AGE
SIX
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
COR-RECTLY.
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,
genulno
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited
i
!
Max
Heilbroner
!
Diamond
Specialist
f&SSSiSlsSi
MILLER
IS
AT
SWANSON
BAY
C.Q.M.M.
Vessel
Arrives
at
Mill
Town
To
Load
One
Million
Feet
for
Atlantic.
C.
(i.
M.
M.
Steumor
Canailiau
.Miller,
Cant.
Doiillon,
was
off
Haehrl
Island
at
8.30
(his
inorn-
intr
on
lier
way
lu
Swanson
Hay,
where
she
will
loail
one
million
feel
of
lumber
for
t
lie
Atlantic
seaboard.
The
vessel
Is
jn-liouml
from
the
Orient
anil
is
expected
to
arrive
at
Swanson
Hay
about
seven-
o'clock
this
evening.
Cap
I.
John
MeKernan,
G.
O.
.M.M.
coast
pilot;
W.
McKinistry,
supercargo
from
Vancouver,
ami
W.
J.
.Nelson,
local'
customs
officer,
left
here
at
2.30
this
morn
ing
on
inc.
launch
racnena
lo
pick
Uii
the
vessel
at
Triple
Is
land.
The
Miller
has
1
10
tons
of
Oriental
cargo
which
she
will
discharge
al
Vancouver
after
loading
al
Swanson
Bay.
This
is
the
first
visit
of
I
lie
Canadian
.Miller
lo
this
part
of
Guessing
O
LADIES
AND
GENTLEMEN
You
have
read
about
many
sales,
but
this
is
a
little
different
We
have
just
finished
our
stock-taking
ami
find
lliul
we
are
much
overstocked
in
our
UNDF.HWHAIt
DEPARTMENT.
We
ran
sulkily
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert's
children
and
adults
with
a
garment
each
and
a
little
to
spare.
WELL,
WHAT
ARE
WE
GOING
TO
DO
ABOUT
IT?
HERE
IS
THE
ANSWER!
We
are
going
to
offer
it
at
a
ridiculously
low
price
and
I
urn
it
into
cash.
A
dollar
in
the
cash
register
is
heller
lliau
leu
on
the
shelf.
We
are
going
lo
keep
you
guessing
Regarding
the
Price
bill
we
assure
you
it
will
he
a
good
one.
Turnliiill's
Pure
Wool
CKKTKK
Combinations..
Reg.
.57.70
Watson's
Pure
Wool
Combinations.
Ileg.
$0,75
.
.
Watson's
.Silk
ami
Wool
Combinations.
Ileg.
$0.50
Penman's
05
Combinations.
Ileg.
$5.50
Penman's
71
Combinations.
Ileg.
$2.75
Sale?
Sale
?
Sale
?
Sale
?
Sale
?
I
unibiill
s
pure
Wool
Vests
and
Rloomers.
Heg.
SI.
75
.
sale
?
Wnlson's
Silk
and
Wool
Vests.
Ileg
$:t.50
Sale
?
To
find
out
the
prices
compare,
(he
above
with
our
window-
AS
THE
AUTHORITIES
HAVE
OBJECTED
TO
OUR
$10.00
PRIZE
GUESSING
COMPETITION,
WE
HAVE
HAD
TO
WITHDRAW
SAME
Although
aou
might
not
need
it
now,
these
prices
will
make
you
buy.
Sale
continues
till
February
10th.
Also
wilh
Ihe
guessing
sale,
we
are
offering
Ilem-nants
or
Silks.
Dress
(ioods.
Flannelette,
Shecling,
While
Cotton,
(irpy
Collon,
Voile
and
Cretonnes
at
greatly
reduced
prices.
Jabotir
Brothers,
Ltd,
Phone
G45.
Corner
3rd
and
7th.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
7
and
0
p.m.
William
De
Mille
Presents
'The
Fast
Set'
An
adaptation
for
the
screen
of
Ihe
brilliant
hinge
success
"Spring
Cleaning."
A
picture
thai
sels
the
pace
for
dramas
of
smiiii
society
and
tells
the
truth
brilliantly
about
husbands
who
lose
their
wives'
love.
The
story
or
a
husband's
clever
experiment
to
save
his
wife
from
u
crowd
of
society
fast
steppers.
Wives!
Here's
a
pholo-play
thai
shows
you
how
lo
make
your
husbands
love
you.
Husbands!
Here's
a
film
that
shows
you
how
lo
hold
ymir
wives.
Superb
cast.
Betty
Compson,
Elliott
Dexter,
Adolphe
Menjou,
Edgar
Norton,
Fred
Wa'ton,
Zasu
Pitts
ami
others.
FELIX
COMEDY
CARTOON.
