MADE
IN
VANCOIVEK
.STYLE
Whifflets
From
Thfc
Waterfrcnr
Y
-
,
-i
Two
camp
tender
boats
of
the
T.
A.
KeHey
Logging
Co.
from
Tanoo
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
are
at
present
at
the
McLean
Ways
at
Seal
Oo
e
ravine
wcrk
esrr'ed
out.
The
Keta
is
hating
a
general
overhaul
ranitidine
eogtne
work
while
the
UBm
N.
Is
having
a
new
50
n.p.
Gardner
cnriae
tnatalleri
to
replace
Ihe
tanner
M
hj.
motor.
The
Leila
N.
arrived
here
at
the
tost
of
the
uck
tar
tow
of
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tog
Pachena.
Today's
Exchange
United
Htatn
unds
During,
spot-
10
percent
premium;,
selling,
spot.
11
permit
premium.
'
Stcrlln?
funds
-
Buying,
spot.
$4
42;
seiHrw.
spot.
$147.
A
fifty
cen:
ctassltieo
ad
often
makr-
vou
many
dollars.
IGOOD
START
IN
WEATHER
Jano.TT
nalror
Month
In
Prince
Pupfrt
With
Temperatures
Showlns
Top
Mark
of
w.li
F
mildness
of
weather
In
Jan-;
uarv
at
Prince
Ropert.
there
Is
reason
to
believe
that
the
month
Just
ended
established
a
record.
The
maximum
temperature
reading
of1
sixty-tw
recorded
on
January
30-was
probably
unprecedented
for
theJ
irid-winter
mcnth
in
local
meteoro-.
logical
history.
At
least
this
wa
indicated
by
a
hasty
glance
at
such
record?
as
were
available
In
the
Daily
News
office
ths
mornlne
when
S.
O.
MMlor,
Dominion
roe-j
rmlogtst
gave
out
his
weather
summtiy
for
month.
On
the
coli-,
e?t
day
of
the
month.
January
9.!
lew
than
three
degrees
of
frost
wasj
r-rorded.
The
mean
temperature
for
the
month
was
far
above
freezing
at
41.4.
preclpttat'rn
for
this
January-while
away
below
average
for
thej
month
at
4.11
tn-hes.
was
greater
than
th-re
has
been
In
some
nastj
-aarlrs
1930
for
lnst-nce
whtn
there
wat
bat
2.39
inrhes.
The
summarv
for
January,
show
ing
that
1M0
Is
getting
off
to
an'
excellent
start
at
least
as
far
as
local
weather
Is
concerned,
was
as
'.
follows:
Maximum
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
30218
on
January
18.
Minimmn
barometer
reading.
"M
on
January
1.
1
Maximum
temperature.
62
on,
....
t
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
SEARCHING
FOR
BOMBING
VICTIMS
F..at
aro
--.-n
her.-
r.-.
ofbUilcLr.i
.11
Ht..mg;--rs
r..--rt
by
of
th'
numerou-
a-':ul
bomb
.:.r.T.:-
the
F:
been
subjected
to.
Most
of
the
civilians
have
Ix
en
evacuated
and
little
ia
tf
hie
results
in
the
raids,
although
property
damage
has
been
extensive.
INSPECTION
OF
TROOPS
January
w.
j
Minimum
temperature,
29.5
on
Brhadier
St-ckwell
Wei
Pleased
January
9
Mean
temperature
41.4.
j
With
APPr
n,
and
rjfiei-
Totalnmdnttatton.4
61Inches.
y
of
Lxal
Inits
Tr.Jl
inhine.
2(5
4
hours.
I
!
Maximum
wind
velocity.
34
miles
Local
rarriaon
unite
paraded
ys
23.
WINNIPSO.
February
1
(Can-
rllm-nt
d
on
thel--
appearance
of
-dian
Pre-s)
WlnnlTe!
wheat
pr'-
smartn-ss
and
efficiency.
Brlga-re-
were
down
4s.
yesteriay
with
dier
Etickwe
l
is
b-lng
kept
busy
Mny
at
E43i
during
his
two
day
vis.t
t
Prince
B8
;
1
:
1
,,
fmm
cntithKut.
