"AGE
SIX
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
ex
perience
and
practlca
knowledge
of
optomotrv,
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
PETER
JUDGE
DIED
I
ON
SATURDAY
LAST
Was
Well
Known
Figure
of
Long
Standing
Along
Waterfront
Fisherman
and
Jeter
Judge,
well
known
figure
of
Inn?
standing
along
the'
walprfront,
expired
in
flic
Prince'
liupcrl
(Teueral
Hospital
on
Jan-I
WATCH
THIS
SPACE
for
Our
Ad.
Tomorrow
JABOUR
BROTHERS
LTD.
Phone
645.
Corner
3rd
and
7th.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
SPECIAL
-
JANUARY
-
SALE
SPECIAL
SILK
AND
WOOL
RIBBED
HOSE
in
5
different
shades.
$1.25
Pair.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK.
i
uary
31.
On
December
30,
he
I
rp
.
r
1
1
F
i
11
wa
admitted
to
ti.e
institution
l
reat
loids
Externally
after,
having
been
fomul
ill
an.lj
Fo
bronchitis
or
decp
helpless
in
the
shack
he
occupied
chest
colds,
rub
Vicks
VapoRub
briskly
on
the
waterfront
tiff
Section
2.
over
throat
and
chest
and
cover
with
.....
,
...
-.
,
warm
flannel.
n
J
uiikf
as
.
J
...
s
-m
;
Vlks
ccts
twQ
jbcu,
direct.
fixe
and
a
native
or
Ireland,
lie;
oWW
like
a
liniment
and
iahnltd
as
lived
in
I'rince
Hupeti
for
many;
a
vapor.
A
quick
relief
for
the
cold
tIWihles
of
family-
years
and
was
regularly
em-1
ployed
by
the
pacific
Stevedoring
".i.
us
a
longshoreman
though
he
occasionally
followed
salmon
fishing.
As
far
a
is
known,
he
leaves
i
no
kin
in
this
country.
Mr.
ami
Mrs
.Alonzn
Haines
ami
family
returned
to
the
city
at
f
lie
end
of
the
week
aflrr
having
spent
two
months
and
a
half
n
vacation,
in
the
East.
They
spent
the
most
of
the"
time
af
Toronto
but
also
visited
Detroit.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
9
p.m.
The
Side
Show
of
Life
Aj
tliree-ring
drama
uf
circus,
stage
and
society.
A
pirlure
which
throws
the
spotlight
on
the
secret,
behind-Ihe-scenelifc
of
a
cireus
funny
muii
showing
him
us
lie
really
is,
stripped
of
his
grease
paint
ami
hag
of
tricks.
A
hraud
new
kind
of
love
story
with
a
clown
as
Iho
lover
and
the
Hig
Top
urn
the
.Sawdust
Iting
as
(he,
sellings.
The
love-drama
of
Hie
fun-maker
who
rose
lo
a
higher
plane;
who
had
to
choose
between
the
sorie.ly
girl
of
his
new
world
and
the
circus
girl
he
had
lert
behind
him.
A
strong
mixture
of
romance
and
comedy.
Strong
cast:
Ernest
Torrence,
Anna
Q.
Nilsson,
Neil
Hamilton,
Lawrence
D'Orsay,
Maurice
Cannon,
Louise
Lagrange
and
others.
"FIGHT
AND
WIN"
SERIES,
No.
6-JACK
DEMPSEY
in
"BRING
HIM
IN."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35o
and
10c
MAJOR
ZANNI
NOW
AT
OSAKA!
Argentinean
Aviator
Making
Arrangements
to
Continue
His
World
Flight
In
Spring
TOKIO.
Feb.
2.
Major
Pedro
Zanni,
the
Argentine
aviator
who
arrived
here
last
fall
on
hi
light
around
the
world,
hopped
off
last
week
for
Osaka
where
:e
will
store
his
airplane
pernios
the'
continuation
of
his
flight
teross
the
Pacific
and
Canada
ollowing
the
route
which
was
aid
out
for
Squadron
Leader
loart
Mael.arrn,
leader
of
the
ill-fal'-d
Ili'ilish
expedition,
'alrick
Murphy,
Zanni's
advance
-Hi.
is
leaving
for
Seatlle.
in
.in
effort
lo
seture
ships
to
as-
isl
Ihe
aviator
in
his
flight.
