Stock-taking
AGE
SIX
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
p
recti
ca
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
,
WILL
PROCEED
WITH
STATION
Building
to
be
Erected
for
uso
of
Etiological
Board
Soon
as
Plans
Ready
HATCHERIES
DISCUSSED
Scientific
Body
will
Probably
be
Divided
Says
John
Dybhavn
,
Just
,
Returned
Arrangements
novo
Horn
finiliily
camideled
between
the
provincial
and
federal
governments
for
a
silo
on
I
he
-provincial
government
wliarf
and
I
lit
building
of
die
biological
station
hero
will
be
proceeded
Willi
just
is
soon
as
Hie
plans
are
in
shape
announced
.lolin
Dybhavn
lodav
on
bis
return
from
Ottawa
,
f
wnere
ire
aiiciincu
a
medium
ui
I
lie
Itiologiral
Hoard
of
Canada
of
which
lie
is
a
member.
The
building
will
he
of
two-storeys
measuring
55
by
50
feel
and
will
be
of
frame
construction.
j'Ii:
eriti
ninenl
winch
ll
will
house
will
be
largely
of
a
scientific
na'ure.
lr.
Clemens,
direclor
of
I
lie
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
Reginald
Denny
In
"The
Reckless
Age"
Passionate
love,
slo'en
necklaces,
foreign
duplicity,
society
blackmailers-,
forged
letters,
a
treniendoiishaiid-to-haml
buttle
interspersed
with
real
comedy
may
be
found
in
this
rhest-lhiimping,
dynamic
drama.
See
Heg
kick
I
lie
phoney
earl,
scare
the
blackmailing
actress,
thrash
u
husky
editor,
chase
detectives
all
to
help
another
man
marry
the
girl
he
loved.
In
the
end
things
happen
and
he
didn't
exactly
lose
out
after
all.
Slroug
supporting
cast.
Iloth
Ihvyer,
llaydeu
Stevenson,
John
Stoppling,
May
Wallace
and
many
others.
COMEDY
CARTOON:
"FELIX
CALMS
HIS
CONSCIENCE"
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE
Admission
35c
and
10c.
WINTER
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
8.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
saiN
from
Prince
Hubert
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Inlei
IiuUiu
le
piilnu
fail)
1
rlilay
D.OU
a.m.
For
STEWART
ami
ANVOX
,
Wediiexliiy,
11.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
fur
Yanruiivpr
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
January
17,
31;
lcbruiiy
H
jfs.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPER1
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
SATURDAY,
ft.00
p.m.
fur
I'rlni-v
Grirrve.
EDMONTON.
WINNIPEG,
al
pumli
tl;m
Canada,
l
ulled
Slate.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Olty
Ticket
Offlc,
828
Third
Hit.,
Prince
Rupert.
Balance
of
Phone
2G0.
Winter
Overcoats
AT
COST.
CAPS
to
clear
from
$1.25
to
$2.00
Only
a
few
It;
It.
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85.
H
Silks
Spun
Silk,
Cream
or
Pink
.
.
27"
Jap.
Silks.
Sale
Price
.
Natural
Pongee.
Sale
Price
Shot
Tnfratas.
Sale
Price
.
Durability
Silks,
$1.!),').
ror
.
MesMilines,
:J(J",
all
colors
.
(ieorgelle
Crepes,
to
$2.75
.
$1.10
Yard
.
.
50c
Yard
.
.
COc
Yard
$2.25
Yard
SI
.50
Yard
$1.75
Yard
$1.75
Yard
.
S.
Wallace
Co.
ROOMS
TO
LET
IN
WALLACE
BLOCK
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
.
i
biological
station
at
Departure
Hay,
near
Nanaiino,
will
be
ir:
charge
-
"while
the
local
station
is
Ibeiug
built,
and
equipped
and
it
lis
expecled
that
an
officer
to
lake
permanent
charge
will
be
ap
pointed
by
I
lie
biological
board
at
its
.May
nieeling.
One
of
the
first
uses
to
which
the
Prince
llupert
station
will
br
put
will
be
as
headquarters
foi
an
expert
from
the
University
oT
Edinburgh
who
has
been
ap
pointed
by
I
ho
biological
board
lo
follow,
ui
studies
of
I
he
Paci
fic
coast
salmon
which
heretofore
have
been
carried
on
by
Dr.
(iilbert
for
I
he
provincial
.govern
ment.
