Employees
WASHINGTON
I
lio
observation
of
1'rohibilion
Commissioner
II
ay
lies
that
public
(iiininii,
oxjn
cssiiiK
itself
lliroutfh
various
channels
ranging
from
great
industrial
corporations
lfthe
theatre,
is
uiak-
insr
easier
I
he
enforcement
of
the;
prohibition
law.
The
addition
Of
.In-
mime
of
the
Colorado
A
Iron
Company
lo
those
of
oilier,
concerns
which
have
for-Jiidilen
I
heir
employes
the
use
of
intoxicants,
has
just
boon
recorded
at
enforcement
headquarters.
Scores
of
employers,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday
at
7
and
9,
and
Saturday
Matinee
at
3.
JABOUR
Phono
645.
A
Cecil
B.
De
Mille
Production.
"FEET
OF
CLAY
711
A
pholo-play,
lighl,
frtillty,
Ininioroiis,
as
modern
as
rollcil
stockings,
so
modern
it
might
have
been
written
an
hour
ago.
Typically
De
Mille
and
you
know
what
that
means
luxury
ami
gorgeousness
linked
with
n
logical,
dramatic,
pictorial
slory.
Heach
scenes
full
of
color
and
girls;
twenty
performances
of
the
"Follies"
could
not
begin
lo
compare
with
them.
Yachting
scenes,
mail
jong
played
on
an
nir'
mattress
in
the
water,
jousting
mulches
between
beauties
mounted
on
"sea-horses,"
surf
board
races
ami
thrilling
fight
wilh
a
real
shark,
teeth
n'everything,
are
amongst
(he
many
high
lights
of
lhi
spectacular,
magnificent
comedy-drama.
Expensive!
Kx-tpusile!
Distinguished
cast:
Rod
La
Roquc,
Vera
Reynolds,
Victor
Varconi,
Theodore
Kosloff,
Robert
Edeson,
Julia
Faye
and
many
others.
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY
Admission
50c
and
25c.
January
CLEARANCE
SALE
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Are
the
last
Three
Days
of
Our
January
Claarance
Sale,
Get
Advantage
of
our
Libral
Offer
Ladles'
Rubbers
at
50c
a
pair,
and
Men's
Rubbers
at
$1.50
a
pair
are
real
bargains
for
this
weal
tier.
Ladies'
Shoes
at
$2.00
and
$3.00
per
pair
ire
exceptionally
good
bargains
if
von
gel
the
rigid
size.
OUR
SUGAR
OFFER
LASTS
TO
THE
END
OF
THE
MONTH.
GET
YOUR
SUPPLY
AT
1c
A
LB.
BROTHERS
LTD.
Corner
3rd
and
7th.
SPECIAL
-
JANUARY
-
SALE
SPECIAL
SILK
AND
WOOL
RIBBED
HOSE
in
o
different
shade-.
$1.25
Pair.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK.
I
Underwood
Ij
ill
London
Dry
CSn
E
The
Gin
you
will
aik
for
again
the
standard
of
purity
for
over
160
year.
W
$3.25
A
BOTTLE
1
The
Gin
for)vu
h
.
W
U
jygg
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of,
British
Columbia.
Mr.
lot!
Oifilcn,
tinlM-rel
Shore,
u-lli".:
"My
baby
trill
Imil
a
very
hail
i-nlit
whirl!
IuiiumI
to
bronchitis,
mil
she
could
wit
sli'i-p
M
nlltht
for
llic
j.,
;)()
n
js,
niinrhlnif.
I
inn-
her
crpryllilnir
I
coulil
II1IIIK
III
U'
n'llt'Vr
III
I
.
mil
iiijiiiiiik
im-,-iiii-u
to
ilu
tier
any
irnuil,
mill
she
va
not
Hrlliinr
any
heller.
I
u
aclviseil,
by
a
frliMKl,
tu
try
Wim'u
s
'
.dmiurlij
It
Is
crruiuly
a
Mr.
lluynoM
says,
have
posted
""'v
y
Tiw
t,
notices
in
their
.i.hni.m..t.
Turwh"uJ
lliat
users
of
liquor
will
.bo
automatically
ilisi
lissed.
Posts
Notice
The
Colorado
Fuel
and
Iron
company
gave
lo
each
of
its
workers
lliis
notice:
"This
company
is
foinjf
lo
get
along
In
the
future
without
the
services
of
DRWOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
1
illil
no.
ami
nrier
irtviiiir
Iter
few
Fill'!
i
iiusei)
1
sr.w
trHKt
crreets
o
1
kept
an
with
It.
I
nave
her
iwu
but
lira,
ami
Iter
I'utiRli
soon
It-f
t
tier,
ami
now
flio
Is
in
well
as
ran
lie.
I
raunnt
praise
'IT.
won
ili'lTuI
medicine."
This
preimratliii)
has
liern
on
the
mar-ki't
Tor
the
pnt
35
years;
iiianuracluiTd
Mllbuni
Cu.,
Llnilloil,
bootleggers
and
their
customers.