I
BOTH
BIOGRAPHY
AND
TRAVEL
AT
LIBRARY
Among
hooks
recently
secured
y
the
public
library
dealing
willi
biography
and
I
ravel
are
"A
Tool
in
Knglaiid,"
by
W.
II.
Hudson.
-
Tbr
Color
of
London,"
bv
W.
I.
Lortie.
'
The
(Hiisy
Camp
and
lloyal
I
Palace,"
by
K.
().
Iloope.
i
"Wandering
in
Northern
.I
China."
by
11.
A.
l'ranck.
j
"In
the
Heart
of
the
Canadian
j
'loekies.'
by
James
Outram.
I
iinani
iiazlitl,;
by
Augus-
i
inn
liuricll.
I
"Life
of
S'ir
Krncst
Shacklc-
ion."
by
II.
It.
Mill.
"Duperl.
Prince
Palatine,"
by
a
a
Scoll.
CANADIAN
MILLER
COMING
TO
RUPERT
Wirsless
Station
Reports
C.
G.
M.
M.
Vessel
Bound
From
Japan
For
This
Port
Iiigby
Island
wiryless
slnlioji
eporlx
U,
(I.
M.
M.
steamer
'jinadfan
Miller
coming
into
.'Mince
lluperl
from
Japan.
Last
night
at
8
o'clock,
Ihe
vessel
was
1,002
miles
out.
Local
authorities
hae
not
been
advised
is
lo
the
ship's
coming
here.
If
'hi'
Miller
actually'
does
arrive
it
will
be
her
first
visit
to
tin'
port.
NEW
BUILDING
AT
KETCHIKAN
STARTS
KI.HnilKAN.
Feb.
2.
The
iiuilding
housing
the
New
York
Cafe
and
Slenslaud
Jairy
Is
to
be
lorn
down
and
a
new
store
block
erected
containing
three
slorcs.
The
work
is
being
done
for
the
Ketchikan
Wharf
Company
which
owns
Ihe
property.
JANUARY
WEATHER
Precipitation
Totalled
9.28
Inches;
Only
Thirteen
Hours
of
Sunshine
The
following
weather
report
for
the
mouth
of
January
is
issued
by
S.
C.
Jackson
of
Digby
Island,
hominiou
meteorologist:
Maximum
temperature,
II
on
January
26.
Minimum
leniperalure,
lit
on
January
:il.
Mean
leinperarure,
Total
precipita,litn,
:iti
cbes.
Snowfall,
Jt3
inches,
Hnliifull,
fi.UH
inches.
,
Sunshine,
13
hours."
Maximum
wind
velocity.
miles
per
hour
on
January
19
du-
Ci
I
Total
wind
velocity
for
mouth,
,
miles.
"Tile
prisoner
looks
Ihe
pic
ture
of
dejeclion."
cs,
and
he
says
he's
been
framed.
''
THE
DAILY
YEWS
Montlay,
Ftbruary
js
Pre-lnventory
Days
are
money
saving
events
for
our
patrons
All
oddments
and
brokei
assortments
are
offered
at
very
low
prices
to
effect
a
speedy
clean
up.
The
limited
number
of
lines
mentioned
below
are
but
a
few
of
the
many
reductions
in
all
departments
Boys'
Heavy
Wool
Ribbed
Hose
Sizes
O'a
to
II
Mi.
11
eg.
s
1.25.
95c
Heavy
Boys
Mackinaws
Pure
Wool
Finest
materials.
To
clear
Service
$5.45
Children's
All
Wool
Pullover
Suils
.....!:
i
v
l
ALICE
ARM
It.
1'.
Mctiuiuis
was
taken
to
Ihe
Anyox
Hospital
last
week
for
Irealiueut
following
an
accident,
i
on
the
skating
rink
when
Ins
i
spectacles
were-luoken
and
lnlaj
of
iian
entered
his
eye.
The
wedding
took
place
last
week
of
I.ee
Inlermela
of
Alice
Arm
and
Miss
Lillian
.N'ickeison
of
Anyox.'
They
are
taking
up
llieir
residence
in
Alice
Arm.
