WEEK-END
officers
today
Phone
94.
We
deliver
Third
Ave.
and
Fifth
SI.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
to
6.
X-Ray
Ssrvlcs
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evening
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
npccially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15c
for
Hair
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
I
fi'l.
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111
I
I
it
I
V
today
as
follows:
XtHI
I
1
I
1'restdent,
Stan.
Taylor
Jti
MJjKlEJJ
Secretary,
W.
Cruikshanks.
Treasurer,
Howard
While.
Local
New
Laid
Egym,
per
doz.
Directors:
C.
C.
.Mills,
F.
K
,.
60c
Hobertson,
Leo.
Waugh
and
Joe
Fresh
l'ullet
Lggs,
3
dot.
for
lirecr,
$1.10
l'lirc
Lard,
3
lb.
pails
....
69c
WHEAT
POOL
SUCCESS
l'ure
Lard,
5
lb.
nails
$1.14
FUL
SAY
FARMERS
line
Lard,
10
lb.
pails
...
$2.27
1
I'eaineal
Hack
llacon,
sliced,
per
(eonliniied
from
page
I
11
44c
l'icnic
ll:inw
!i
In
I'.
Hi
ivirli
S1.35
X..W
imik
ni...
......
Ih
.
.
.
.
10c
Mu
"10
udunlary
pool
idea.
It
re
Smyrna
Cooking
Kigs.
2
lbs.
for
;''"i"ed
for
farniers
lo
keep
close.
5c-
i.v
unu
uueiiigeniiy
Hi
loucn
with
Seeded
or
Seedless
Itaisins.Vo
oz.
1,001
"nrarmations.
ensuring
pk.,
special
15c
a'nlenancc
of
effieienl
an
j
Jlecleaned
Currants,
2
pkgs.
for
unonnrai
,iianagen.eni
aim
ti.:-.
1
l........
....it...
...1.........
..
ri
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
I
jar
Libby's
I'ickles,
20
oz.
1
hot
lie
l'an'Yan
Sauce.
1
boltle
Sterling
Catsup.'
Special,
3
for
95c.
9snl,'t'v
rum.
uuvi'ii'ii
iini'i
rureiui
consiiieralion
of
all
fans
The
common
good
and
the
desire
lo
servo
the
liesl
interests
of
the
largest
number
should
be
the
?uidc.
'If
this
is
done,"
the
speaker
Del
Monte
l'ork
and
Heans,
per
',r,,l,cl
uial
UK,
IfH'"."
tin
...
.
oc
sjsieiii
we
nave
esuuuisiieil
will
BO
SACKS
SMITHERS
POTATOES
I
con
'nuc
lo
l)rove
"l
''
Special,
ner
sack
.
.
S3.25
",la"s
of
economic
betlernienl
Half
sack
$1.75
1,ul
a
powerful
influence
working
lloltin
Hood
llani.l
Cookinir
Oats.
low',r,
socuil
development
large
pkge.,
special
....
29claiul
"nincanon
or
our
people
a
Cowan
s
Ihstant
Cocoa
tin
,
Wheat
lets,
C
lb.
sacks
.
.
Hran
or
Shorts,
per
sack
Feed
Wheal,
per
sack
.
.
We
handle
only
the
grade
in
feed
lines.
A
convince.
s,
per
..
19c
,
.
39c
$1.99
1
$2.89
1
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
IliShesI
I
Electrical
Installation
Qorernmtnl
Wharf
I
bslnra
DmmasI
trial
Wilt!
Sal1
Tenders
marked
"Tender
for
iwmnir
win
do
mt
m
lin
lu
n.nni
Ml
I
unlay.
January
Ifith
f(i.i
in-
.hi.
nn
llohin
Hood
or
lloyal
Household
i'mi
rr
rewinnr
tiie
westerly
t..r-
I
filial
aaf
thin
uaruruiii.A
at
r..
m.i...
Flour,
III
lb.
sacks
....
