"AGE
SIX
THE
DAH.V
SEW
3
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT,
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practlca
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
j
Diamond
Specialist
i
PICTURE
SERVICE
METHODIST
CHURCH
Al
(lie
evening
service
lu
Hid
O.
Hacker
was
in
charge
in
tliel
evening.
i
Next
Sunday
the
Canadian
Cirls
in
'
Training
will
take-
the
service.
i
Hev.
NV.
H.
Oalliway,
field
secretary
for
Young
People's
Work'
of
the
Methodist
Church,
will
he
in'
Hie
city
hn
February
I
:l
1
:..
is
...I
rived
on
this
inorning's
train
from
Sniilliers.
Mr.
Hover
is
lo
enter
Hie
hospital
bore.
January
CLEARANCE
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
sals
Bargain
Prices
THE
FOLLOWING
IS
BUT
A
FEW
ITEMS
OF
OUR
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
SPECIAL
PRICES.
LOOK
THEM
OVER.
Ladic'
Hiibhers,
medium
heel
only,
fur
50c
25
Pairs
of
Ladies'
Shoes
for
$2.00
25
Pairs
of
Ladies'
Slippers,
Pumps
mid
Oxfords,-
assorted
sizes,
for
$3.50
15
Discount
on
all
Ladies'
ami
Children's
Shoes
ami
House
Slippers.
.Men's
Jliibliers.
Hog.
.$I.,N5.
Sale
Price
$1.50
Men's
Overalls.
Hog.
.$2.75.
Sale
Price
$1.85
Men's
Flannelette
Working
Shirts.
Meg.
$3.0(1.
Sale
$1.85
Hoys'
Monarch
Sweaters.
Sies
up
In
;i().
Sale
Price
$1.50
Monarch
Wool,
Hoss
anil
ilove,
I
oz.
balls,
Hoir
for
$1.00
Monarch
Wool,
down,
2
oz.
balls,
.'!
balls
for
$1.00
Infants'
All
Wool
Hlack
Cashmere,
Penman's
Hosjerv,
'i
pairs
for
.'
$1.00
Children's
Heavy
Dili
Cotton
Stockings,
all
sizes,
a
pairs
for
...
.'
...
.
.
$1.00
b
balls
of
Crochet
Cotton,
all
shades,
for
.
.
$1.00
.
yards
of
drey
Colton,
3(1
inches
wide,
for
$1.00
1
yards
of
While
Flannelette
fur
$1.00
i
Kveryliiiug
in
our
store
is
reduced,
genuine
bargains
in
every
department
in
Hie
store.
JABOUR
BROTHERS
LTD.
Corner
Third
and
Seventh.
Phone
645
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
I
Salllng-s
.frwn
I'rlnce
ll';perl,
'
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
B,
tnd
Alert
Bay,
Tuaadty,
S
P
m
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Al.rt
Bay,
tnd
8war.ton
Bay,
Saturday,
10
a'.M
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
8
P.M.
lf
rLV?X'
""T
SIMPSON
and
Naai
Rl.tr
Canntrlti,
Friday
A.M.
o
l2S
2nd
Aotnu.
t.
Btrntlty,
Agant.
print.
Ruptrt.
B
O
Stock-taking
Silks
Spun
Silk,
Cream
or
Pink
.
.
27"
Jap.
Silks.
Sale
Price
.
Natural
Pongee,
Sale
Price
Shot
'J'uffalas.
Sale
Price
.
Durability
Silks,
I.ii5,
Tor
.
Mescaline,
:i5",
all
colors
.
(ieorgelle
Crepes,
to
2.75
.
$1.10
Yard
.
.
50c
Yard
.
.
60c
Yard
$2.25
Yard
51.50
Yard
51.75
Yard
51.75
Yard
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
ROOMS
TO
LET
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
log
scale
in
Prino'i
Course
forestry
district
for
Cio
year
JUS
t
totalled
70,135,375
board
Methodist
Church
yesterday
feet
as
against
37,1(11,031
fool
in
Inngic
lanlcrn
pictures
illustral-'
l'J23.
The
lio
scale
was
l00,758
ling
Dr.
