'
e
wnsn'l
sure
just
what
their
papers
would
want
from
him,
but
lie
would
try
lo
help
(hem;
'hull
remember,'
he
smiled,
'a
diplo-'
maT
has
the
right
lo
hold
hack1
i
lillle
bit
of
news
now
and
then
!nm
you
gentlemen.
"'And
I
-want
youlo
meet
my
sons
when
they
come
over;
they
couldn't
gel
out
of
school
al
this
iine.
and
their
mother
has
been
Torced
lo
remain
Ihere
witli
lliem.
Then
I
intend
lo
bring
"tern
over
here
where
they
can
eel
an
idea
of
your
public
rlmols:
I've
heard
a
lot
of
nice
tilings
ahiiul
theiii.'
Talked
Familiarly
"lie
talked
along
in
that
tnan-'ii'r
until
Ibe
reporters
thought
'hey
were
dialling
witli
one
of
'lie
men
al
I
tin
office,
and
the
next
moment
he
might
ask
them
for
a
match
or
lell
Ibem
aboul
tin
parly
he
was
on
the
night
oreviolis.
"I've
often
wondered
if
Ibis
'
limair
man
ami
bis
family
aren't
rorced
lo
smile
inwardly
al
some
"'
their
neighbors
in
Ibe
diplo-italic
circles
in
Washington,
where
I
hey
live
more
according
!o
lloyle,
not
Howard."
MANSONEXPLAINSAND-
!
CHILLiWACK
MAYOR
IS
'
SENT
HOME
SATISFIED,
YICTOIIIA.
Jan.
22
Mayor
C.
V.
liarhcr
of
Chilliwack,
came
In
Victoria
lo
protest
lo
Allornoy-
"iii'ral
Mansnu
against
his
bill
or
liipior
law
enforcement
and
left
well
satisfied
with
Mr.
Man-foil's
altitude
on
the
lhiuor
ques
tion.
"We
have
reached
a
very
satisfactory
agreement
and
I
am
well
pleased
with
Hie
Attorney-(leneral's
altitude,"
Mr.
liarhcr
lold
newspaper
men
when
he
left
,
Mr.
Manson's
office.
"II
is
Inn
illial
the
deductions
from
Chilli.,
wack's
liipior
profits
for
lawen-roiceiuenl
costs
were
high
but
apparently
Ihere
is
no
remedy
for
Ibis
and
we
must
bear
it.
The
nir.il
ii.
i..
i.
.........
......
I
liciilarly
high.
However,
I
am
I
well
satisfied
with
Mr.
Manson's!
I'Mdaiialions
and
I
believe
we'
shall
have
co-operaliou
and
har-
.
j
iiiony
in
Hie
future."
'
I
i
miliar
APniiNn
far
tea;
PREDICTED
BEFORE
LONG!
'I'lie
Iremendous
increase
in
Hie
popularily
of
lea
as
a
beverage
bas
been
such
Hint
Hie
producing
coiiulries
have
been
unable
o
salisry
Hie
dcTiiiind,
'Ibe
price
of
lea
lias
been
sleadily
iiicreasinjr
fur
a
number
of
years.
Since,
iiowevej",
you
can
make
from
250
lo
300
cups
of
leu
In
Hie
pound.
een
at
Ibe
urice
of
l,oo,
lie
cost
per
cup
is
only
oiic-lliiril
of
ii
cent.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
HltillY
ISLAND.
Snowing
wi-sl
wlftl'f
baroiiM'ler,
.SSI.--
January
ClearanceSa
atie
you
paid
us
a
visit
yet?
85c
STRONG
COTTON
SOX
Ileg
25c.
In
Hrown
and
Klack.
3
Pairs
for
85c
SOX
TOWELS
27
iS,
Iteg.
n'.OO
pair.
II
avy
While
Hath
Towels.
Pair
HANSON'S
PURE
WOOL
SOX
Meg.
50c.
2
Pairs
for
85c
$1.45
EACH
DAY
OUR
SALES
RECEIPTS
GET
BETTER
AND
BETTER.
WHY?
BECAUSE
THIS
IS
A
GENUINE
RE-DUCTION
SALE
AND
THE
VALUES
ARE
GREAT.
IF
YOU
HAVE
NOT
ALREADY
PAID
A
VISIT,
DO
IT
N0VVI
IF
YOU
HAVE,
COME
AGAIN!
Men's
Strong
Flannelette
Shirts
lleg.
S2.75.
In
Hrown,
Khaki,
Dark
and
Light
(Irey.
Strongly
finished
in
material
-which
will
give
Hie
maximum
of
wear.
Six.es
n
lo
ma.
$1.85
Men's
Pure
Wool
Pullovers
Peg.
$..
l.").
These
have
Hi''
shawl
c
n
and
ore
well
made.
Willi
roulrusljng
.i
in
dark
and
light
sh.vlcs.
$3.95
SPECIALS
FROM
OUR
DRYG00DS
DEPARTMENT
SHIRTING
Oxford
Shirting
in
smart
clean
patterns,
27"
wide.
Ileg.
Kir
per
yard.
3
yards
for
KITCHEN
CLOTHS
Kxeelient
quality.
20''
x
21
Ileg.
50c
each.
3
for
$1.10
wmEssaesmmsKsimmiK
Braces
and
Belts
MEN'S
WORK
BRACES
Ileg.
75c.
Strung
ves.
45c
MEN'S
LEATHER
BELTS
Ileg.
St.
00
v;
,:'
65c
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FOR
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
FROM
9
A.M.