$2.59
wiV.rr
"
"
fiinirpr
Snuii.
nor-lli
1ln
.
NweK
atiuli
ami
iirllmlrs
ran
be
"
oiMsineu
si
me
itrnre
r
Hie
lltr
JMIpreme
Coffee.
1
lb.
nkjge.
49c
tnslneer.
Court
lloue.
l-rtiice
ItuiK-rl.
....
..
i
...
.
Ijiwent
or
any
tender
not
iH-cesnarl
lied
iieau
.via
if
lies
iJ
in
ca
n
Oil
accepted,
o.
0.
C.
MACK
AY.
rure
wrange
.uarmaiaiie.
t
in.
iti.
4i..
.
r
I
January
Vtti.
196
mi-
...
.
...
a9c
l'ure
Haspberry
Jam,
I
lb.
tins
LAND
ACT
lll.li-lrl
tnirii..r
59c
I
Notice
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Ltass
Land
"
Vuen
Cliarlotle
Man.,
Lain
Be-
in.
o
naeli
pacK
AHrif
.Mincinual,
i-mml
nnu-l
quail
cnol
seal-
1
crdin;
niftrin
or
rnn.e
impert.
an.1
ers
...
3ol'"",,p
'
"ne-iisir
nines
wesl
i
Telfer
Sodas,
rcg.
50c
tin,
special
.
.
.
.
,
39o
Olympic
l'ancake
Flour,
reg.
50e.
special
39c
Table
Figs,
reg,
23c.
Cut
special
19c
Mixed
l'eel,
nig.
t5c
Ih.
special
29c
Uroken
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
lb.
39o
Sunkist
Orange.
15
for
....
25c
California
Lemons.
13
for.
.
25c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212.
Every
Prescription
We
compound
is
dispensed
by
a
FULLY
QUALIFIED
PHARMACIST
from
chemically
pure
materials.
Our
prices
are
moderate.
We
are
Prescription
Specialists.
Rupert
Pharmacy
.Miiorn
nay,
Kiaersiie
mien
TAVF
NOTirr
that
B.C.
FHIilnr
li
Park
Inir
Cuiiipaii)',
Limited,
or
Vancouver,
B.C.,
urrupallon
ssIiikhi
Canners,
Intends
lu
apply
ror
a
lease
or
Hie
folluwlnr
de
eriiien
lanai:
O.iiiiiMiirinr
if
a
Iost
Dlanled
at
the
neit
end
of
small
Bay
noe
hundred
vird.
eai
in
nmuin
or
uniiamrd
stream;
Ihrnre
um
live
cnain:
mence
ei
mtie.ii
chain;
thence
norlll
lo
shore
line;
thenre
loiiuwina-
snore
line
to
point
or
corn
inenrenienl.
and
ci.ntilnlnR
seven
an1
tnree-quarler
seres,
mure
ur
lew.
B.U.
riSIII.Mi
&
rACkl.Q
CO.
LTO.
Applicant.
Per
M.
M.
English.
Dale
neemte
Tth.
More
Articles
Our
policy
is
to
gel
all
our
stock
marked
down
so
low
that
you
can
afford
io
pay
as
you
bo
and
save
money.
Jams
Empress
and
Malkin's
Pure
Jams,
your
choice,
4
lb.
lin
for
...
75o
Apricot,
Viooseberry,
Greengage.
Cherry,
Peach,
Damson
Plum,
Hlackberry,
Loganberry,
Hed
Plum.
Pineapple
Libby's
Crushed,
2'g,
4
tins
for
"
$1.00
Singapore
Sliced,
C
tins
for
...
S1.00
Peaches-7-
Ielmonte,
in
langc
tins,
2
tins
for
,
75c
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
Huy
it
by
the
dozen
....
