I
H
"AGE
SIX
TITE
DAILY
NTW9
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
fAimrl
pAAnn.lhln
In
ovp.pv
!
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
CAPTAIN
AND
CREW
OF
BINGAMON
TELL
OF
THRILLING
EXPERIENCE
AND
NARROW
ESCAPE
FROM
DEATH.
(continued
from
pago
one)
"
eharls
il
went
I
lie
same
GINGHAMS
ndeiMin's
:toin.
Knglish
(linghams.
Reg.
05e,
for
'7in.
(iiiighanis,
5
yards
for
Prints,
Light
and
Dark,
5
yards
for
Cretonnes,
values
l
75c.
2
yards
for
Salecns,
:i
yards
for
BLANKETS,
FLANNELETTE
SHEETS,
RUGS,
ETC.,
AT
SPECIAL
SALE
PRICES
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
ROOMS
TO
LET
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
'
thing
for
llio
Hingamon
lo
do
was
Co
remain
where
she
was
unlil
assistance
arrived.
.Not
knowing
the
plight
dial
the
leaking
Mussel
t
had
been
in,
those
on
the
Hingamon
wondered
why
diowed
thai
on
all
sides,
'"'e
lug
nau
leu
mem.
mere
nan
nir
!
LTeMier
ilenths.
At
been
no
signals
given.
However,
.
.1.
.11
.i
.
.i
1
1
limn
ii-nl
ii.i.
viKi.lliney
leu
mni
ine
.11.11111
uuui
gone
on
three
or
four
hundred!
e
Siven
and
they
would
soon
be
yards
furl
her
with
the
natural
jlckl'd
"P
drifl,
nothing
could
have
saved
her
from
being
wrecked
on
the
rocks
and
it
would
have
been
doubtful
if
the
crew
could
have
got
safely
to
shore,
so
furious
was
the
sea
beating
on
the
rocky
island
shore.
"If
daylight
had
come
fifteen
minutes
aler
we
would
undoubtedly
have
been
on
the
rocks,"
said
the
same
member
of
the
crew
wno
gave
tins
tunning
ac
count
of
the
near-disaster
to
the
Daily
News.
Hiding
at
anchor,
t
lie
only,
feel
safely
and
shelter.
Lucky
Anchoraqe
We
cnuiuii
l
have
nicked
r.
belter
anchorage
if
we
had
Iried,"
said
one
of
I
lie
members
of
I
lie
crew.
While
the
chain
was
oul
al
seven
fat
bonis
from
I
lie
one
end
of
the
vessel,
sound
ings
taken
from
the
oilier
showed
a
depth
of
3'J
fathoms.
The
Annual
Stock-taking
STARTS
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
13th.
Our
aim
is
to
reduce
our
slock
as
.illicit
as
possible
before
I
lie
mil
of
the
month.
To
this
end
we
offer
great
reductions
in
all
lines.
.You
caiiuol
go
wrong.
All
merchandise
fully
guaranteed.
No
greater
inducement
ever
offered.
See
list
below.
(lingluun
House
Dresses,
each
$1.25
Ladies'
Flannelette
downs
.
.
,
$1.25
Children'
Flannelette
downs
$1.00
Ladies'
jlloorncrs,
l'iuk
and
While,
...
50c
Ladies'
FJecce
Lined
Hlooniecs,
drey
ami
While
....
95c
Children's
Collon
'loonier,
:i
pairs
for
$1.00
All
Whilewear,
20
per
cent
discount.
Rleelcic'
Culling
Irons,
each
...
'.
$1.50
HOSIERY.
Penman's
Cashmere
Hose,
HIack
or
Cream.
Regular
fcl.lii
75c
Silk
Hoot
Hose,
drey,
Rrowu,
Sand,
per
pair
50c
Readier
Hose,
Add
lines,
value
fo
$1.0.",
per
pair
....
95c
dlove
Silk
Hose.
Reg.
value
'i.2.".
Per
pair
$2.95
Finest
Pure
Silk
Rose.
Reg.
;.r0.
per
pair
$2.50
Hoys'
Heavy
Rib
Rose,
IVi
lo
I),
II
pairs
for
$1.00
Ladies'
Rome
Journal
Patterns,
each
10c
CORSETS
Alt
dossard
Corsets,
values
$:1.00
to
.Sl0.r0
at
20',
Discount
oi
i
ii-1
1
Dress
Flannels,
Orange,
.lade,
Rose,
Henna,
Mauve,
Value
lo
$2.r0.
I'er
yard
...$1.75
All
Dress
(Sootls,,
Serges,
Coatings,
Suitings,
etc.,
...
20',
Discount.
U
Doz.
