Old
Kentucky
famed
as
the
world's
finest
Bourbon
whiskey.
Aged
to
Perfection.
A
iimo
honored
friend
of
yours
Soups
made
with
OXO
help
digestion
-warm
through
and
through
and
make
the
whole
dinner
taste
better.
No
trouble
to
make
with
0X0
Cubes.
Use
0X0
Cubes
in
place
of
stock
and
serve
a
consomme
that
delights
with
its
flavor
and
provides
rich
nutriment
to
rebuild
body
waste.
ChiJdrn'ipinting
book
ant
Ire,
on
receipt
of
four
OXO
Cub
wrapper,
bjr
On
limited.
232
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Street.
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lni,nsof4-5
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THE
GREAT
BEEF
ECONOMY
The
Daily
News
w
PIIINOK
BUPEBT
-
niUTJSII
COLUMBIA
Piililishnil
livery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
Hie
Prince
Iliipert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLRX,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
One
Secret
Of
Vancouver's
Success.
One
f
Hi"
secrets
of
purpose
iif
llu
residents,
talks
fur
Viiiicniiver,
argues
JsjD
Tuesday,
.lanuary
C,
l!)25.
Vancouver's
success
is
the
unity
of
Everyone
there
pulls
fur
Vancouver
fiii'
Viiiiciiiiver
and
dreams
of
a
del
Icr
Vancouver.
Then-
is
un
lialf-liearledness
aluiiit
their
allegiance
In
their
own
town.
They
are
proud
nf
il
and
let
everyone
know
it.
They
make
light.
of
its
drawbacks
and
arceiilunle
its
g-tind
ioinls.
The
result
is
Dial
I
lie
city
increases
in
size
and
influence.
-
The
same
thing
can
he
done
in
connection
with
Prince
Hu-jierJ.
Those
who
have
been
here
only
a
few
years
ami
who
mile
lhe;
improvements
can
have
mi
'hesitation
in
looking
forward
wilh
ciiiifidence
to
slill
greater
improvements'
in
the
few
years
In
enme.
Some
Feel
Sure
Of
Rupert's
Future.
Visitors
to
Vancouver
recently,
say
they
were
surprised
In
find
Hie
people
in
the
south
very
optimistic
in
regard
In
the
future
of
this
city.
They
say
that
Vancouver
people
seem
even
more
optimistic
than
do
some
of
the
local
residents.
There
is
a
growing
feeling
that
the
change
for
vt
lie
lietter
has
come
and
thai
if
we
do
our
part
we
shall
have
prosperity
from
now
on.
This
change
on
the
outside
is
something
rather
new
and
has
heon
caused
hy
(he
realization
that
there
is
hound
to
lie
a
lug
city
hi
northern
British
Culnmliia
and
hahility
Hint
it
will
he
on
Kaien
Island.
Need
Of-Nice
Little
liy
the
extreme
pro-
There
will
he
n
lol
of
new'
houses
needed
here
Ihis
Mri..ff
ami
so
iai;4iiere
noes
noi
seem
in
lie
any
move
to
provide
Ihein.
At
present
a
niinilier
of
people
would
bring"
their
families
here
if
they
could,
find
suitable
Imuses.
I'ive
and
six
roomed
cottages
are
in
greatest
.demand.
They
niusl
Jie
well
located,
not
loo
far
out.
A
dozen
such
could
lie
filled
within
two
days
if
Ihey
were
available
at
present.
Whether
Hie
rents
would
prove
reniuneralive
is
for
the
people
interested
to
rigure.
Of
thai
we
know
noUiing,
All
we
know
is
that
there
is
a
demand.
New
Mill
Owners
Will
Approach
City.
The
new
owners
of
the
Prince
Bupert
Lumber
.Mill
announce
Hint
they
will
be
making
a
business
propositi
to
the
city
in
the
near
rulure
and
that
they
will
then
ask
for
fair
treatment.
If
we
guage'
the
feeling
of
the
people
here
aright,
we
believe
they
will
be
ready
to
treat
the
mill
owners
reasonably
We
should
all
like
to
see
the
mill
being
operated
once
more
anil
If
there
is
anything
we
can
do
to
make
Hint
possible
I
we
shall
be
ready
to
do
il.
,
Steady
Return
Of
British
Money.