This
expert,
who
wiil
urrivi
here"
in
the
spring,
wil
oe
attached
lo
the
local
station
Hatchery
Problems
The
recent
meeting
of
the
bio
logical
board
was
called
more
particularly
to
consider
the
hatchery
problem
on
which
i
pf'Ki'eat
deal
of
varying
opinions
have
been
expressed.
-Mr.
Dyb
liavn
slates
that
the
board
decided
to
recommend
lo
the
department
that
a
scientific
investigation
of
the
problem
be
undertaken
lo
determine
the
act
ual
results
from
the
hatcheries.
As
the
salmon
are
known
to
run
in
four
year
cycles,
it
will
pro
bably
lake
lhat
long
lo
complete
the
investigation,
if
it
is
under
taken.
Just
before
this
meeting
of
Hi"
'
oard,
Dr.
lulcliinsoii
of
the
'niversily
of
H.C.
was
appointed
I
member
.and
he
attended
the
teeling.
There
are
now
three
members
of
the
hoard
from
west
of
Winnipeg,
(he
third
being
Professor
O'Doiiohue
of
Hie
University
of
Manitoba.
May
Divide
Work
Since
the
scope
of
Ibe
board
i:as
been
enlarged
to
include
'oniniercial
research
work
for
which
the
new
stations
at
Prince
llupert
and
Halifax
are
lu
be
particularly
erecled,
it
was
felt
by
most
of
the
members
of
the
hoard
at
the
recent
nieeling
thai
'I
would
be
advisable
lo
divide
:hc
board
into
I
wo
sVetnns
one
for
the
Pacific
Coast
and
the
other
Tor
the
Atlantic.
Thi
latler
was
discussed
at
some
'nglli
but
no
definite
action
was
taken.
II
is
considered
likely.
!
owever,
thai
such
a
division
will
he
pul
into
effect
for
it
is
ripparenl
dial
more
cffeelive
work
could
thus
be
carried
on
II
would
be
concenlraled
so
dial
those
familiar
with
particular
!
matters
would
be
aide
lo
deal
with
Ihem
more
effectively
aim
economically.
Friends
In
New
York
llesides
Ottawa,
Mr.
Dybhavn
visited
Toronto,
Monlreal,
.New
York,
Chicago
and
other
cilies
on
J
business.
In
.ew
York
he
was
with
W.
E.
Williams
and
J.
It.j
Morgan.
The
latter
went
to
tlio!
metropolis
accompanied
by
Mr.1
Williams
to
seek
special
treatment
n.i-
his
sight.
Mr.
Wil-iams
will
remain
in
Ottawa
mi
ni
i
ne
eievauir
leuuers
are
open-l
'd
and
deall
Willi
on
January
ID.'
Mr.
Dyhhavu
experienced
xi'y
weal
her
throughout
the
!t
n
I
i
glad-
lo
be
back
here:
where
il
i-.
sn
agreeably
mild.
ANGLICANS
ARE
MOST
NUMEROUS
;
According
to
Census
Presby
terians
Come
Second
In
Number
In
Prince
Rupert
,
While
tilings
have
chunked
j
I
somewhat
hero
since
Ibe
last
j
census,
it
is
o:ily
recently
dial
Mlie
book
issued
by
die
census
lileparlmenl
under
die
minister
lof
trade
and
eoninierce
has
been
issued.
It
gives
some
Interesting
information
in
regard
lo
(be
religious
of
die
people.
According
lo
dial
authority
the
Anglicans
are
die
most
numerous
in
Prince
llupert
with
Presbyterians
a
close
second.
The
elassified
lis
is
as
follows:
Population
Anglicans
Ilaplisls
',
t'hrisllaiis
...
I..
Cougregalioiialisls
l'.asleru
lleligions
(ireek
Church
.
.
.
Jews
Lutherans
Methodists
.
,
.
.
.
Mormons
Presbyterians
y
.
,
Unman
Catholics
Salvation
Army
.
.
Protestant
(,aaa
207
1
12
180
105
1
1
r52
7i:
1
1,(553,
H75
18
7
Other
Seels
220
I'nspecifie.l
1
No
religion
4
A.lverl.iso
in
the
Daily
News.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
January
j,
jj
Valtt
Evert
pdirfull
of
uear
Service
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
P.
Pelbn.
arrived
on
this
morning's
train
from
Winnipeg
and
are
register-:
ed
at
din
Prince
llupert
Mole!
Mr.
IVlleitz
is
a
commercial
niani
and
visils
the.
west
every
year
or
I
so.