Ladies'
Voile
Waists,
clearing
al
each
$1.00
(ieorgetln
nnd
Crepe,
do
Chine
Waists
al
331-3;;
Discount
All
Coals,
Soils,
Dresses
at
25f
Discount
Ladies'
and
Children's
Winter
Underwear,
at
20f;
Discount
YARNS
doir
Yarn,
S
Jmlls
for
$1.00
Shetland
Floss,
2
for
25c
Silverlloss
Silk
and
Wool
Yarn,
:i
balls
for
51.00
Monarch
Dove,
per
ball
25c
SILK
DEPARTMENT
Tubular
Underwear,
Triculelle,
.rcg.
$1.50
95c
Pongee,
Natural
Color,
l2
inch'".
60c
27
inch
Jap
Silk
50c
:!0
inch
Me-ssuline.
Reg.
$2.
r0
...
.,
$1.75
:'.!
inch
Duchess
Satin.
Reg.
$:.()
$2.75
(ieorgelte
Crepes,
value
to
$2.75
$1.75
Morrocain
Crepes,
pine
Silk.
Reg.
$'i.2."
$3.25
Crepe
Stanley,
pure
Silk.
Reg.
2.25
$1.75
L'uglish
llroadclolh,
all
colors.
Rejj.
1.50
95c
Aeroplane
Silk,
JIO
inch
,
95c
Linen
Table
Cloth
Sets,
one
doz.
Napkins
and
Clolh
lo
mulch.
Reg.
$17.00,
fur
$14.50
Linen
Table
Covers,
2
liv
2'4'.
Reg.
$5.5.
for
....
$4.25
Table
Cloths,
1
Mi
by
IVj.
Reg.
$11.50,
lor
$2.45
Table
Damask,
70
inch.
Reg.
$1.50,
for
95c
Flannelette,
Pajama
Cloth,
liOiu.
Reg.
(!0e,
for'
45c
White
and
Striped
Flannelettes,
27
in.,
5
yards
for
$1.00
While
Terry
Toweling,
2'i
in.,
reg.
55c,
for
40c
Hrown
Turkish
Toweling,
5
yards
for
72
in.
hheeuiig,
per
yard
.
.
.
.
Heady-made
Sheets,
SO
and
00.
Pillow
Klips,
per
pair
Check
Tea
Toweling,
per
y'nn
Ratli
Mats.
Sale
Price,
each
...
Reg.
$5.00,
for
$1
.00
.
50c
$2.90
.
75c
.
10c
$2.45
.
.
45c
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Help
Arrives
About
G:0
in
the
veiling,
the.
lighthouse
tender
Xewington,
Capt.
Ormislon,
arrived
on.
Hie
scene.
A
boat
was
sent
out
lo
the,
Hingamou
and
Capt.
Wingal
went
on
board
Hie
Xewington
to
send
wireless
messages.
The
Xewinglon
stood
by
all
n'iglil
and
t
he
Marmion
arrived
alongside
al
9
the
nexl
morning.
The
Marniiou
was
in
sight
of
the
Hingainon's
lights
al
1:30
thai
(Horning
but
Cant.
Cameron
would
not
venture
into
Hie
perilous
vicinity
unlil
daybreak.
This
gives
some
idea
of
the
walt'rs
'he
Hingamou
had
passed
!iirough
and
the.
shoals
she
had
all
but
scraped
in
reaching
the
;i(iin
I
where
she
obtained
anchorage.
Hy
II
o'clock,
(he
Marmion
1
ad
J
lie
Iliugamon
in
low
and
the
dart
for
Prince
llupert
was
made.
Tin;
vessels
arrived
in
ho
harbor
afler
a
gm'd
passage
il
5.30'
and
tied
up
al
Hie
d.T.I.
wharf
al
8
o'clock,
roil
expressed
the
Capl.
Cam-opinion
thai
'lie
Hingamou
could
not
have
'
eld
its
anchorage
al
Diindas
ls-auil
in
the
blow
that
came
up
gain
.Saturday
uighl.
,
Peril
In
Stra'ts
As
things
turned
out,
die
crew
f
the
Iliugamon
are
inclined
lo
it
in
k
dial
Ihey
were
actually
in
more
peril
while
in
lleealc
St
rail
s
iii
low
of
die
Massell
ban
afler
Ihey
went
adrift
oil
Triple
Island.
At
limes
in
die
-drails,
on
Thursday
night,
die
renienilous
seas
caused
die
'Mugamnn
lo
roll
15
degrees
un-
il
die
lee
rail
was
actually
underi
waler.
There
was
danger
of
I
he
'argc
crane
being
laken
off
ils
footings
bill
it
had
been
balleneil
down
for
Oiieen
Charlolte
Sound
and
lucky
dial
il
was
for
il
was
only
die
ex
Ira
fastening
thai
nved
il.