II
is
taking
the
world
a
long
lime
lo
gel
back
lo
a
pence
bans
following
the
great
war.
Many,
Miuiilrie
f
Europe
,-,.
sldl
having
rinanrinl
difficulties.,
(.real
Britain,
a
one
of
Hie
countries
most
affected,
has
mn.ta
l.e
.p.ickesl
return
finnnci'-ally
and
the
result
y
,al
lo.lay
Sterling
is
selling
almost
al'par
on
thjs
sue
Hie
Atlantic.
Normally
tlie.piiuiid
is
worth
S,,Xo",-:i
...iM
,i
.-un
i.t,
ii
wjis
ipmieii
ai
..,(..ii,-duly
ten
points
from
Lveii
in
peace
the
price
of
Sterling
varies,
dropping
now
Iben
several
points
below
par.
Named
for
the
state
and
truly
great
n
I
II
OldKcntucKy
Bourbon
Whiskey
OTTLCD
IN
IOND
UNDER
rUL
GOVWNMOfT
WKJtVIMON
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Onvernment
of
British
Columbia.
par.:
and
the
DENIES
HE
GAVE
HIS
CONSENT
TO
SEWER
BEING
TAKEN
OVER
.1.
W.
.McKinley
appeared
before
Hie
city
conncil
lit
protest
ngainsl
n
sewer
built
aiul
owned
by
him
being
taken
over
iy
Hie
city
council
wjlhout
his
knowledge
til'
ClIIISCIll.
Heading
Hie
report
from
the
I
lady
-N'ews
of
.Hie
council's
derision
lasl
week
lo
lake
over
the
sewer,
.Mr.
.McKinley
suggested
(that
sharp
nii'Hiods
had
lieeu
ap-jplied
ly
someone
in
pulling
the
iinaller
before
Hie
council
in
Hie
llighl
llial
il
had
iieen.
II
was
I
incorrect
llial
he
liad
given
his
permission,
lie
did
not
inlend
lo
give
over
for
Ihe
benefit
of
Hie
public
.
willioul
some
ennsidcra-lion
a
sewer
llial
had
cost
him
several
hundred
dollars.
Al!
lie
asked
was
thai
Hie
sewer
be
given
back
lo
him
as
a
mailer
of
justice.
Major
Newton
and
the
members
of
Hie
board
of
works
assured
.Mr.
McKinley
llial.
in
tak
ing
over
I
lie
sewer,
there
had
been
no
intention
but
to
give
him
fairplay.
II
had
been
understood
llial
he
had
approved
of
il
being
taken
tiver
and,
if
he
did
nut,
the
council
hail
been
misinformed.
In
view
of
Mr.
McKinley
s
contentious,
it
was
derided
on
motion
of
Aid.
.Mc.Mordie,
seconded
by
Aid.
Casey,
to
rescind
Ihe
nun
ion
in
inKc
Hie
sewer
over
The
Man
in
the
Moon
1
YS:-
tiii:
people
secured
furs
worn
by
sonic
city
are
said
to
have
been
by
fkinniiis
oals.
A
SCOTCHMAN'
went
lo
a
cabaret
in
Vancouver
and
now
he
says
be
will
have
i
save
for
Ion
years
In
make
un
Ihe
nrice.
TIIK
person
whose
business
is
not
a
pleasure
will
soon
have
little
of
cither
business
or
-M
ON
ICY
talks
hut
Hie
saiiou
aroiiiiii
.
liere
seem
very
loud.
keep
happiness
lo
himself.
eonver-
oes
nnl
r.VKnvHOHY
is
Vslillfalkiiig
about
Ihe
Wonderful,
lime
Kiev
nad.
J
licy
iliv
still
living
in
Ihe
pasl
and
Iryin?
lo
forget
how
they
will
carry
on
until
the
next
pay
check
arrives.
TIIK..Ialest
name
for
a
loaded
llask
1.5?
"a
kick
in
the
pants,"
KYKN
a
selfish
man
cannot
W(tMK.
will
get
men's
wages
in
lime
possibly
next
Saturday
night.
v
SOMF,
people,
arc
so
awkward
Ihey
.do
not
know
what
lo
do
with
their;.
hands
when
idaying
hridae.
TIIK
man
wilh
brains
usually
pels
the
merry
ha.
ha.
from
those
who
have
none.
Til
HI.