January
frJav
at
th"
Booth
i.-.-.v
t.
j
.2
icbrj.9
S.-v:i-
.-.
C
.'
,u:.
ae
.
.t-.'.'.ai
has
Rupert
in
th
course
of
which
he
s
also
tnspeetmi
the
local
d
fen-c?3.
H
wil
smll
by
the
Prince
Ru-
:
crt
t
night
on
his
return
to
Vic-1
toria.
Coming
north
with,
the
Brigade
wte
Maj.r
H.
L.
Shrwood.
i
'
strict
cngner
o
fie-;
Major
H.
Pen'.rtath
district
record
of
flier.
la'd
C
pt.
Frank
Taaf
e
of
the
district
paymaster's
offlc:r.
Mem-rial
Anothe-
arrva!
yesterday
was
-fwtWm
h7
Ms-tor
W.
Cremnton
who
Is
to
be
the
distr
rt
officer
commanding.
-tatloned
in
Prince
Rupert
as
area
iBrhadler
C.
V.
Stockwell
D5.0.
of
ajmaster.
Victoria
by
whom
they
were
cem-
C'l.
J
F.
Pr?stcn
general
rtaff
ff
cer
for
mU
tarv
district
No.
11.
s
du
In
Prince
Rupert
from
Vlc-ria
on
th
Princess
Adelaide
t"-
orro-v
aftprnon
February
CLOTHING
f2
WOOL
JACKETS
With
zippers.
Regular
value
to
$7.50.
All
sues
and
colors.
To
clear
Sale
Starts
Friday
February
2nd
at
9
A.M.
1
lADVENTURE
!
IN
ROMANCE
Joan
Bennett
and
Louis
lUyward
are
teamed
for
the
fitst
time,
to
splendid
advantage
it
is
said,
in
the
tense
and
thrilling
story
of
"The
Man
In
The
Iron
Mask."
a
romantic
drama
of
the
reign
of
Louts
XIV
o!
Prance
which
U
showing
tonight
and
Friday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
hew
The
-nry
is
based
on
the
novel
bv
Alexandre
Dumas
and
dramatri-
er
th?
enmity
between
King
Louis
XIV
and
his
twin
brother.
Philippe.
Until
he
is
about
to
have
his
own
hmther
executed
for
treason,
the
rrtri
monarch
is
unaware
that
he
ha
a
twin
Learning
the
news,
he
fear?
that
a
plot
U
dethrone
him
in
hn
brother's
favor
may
bear
fru:t
and
he
decides
to
pat
Philippe
cut
of
the
way
for
good.
He
has
him
encased
in
the
monstrous
iron
ma.
k
one
of
the
grimmest
forms
of
torture
used
in
those
gory
days
The
film
bring?
back
to
the
screen
the
fearle
swashb'j-klmj:
marketeers
and
introduces
eeral
setae
of
fen-In
and
sword
play
Portraying
the
musketeers
are
Warren
WlUUra,
Alan"
Hale
and
Miles
,
Minder
while
Louis'
crafty
minister
is
played
by
Joseph
Schildkraut
MLss
Bennett
has
the
role
of
the
beauteous
Maria
Theresa
of
Spain
I
fay
ward
plavs
the
dual
roles
of
Louis
and
Philippe.
Sale
Starts
Friday,
February
2nd
at
9
A.M.
Early
Shopping
Is
Advised
K1TWANGA
It
hs
been
qult
In
the
villaae
since
Church
Army
officers
left
for
outside
vilifies
to
visit
th-lr
Christian
friends
and
preach
the
nosel
Thev
hire
already
been
away
a
week
but
are
due
back
this
week-end.
Onr-"
Johnv
Edgar
Wltttsqu
nd
Jeffery
Porter,
well
known
voung
trappers,
evne
In
Monday
nleht
after
spending
two
weeks
visiting
their
traplinea.
Stinl!y
Williams
left
on
Monday
ntht
for
Uazelton
to
enter
hospital
for
examination
Greater
Than
"Monte
Cristo"
A
World
Famous
Adventurer
Romance
.
.
.
Flashing
sword-play,
swashbuckling
adventure
.
.
.