Van
Dyke's
cclobralod.feet
as
against
717.7D3
feet
in
hook
"Tbe
Oilier
Wise
Maa"
11)23.
were
projected.
Tlie
service
was-
.
a
very
enjoyable
one
ami
(here
Mayor
Aylward
and
Hie
oily
was
a
splendid
Aoiigrcgatiuii.lcouucil
of
last
year
were
rclurii-
Tliere
was
u
congregational
song
od
by
acclamation
last
week.
On
.service
with
illustrated
liyiims.
ThUrsday,
al
Hie
annual
liiuuici-Miss
Haddock,
deaconess,
i
ukK
.
pal
-election,
there,,
were
contests
the
morning
service!
aiid
Hev.
(i.
only
for
the
school
hoard.
V.
Soinerlon
is
a
patient
ii'
the
local
hospital
and
il
will
b
a
couple
of
weeks
or
so
before
he
will
be
ahlu
to
be
around
again.
Oeorgo
.N'ozoy
of
(iiscoine
is
ill
I
lie
local
hospital
sullering
from
21
and
25
and
il
,
expected
a
coiiipound
fracture
of
Hie
leg
that
be
will
again
address
local
i
sustained
when
he
was
caugh:
1:
i..,
.n
il
....
il.
under
1....
I,
load
....I
..f
of
I...,
iiuun'iifL-s
us
in:
iiiij
im
inn
iiu
casion
of
his
years
ngo.
previous
visit
two
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
F.
Iloyer
ar
a
logs.
medialely.
BURNS
LAKE
Properly
has
been
purchased
close
to
the
slaliou
for
the
erection
of
the
Hums
Lake
Community
ball.
SI.
Paul's
Union
church
has
Heeled
the
following
board
for
Hie
year:
President,
Cordon
Jt.
Itobh;
secretary
treasurer,
C.
K.
Iineson;
directors,
Mrs.
M.
F.
Nourse
and
Mrs.
1.
M.
(ierow.
Miss
Tilleinure
of
Fort
Feasor
lias
accepted
u'
position
as
leach-
r
al
the
Thilagel
school
ami
will
coniiuence
her
duties
im-
Hev.
11.
Killing
of
Caiurose.
lla..
missionary
al
lanro
for
AILierla
and
llrilish
Columbia,
is
visiting
tin
district
with
a
view
to
eslublishiii
a
Lutheran
Church.
The
Ladies'
Aid
of
.SI.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
has
elected
ollicers
as
follows
for
the
year:
President,
Mrs.
.
M.
(ierow;
vice-president.
Mrs.
C.
V..
Ime--on:
seerelary,
Mrs.
Flier
'
BATTALION
ORDERS
Hy
Lieiil.-(;..LJ."W.
Nicholls,
Officer
Coiiiinuiiding
1st
It.it-liilioii
Nod
Ii
H.C.
Itcgiiiienl
(102ml
lin.
C.K.F.)
'.lanuary
17.
',)17
Provisional
.School
for
Ollicers,
N.C.O.'s
and
men
for
iiislructiou
under
Sgl.
-Major
Instructor
Wnigmau
every
evening
durinsi
'lie
week
at
8
i.iu.
Provisional
School
for
Signal
ling
lection
for
instruction
wilder
Sergeant
Itussell
every
even
ing
during
the
week.
Monday,
.laiiuiiary
IK
al
8
p
in
All
company
ollicers,
and
N.C.O.'s
particularly
reiuesled
lo
a!
lend
meeting
of
urgent
Wednesday,
.lanuary
21,
al
8
j-p.in.
Haltallon
Muster
Parade.
!or
training
under
S.M.
Ins!.
;Youngmnii.
All
ranks
to
atlcud
illiis
special
parade
preparatory
'o
annual
iuspeclion.
Thursday,
January
22,
al
8
p.
in.
.Musketry
practice,
Miniature
range.
S.
1).
JOHNSTON,
Major
and
Adjutant.
Altd.
1st.
Itn.
.North
K.C.
Ilegt.