K.
Is
one
thing,
in
the
woi
ld
that
liiiiiiejv
Avill
wnrit
buy
and
that
Is
Hiivr.gnt
tii
stand
In
Ihe
bread
lino.
;
VOU
may
have-
heard1
rif
Hie
old
maid
who
refused
In
alb.w
Ihe
mob
to
lynch
a
man
in
licr
tree
because
she
said
she
would
not
have
any
man
hanging
a
round,
her
.
house.
TIIKHK
is
seldom
any
argu-l
nient
as
lo
who
shall
gel.
up
first
in
this
kind
of
Weather.
The
woman
is
me
poor
sullercr.
Slu
has
lo
lie
in
bed.
I
TIIK
man
is
apt
lo
lie
in
bod
wlfen
he
retires
at
loo
lale
an
jhoiir.
What
else
could
he
do
iwhen
his
wife
asked
questions?
WIIKN
you
are
out
fisliinc
llu
lino
k
seldom
busy,
dilTering
in
I
thai
respect
from
the
ordinnry
i
telephone.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
J
In
Prinr-
Rupert
I
-H
January
6,
1915.
Several
men
of
Ihe
first
Prince.
Illiperl
contingent
have
been
deluded
In
reinforce
the
Prinrest
Palricin
regiment.
'Ihey
will
leave
Willows
Camp
al
Victoria
fur
Ihe
front
Hiis
week.
Tonight
there
will
be
a
patriotic,
enlertiiimiienl
in
the
llin-press
Theatre.
Canon
O,
A.'Illx
THE
DATL7
!.C7'
January
I'lie
Trades
?lms
endorsed
Remnants
A.
lug
variety
of
very
low
priced
Bcmunnl
Scrims.
Voiles,
While
d
ilon,
(irey
Ciiltou
(Singh
Prints.
Mibbuns,
I'nilirnid.
ry,
Flouncing
and
Laces.
Ladies'
Special
and
I.almr
Council
Aid.
Kerr,
Aid.
Maillaod,
Aid.
Mouljrnmcry,
John
Mcholl,
Frank
Deny
and
Waller
Shaw
as
aldermanie
rmididales
til
Hie
forthcoming
municipal
elect
ion.
AIR
MAIL
ROUTES
IIAMIIFItn.
Jim:
1..
London,
Amsterdam,
Hamburg
and
Mnl-inoe,
Sweden,
will
be
linked
lo.
grlher
early
next
yenr
by
a
daily
air
mall
and
passenger
service.
F.nBllsh
arid
Herman
machine
will
be
uued.
11I
mis.
Ladies'
Flannelette
Nightgowns,
round
neck
and
long
sleeves.
Meg.
$.07.
Sale
price
$1.25
Ladles'
Figured
Crepe
Nightgowns,
in
pink
ami
mauve,
round
neck
and
short
sleeves.
Meg.
!s:i.lr.
Sale
$2.25
Ladies'
Monarch
Art
Silk
Hosiery
during
the
sale
1u
sell
for
75c
Ladies'
Green
and
Brown
Woollen
Heather
Penman's
Hosiery.
Meg.
Sl.2.1
and
I.
:!.".
Sale
price
95c
Ladies'
Woollen
Crepe
Skirts.
Meg.
iMI.nn.
Sale
price
$3.75
Ladies'
Blouses,
Knglish
I
roadclolh,
in
white
ami
natural
color.
Prices
.'!.:')0,
$."1.00
and
(.5II.
Sab-price
....
$2.75,
$3.85
and
$5.25
Ladles'
Sweaters.
Miuiirrch
latest
creation
in
Hie
latest
shades;
Ihe
VWiety
is
too
big
to
classify
but
we
offer
25
per
ceitl
discount
on
all
our
slock
of
Sweaters.
Ladies'
Good
Quality
Voile
Blouses,
trimmed
with
Val.
and
Filel
Laces.
Vaiues
from
$5.50
to
$lt,75.
Sale
price
$4.25
Boys'
Specials
Boys'
Nightgowns.
Bog.
l.25
and
$1,115.
Clearing
sale
v
prittiv
.
95c
Boys'
Pyjamas.
Beg.
i2.25,
Sale
price
$1.85
Boys'
Monarch
Heather
Sweaters.
Size
2(1-110.