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE
Admission
35c
and
10c
CATARRn
of
the
BLADDER
tlewanofeountmfeiU
ihe
coast.
She
was
liuill
al
Montreal
in
ISM!)
and
is
similar
m
size
to
the
Canadian
Scottish.
The
vessel
has
been
operated
in
:
lie
Atlantic
service.
Had
Rough
Trip
The
l'aehena
returned
to
port
al
10
o'clock
this
morning
bringing
in
.Mr.
Nelson,
(lie
customs
officer.
The
Canadian
Miller
arrived
off
Triple
Island
at
2..10
this
morning-,
but,
owing
to
Hie
roughness
of
Ihe
seas,
it
was
impossible
for
(he
pilot
to
j-et
aboard
Ihe
vessel.
At
8
o'clock
he
and
Ihe
other
officers
board
ed
Hie
Miller
at
llarhel
Island.
Capt.
Jloulton
reported
a
rough
passage
of
22
days
across
Ihe
'acific
ocean
from
Miike,
a
coal-ng
port
in
north
Japan.
Oilier-ric
the
voyage
was
uneventful.
The
skipper
also
reported
that
he
Hose
.Spil
lipid
was
out
and
hat
there
was
a
menace
lo
navi-ra
I
ion
in
the
form
of
two
submerged
logs
northeast
of
Lan-rara
Island.
SALMON
IN
LAKE
ONTARIO
SUCCEED
For
Six
Years
Experiments
Have
Been
Conducted
and
Fish
Are
Now
There.
Salmon
from
Ihe
seaboards
of
mrrira
Ihe
and
grow
Tat
in
Ihe
valers
of
hake
Ontario
and
the
I
reams
of
ilrilisli
Columbia,
ae-ording
to
a
bulletin
issued
by
hL
Canadian
department
of
murine
and
fisheries
announcing
success
of
a
six-year
.experiment.
Fully
matured
sockeyes,
native
lo
the
Pacific
coast,
have
been
laken
from
Lake
Ontario
litis
year
and
2-year-old
Atlantic
salmon
have
been
caught
in
the
Pacific
coining
down
the
Cawich-
tu
river
or
Vancouver
Island.
An
ueruge
or
200,000
young
-iockeyes
have
been
released
in
.like
Ontario
each
year
since
'918,
and
500,000
Allanlic
sal
mon
have
been
planted
in
In
rivers
of
Ilrilisli
Columbia
in
the
same
period.
Last
year's
Canadian
fisheries
production
was
estimated
al
l
12,505,5
ID,
with
llrilish
Columbia
having
the
most
extensive
salmon
resources
on
the
eontin-eul
accounting
for
50
per
cent
of
Ihe
business.
Salmon,
halibut,
lobster
and
codfish
constitute
(!!
per
cent
of
the.
Dominion
LONDON
NIGHT
CLUBS
TO
BE
SUPERVISED
Evidence
Eelnn
Collected
By
Scotland
Yard
Prior
To
Legislation
Being
Passed.
1ONDON,
Feb.
5.
-Piopri-lors
I
and
habitues
of
niglil
clubs
suf-j
fet
ed
n
jolt
when
they
learned
yesterday
thai
Scotland
Yard
had
Iliad
Us
eye
upon
them
Tor
weeks
!
I
he
police
have
been
galhering
evidence
for
Home
Secretary
ioyuson
Hicks,
who
is
preparing
bill
giving
Ihe
police
greater
powers
of
supervision,
especially
in
preventing
the
sale
or
liquor
out
oT
hours.
BARGE
BINGAMON
HAS
DISCHARGED
HER
CARGO
Harge
Itingamon
has
discharged
her
first
load
of
logs
al
English
J!ay
and
has
proven
a
success
as
a
carrier,
uccording
to
Ihe
owners.
.I.
.I.
('.(Highland,
managing
direelor
of
the
llrilish
Pacific
Transport
Company
I.
Id.,
expressed
himself
as
much
pleased
with
the
experiment
of
carrying
logs
in
that
manner.
She
encountered
heavy
weather
on
the
way
south
but
round
no
difficulty.
A
CANINE
SPEEDOMETER
The
clly
motorist
was
indignant.
"How
do
you
know
I
was
exceeding
the
speed
limit
when
you
haven't
a
watch
or
anything?"
he
demanded.
"WVil,
ye
seen
that
yallcr
dog
a-chasliig
ye,
Albju'll
yef
in
ijuircd
Ihe
rural
constable.
"When
Mint
dog
can't
keep
up
with
a
feller
I
"know
Unit
feller's
goui
moron
thirty
miles
an
hour."
Advertise
.n
the
Daily
News
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday.
Februa
fy
5th.
Pre-Inventory
Days
ARE
MONEY
SAVING
EVENTS
FOR
OUR
PATRONS
All
oddments
and
broken
assortments
are
offered
at
very
low
prices
to
effect
a
speedy
clean
up.