We
class
as
bootleggers
all
those
who
manufacture,
sell
or
distri
Inile
intoxicants
cither
personally
or
through
agents
or
members
of
their
familites.
Such
persons
will
be
discharged
on
evidence
satisfactory
to
the
management
wilhoul
wailing
for
ouviction
in
the
courts."
The
management
held
thai
a
niner
under
the.
influence
of
iitiuor
was
a
dangerous
clement
because
of
the
many
chances
for
disaster
underground
Ihrotigh
urelessness.
An
even
fnore
drastic
rule
was
recently
laid
down
by
Henry
p'ord,
and
numbers
of
hotels
and
i
restaurants
have
acted
lo
banish
I
liquors
from
their
premises.
June
hotel,
Mr.
llaynes
says,
forccil
its
employes
lo
sign
:H
pledge
to
not
sell
liquor
and
a
in
added
precaution
employed
jdrleclhes
to
search
Ihe
waiters
when
they
appeared
for
duty.
No
Prohibition
Jokes
Some
theatres
have
haunei;
okes
on
prohibition
from
their
singes,
and
one,
insurance
coni-
ipany
is
asking
applicants
whether
Ihey
drink
bootleg
liquor,
Mr.
I
laynes
declares.
A
weslern
ci!.
'advised
its
employes
that
use
of
'liquor
would
result
in
dismissal.
.
ami
caused
each
worker
lo
stive
iiis
signature
as
evidence
thai
he
Iliad
heen
warned,
j
Intemperance
was
never
wise,
J
economical
or
safe,
in
Ihe
opin-lion
of
Commissioner
llaynes,
but
Ml
is
infinitely
less
so
now
than
ever.
"Amid
the
powerful
in-Iveillions
and
hurried
life
of
lo-
I
day
sound
bodies,
steady
nerves
and
sober
juilgnienl
are
indis-
jpensable
to
life.
This
fact
is
re-i
cognized
everywhere."
IS
OPPOSED
TO
KIGHTARIFFS
President
of
Saskatchewan
Grain
Growers
Talks
of
Separation
From
East
Illy
l,illi;icli;iii
f'lvssi
MICiilNA.
Sask..
Jan.
30.
pi-rccling
a
IJuiuilerous
hroadsjdc
against
Ihe
tariff
policy
of
the
Dominion
government,
(leorge
Friday,
January
AGE
SIX
TFTE
DULY
VKW9
30,
19;
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optome
trist.
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
D.S.
EMPLOYERS
I
STOP
LIQUOR)
Prohibits
Its
Use
by
Any
of
Their
'
A
BAD
COLD
DEVELOPED
INTO
BRONCHITIS
I'.dwnrds,
in
his
presidential
ad-!
dress
before
Ihe
annual
conveii-!
lion
of
the
Saskatchewan
drain
'irowe.rs1-
Association
here
dc-cliircd
that
coulinuauce
of
such
an
un-nuliimal
and
short.
sight
ed
policy"
would
iuevitiihly
lead!
to
a
definite
break
between
Kaslern
and
SVeslern
Canada.
lie
further
caslijtaled
Ihe.
Icd-eral
government
for
not
itivini,'
yrealcr
atlenlion
lo
Ihe
problems
of
Ihe
farmer.
The
unfavorable
conditions
of
Ihe
basic
industry
of
Hie
country,
be
maiuluinei
was
well
known
lo
(he
Rovern-meiil
ami
all
business
interests
in
Canada.
Iml
a
spirit
of
apathy
and
indifference
sceincif
lo
he
ai
more
preferable
course
Tor
these
iiitercsls
to
follow.
"We
in
the
West,
believe
that
we
have
never
been
fairly
treated
by
the
ttovernmenls
of
Canada,
irrespective
or
party,
with
respect
to
the
fiscal
policy
of
the
country
during
the
past
In
years,"
Mr.
Kdwards
said.
The
protective
tariff
he
characterized
as
"one
of
those
hanin.'riug
disabilities."
which
had
been
raised
particularly
lo
foster
manufac-lurlnjf
Interests,
wilhoul,
(tivlng
IIkhicIiI
lo
the
consequent
hardships
brouuhl
upon
the
agricultural
imliislry.
No
Compensation
"There
nrer
has
been
and
npparenlly
never
will
lie,
any
nitvanlapc
that
will
accrue
lo
the
Western
country
to
com-"pensale
for
'
fhe:
'Increased
price
I
ihey
have
lo
pay
for
all'
their
Januar
Mm
Days
more
CLOTHING
I'-'
oz.
lin
2
Vi
II..
tin
r.
lb.
tin
Service
be
able
lo
work
out
her
destiny
heller
its
a
unity
cotinlry
than
as
one
spill
up
into
different
sections,
and
I
do
not
believe
that
Hie
West
has
any
desire
lo
break
away
from
Kaslern
Canada,
if
we
ran
base
fair
play
and
eipialily
of
.lifalment.
The
enemies
of.
Canada,"
Mr.
