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i
rAQE
SIX
TFIE
DAILY
NEWS
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
COR-RECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practical
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
in
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
1
ROTORSHIPIS
NOT
BEAUTIFUL
One
Who
Saw
Her
Trial
Tells
About
his
Experiences
The
English
papers
are
devoting-
a
good
deal
of
space
to
the
rolorship
that
was
tried
out
in
Europe
recently.
The
London
'I'iines
special
correspondent
says:
The
ltuckau
presents
an
extraordinary
and
somewhat
un-
beautiful
appearance,
lleforc
her
conversion
into
a
rotor-boat
:slie
was
a
Ihree-masled
.schooner
of
(1(10
Ions.
She
now
carries
two
revolving
lowers
or
cylinder
of
thin
sheet-iron
each
about
0ft.
high,
8fl.
in
diameter,,
and
capped
witli
a
kind
of
flange
or
nielal
lid.
She
looks
something
like
a
steamship
with
two
gro
tesquely
enlarged
towering
funnels
so
wide
apart
that
one
is
well
forward,
the
oilier
well
aft.
The
hull
is
painted
green,
the
two
lowers
are
painted
grey.
Apparently
it
has
been
slated
that
Ihey
are
grooved
or
rough
ened,
but
this
is
an
error,
for
they
are
just
as
smooth
as
the
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"Wanderer
of
the
Wasteland''
Adapted
from
Zane
Cirey's
famous,
best-seller
story.
The
thrilling
adventure
of
on
outcast
who
became
a
hermit
of
the
desert.
A
remarkable
new
departure
iu
niolion-pictures
was
inaugurated
in
this
photo-play,
every
scene
being
filmed
in
its
natural
colors
by
the
Technicolor
process,
showing
a
wonderful
contrast
to
the
ordinary
black
and
white
photography.
Stirring
incidents
include
a
fight
with
a
rattlesnake,
an
avalanche
in
the
(irund
liaiiynn,
the
herb's
00
fool
leap
inlo
Hie
sand
which
completely
buries
him
and
a
first-class
fislic
ballle.
A
delightful
romance
runs
all
Ihe
way
through
mingled
with
comedy.
Strong
cast.
Jack
Holt,
Billie
Dove,
Noah
Beery,
James
Mason,
George
Irving,
Kathlyn
Williams
and
others.
COMEDY
HAL
ROACH'S
RASCALS
IN
"YOUNG
SHER-
LOCKS."
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.
50c
and
25c
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD,
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
j
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
hnndle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
January
CLEARANCE
SALE
Ladies'
Special
Ladies'
Flaunclelle
Nightgowns,-
round
neck
and
long
sleeves,,
lteg.
l.(i.-,.
Sale
rice
$1.25
Ladies'
Figured
Crepe
Nightgowns,
in
pink
and
mauve,
round
neck
and
short
sleeves
.
teg.
.:i.5:.
Sale
$2.25
Ladies'
Monarch
Art
Silk
Hosiery
during
the
sale
to
sell
fur
.'75c
Ladies'
(ircen
and
llrown
Woollen
Heather
Penman's
Hosiery.
Meg.
L25
and
t.:!r.
Sale
Price
...
85c
Ladies'
Woollen.
Crepe
Skirts,
lteg.
tf(l.lM).
Sale
Price
$3.75
Ladies'
Hloiises,
F.uglish
broadcloth,
in
while
and
natural
color.
Prices
Si:i.."iO,
.$..((),
anil
..'(.
Hale
Prices
$2.75,
$3.85
nnd
$5.25
Ladies'
Sweaters.
Monarch
latest
creation
iu
the
lalest
shades;
the
variety
is
too
big
to
classify
but
we
(ilTcr
'-'"
per
cent
discount
on
all
our
slock
or
Sweaters,
Ladies'
(iood
(Quality
Voile
Hloiises,
trimmed
with
Val.
and
Filet
Laces.
Values
from
fco.rit)
to
0.7").
Sale
Pric
$4.25
JABOUR
BROTHERS
LTD!
Corner
Third
and
Seventh.
Phone
645
coal
of
paint
on
llio
sheet-iron
and
the
small
rivets
have
left
tliein.
At
a
distance,
and
especially
in
today's
mitt,
it
is
the
great
lowers
that
first
come
into
sight
Tlin
1
1
1
1
1
1
inpYiTwrnpiimw
liv
Trip
comuarison.
comparison.
The
absence
of
fttnvas
sail
or
of
any
propeller
(save
a
small
auxiliary
screw
that
only
works
in
emergency),
and
nothing
but
the
silently
revolving
lowers,
make
her
an
uncanny
object
as
she
"glides
through
t
Im
water.
Run
by
Four
Men
She
passed
us
towards
two
o'clock
iu
the
afternoon.
She
vas
jailing
in
a
free
wind
blowing
al
seven
or
eight
miles
an
hour.
Her
own
speed
was
five
or
six
knots.
She
was
very
steady
in
the
water,
'and
had
no
perceptible
list.