They
will
go
south
Friday
j
morning
on
the
steamer
Princej
llupert
.
J
John
Dure,
district
supeinteu-
dent
of
(ioverniiienl
Telegraphs,
j
is
leasing
on.
I
he
steamer
Prince,
llupert
(oniglil
for
Stewail
on,
denarl
menial
business,
lie
ex-j
peels
to'
be
.hack
next
Tuesday.
Harry
Tlirupp
oT
die
C.N'.H.
division
freight
ofllce
relinked
ret-enlly
from
an
extended
holiday
trip
to
die
Old
Country.
,
HOW
ABOUT
IT?
Ilushand'
Didn't
I
telegraph
you
not
to
bring
your
mother
wilh
you?
'j,
WITe
Thai's
whnt
she
wants
lo
ce
you
about.
Wear
Western
King
-
Union
Made
Overalls
IS
m
is
eS
that
mean
Busines
mens
for
our
Depart
Blue
and
Striped,
sizes
34
lo
44
Khaki,
sizes
36
to
44
Strong
7
oz.
Denim
Smocks
-
$h9$
To
match
above
1uant,ty
buying
enables
this
store
to
sell
this
well
II
P
I
UVerallSf
blUOCkS
known
brand
of
overalls
at
these
remarkably
low
prices.
Finest
materials
and
w
workmanship
in
every
pair
atch
This
Space
Unionalls
$2-95
For
our
January
Clearance
Sale.
Prices
that
will
shatter
all
bargain
records
u
CASH
AND
CARRY
SPECIALS
FROM
9
A.M.
TILL
12
NOON
ONLY,
FOR
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
&
SATURDAY
C0MBINA
TI0N
SPECIALS
LOT
1
7
Tins
(iukl
Medal
Tomatoes,
2's
$1.00
LOT
2
.
0
Tjns
Maple
Kidge
Tomalogs",
2."V.
.
.
$1.00
'
LOT
3
'
;
""
.
A
,
.V
2
Tins
Qmikor
tiini,
2V.
2
Tins
lliinistierley
Farm
Pea-i's,-
.
2,
Tins
Gold
Medal
Tomuloei,
'ih'l-i'.
s
.
$100
LOT
4.
,
'
r
'
:
-This
Quaker
Cortt,
2V.
;v
:
I
2
-Tins
Maple
Iticlge
Toinnlbes2
Ws..'
"
1
Tin
Pumpkin,
2's
$1.00
LOT
5
2
Titrs
Mefugee
Means,
2's.
iversal
Trading
2
Tins
Quaker
Corn,
2s.
2,
Tins
llumslerley
Farm
pea.-,
2's
.
LOT
6
2
Tins
Mulkin's
Hns
Poache,
IV.
2
Tins
Quaker
Grceilgagus,
2
Vks,
.
1
Tin
(ilobe
HrAiid
Pears,
2V
...
LOT
7.
1
Till
Nabob
Loganberries,
2's.
1
Tin
MalkinV
IU1
Peaches,
2HV.
1
Tin
MulkinV
Ilesi
I'enrs,
24's
...
LOT
8
,
1
Tin
Del
Monte
Sliced
peaches,
2Vr
1
Tin
Ilamslerley
Kami
Pe-nrs,
2's.
1
Tin
Malkin's
llest
Apricots,
's.
1
Tin
Hoyal
Sliced
Piiieiipple,,
2's
.
.
Co
$1.00
$1.00
....
$1.00
....
$1.00
Satisfaction
SPECIAL
CARPET
WEEK
WILTON
AND
AXMINSTER
CARPET
SQUARES
AT
REMARKABLY
LOW
PRICES
a9
lOTrTsn
r
IMP
3rd
Avenue.
WILTON
KOlinnrQ
Size
27"
x
o'i"
Size
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ft.
1)
in.
x'ti
ft.
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t)
fl.
x
It
II
'.
'.
Size
!
fl.
x
10
ft.
II
in.
.
.
.
AXMINSTER
SQUARES
v
Size
27"
x
rt
Size
HO"
x
o:r
Size
i
ft.
(I
in.
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7
d.
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in".
Size
0
ft.
tl
in.
x
t)
fl.
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t)
-ft.
x
11
fl.
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I)
ft.
x
10
it.
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in.
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I
MA
n..u
n
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GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Price
$11.00
Price
$17.00
Price
$47.00
Price
$54.00
Price
$74.00
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$5.00
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$9.00
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