$1.65
Rolled
Oats
Any
35c
package
in
Ihe
store,
3
for
85c
Preservene
Soap
Per
bar
.-
10c
Lard
Swift's
Silver
Leaf,
3
lb;
for
75c
r
lb.
for
$1.25
Hi
lb.
for
$2.45
Eggs
strictly
Fresh
and
Local.
Sjhce
Eggs
have
dropped
in
price
we
carry
nothing
but
absolutely
strictly
fresh.
Per
(Ifzcn
.
.
50c
Butter
The
best
grades
are
down.
All
les
grades,
per
lb.
...
50c
Apples
Jumble
Pack
Hoxes,
full
weight.
O
rimes'
flolden
.
.
.
Yellow
Newton
...
.
$1.65
MMit
i
'resli
Wlilnninir
rm
nil
Unit
time.
She
Was
Troubled
With
Chronic
Constipation
Once
your
bowels
rierome.'
ronstl-
i
fated
yon
are.
in
for
a
lot
of
trouble,
u
constipation
is
one
of
the
most
prolific
sources
of
disease
that
the
human
race
is
addieted
to,
therefore,
a
free
motion
of
the
bowel
every
day
should
be
the
aim
of
ereryono
who
aspires
to
perfect
health.
Mrs.
O.
W.
Lawrence,
Cloverdalo
East,
N.B.,
writes:
"I
was
troubled
with
chronic
constipation,
and
became
so
bad
I
u
almost
afraid
to
eat
anything.
One
day
I
saw
your
advertisement
f
Milburn's
so
I
got
three
rials,
and
after
taVlnr
them
I
have
never
bwn
troubled
since
with
constipation."
Tut
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
l
whole."
Production
Increases
A
considerable
increase
in
ag
ricultural
production
during
the
las)
your
and
maintenance
of
fair
prices
brought
some
improve
continued,
"we
may
confidently
ment
in
the
general
position
of
lyrieulture,
but
prevailing
condi
lions
do
not
yet
permit
of
lhs
securing
of
results
in
farm
operation
that
wuubl
produce
the
necessary
contentment
if
lh
young
people,
were
to
"be
kept
o-i
the
rami.
A
ntvessar.'
reuuisiir
fo
ecoii-
omic
betterment
of
agriculture
was
a
frank
anWjhonest
acknow-ledgemejit
oT
flie
business
world
outside
of
agriculture
thai
there
can
be
no
improvement
in
business,
without
an
improvement'
in
agriculture
and
that
there
was
as
problems
of
permanently
establishing
our
farming
industry
win
entirely
solved.
B.C.
Butchers
and
it
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
C
l'.
Fisher
and
F.
J.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
DEAN
QUAINTON
TALKS
FASHIONS
Famous
Victoria
Divine
Makes
Comparisons
Between
Customs
of
Today
and
Past
Days
YICTOIIIA,
Jan.
13.
In
addressing
the
lloyal
Society
of
SI.
eorue
Very
I
lev.
lean
Uuainton
of
Columbia,
president
oT
the
society,
made
some
interesting
comparisons
between
the
dress
and
customs
of
today
and
those
of
a
past
agi;
when
speaking
on
"Manners
and
Customs
of
the
Kighlecnth
Century."
'Those
who
sigh
for
the
good
old
limes,
said
Hie
lean,
art)
reminded
of
the
social
conditions
existing
up
till
the
ascension
of
Queen
Victoria
lo
Hie
throne
of
Kmgland."
There
were
then
ex
istent
some
appalling
conditions
among
the
people,
and
any
effort
on
the
part
nf
would-be
reform
crs
was
-
continually
beinsr
thwarted,
lint
Hie
Victorian
era,
though
so
often
diiaraged
by
life
modern
generation,
was
one
of
great
advancement.
Custom
and
dress
of
Hie
period
were
lightly
touched
upon
by
Hie
Mean
whose
descriptions,
or
snapshots
of
the
times,
were
most
vivid
and
realistic.
Modern
Rival
Speaking
of
(lie
modern
generation,
the
speaker
commented
upon
the
young
women
and
also
the
young
men
of
today.