Just
as
she
was
growing
faint
in
mist
the
aft
lower
slowed
down.
She
began
to
turn,
and
then
Ihe
aft
lower
I
began
lo
rkwolw
again
while
the
forward
lower
slowed
down.
Tb.en
she
headed
lowanls
'us,'
and
soon
sailed
by
at
the
same,
even
pace,
both
towers
ilescrib-
ing
about
120
revolutions
to
the'
minute.
It
would
have
been
interesting'
Ui
see
how
e!o.e
she
could
sail;
to
the
wind,
but
the
experiment
j
was
not
atlcnrpled.
She
was
be-!
iag
run
by
four
men,
a
eonsid-:ible
reduction
of
Hie
number
who
must
have
been
needed
to!
run
Ihe
original
schooner.
A
-mall
diesel
engine
works
the
owers,
ami
then
there
is
I
lie!
small
auxiliary
engine;
thus
lliei
mount
(if
space
left
for
cargo
is
far
greater
than
on
a
steamship.
Towers
Large
The
towers
are
large
but
relatively
fragile
(the
iron
sheeting
is
not
more
than
two
millimetres
thick1.
Would,
they
re-
iiil
the
nattering
of
a
hurricane;
and
Ihe
smashing
impetus
of
heavy
seas?
The
inventor
ap-
parenlly
has
good
reason
lo
think
lhal
they
would,
but
this
is
one.
and
perhaps
Ihe
most
important,
of
the
things
thai
wall
a
conclusive
trial.
'APTAIN
WINGATE
UND
CREW
OF
FIVE
DRIFT
HELPLESSLY
ON
LUMBER
BARGE.
(continued
from
page
one)
ashes
and
coal.
Cable
Parted
The
fight
back
across
lr
Straits
with
lug
and
barge
safe
was
all
but
won
and
Ihe
shelter
..ml
safely
iu
llio
lee
of
Triple
Nland
was
but
one
mile
distant!
nfler
Capl.
Pearson
had
skillfully
lavigaled
the
reefs
ami
shoals,
iii
I
ho
face
of
a
furious
gale
and,
driving
rain
when
Ihe
tow
liuel
from
lug
lo
barge
caiighl
but-'
loin
and
snapped,
Ihe
llergainon'
oing
adrift.
i
Understanding
thai
the
largi'
salvage
lug
.N'ilinal"
was
al
Prince
lluperl
and
his
own
boal
I
iu
a
serious
plight,
Cant.
Pear-1
son
made
the
decision
lo
come
in
here
witli
all
speed
possible
and
semi
the
Xilitial
lo
I
lie
rcs-
ue.
Arriving
here
al
10
o'clock.!
e
found
that
there,
was
nut
a
'oat
in
Ihe
jx.irt
Unit
cnuhl
yen-:
lure
into
Hie
slorin
and
live
itself.
Then
radio
messages
were
seal
iu
all
directions
fur
help
'luil
misfhl
be
in
neighboring
waters.
Had
I
known
that
there
wasj
no
boal
here
lhal
could
be
sent
oul.
I
would
never
have
come
in
myself
but
would
have
slaycd
by
lb
e
llergainon
iu
spile
of
the
danger
we
ourselves
would
have
been
in."
declared
(laid.
Pearson.
In
Hie
meantime,
lite
Massed
Is
mooned
al
Ihe
dry
dock
here
and
her
crew
are
si
ill
working
In
pump
her
oul.
It
.would
be
suicidale
for
them
to
venture
oul
again,
il
was
deemed
by
the
crew,
allliougli
Capt.
Pearson
was
still
willing
Ibis
morning
lo
make
anolher
clash
for
Hie
llerg
ainon.
Drifting
Toward
Island
When
the
Masselt
lett
Ihe
vicinity
of
the
accident,
Ihe
llergainon
was
drifting
towards
Dunlins
island
bill
Capt.
Pears6n
was
of
Hie
opinion
thai
she
may
have
missed
hilling
il.
There
was
mil
even
one
of
Ihe
CanadianUsli
Ctt
Storage
Co.'s
trawlers
in
a
position
Ibis
morning
lo
go
lo
Ihe
rescue,
Capl.
Pearson
slated.
Capl.
Wfngale
is
well
known
in
Prince
lluperl.
Formerly
hi
was
niasler
of
the
G.O.M.M.
Can
adian
Winner
and
al
least
onci1
j
brought
lhal
vessel
here.
About
a
year
ago,
he
left
Ihe
lUt.M.M,
to-
go
inlo
business
for
himself
The
mimes
of
the.
oilier
members
of
Ihe
llergainon
h
crew
were
not
available
oil
the
Masselt
They
were
signed
on
al
Vaueuu
'ver.
SQUAM
HATS
lu
Olive,
Green,
or
Hlack,
absolutely
waterproof.
Stiff
brim,
all
sizes.
Price
F01
Particular
People''
$1.25
a
food
ir-
..-
Jitru.-a
"
SET",
Service
Let
It
Rain!