Sale
,
;
:
price;.
..,
$1.50
15
per
cent
discount
on
all
our
stock
of
Sweaters.
Boys'
Mackinaw
Coats.
Meg.
S.50,
Sale
$6.50
MERCHANTS
TO
SEE
MEXICO
II
AM11I
11(1,
Jan.
('..
A
parly
of
flerniau
inerchaiils
and
nianii
faclurers
will
leave
here
Jifnn
nry
.'II
for
Mexico,
where
Ihey
will
he
given
an
official
welcome.
They
will
lour
Mexico
for
1"
days,,
visilinjr
Ihe
indiislrial.
mining
and
oil
region
nf
Ihe
republic.
The
travellers
will
land
at
Vera
On.,
but
their
return
nip
will
he
made
through
Hi
I'uileil
Slates.
Dr.
Marlel'i
Female
Pills
Rtv.
M.iitnl
n.tur.
thmi.ende
rM..l..thalf
criiiurr.
correc.
nr
e.u...
nuiitiitio.
un
J
ilrenilhenlnr
orn.
rellcvlnv
IlKLAVKn
nil
I'AINr'UL
MENSTRUATION,
Nfcll.
VOUSNE8S.
IIACKACHK.
DIZZINK8S,
ete
nodenirprouidruir..
fiiililanlvin
ki.u.
i
i
Cover
TIN
UOX
wilh
ouril(ntur..
Uruir.'t,
I"."
Z
f.
fr
Jireel
by
mail,
i.laln
irk.r.
00
I.i.r.aflect.1
t,m,4f
.rail.,
I...
Circa
l.r
aula.
r
ve.,
ri
r.
nnl
St.,
e
r.aeeii.
Tuv
il.ty.
January
fi,
103.
earance
OUR
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
SALE
STARTS
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
7TH,
AND
FROM
THE
LIST
BELOW
YOU
WILL
SEE
THAT
THIS
IS
THE
LARGEST
CLEARING
SALE
WE
HAVE
EVER
CONDUCTED.
EVERYTHING
IN
OUR
STORE
IS
REDUCED
WITH
EXCEPTION
OF
A
FEW
CONTRACT
LINES.
THE
REDUCTIONS
VARY
FROM
15',
TO
33
1-3.
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
THIS
EXCEPTIONAL
OFFER,
YOUR
DOLLAR
WILL
STRETCH
AS
MUCH
AS
$1.50.
SJwe
Departrrtent
Exceptional
Bargains
Men's
Hip
Rubber
Boots.
Heg.
7.7,"i.
Sale
Price
$6.35
Men's
Knee
Rubber
Boots,
Itiiniiuiou
make,
red
sole,
guaranteed.
Meg.
$:.?.".
Sale
Price
$4.75
Men's
Rubbers.
Meg.
I.m.
Clearance
Sale
Price
$1.33
Boys'
Rubbers.
Meg.
l.:t."i.
Sale
Price
$1.10
Ladles'
Rubbers.
There
is
only
a
limited
number
(.
Ii;
sen
for
50c.
They
are
medium
heel
only,
sizes
from
(ii
S.
Boys'
Heavy
Shoes,
red
sl'lch,
sizes
S
to
IiWj.
Beg.
-::.
T
r
Side
$2.85
Boys
"Leckles"'
Red
Stitch.
Sizes
from
j-TMt.
Meg.
5.7..
Sale
,
$4.50
Boys'
Multiwear
Heavy
Wearing
Shoes.
Sizes
from
I
In
5
'it.
Beg.
'i.7.".
Sale
$3.75
Girls'
"Leckle"
High
Legged
Boots.
Meg.
$T.1T.
Sale
Price
$4.50
15
per
cent
discount
on
all
Ladies'
Shoes
and
House
Slippers
Men's
House
Slippers
for
$1.50
EXTRAORDINARY
OFFER
25
Pairs
of
Ladles'
Slippers
and
Pumps,
to
clearv
a
I
$2.00
25
Pairs
of
Ladies'
Slippers,
Pumps
and
Oxfords,
,
assorted
sizes.
Iteg.
In
ST..
"id.
Sale
$3.50
I
Children's
Specials
Dr.
Arnott's
Children's
Sleepers.
Sizes
from
I
-7.
Meg
$l..x:
and
S2.IMI,
Sale
price
.