Kvery-
where
was
tlio
"bo-girl"
in
evidence,
and
her
only
rival
was
the,
modern
initn,
whom
HiH
Ueaii
described
as
the
"girl-
boy
There
was
a
distinct
ten
ci
up
jusiincaiion
ror
ine
view
dency
towards
masculinity
In
held
in
some
quarters
ttiat
the!
women's
dress
at
the
present
Oarliivg,
Smitbers;
F.
II.
Why-!
modern
sjwaker
of
Ihe
year
uroai,
tviiiam,
.ua.:
ii.
v
.
.Morry,
lort
Kssington;
Mis
Inez
M.
Smith,
llazelton:
Sol
Itubin,
Edmonton.
Central
T.
Fort
in,
C.X.n.
ALD.
R.
F.
PERRY
Solicits
a
renewal
of
your
confidence
at
Ihe
polls
on
Thursday
M.
It'i.
STEPHENS
Solicits
Your
Support
for
ALDERMAN
I02G.
ttt
4.
ttt
tttt
for
SCHOOL
TRUSTEE.
1J2G.
Your
Yole
Ilespectfully
Solicited.
:
'
Down
in
Pricei!;:::::!::;::;;:
;
Yole
fur
GEORGE
BRYANT
for
SCHOOL
TRUSTEE
1120.
Your
Suiiporl
Solicited.
4-
-
4-4.
4-
THOS.
McMEEKIN
4-
FOR
ALDERMAN
Your
vote
and'
influence
respectfully
solicited.
JOS.
GREER.
tune;
this
was
balanced
by
a
decided
trend
of
feminity
in
mas
conne
ainre.
iirkgni
lies,
socks
and
so
forth
might
almost
he
called
fopplsli,
but
were
more
pleasing
to
(he
eye
than
the
sombre
lres
of
so,
many
years.
.
The
Dean
aniUM-.l
the
audiei.ee
in
lii
imagined
sp'-ech
nf
lh!
005,
who
would
look
back
upon
the
modernism
of
today
a
something
entirely
unique
and
extremely
old
faliionexl.
Ttte
mental
pic-
lure
of
bridge-playing
ladies;
"bobs"
and
"shingles"
would
undoubtedly
evoke
much
mirth
t
oh
Ihe
part
of
his
bearers.,
who
would
wonder
lo
what
prehistoric
age
such
lliing
pertained.
Equalization,
of
Sexes
There
was
a
general
tendency
throughout
the
world
I
own
rile
Ihe
equalization
of
the
sexe.
i.til
this
could
neer
be
realized
die
to
the
great
differences
in
Ihe
roiislilulion
of
men
and
women.
Whether
the
"lead-pencil
lnjy-girl"
of
tmlay
could
be
retrarded
as
an
arjist
in
the
truest
sene
of
the
word
"art"
was
a
doubtful
question.
And
thouc'h
the
Coddes
of
Fashion
today
dotirccd
dial
wo
men
should
be
bobbed
and
shingled,
ii
was
by
no
means
cr-jtain
that
her
whim
might
not
1
sooner
or
later
prohibit
the
x
shiiiiglc.
and
once
again
rover
.
i
woman's
head
with
thai
"crown
x,
hi
esiury.
LONDON
DIYORCE
LISTJS
LIGHTER
Domestic
Infelicity
Seems
to
be
Less
General
Now
LOMiOX.
Fug..
Jan.
13.
Miana-dian
Press
lli-spatch.
The
divorce
list
aw
ailing
the
Law
Courts
in
London
when
they
reassemble
in
January
promises
lo
be
the
lightest
since
Hie
war.
This
suhideiii-e
in
(.lie
open
ackmiwledgemeiii
of
matrimonial
infelicity,
however;
is
in
some
measure
due
to
Ihe
fact
(hat
ap-
plicalions
for
divorce,
in
which
the
details
are
.if
a
simple
char-
'aeler,
can
now
be
made
to
Judges
,coilduelinv
Assizes
in
Hie
ciillli-
try.