Joan
Bennett's
breath-taking
beauty
as
the
Princess
Maria
Theresa
.
.
.
Louis
Hay-ward
in
the
most
spectacular
dual
role
ever
created.
Be
Advised
Don't
Miss
It!
SENS
THE
ABOVE
AND
MANY
MORE
BARGAINS
ON
SALE
AT
WILLIA
Pete
Smlth
i
"Ski
Birds"
fT
EDWARD
SMALL
Jtk.
'?TL
jafelVl
Tk
KUmdi
PM
CUula
Mavietonr
News
Olves
Vou
Actual
Sea
Itatlle
Hetween
German
Plane
and
ItritUh
Warship
the
man
in
the
mon
imk
A
JlM
WUb
T4nl
Mnta(
LOUIS
HAYWARD
"'JOAN
BENNETT
wilt
Wtma
WlUUaWMtyh
SdklMttttal'AlM
C1im4
kf
Jwh
WV4l
SmmcUt
TONIGHT
and
III
DAT
Feature
at
-I
and
2
Showi
Nlxhtlr
7
00
k-
J
A
ATIO
c,
,
.
r
n(I1
fUr'.jnv
)
Our
Entire
Stock
of
Men's
Clothing
and
Shoes
Will
be
on
Sale
at
Extraordinaril
y
Low
Prices
Regardless
of
the
Swiftly
Advancing
Pric:
eTin
AU
Your
Requirements.
AU
Jots
a
Nationally
Known
L
ines
of
Highest
Quality
The
Duration
of
This
Sola
95
SUITS
Priced
to
$45.00.
On
sale
at
$16,95
19.95
21,95
OFFICERS'
REGULATION
KHAKI
TRENCH
COATS-With
wool
lining.
Regular
$22.50.
On
sale
at
15.95
300
PAIRS
OF
SHOES
In
all
styles,
black
and
brown
Oxfords.
Regular
values
to
$7.50.
On
sale
at
2.45
3.45
4.45
McGREGOR
and
PENMAN'S
900
PAIRS
OF
HARVEY-WOODS,
WOOL
HOSE
All
sizes,
all
colors,
elastic
and
plain
tops.
Values
to
$1.25.
On
sale,
3
pairs
for
1.00
9-n
SUITS
STAN
FIELD'S
AND
HATCHWAY
NATIONALLY
Qnaale"7
1.45
,2.45
3.45
100
PAIR
ODD
PANTS
To
clear
at
$2.95
75
PAIRS
OF
ODD
PANTS
Regular
value
to
.$7.50.
Sale
price
83.95
See
Our
Special
1
Table
SHOES
SHIRTS
HATS
JACKETS
SWEATERS
UNDERWEAR
PAJAMAS
SLIPPERS
GLOVES
.
CAPS
PANTS
Any
Article
on
This
Table
Only
$
3
19
SCARFS
Silk,
wool,
silk
and
wool,
etc.
Priced
to
$4.5.
n
69c
99c
$2.45
35
COATS
AND
TOrCOATS
Priced
to
$!7.rn.
On
sale
at
$10.00
$15.00
$19.50
TRENCI1COATS
Interlined.
In
blue
and
fawn.
Regular
$l'xt
and
$16.50.
On
sale
310.95
ARROW,
FORSYTH
AND
TOOKE
SHIRTS
English
wun
and
printed
broadcloths.
Fused
collars
attached
or
two
separate
collars.
Values
to
$-1.50.
On
sale,
2
for
$3.00
117
I1ILTM0RE
HATS
All
latest
styles,
shades
ami
iisei.
Iriced
to
$7.50.
On
sale
$1.95
$2.95
$3.95
SPORT
SWEATERS
Standard
makes.
Jantzcn,
Pride
of
the
West,
Jersey's,
etcf
Pried
to
$6.50.
On
sale
$1.95
$2.95
$3.95
123
PAIRS
ENGLISH
RROADCLOTII
PAJAMAS
Priced
to
$
1.50.
On
Sale
$1.45
$2.45
GaflTIKS
Of
all
types.
Priced
to
$3.50.
On
sale
39c
69c
99c
F.
STON
Clothes
of
Distinction
Sale
Starts
Friday
February
2nd
at
9
AM