The
little
Massell,
of
course,
had
a
terrific
tossing
i'llOlll.
From
Vancouver
In
Itrnwuinu
KnI
ranee
where
she
led
Inside
walers
for
die
dash
across
'lecale
M
rails,
Hie
lunxnmun
had
a
splendid
run
behind
die
Massell.
An
average
speed
oi'
".5
(liiiols
was
maintained.
Af-'er
leaving
drowning
Kulrniire.
a
it
i
IT
soulheasler
soon
blew
up
nnd
,
going
became
heavier
until
he
decision
was
made
lo
turn
i.-ick
lo
Hie
mainland.
II
was
in-ended
lo
beat
it
back
to
Drown
ng
Passage
but
die
storm
put
'lie
tup
and
barge
ilf
ils
coursi
1
1
1
1
1
il
came
in
Ihroiuh
llniwi
I'assago
lo
Triple
Island,
wherr
he
latter
went
adrift.
Only
Towage
As
life
Hingamou
was
riding
d
anchor
When
the
.Marniiou
ame
to
her
rescue,
the
Marmion
will
not
lie
entitled
to
coinpcn-
alion
for
salvage
but
il
will
be
aid
lowage
into
Prince
lluprrl
ahd
will
likely
be
dealt
Willi
;cnerously.
The
Hingamou
is
tin;
first
lv'
arrying
barge
ever
eipiiped
on
Ibis
coast
and,
if
she
proves
successful
in
this
business,
II
is
u-edicled
that
she
will
revolu-
liouuc
logging
transportation
ln'
was
built,
for
die
United
stales
Shipping
Hoard
in
Lak
I'liion,
Seattle,
bill,
being
com-
leled
near
the
end
of
the
war
he
was
lied
ui
without
engines
ver
being
put
into
her.
She
was
acipiired
last
year
by
die
llridsh
I'acilie
Transport
Co.,
Ltd.
of
Vancouver,
and
arrived
there
about
October
I
from
Seattle.
I'his
was
her
maiden
Trip
and
die
has
never
yet
carried
a
car
go.
Is
Big
Vessel
The
vessel
is
2Kl
feel
long,
id
feel
beam
overall
and
her
lonnage
is
2J8.
The
feature
of
her
oiui)inetvt
is
"ie
80
Ion
steel
I
ravelling
crane,
operated
by
n
donkey
engine,
which
Is
capable
of
lining
50
Ions.
She
is
equipped
wilh
gas
pumps
and
an
electric
plant.
She-
lias
111
lie
cabin
work
but
has
comfnrluhlc
living
quarters
-aft
under
the
pilot-
house.
The
vessel
Is
cap
able
or
carrying
l,5()0,0()(i
reel
of
logs
in
her
holds
and
on
deck.
Al
present
she
is
carrying
700
tons
of
gravel
ballast
in
her
bot
tom.
The
crew
on
board
the
Iliuga
mon
are:
Capt.
W.
W.
Wingale,
master
anil
superintendent
of
(he
Hril
ish
Pacific
Transport
Co.,
Ltd.
C.
Hoy,
Vancouver,
second
in
command,
SQUAM
HATS
In
Olive,
drcen,
or
HIack,
'absolutely
waterproof.
Stiff
brim,
all
sixes.
Price
Service
$1.25
Let
It
Rain!
Our
Oiled
Clothing
WILL
KEEP
YOU
DRY
QCYC
kij
BRAND
Guaranteed
Waterproof
SLICKER
PANTS
AND
COAT
Musi
essential
lor
the
man
working
oulside.
They
are
made'
lo
stand
hard
wear
and
roomy.
Pauls
have
lull
and
bolli
are
fully
lined.
Price
per
garment
PURE
LOGANBERRY
JAM
4
lb.
Tin
-
-
55c
Limit
2
tins
lo
each
customer.
500
LBS.
BROWN
SUGAR,
7
lbs.
for
50c
Limit
Ulbs.
to
each
customer.
Monday,
January
n
tg-j
SO'WESTER
HATS
Has
soil
pliable
brim,
making
ii
ery
comfortable
lo
wear.
In
Hue
h
or
Olive
drcen.
All
sizes.
Price
$100
.
There
are
Garments
here
for
Every
Purpose
at
Popular
Prices
BOYS'
OLIVE
SLICKERS
You
won't
need
to
worry
about
Ihe
young
folks
gelling
wet
if
Ihey
are
eipiipped
wilh
one
of
these
coals.
All
sizes.
Prices
$4
.50
and
fcOO
MEN'S
FULL
LENGTH
SLICKERS
In
Olive
or
Ulack.
Well
made
u
i)
strongly
-tiul
logelher.
Fastens
close
up
lo
neck
with
siiap
fastener.