Nevertheless
(here
was
a
drop
of
about
four
hundred
in
Ihe
totial
number
of
divorces
granted
last
year
tn
Kiigland
and
Wales.
None
of
trie
Gang
"Have
you
a
Charles
Dickens
in
your
home?
asked'
Hie
polke
book
agent.
"No!"
she
snapped.
"Or
a
Hubert
Louis
Stevenson?"
"Nol"
,
,
.
"Or
a
One
Field
"No;
we
ain't,"
'and,
what's
mure,
tin
ilim'l
-n.
1
t
:
.
.
PRIVILEGE
RENEWED
TO
U.S.
FISHERMEN
Vessels
May
Land
Catches
Here
(
During
1926
and
Make
Purchases
The
Minister
of
Marino
and
Fisheries
has
again
been
authorized
to
issue
licenses
lo
fishing
xcsscls
on
the
I'aciflo
coast
of
Canada,
which
will
per-mil
them
during'
11)20
to
enter
any
port
inilritish
Columbia
for
Hie
following
purposes,
ur
any
of
Iheni:
1
To
purchase
bail,
ice,
nets,
lines,
coal,
oil,
provisions
and
all
other
supplies
and
outfits.
2
To
ship
crews.
3
To.
land
their
catches
with
out
payment
of
duly,
and
(hi
Transship
them
in
bond
lo
any
port
in
Hie
United
Stoles.
(b'
Sell
Iheni
in
bond
to
such
local
dealer
or
dealers
as
may
hi
properly
authorized
therefore
by
the
Minister
of
Custom
anil
F.X-cise,
which
dealers
shall
export
same
in
compliance
with
th
bonding
condition.
e'
Sell
them
for
ue
In
Can
ada
on
payment
of
Ihe
duly.
The
fee
on
such
license
shall
bo
at
Ihe
rale
of.
one
dollar
per
vessel.
Lart
of
the
Perquisites
"There
arc
very
few
tcrin
iles
nHuainiiig
to
Hip
men
who
serve
in
Congress."
yVery
few."
agreed
Senator
Sorghum.
"In
fact,
nhnul
I
be
only
reinuiiiinu
perquisite
i
lh
ad-veriiemenl
you
gel
if
you
wunl
lo
lie
a
magazine
writer
H.
.-!
IhHt
New
WATER
NOTICE.
Dlttrilon
r4
Ut.
TAkE
Miin.F.
Ilia
I
Oue
MHIertS.
Limited.
hiw
aldm
it
nr.
lor
street,
Vanenmer.
n
:..
ill
sifly
for
a
Hrtnre
t
take
and
um
toa.oao
ralbMi
pRT
day
f
mater
oul
ctf
rnknuwn,
also
known
as
l
atnovn,
mhlrh
rki
norlherh
IM
draiM
Iniu
sbasnoa
By.
Q.r.
I..
B
..
about
ie
etialns.
nvm
ur
le.
elrl)
fmm
hurthestl
r..nier
I..
Ills
(T.L
tIIM.
The
sler
lll
be
dnerted
fr.n
Ihe
lrM.n
st
a
p'ni
almui
rlsht
rliain
tlh
rrrim
shannon
Hav
and
IS
rbin
enlerly
rmm
mirthnaM
I.
U4I.
and
IH
Im
nl
for
rinnery
pun"!
iihi
the'
land
deM-nlied
1.
Its
beiof
part
nf
L
i
1141
HI.
I
till".
Thl
iMilKf
a
rH.led
Ihe
rn.tirwtl
i
Hie
toib
day
or
uvetuUr.
Ill
A
W
nt
I
ln
irMrr
and
an
BipHcaUn!
IWMUSI
tliereln
and
to
the
"Water
Art'
vtU
V-
fHd
IB
the
ofriee
f
Ibe
Water
IVrurder
at
.PMnrr
Hurt1.