V
rilliL,i
it
f
mi
viil
ell
tins
lienn
'made
in
the
llaliiy
tunnel
of
the,
Ksperanza
Mineiwhicli,
il
is
expected,
will
greatly
enhance
the
values
of
ore
from
that
mine.
'
HIS
ONE
MERIT
Customer
(looking
at
parrol)
Can
be
talk?
Itealer--
No,
iiiiu'aiu,
hul
he's
:i
wonderful
listener.
Boys'
Strong
Work
Shirts
.
h)
K;lk
,
,
Camel,
lu.les
1
.'
oip.e,
To
dl.ar
Mills
and
Lap.
Sizes
2
lo
5
$3.95
85c
BOYS'
WEAR
at
clean
up
prices
Mackinaws,
Overcoats,
Underwear,
Hose,
Boots,
etc.
at
Reduced
Prices
Boys'
Leather
Gauntlet
Gloves
With
.Star
on
ruff.
lteg.
$1.30.
Special
$1.00
The
Home
of
"20th
Century"
Clothes
Universal
Trading
Co
Boys'
Fleece-Lined
Shirts
and
Drawers
Heg.
MIc
It
g
55c
Combinations
Itegnliir
l
on.
T
$1.10
Children's
Oliver
Twist
Suits
ciilh
oiade
S
pattern,
lteg.
ao.lio.
S
rial
$4.45
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FOR
MONDAY,
TUESDAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
FROM
9
A.M.
TILL
12
NOON
ONLY
switt
""swa
SWIFT'S
PREMIUM
BACON
Taking
whole
side
332C
lb.
eiglil
and
price
marked
on
every
side.
H
T
Svi
lt
J
Sv
FELS
NAPTHA
SOAP
Special,
75c
10
bars
lo
i-arlou
EAGLE
BRAND
CONDENSED
MILK
Special,
5
tins
for
90c
Limit
10
tins
lo
ouch
customer
TAPIOCA
OR
SAGO,
:$
ll.s.
Tor
;
.
.
.
EVAP.
PEELED
PEACHES,
.1
lb.
for
WORLD
MATCHES
Special,
35c
package
3
for
$1.00
.
23e
EOc
100
TINS
QUAKER
GREENGAGE
PLUMS,
in
lleaw
Syrup.
Hug.
3."e.
Special
20e
200
TINS
QUAKER
STANDARD
PEAS,
2
s.
Kxlra
Spe.
ial",
per
I'm
15c
PURE
LARD
SPECIAL,
SHAMROCK
OR
SILVER
LEAF,
:i
lb.
fails
G0c;
5
lb.
Pails
05cj
0
li.
Pails
$1.85
Satisfaction
Renewals
for
Spring
Cleaning
READY
MADE
CURTAINS,
MADRAS,
SCRIMS,
NETS,
AND
MARQUESETTES
ON
SALE
UNTIL
SATURDAY.
Klrsch
Flat
Curtain
Rods,
Curtain
Fixtures
and
Blinds
at
Special
Sale
Prices.
SPECIAL
OFFER
IN
DOUBLE
AND
SINGLE
FACED
VELOURS
Single
Faced
Velours
Sun
Fast
Poplins
In
Miowii,
Mine,
lloso,
ami
(iieen.
Crcnm,
Circuit,
llluc
and
llrown,
r'"
u."
I
!llT
yanI
52,50
in,'lu,s
v,'l-
lrlft
ynril
$2-25
Double
Faced
Velours
Casement
Cloth
In
Mine,
llrown,
mid
Ciold.
Hale
I'rico
no
inches
wide.
In
CJirain,
Hose
l,cr
anl
$4.00
Hliie.
Sale
l'rice,
per
yard
.
.
Shadow
Cloths
:CI
inch
Mhrnlow
Clolh.
Halo
Price,
per
JJU
inch
Shadow
Clnlli,
heavy
M"1'1'
.
J"1''1
.
.
$1.00
per
yard
.
.
.
$2.80
oO
inch
Shadow
doll,,
heavy
quality,
HO
inch
Silk
Shadow'
Cliolh.
Sp'
1,1,1
l1
52.00
per
yard
...
$3.75
lo
lake
Ailvaiilago
of
our
Salu
will
mean
a
saving
to
your.
3rd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phone
20
32