Cor
ilu
it
lacmg
on
coltar.
AbsolmeK
guaranleed.
Prices
p.OQ
and
p.50
Ml'
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FROM
9
A.M.
TILL
2
NOON
ONLY
FOR
MONDAY,
TUESDAY
&
WEDNESDAY
r"
1
tinnim
"""""""tTuTrMfT
MALKIN'S
BEST
MARMALADE
4
lb.
Tins
-
55c
Limit
2
lo
each
customer.
SUNLIGHT
SOAP
1
bars
lo
cai'b'ii
Special,
20c
carton
Limit
lo
carton
lo
each
customer.
CANADA
CORN
STARCH
t
II.
package
3
for
-
-
25c
Limit
0
)
each
u
lonier
10
DOZ.
TINS
LIBBY'S
ASPARAGUS
TIPS
(Tiny
drcen).
Reg.
60&
SieWftl'i.
&00
LBS.
BROKEN
ORANGE
PEKOE
TEA
in
bulk.
Special
in
:i
lb.
package,
only
.
.
.
.
.
;
Limit
0
His.
to
each
customer.
Universal
Trading
Go,
-
.
3
for
$1.10
$1.55
Satisfaction
.
.Morrell,
.xanaase
lluy,
engineer.
.I.
II.
Ritchie,
Vancouver.
W.
Kilpalriek,
fireman.
cook.
II.
MacDonidd,
Vancouver,
A
Tough
Job
Speaking
Ibis
morning
of
his
participation
In
die
rescue
of
Hie
Hingauion,
(.apt.
(.anierou,
master
of
Hie
i.Marniiou,
said
that
II
first
InokC-d
impossible
lo
him
lo
gel
ill
lo
I
In?
dislressed
barge,
so
full
of
reefs
and
dangers
loJ
navigation
were
the
walers
surrounding.
However,
this
was
managed
though,
on
aecounr
of
the
tide,
II
was'dirtieult
lo
got
alongside.
With
a
southwest
breeze
and
heavy
swells
coining
uii,
even
after
Ihe
Mariuion
was
under
way
with
her
tow,
dipt.
Cameron
was
none
loo
iiopeiui
as
lo
his
.chances
Of
final
success
la
elfecling
tie
rescue
and
did
not
feel
very
uc.uinforlaliie
unlil
lie
.was
safely
past
Slenhouso
shoal.
Capt.
Cameron
dues
not
pro-Jess
lo
be
superstitious
but
t
i
:
fact
dial
the
number
"3"
was
prominently
einhlu.oned
on
each
side
oT
Hie
Hingauion's
rudder
did
not
give
him
any
relic
T.
These
numbers
hud
I
u
painted
oii
the
Hingauion
when
she
was
built
in
Lake
Union
and
diey
had
not
been
oblileraleil.
Capt.
I;iin-
ermi
suggested
to
Capt.
Wingale
dial
he
have
them
taken
olf
but
the
laller
felt
Hint
everything
taken
into
consideration,
Ids
good
fort
line
hud
even
eclipsed
any
had
luck
IJicrc
might
have
been.
Capt.
Cameron
agreed
with
this
to
some
exlenl
and
admitted
thai
Ihe
lliuganion
had
cast
anchor
on
a
knoll
id
rock
in
a
very
fortunate
manner.
Cupl.
Cameron
has
had
long
experience
on
litis
coast
Iml
he
probably
never
picked
up
anything
before
under
such
dilllcult
condil
Ions
and
it
Is
agreed
llm!
he
is
eiililleil
lo
a
good
deal
of
credit
for
his
work.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"UNGUARDED
WOMEN"
A
reproducliou
of
the
brilliant
Saturday
Kvenrg
I'1'1
serial
for
the
screen,
Tlie
story
of
a
girl
adril'l,
who
need
ed
a
man
In
love
her
and
save
her
I'rom
lierseir.
The.
tali!
of
a
modern
jazz-wild
maid
and
u
mail's
tinselfislun'ss.
Are
girls
or,
today
"unguarded"
when
cut
oTf
renin
honic
restraint
?
Is
the
jazz-girl
of
today
aide
to
lake
caee
ul
beoelr?
Doesshe
need
a
caveman
hiNmnd
In
lame
lice''
All
these
ami
many
oilier
vital
question
are
answered
0'
tins
magiiiricenl
phnlo-plny.
Lovely
dresses,
sellings
and
scenery.
Superb
n,st.
Richard
Dix,
Bsbe
Daniels,
Walter
McGrall,
Frank
Losee,
Joe
King,
Mary
Astor
ami
numerous
others.
'FAST
STEPPER3
SERIES"
No.
5
BILLY
SULLIVAN
IN
"GET-AWAY
DAY"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35o
and
10c