GRAPE
NUTS
1Bc
Pkg.
Limit
(i
to
each
customer.
POLICE
COMMISSION
Alexander
McKenzie.
who
a
term
as
alderman
of
this
city
during
Hie
year
IU2'J.
an
nounces
(bat
be
will
be
a
candidal!'
for
police
ciiinniissioiier
(ills
year.
His
decision
is
iu
response
lo
Ihe
reipiesl
of
a
number
of
citizens.
DANCE-LAST
NIGHT
Home
forty
couples
allended
in
enjoyable
dance
staged
iu
II
1
0
Klks'
Home
lust
night
by
the
Happy
Thought
Dancing
Club.
Music
was
furnished
Jiy
Art
Kassnn's
orchestra
ami
Mube
I'ortin
was
niasler
of
ceremonies.
The
affair
was
in
progress
from
D
o'clock
until
1
.30
and
refreshments
were
served
at
Advert!
ii
thu
Dally
News
ohi
nr.
a
r
it
Our
Oiled
Clothing
WILL
KEEP
YOU
DRY
QCYCf)
IkJ
BRASD
Jr
Guaranteed
Waterproof
SLICKER
PANTS
AND
COAT
Most
essential
for
Ihe
man
working
outside.
They
are
made
lo
slnnd
hard
wear
and
roomy.
Pauls
have
bib
ami
boll)
are
fully
lined.
.-!
Price
per
garment
$300
JL,
Brown
Label
Regular
NOc
lb.
j
Special,
70c
lb.
4
Blue
Label
Regular
Hoc
Hi.
rr-'
Sp8dal.
75c
lb.
200
LB.
BROKEN
SHELLED
WALNUTS
Special
per
lb
35c
100
lb.
Icing
Sugar
in
bulk,
V
V&
His.
for
25c
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Hi
Packages
for
25c
COWAN'S
INSTANT
COCOA
Villi,
lins,
reg.
JJ.'ic.
Special
20c
Tin
Friday,
January
0.
1925.
Oil
SO'WESTER
HATS
Has
soil
pliable
brim,
making
very
romftfrlahle
lo
wear,
lit
Hlm
K
or
Olive
(ireeii.
All
sizes.
Price
$100
There
are
Garments
here
for
Every
Purpose
at
Popular
Prices
BOYS'
OLIVE
SLICKERS
You
won't
need
lo
worry
about
the
young
folks
gelling
wet
if
Ihey
are
eipiipped
with
one
of
these
coals.
All
sizes.
Prices
$4-50
and$5-
MEN'S
FULL
LENGTH
SLICKERS
lu
Olive
or
Hlack.
Well
made
ami
strongly
pul
liigelher.
Fastens
close
up
lo
neck
willi
snap
fastener.
Cor
duroy
facing
on
cojlar.
Absolutely
(
guaranteed.
Prices
p.OOandp.50
III
m
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FROM
0
A.M.
TILL
12
NOON
ONLY
FOR
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
&
SATURDAY.
&
vx
N-can1
FELS
NAPTHA
SOAP
II)
liars
to
Carton,
Special
75c
each
I.
mill
:i
to
each
customer
tyc
arc
headquarters
HEINZ
57
VARIETIES
HEINZ
PORK
AND
BEANS
Plain
or
In
Tomato
Sauce
Small
size,
:i
lins
for
.Medium
size,
II
tins
for
5C0
Tins
Sliced
or
Halved
Peaches,
1's,
Talis,
at
20c
per
Tin.
.l.imil
10
Tins
to
eucji
CiHomer.
Universal
Trading
Co.
35c
50c
Satisfaction
IN
THE
FIELD
FOR
f
January
Home
Furnishing
Sale
3rd
Avenue.
U1IN1INU
KUUM
SUITE
SPECIALS
S
Piece
Solid
Oak
lliuiug
Room
Suite
$120.00
S
Pieces
S'oliil
Oak
Hilling
Room
Suile
$132.50
U
Piece
'j'wu-loiie
Oak
"William"
and
"Mary"
design.
Sale
Price
..
$218.50
This
is
u
very
allraclive
suile
in
Ihe
lalesl
oak
two-lone
finish.
!
Piece
Two-lone
Waluul
finish
hining
Room
Suile.
Special
$200.00
1)
Piece
lliuiug
Room
Suile,
Fumed
finish.
Special
$130.00
SPECIAL.
U
Piece
Solid
Walnut
Dining
Room
Suile.
Reg.
.Htl0.no.
Salt
price
...
$300.00
This
suite
carries
a
guarantee
from
Ihe
niaiiufaclurers.'
Fumed
Oak
lluffel.
Hale
Price
$45.00
(iolilen
Oak
Hiirfet
.
Sale
ric;(!
.
.
$48.00
I'
nmed
Oak
Oblong
Table.
Sale
Price
$36.50
SPECIAL.
,
H
'
icce
Dining
R0,n
Huile,
Wnluiit
fin-
lsh'
hpcrial
eflS.KO
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phone
20