B.C.
Objer
1
Umm
U
the
aiprlraie.a
may
be
Hied
lilij
Ibe'
hM
Water
herurder
r
lib
Ihe
C4Mflroner
r
VVster
ltlhl.
rarllamenti
KalMisir.
Vlrtorla.
B.C.
m
Mbla
tblrtr
days
after
I
lie
first
aprearsnre
of
this
Duiicr
in
a
ion
i
oeia(ier
i
in
pwnrauim
ci
nemiMrr
jo.
itsa.
OOSSE
VIM.tllII
UMITIO.
Appllranl
Wm
O
Mltehell,
hfrnt
LAND
ACT.
Tlie
dale
thli
notice
If
Nolle
of
Iftttnlloii
to
Apply
ts
lass
Lan
la
frior
Huert
Uad
nemrdlnr
Dlstrtel
at
CoaM
Itaure
.
sod
situate
rn
rth
r.arhael
UUimI.
TAkE
MITICE
tbal
Alfred
Rannn.
nf
Prture
llrt,
ucrupallun
Mariner
in
lefKl
ht
apply
fwr
a
les
of
the
follow
Ilia
rtectll'eil
land:
1
f4innrnrnr
at
a
pit
plibled
nn
tlw
MHitb
puint
of
Xnrth
Itsrhael
Itland;
llien
aruvnd
hlsh
water
mats
to
tlw
m4i
of
rotiimrmt-nient.
and
cuntalninr
90
acre,
inure
ur
irt.
ALFRED
SVMISOt.
VopliranL
a.
t
writnu
trni.
natwi
(M-t'rfr
lata,
ata
:
LAND
AOT.
Form
of
Netlea.
Kanre
S.
mi
ln1
liilrlL
Metnei
u
I'nnT
nutwrt.
TAkE
MITICE
that
Wallace
ruherle.
Ltd.
of
Vaneuufrr.
Hi:,
urrupallon
.an
nerynirn.
Inleml
to
apply
for
a
leae
n'
the
fMluwlnr
d'M-rlliml
lan1
OsniniM-Mir
at
a
pmI
planted
stxint
1
rhalm
MHiitwrljr
frini
ll
nurlbl
eomer
f
lit
t.
Ranae
1.
dad
n-Irlet;
Uwnre
weal
rhaloa.
thenre
South
fl)
rhalii;
tlienre
eat
3
ehalnt.
nw.re
n.
Ies,
to
tilth
water
nuwk
nf
S
keens
River:
thnre
rollowlni
the
Ulrti
wslrr
mark
of
Jkeetia
Itlree
In
ilnt
of
roniinenrriiH-lit
vvai-usce
niit.nii.?
ltd..
Applicant.
Per
tiny
I..
Hone.
A
rent
rl-
lh
fmnitw
IStt
LAND
AOT.
Nolle,
of
Intantlon
to
Appy
to
Lsaa
Land
In
tlw
I
J
ml
Rerordina
tilMNrt
of
rrlnm
RijM-rt.
and
situate
on
Hie
south
uliore
of
Klwnmin
Ray.
NaM-ll
Inlet.
Quern
Charlotte
llsnla.
TAkE
NOTICE
that
I.
Harry
llnblnom
rml.
of
Maell.
H.r.,
ocrniiittno
nn
Curer,
Intend
In
apply
for
a
lesne
nf
lh-
riritowinr
nrsennea
isiwis
Cmiimrnelnr
st
a
t
poet
situated
at
th
SMithweitt
rorner
of
11
Itll
(T.L
SflU'.i;
tin-tire
eit
10
rhalns;
thenre
iH.tth
ie
ilulrn,
liiiire
or
lew,
to
hlrli
ster
mark:
tlienre
suiliea
If
rlialna,
more
or
le.
folio
ina
Ilie
blah
water
mark
In
point
of
(-.Hiitiinirenirnt,
ami
ronialnlnr
8
arres,
mure
or
leas.
ii.
n.
rnoiT.