TO
12
NOON
ONLY.
OCUVIlS
I
ROYAL
HOUSEHOLD,
m
-JtOMlHOl'UllOU).
6
4
Service
ROBIN
HOOD,
or
FIVE
ROSES
FLOUR
49
lb.
Sacks
-
$2.75
All
Flour
orders
will
he
delivered
f
recorders
nken
from
U
(ofl2
noon
only
100
Tins
ROYAL
D.
SLICED
PINEAPPLE,
2's.
Special,
per
tin
20c
We
'recommend
Ibis
-line
as
AJ
IOCO
LIQUID
POLISH
Quart
Tins
Special
60c
Why
pay
Sl.IJ."
per
tin
for
highly
advertised
lilies?
L
3aiM
noon'
HAMSTERLY
FARM
STRAWBERRY
JAM
1
lb.
Pails
65c
1,000
Lbs.
TERRACE
TURNIPS
Kxlni
special
10
lbs.
for
25c
Your
lasl
chance
Ibis
season
at
a
pn
e
which
is
loss
lliiiu
wlioleoe.
SUGAR
CRISP
CORNFLAKES
4
for
-
35c
Limit
12
In
each
customer
POST'S
BRAND
FLAKES
15c
straight
Universal
Trading
Co.
BR.AM
n,ctn
lor
i
hmw
W
A
KXATlVf
FOOD
KIABV
TO
tT
CAMcm
wtijn
(tKN
a
lit
Isl
Satisfaction
leuiiieral
tire.
sea
siuootli
12:10
ii.in,
spoke
steaniei'
I'rinci.
Iltiperl
ulT
(ireen
Island
uoilli-liuuml.
I)
HA
1
1
TIlKK
I'OINT.
Clear.
calm;
baroineler,
5U.IM;
leinper-
a
I
u
re.
i;
sea
smooth.
HULL
H.UtllOll.
llaininj:.
liybt
norlliwesl
wind;
baroiueler,
2W.ll;
leinpornlure,
32;
nioder-ale
svb'll;
(1,30
p.m.
spoko
sleauier
(irilTeit
towing
barge
irltrnel,
ancborVii
d
1'orl
Alexander;
(i.:i(l
p.
ui.
spoke
sleamer
Clielolisin.
IcT!
Alert
May
rlb-
botiuil;
W.Hl
i.iii,
sjioke
sleulucr
uardeua
abeimi
Adeulirooke
Is
land
soulliboundj,'
'"
Noon
;
IMCIIV
MLA.NI),('.loudy,
ligbl
sotilb
wind;
bmoiueter.v
2W..1U;
leinoerului'e
M.'l:
sen
.
smooth.
Ii:.l
TIUCH
I'OIN'I'.
Clear,
ealni;
baroiueler,
2W:iitl;
leinper-altire,
2(1:
sea
.suioolli,
I'IM.L
IIAlUinili-llvercasl.
slronif
noil
liwi'sT'
wind;
barometer,
2W:I2;
leinpunjlure,
a7;
s.-a
iiilpli;
'K.iy
ii.
iii,
simke
sM'iiiner
Proier
.loliu.
lefl
.ledway
1m
in
ml
or,
Allison
Harbor:
l.'.lu
miiL
umlil
spoke
steamer
I'.IicIoIisiii
citli'i
In;;
Milbank
uuud
USE
OF
WIRELESS
TO
!
CHEAT
IN
EXAMINATIONSj
Studont
In
Franco
Shocks
University
Faculty
by
Daring
Plan
sritASSIIOI
IMl,
I'niiice.
.Ian.
22.
I'se
of
wireless
as
u
means
of
"cribbing"
by
a
young
medical
student
liorririnl
the
whole
uiiiMM'slly
jfacully
here
II
ncenis
Hint
an
aspiring
Alsatimi
in.
slnllcil
a
wireless
li'lcplionc
,cl
under
Hie
lalde
al
which
be
was
due
lo
'undergo
a
wrillcn
lest
and
I
lint
a
friend
coached
hint
from
IbciiUlsble.
.
dvcrlWe
In
Hie
Dally
News
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
7
and
0
p.m.
"OPEN
ALL
NIGHT"
A
fnsl-slewiing
farce-comedy
of
Paris
nfler
dark.
Tin'
ivory
ii
a
rilllKIUK-IIIC
,,
......
...
...
,.
.....
,
i.ioiiMiiir;
mii:
wno
rammed
iiliiiosl
oo
far.
I'he
roineiu
of
a
wile
who
liirued
rroin
a
lirninv
man
lo
n
brawny
i"""
mid
K"l
int
a
l'eek
nf
trouble.
It's
IVeuchy,
Jriskv
ti
nl
funny.
Oui,
On
i.
you
said
il.
(jome
mid
get
u'rnerrv
ni
-..8v
w,
,,;
i.mihii
Biioiiis.
niuiiiMirn
grouches
siir-rf--nin
removed
by
Ibis
new
laugh-cure.
tiome
nud
Kn.v
ytiting'"
(I
rls.
Do
eiiveinen
ni
!.
...1
..
.
.
..
i
.u
bee
"Ojieii
All
Nighl."
irm!1'1
'as
Adolpho
Monjou,
Viola
Dana,
Raymond
o
Griffith.
Maori
n
ci..
.
..
.
'.
J...j.t
.
.
.
iriio,
uacK
u
an
nn.
.initn
uouuv
mid
others.
COMEDY
THE
SPAT
FAMILY
IN
"HELP
ONE
ANOTHER.",
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE
35c
and
IOC