Kdwards
declared,
"are
not
(hose
who
are
pointing
oul
the
danger
lo
confederation;
of
the
present
sectional,
s
1
1
1
1
f
I
-
i
s
1
1
1
1'
1
1
policy,
bill
ralher
those
who
are
pressing
for
Ihe
continuance
nf
it
policy,
which
If
conlinued,
iti-'(vittfhly
spill,VCP,arallon.'
"
v
Clearance
Sale
Yom
Last
Opportunity
Pure
Wool
Mackinaws
Values
lo
XI
I
.."(.
To
clear
$8.95
Suits
Overcoats
Pants
Etc.
Priced
to
Clear
i
Men's
Heavy
Pure
Wool
Ribbed
Shirts
and
Drawers
to
reap
the
benefit
of
our
CLEARING
PRICES
on
QUALITY
MERCHANDISE
that
will
not
be
duplicated
in
Prince
Rupert
for
some
time
Men's
"Sterling
Quality"
BOOTS
Solid
leather.
In
Drown
or
I
tl.u
k.
,
Willi
or
without
toe
i-ap.
Iti-gitlar
value
In
ST.
7)0.
Special-
oz.
Odd
Lines
In
FLEECE
LINED
UNDERWEAR
He',
value
to
.$?.7ri.
In
firey
We"
Known
Tiger
Brand
or
While.
All
sizes,
priced
lit
Shirts
and
Drawers
Combinations
clear
at
per
garment
'leg.
$l.:tr.
Per
garment
Meg.
$1.45
85c
$1.45
Days
more
FURNISHINGS
Caps
Valm--.
In
$t'.7."i,
Ml
To
cli'iij-
$1.45
Soxs
Sweaters
Collars
Etc.
At
Big
Reductions
Men's
Work
Shirts
In
large
assortment
or
v.
:
ed
.colors
uml
size-.
S'
g
Klaiiuelelle
tnaten.rl
V
(
:
:i.2:j.
$1.85
CASH.
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FOR
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
FROM
0
A.M.
TILL
12
NOON
ONLY.
FPNTAINS
NO
ALlflj-i
MALKIN'S
BCST
PURE
EXTRACTS
Vanilla
or
l.emon
.
20c
1
oz
40c
S
..
50
PAILS
PURE
RASPBERRY
JAM
i
lb.
tin.
Special
75c
65c
1C0
TINS
QUAKER
BRAND
CORN
ON
COB,
-.
Spr
eaih
25c
300
LBS.
FRESH
GROUND
COFFEE.
Kxlra
Spc-;
Ilis.
roe
$1.00
NEW
HALLOWI
BULK
DATES,
(iiiariiuleed
fir-.
It
II
ri
33c
ONYX
B
RAPID
CORN,
2
lius
for
35c
(
Canned
Vegetables
are
good
biiyinp
CANNED
PILCHARDS,
lull
tins,
(tiood
etiling
.
Spr
2
for
25c
The
Home
of
"20lh
Century"
Clothes
Universal
Trading
Co.
Satisfaclion
"unite
li(Hillwn
if
Mil
hIhH'I
Slllllf
-
ed
policy
of
Ihe
Canadian
kov-ernnietil,"
Ihe
president
asserted.
The
farmers
In
the
Wesl
had
u
riKhl
to
insist
Upon
equity
and
fair
play,
adding
Ihal
.sentimental
attachments
and
lies,
however
slrontr
Ihey
mihl
he.
could
mil
indefinitely
stand
the
strain
of
economic
"injustice."
"t'tnloiibleilly,
Canada
should
Renewals
for
Spring
Cleaning
READY
MADE
CURTAINS,
MADRAS,
SCRIMS,
NETS,
AND
MARQUESETTES
ON
SALE
UNTIL
SATURDAY.
Kirsch
Flat
Curtain
Rods,
Curtain
Fixtures
and
Blinds
at
Special
Sale
Prlcos.
,
F.011-
0FFE"
IN
DOUBLE
AND
SINGLE
FACED
VELOURS
m
r
Single
Faced
V
i
lours-
Sun
Fast
Popn8
In
mown,
Mine,
u,,,
Uli
(jro,,.
Cream,
(iieen.
Mine
mid
Hnrvii,
DotihlA
w'i
Vi,,,1
$2'5
"''
Avt-Je.
Sale
Price,
yard
$5
Ve,ours-
Casement
Cloth
in
"
lib
...n
e,
n
Itrown,
and
(iM..
,
Sale
Price
.
r,(l
inches
wide,
in
Cram,
lto,c
IK
1
ynr'1
54.00
nine.
Sale
Price,
per
yard
.
750
....
.
,
,.
,
Shadow
Cloths
.1(1
...e
Ji
bhatlow
Ctllh.
Sale
Price,
M""'
per
r0
jcl,
Shadow
Chilli,
hcnvV
i"1'1
$1.00
2'8
p,.,.
yiird
""iiee
01,?i""l'nV
Cl'!lh'
,,cavy
,""lily'
5,1
i'"'"'
Hk
Shadow'
Ciolb.
Siecinl.
1,11
00
l-Tynnl
75
to
lake
Advantage
of
our
Sale
will
menu
a
saving
lo
your.
Srd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phone
20