Mtasett.
B.C.
naf-
-f.K.
e.t
LAND
ACT.
Nolle,
of
Intantlon
ta
Apply
to
Laata
Land
In
Queen
Uiarlolle
lMatrirt
Land
He-
I
rorauir
uninri
oi
rniife
nufiert,
ami
nun.
in
.i
siianiion
hit.
.
TAkE
MITICE
that
llolierl
C.
Onsae
of
t
similiter,
h.i.
iicrupallon
raniirryman.
infim
io
.iiiy
.or
a
icbm!
or
me
ror
lunlnr
(tcsrritird
lands:
Chnin.Pt.rins;
at
a
pot
planted
nn
an
uiinamru
maua
lyn.s;
a.o
ae,
v.
Ml
rhalns.
more
or
least
from
aonthwat
.
ner
ef
u,!
us,
QXl.t.,
llanre
I;
thenre
folio
Ina
inesndi-rlns;
of
shore
line
of
said
.nuini
ui
nnni
oi
coiiiiiienrrmeni,
an
rontalnltia;
H
acrr.
n.ure
or
less.
ROBERT
C.
OOSSE.
Appllranl.
I'er
Wm.
O.
Mlieiwli.
a
sen
.
Ste-
Ve4na
o.
a
:
'
....
".us-
iiiirerorneo
.nirrroniru
waier
wairr
or
or
iiotina
.
inna
lllver
lllver.
nrshsii
(Irslinhi
house
here,
either.
If
you're
J""'"1'
I'f'nee
Rupert
Wsier
tvi
l...,i
i....
t.
-
it
.
..
lrhl-
established
pursuant
to
Order
In
'"""'c
"i
iiii-ui
leiiows.
you
"
'I'lni'it
sin.
annrovnd
on
th
is.t.
in,ihl.
try
the
house
across
the
&JWX
WW:"
l
4,!hllt(eU
WATER
ACT.
MiTU:E
IS
llfltKH
V
OIVI.X
that
Ills
lloiiixir.
the
l.tcuiettaiit
(lovernor
of
British
Oilntnlila.
iv
stid
with
ihe
ailvlre
of
ma
r.irrunve
council,
nas
lirrn
pleased
tn
order:
THAT
i.iirsiianl
to
the
provisions
of
serllon
,
lielnr
clmp'rr
171
of
thr
llrvled
Slaltlles
nf
li.
the
d-mo-v
i.r
i
T
D
T'ATTUIXO.
MlDister
uf
Laudi.
Umbrellas!
'
Our
Umbrella
neparlineul
t
tno
ui
tur
slore
in
we
nrc
saTe
in
saying
Uial
Hie
prices
are
lower
Hi
most
places
you
will
find
in
(lauatla.
We
earn
as
large
n
range
a
niij
lore
v..
find
in
the
West,
from
a
Child'
Umbrella
fit
$1.50,
or
(itiiillt'iiian's
from
$2.00
up,
lu
a
Kpt-otal
silk
lui
iiinlirella
at
$7.50.
We
ask
ti(
in
roiiiuire
our
lUHoTtflla
wiliiev
stock
is
new
and
up-lo-tlale.
Max
Heilbroner
527
Third
Avenue
620
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
7
and
0
p.m.
RICHARD
BARTHELMESS
with
DOROTHY
GISH
"THE
BEAUTIFUL
CI1Y"
A
lld
iho(i-pla
lh.il
tfw.il-
Ihe
luvre
.Hid
ll.il
Hie
"other
Jialt"
ol
n
gre.it
.
ttv.
lin
k
h-
Hie
jH.i.r
r
seller
thev
tailed
Uilure
ami
ilre.iini-r.
vvh.i
g.ive
..li
brtdlier.
Ioi-oth;
t!ih
M.tli.