The
commanding
otlirc
r
desires
lo
I
hunk
members
of
all
com-millccs,
and
especially
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary,
for
their
hearty
co-operalion
in
assisting
lo
make
the
seeoml
annual
rcgi-ini'iilal
hall
so
highly
successful.
PLANS
BIQ
OARAGES
LONDON,
.Jan.
Ii).
Another
eoiileniplaled
American
iiiuova-lion
for
slow
moving
ami
slow
'changing
old
London,
is
a
plan
lo
build
a
number
of
supcr-gar-ages
of
several
storeys,
and
each
aceoiumodaling
from
200
to
alio
jinotorears.
Al
present
there
are
I
few
garages
in
London
and'
few
I
ear
owners
drive
in
lo
Hie
city.
r
.
4
PntNCE
RUPERT
TIDES
l
4
4.
41
Monday,
January
19
High
8:28
a.m.
I8.'J
fl
2
1:27
p.m.
15.8
"
Low
1
:50
iuii.
7,8
"
I5:lt
p.m.
0.3
"
Tuesday,
January
20
High
0:28
a.m.
10.7
ft.
2:36
p.m.
10.5
""
Low
3:03
a.m.
8.1
"
10:20
p.m.
5.0
"
Wednesday,
January
21
High
10:25
a:m.
20.0
ft
23:37
p.m.
17.0
"
Low
-1:10
a.m.'
8.0
"
17:27
p.m.
3,5
"
SCALLOPED
MADRAS
i
1".
Meg.
5l)e
yard.
In
beautiful
designs.
Yard
Service
39c
Sport
Chat
CURTAINS
I'lio
(ireenoek
Herald
recently
published
a
series
of
articles
en
titled
"Football
Tilis'1
by
Andy
Ducal,
caplaln
of
the
Aslou
Villa
team
-which
won
the
Knglisli
Cup
in
IDIU-20
and
now
manager
of
the
Fulhaiu
Fool
ball
Club.
The
articles
deal
with
all
phases
of
the
game
and
were
written
by
Ducal,
who
is
one.
of
the
best
known
players
of
long
experience
in
lhe
Old
Country
mid
one
ot
the
greatest
living
expouenls
of
the
game,
wilh
a
Vb-w
lo
giving
all
the
opportunity
of
becoming
better
players.
In
view
or
me
excellence
of
I
hose
articles
and
I
heir
simple
character,
lhe
Daily
News
has
decided
also
lo
publish
lliein.
Starting
at
an
early
dale,
they
will
appear,
once
a
week
so
r
....
.1
l'lie
local
l.w.,.1
look
out
for
tlieiii,
season!-
not
many
now
and.
inoulhs
olT
before
the
game
slur's
ENGLISH
FLANNELETTE
2S?'
wide.
White
ami
tripod.
'1
yards
for
WHITE
SCRIM
:J".
Peg.
:i(lo
yard.
Colored
border
ami
lace
edge.
5
Yards
for
95c
STRONG
COTTON
PILLOW
SLIPS
Hog.
'i.V
ouch,
Fxlra
special.
2
Pairs
for
65c
;igaiu.
will
be
the
time
player
to
read
up.
for
illl!
As
far
as
number
11''
vlelorlc
are
concerned,
the
Sou-
of
Can-!
inla
are
now
hut
one
;aiuc
behind
the
F,lk
in
the
Senior
League
basketball
standing
sheid.
In
view
id
Ibis,
the
nialeh
tonight
between
the
Iwo
teams
should
be
parJicularly
iulerosling.
If
the
Canucks
should
win
Ibis
galue,
they
will-bid
fair
once
again
lo
capture
championship
honors
in
spile
id
lhe
fact
that
lhe
Klk
have
been
holding
them
down
preiiy
wen
so
nir
tins
season.
In
Intermediate
League,
the
(irollo
will
meet
lhe
llegiuieiil.
The
soldiers
scored
a
victory
for
lhe
first
lime
over
the
Colls
last
week
and
iuii
hopeful
now
of
doing
the
same
thing
to
the
tobacconists
who,
provided
lliey
win
this
game,
will
lie
well
away
to
leajiUe
leailershlu.,
Tin
third
jganif
or
lhe
evening
will
he
a
I
adies'
League
alfaijr.