.
.
.
$1.50
.ami
$..G5
Moodies'
Hygelan
Fleece
Lined
Children's
Sleepers,
sizes
from
2-7.
Meg.
price
I.
'HIV'!'
I.7."i,
Sale
price
$1.15
and
$1.50
Children's
Combinations,
Penman's
ii.'i.
Sixes
tip
In
.ill.
Meg.
:t.::.
Sale
price
...
.
'.
.
...
$2.50
Children's
Combinations,
Penman's
tlVAfzes
L'H
lo
Meg.
l.:i:.
Sale
...
$1.75
White
Cotton
Children's
Nightgowns."
Iieg.'l.2."i.
Sale
price
85c
White
Flannelette
Nightgowns.
Meg.
t
.
:ir.
Clearing
sale
price
05c
Navy
Blue
Heavy
Serge
Bloomers.
Meg.
.$1.11:1,
Sale
price
$1.25
Children's
Ballantyne
Woollen
Mittens.
Beg.
ti."ic.
Sole
price
40c
Children's
Ballantyne
Gauntlet
Mittens,
in
cardinal
navy.
grey,
brown
ami
white.
Beg.
75c.
Sne60c
Children's
Touques,
all
colors,
75c,
thle
ami
l.ir.
Sale
price
60c,
75c
and
90c
Children's
Heavy
Rib
Black
Stockings.
Beg.
.'tic
lo
7-V.
Sale
price,
:t
fur
$1.00
Infants'
Black
Woollen
Cashmere
Stockings,
Penman
s
"Little
King."
Beg.
,0c
and
."inc.
Sale
i
p;ur-for
$1.00
MEN'S
SPECIALS
Men's
Penman's
95
Combinations.
Meg.
S5.50.
Sale
$3.95
Men's
Heavy
Woollen
Ribbed
Shirts'
and
Drawers
Meg.
!s2.tu
a
garment.
Sale,
per
suit
$2.95
Men's
Fleece
Lined
Vests
and
Drawers.
Meg.
1.50.
Sale,
per
suit
...
..
$2.25
Men's
Heavy
Working
Socks,
50c.
Sale.
:
pair's
Tor
$1.00
Men's
Overalls
"Iron
llursc"
Brand.
Beg.
$2.75,
Sale
price
$1.85
Notion
and
Yard
Goods
Specials
Extra
Good
Quality
English
Gingham.
Beg.
(lor
and
(15c.
.
Sale
price,
2
Vj
yards
fur
$1.00
27"
Gingham.
Beg.
:15c
a
yard,
Sa,
'1
yards
for
$1.00
Light
and
Dark
Color
Print,
:i()
ami
:2"
wide.
Bcgj)5c
Sale,
.
yards
Tor
$1.00
Dark
Striped
Flannelette,
:i(l"
wide.
Meg.
:J5c.
Sale.
yards
for
.'.
.
$1.00
Ticking.
Meg.
(15c.
Sale,
2
yards
for
.
.
;
...
...
$1.00
8oz.
Duck.
Beg.
55c.
Sale,
2.M,
yards
tor
$1.00
Vieyalla
Flannel,
plain
while
amf
pink
and
blue
stripe.
Beg.
$
I.
('m
ami
$1.75.
Sale
price
$1.35
Canton
Flannel,
Uc
a
yard.
Sale,
:i
yards
for
.
.
$1.00
White
Cotton,
:i(f
wide.
Beg.
;t5c.
Sale,
,
yanN
fur
$1.00
Grey
Cotton,
.10"
wide.
Beg.
:t(lc
ay
mil.
Sale,
5
yards
for
$1.00
monarch
Floss
and
Dove
Yarn,
1
oz.
balls.
balls
$1.00
Monarch
Down.
2
nz.
balK,
hall
fur
.'
.
.
Crochet
Cotton,
all
colors.
Beg.
15c
a
ball.
Sale.
:t
.',
..
$1.00
It
balls
ft
ii-
$1.00
Jabotir
Brothers,
Ltd.
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
will
be
Ihe
speaker.
Proceeds
will
be
used
to
provide
ciuiiforls
for
Prince
llupert
overseas
1
GET
IT
AT!l
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CLASS
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PHONE
586
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NEW
YEAR
GREETINGS
WITH
ALL
GOOD
WISHES.
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