.
It
-
g.cl,
wIh.m-
in
love
heals
Htin.
See
their
jrreal
light
In
rrnwl
iron,
slmdt.W".
of
Ihe
(ilMln
to
Ihe
uiishiiie
i.l
I
ha-
fuui,i
tifolld.
A
pti'liirr
ol
nt.ni
lieulltlltil
ri'i.'
depi.-li
ig
.t'asfles
struggle
ol
hidden
Iiuiii.iiiiI
..r
Ii.i.m,h
.
-iImhu
uf
tlie
ltglil
and
h.i.t..w-
.f
New
..tk
Sit
..,.
Richard
Darthelmess,
Dorothy
Giih,
William
Powell,
Frank
Puglla,
Florence
Auer
and
others.
COMEDY
LARRY
SEWON
IN
"THE
STAGE
HAND."
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
Admission
35c
and
10c
Annual
Pre
-
Inventory
Sale
Starts
January
14th,
and
conclude
Saturday,
January
23rd
.
rtii
i-
vimii"
uppurtiiiiiU
in
-u.iA
di
i,u
c.i..ii.ii-lliercliamli-e
al
sie-iallv
f.-dm
ed
p.
i.
e.
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HATS,
COATS,
WAISTS,
SILKS,
DRESS
GOODS,
DRAPERIES,
UNDER.
WEAR,
CORSETS,
etc.
All
g.i
u
ihe
HargMiu
Tublr.
Seo
our
announcement
Thursday
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
0
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
UNION
STEAMbHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Bailinca
from
friure
Rupert,
oe
VAticOUVia.
VICTORIA.
!..
Bas,
and
Atari
a,,,
T.ataa,,
(en
roe
VAKOOUVER.
VICTORIA,
AUr
Bar.
and
(sturdaf,
to
A
sa
oe
ANVOX.
TORT
llPOAl
sad
Rasa
RlfW
Cne.rlss,
Thorsdss
sun
ISl
T0-"!
p0"'
"TOK.
ALICE
ARSJ.
STEWART.
Suada,.
S
pm.
U""
'"
J.
Baraai.f,
A,Mt
.
RVse.
O
January
Clearance
SALE
Further
Reductions
REMNANTS
We
have
finished
Ihe
inventory
of
our
yard
gnnd-ilepiirtinenl,
ami
dis.
anted
every
pieee
Dial
is
lens
lh..n
lliffc
yanls
as
a
reniuanl.
lo
he
sold
at
hall
phi
e.
Meniiiiiiii-include
Silks,
Voile.
Wash
tiootj.
Crepe,
(luighani-Flauneleltes,
While
and
(irey
Cdlun
and
Scrims.
STUDY
THIS
LIST
HI
Ladies
Satin
Dresses,
reg.
27.&
to
WJH).
Sale
$10.00
X
Ladies.'
Jersey
Si.it,
reg.
I7.:0
In
22.5(1.
Sale
$9.75
7
Misses'
Jumper",
jersey
knit,
reg,
U:..
Salu
..
$2.75
7
Misses
Skirts
with
lodiee.
reg.
,.:.().
Sale
$2.50
Children'
Silk
Sweulers,
reg.
1.r,(i.
Sale
..
$1.05
Hoy
N
iiolleii
Suit,
reg.
ijUi.riO.
Sale.
$3.95
'
Ladies'
Cashmere
Slorkings,
reg.
l.:ir,'f
Sale
'65c
llenicnilier
our
uffer
of
Men'
Shoe.
Ijterv
pair
o'
rk
V,
Liberty
Sh0e
r,,",
hv
"'
irfe.cctive
i.r
"FOOT
-
mTE?"1
""'kt'
n"""
f"r
"r
,H'W
l,,C
""'
Everythlno
In
our
Store
Is
Reduced
Reductions
run
from
10',
to
50"f.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
k
n
DAK
Phone
645.
Corner
3rd
and
7th.