The
limited
number
of
lines
mentioned
belox
are
bat
a
few
of
the
many
reductions
in
all
departments
Boys'
Heavy
Wool
Ribbed
Hose
.Sizes
U'i
lo
1
1
i.
Ileg.
1.25.
95c
Heavy
Boys
Mackinaws
Purs
Wool
Fjiiosl
materials.
To
clear
$5.45
.
Children's
All
Wool
Pullover
Suits
Cardinal,
hark
Saxe-(.amcl,
includes
'1'oipie.
Mills
and
Cap.
Sizes
2
lo
5
$3.95
1
1
only,
Hahics'
Caps.
ft)
Pair.'
Ladies'
lteg.ii."c.
f2
Yards
Fancy
cl,
'ill'
Heg.
$1.00.
Iteg.
Jul
95c
Any
Article
50c
1-
Hadiiim
Hosiery.
Heg.
80c
yard.
50
Yards
Hlack
llaliau
Clolh,
Vt".
of".
Iteg.
85c
yfcrd.
Men's
Hndiutu
Cashmere
Sox.
85c
pair.
Hoys'
Fleece
Lined
Shirts
and
Drawers.
Heg.
85c
garment.
J00
only,
Men's
Silk
Knillcd
Ties.
Ileg.
75c.
2
Dozen
Men's
Police
Suspenders.
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
Ileg.
95c
12
Pairs
Women's
Plaid
.luliet
Slippers.
Heg.
$1.75.
$1.95
Service
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
$1.95
Any
Article
See
These
Lines
in
our
Window
'1
only,
Men's
Silk
Senrfs.
Heg.
:t.50.
2f
Men's
Wool
Jerseys.
Heg.
$:i.75.
.10
Pairs
Hoys'
Dress
Shoes.
Heg.
J.'I.S.".
8
Pairs
Youths'
Tan
Cnlf
Miilliwcar
Shoes.
Hi
Pairs
Men's
Hrown
Calf
House
Slippers.
y
i
Boys'
Strong
Wurk
Shirts
In
Khaki
ami
ltluc.
Ileg.
$l.:i5.
To
clear
85c'
JUMBLE
SALE
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
15c
Any
Article
See
Ihe
Following
Lines
in
our
Window
15
Pairs
Children's
Wool
(iaiters.
Ileg.
tile.
50
Varies
While
Flannelette.
Ileg.
I5;
per
.ynnfT
iO
Vjjj-ilS
W'hile
Cotton.
Ileg.
.'15c
per
yard.
100'
YarJs
Print.
Ileg.
50c
per
yard.
f
i
10
Dozen
.Men's
Collon
Hose.
Ileg.25c.
v
15
Dozen
Men's
Touko's
Soft
Linen
Collars.
Ileg.
and
:55r.
t
..
.........
,
50
llozen
Men's
Lawn
llandkeirhiefs.
Ileg.
25c.
jal,
2
Tor
15c.
00
Tins
Diilibin
Waterproof
Creasing.
Ileg.
20c.
eial,
2
for
15c.
-A
JUMBLE
SALE
PniCE
dUC
50c
Any
Article
Sec
Uii'Ve
Lines
iu
our
Window
111
only,
Misses'
Winter
Vests.
Heg.
S5c
each.
50
Yards
Curiam
(ioods.
ileg.
X5e
per
yard.
II
only,
Haloes'
llouiiels.
Ileg.
$1.00.
15c
25c
'.it?
Spe-
Spc-
BOYS'
WEAR
at
clean
up
prices
Mackinws,
Qvercoits,
Underwear,
Hose,
Bo3ts,
etc.
at
Re.luced
Prices
Boys'
Leather
Gauntlet
Gloves
Willi
Star
on
cuff.
Ileg.
$1,511.
Special
$1.00
Boys'
Fleece-Lined
Shirts
and
Drawers
Ileg.
00c.
Pei
gannrnl
'55c
Combinations
llegiilar
$l.5n.
I'd
.inr
$1.10
Children's
Olier
Twist
Sails
Neatly
made
in
S;
patleru.
Heg,
80.00.
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
25c
Any
Article.
$4.45
For
Friday
and
Saturday
Terms
Cash;
No
Exchanges
WHAT
IS
A
JUMBLE
SALE
?
Ilrieriy.
il
is
a
Slock
Iteiliicing
Sale
which
lakes
in
every
department
and
seeks
no
profit.
HMt-d
down
ami
shown
in
our
windows
under
a
classifi
raliou
of
prices
only.
15c
(ioods
wiil
be
Stc
Ihe
Following
Lines
iu
our
Window
25c
20
only,
Cold
Leaf
Shoe
Polish.