Monday,
January
(9,
1923
January
ClearanceSale
LADIES
I
HERE
IS
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
TO
REPLENISH
YOUR
EVERY
REQUIREMENT
IN
PIECE
GOODS,
STAPLES,
WHITEWEAR,
ETC.,
AT
A
GREAT
SAVING.
We
are
determined
to
clear
several
lines
before
Stocktaking
regardless
of
cost.
Take
advantage
early
whilst
the
assortment
is
large.
PYJAIY1A
CLOTH
MY'
wide.
In
pleas
iug
patterns.
Pc
yard
TURKISH
TOWELLING
ROLLER
HAND
g.
:l.-e
per
yard.
Hog.
'mc
cob.
3
Yards
for
2
for
85c
65c
COTTONS
MADAPLAM
NAINSOOK
to".
Hog.
'i5r
per
Lxlrn
line
yard.
Meg.
:,,-.
3
Yards
for
2
Yards
for
95c
85c
"ANDEFISON'S"
GINGHAMS
'MY'
wide.
Ucn.
'i.'ir
ard.
You
all
know
the
reputation
of
this
brand
or
gingham.
A
I'n-prico
you
will
do
well
to
get
hi
a
-upply.
3
Yards
for
95c
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FROM
9
A.M.
TILL
12
NOON
ONLY,
FOR
MONDAY,
TUESDAY
&
WEDNESDAY
IIUETT
COMPANY
l'"Tj?.
GILLETT'S
LYE
2
Tins
for
25c
Limit
(I
lo
each
customer.
3C0
Lbs.
READY
CUT-
MACARONI,
In
Bulk,
3
lbs.
for
.
35c
i
.
1
1
lit-.
t
.
LUX
WASHING
POWDER
10c
Package
Lund
lo
to
eiti
h
customer.
RINSO
'
Special,
3
for
25c
3j
Limd
12
to
each
customer.
LIBBY'S
OR
DEL
MONTE
SPINACH,
2
Mi
lb.
lins.
Spoial
2
tins
for
Limit
(
liiis
lo
each
ciisloinoi:.
500
LBS.
DEL
MONTE
EVAPORATED
PRUNES,
medium
size,
5il-(il)'s.
3
lbs.
for
Limit
12
lbs.
to
each
customer.
,
Universal
Trading
Co.
HUHaWfiiBBWBBBV
'U"JHH
MALKIN'S
BEST
TEA
Special,
65c
lb.
Limit
."
lbs.
lo
curb
customer
45C
35c
Satisfaction
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
The
Shooting
of
Ban
McGrew
A
pieliirizalion
of
Hubert
W.
Service's
immortal
work
vyh.cli
,as
been
read
by
mill
s.
A
hinricaiii!
or
cutolioii
that
swoops
from
the
South
Seas
Ii.
Alaska.
Tl.o
Inn'
-lorv
or
lhe
shoo
hug
r
dangorous
li.ui
Mrtirew
by
tl.o
orlo-l'-'
loader,
liiisban.l
of
(bo
lady
known
as
Lmi,
wilh
many
m-cidonls
bolb
prior
lo
mid
idler
lhe
alTair
supplied
by
l'
Si.gdcn,
physician
ami
explorer,
who
was
acl.ially
pn'"'"l
when
the
tragedy
look
place.
pirlnn
e
should
ni.
I
hen
I
.l.ioko.l
my
bond
and.
(lie
lights
wonl
out
ami
guns
blazed
in
the
dark,
And
omai,
screutned
1C
lmi
w
,
U1,
lvV'
men
lay
stdf
and
stark."
,
ia
Uw
ly'
Porcy
Marmont,
George
Slegmann,
Fred
WaarZon
arbfra
U
r?,arP'
Ma
Bu8ch
Ml
lie
Savinport,
Ina
Anson
and
many
others,
"FIGHT
AD
WIN"
SERIES,
No.
5-JACK
DEMPSEY
IN
"ALL'S
SWELL
ON
THE
OCEAN."
im
1
bHIMATlQNAL
NEWS.
"
35c
and
lOcJ