Ileg.
lOc.
J00
Dozen
Ladies'
Handkerchiefs.
Heg.
,
for
5m
Spr
t'ial,
:5
for
25c.
100
Yards
Cretonnes.
Heg.
foe
per
yard.
IJO
Yards
Collon
Crepe.
Heg.
50c
per
yard.
!!0
Yards
Cingham.
Heg.
75e
jier
yard,
.'tl
only.
Lace
Door
Panels.
Heg.
tiOe
each.
50
Yards
Drapery.
Heg.
fOe
per
yard.
$50.00
KLWARD
The
wholesale
cost
price
of
,every
article
advertised
in
the
Jumble
Sale
will
positively
exceed
the
prlco
at
which
we
are
offering
it.
I
will
back
this
assertion
vith
a
$50.00
Reward,
same
to
be
distributed
to
local
charities,
If
this
statement
is
proven
to
be
false.
(Signed)
J.
C.
GAVlGAN.
$1.45
$1.95
$2.95
Iteg.4$:t.50.
Heg.
$:i.oo.
!
Pairs
Women's
Satin
Comfy
Slippers.
Ileg.
$f.oo.
i.)
l
arils
iiroeatieii
Mik.
Ileg.
$:i.riO
per
yard.
'i
only,
Children's
All
Wool
Sweaters.
Heg.
$:t.2,-,,
f
only,
Ladies'
Skirls.
Heg.
$:i.t)5.
2
only,
Ladies'
Kimonos.
Heg.
$f.O0.
I
only,
Silk
and
Wool
Sweater.
Ileg.
$2.05,
0
only,
Hahy
Huggy
Holies.
Heg.
$M.25.
50
only,
Collon
Comforters.
Heg,
$11.
50,
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
$1.45
Any
Article
See
lliese
Lines
iu
our
Window
5
only,
Hahy
Shawls.
Ileg.
$2.50.
only,
Hahy
Holies.
Heg.
$2.05.
!1
only,
Hahy
Caps.
Heg.
$2.00.
22
only,
Hahy
Pullovers.
Heg.
$2.05.
15
Pairs
Children's
Palenl
Lace
llewilsou
Shoes.
Heg.
$2.25.
0
Pairs
Children's
Hrown
Kid
Ankle
SI
raps.
Heg.
$2.25.
50
Pairs
Hoys'
Hioomer
Pants.
Heg.
$2.50.
95c
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
95c
Any
Article
95c
Men's
Strong
Work
Slurls.
Ilej.
$1.75
lo
$2'.50.
Men's
Caps.'
Heg.
$1.50
to
$2.oo.
Hoys'
Flece
Combinations.
Iteg.
$1.50.
Men's
Wool
Hihhed
Hose.
Iteg.
75c;
.'J
pairs
for
05c.
Hoys
Medium
Weight
Cuinltiiiu-
lious.
Heg.
$1.85.
10
only,
Ladies'
Silk
and
VH'"I
Vests.
Ileg.
$2,00.
5
only,
Ladies'
Light
WeiglH
-oiii
hiiialions.
IJeg.
$1.75.
8
only.
Fleece
Underskirts.
?
.
$1.85.
CI
only,
Fleece
Hloomers.
Ih'if.
$1.75.
7
only,
Hahy
Dresses.
Heg.
11
only,'
Ladies'
Wool
Scarfs.
H"g.
$1.50
and
$1.75.
0
only,
Hahics'
Wool
Pullovers
Keg
$1.05.
!lf
Pairs
Made-up'
Curlaiiis,
lb'?
$2.00
per
pair.
HI
Pairs
Cent's
Plaid
House
Si-
pers.
Heg.
$1.50.
JUMBLE
SALE
PRICE
$2.95
Any
Article
See
these
Lines
iu
our
Window
$2.95
10
only.
Men's
Navy
Sweaters.
Heg.
$i.05.
5
Pair
Palenl
Oxfords
for
Misses.
Heg.
$1.25.
Hoys'
Leckie
Shoes,
nil
sizes.
Heg.
$1.25.
15
Pairs
La
Duchesse
Women's
Hlack
patent
Lt'"""'1'
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Sandals.
Heg,
$o.oo,
5
only,
(iirls'
W'uul
Capes,
H,.g.
$o.r,0,
2
only,
Ladies'
Skirls.
Heg.
$0.00.
1
only.'
Ladies'
Silk
Underskirts.
Heg!
$5.:i.i.
2
only,
Ladies'
Flannel
Dresses.
Heg.
$0.00.
2
only,
Ladies'
Wool
Sweaters';
Heg.
$1,05.
11
only,
Ladies'
Silk
mid
Wool
Scarfs.
Ileg.
$1.'""
$0.00.
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Universal
Trading
Co.
Satisfaction