PAQE
8IX
NIAGRA
MAID
GLOVE
SILK
UNDERWEAR
W?
have
just
received
a
shipment
of
this
pure
Silk
Underwear
including
Vests
and
Bloomers,
in
sizes
30-VI.
They
come
in
l'ink
or
White
in
Plain
Weave
or
Drop-slitch.
VESTS
from
$4.25
to
$5.50
BLOOMERS
from
5.00
to
5.50
For
those
who
prefer
something
slightly
cheap?r,
we
have
a
wonderful
value
in
Vests,
only
Dropstitch
style
at
$2.15
each,
and
also
a
heavier
quality
plain
weave,
cut
Opera
style,
at
$2.05
each4
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
9.
Phone
Blue
428.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
$
to
8.
Phone
688.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
Many
a
good
stove
gives
poor
results
because
it
is
supplied
jwilh
the
wrong
kind
Of
coal
CONSUMERS
COAL
js
picked
for
stove
use.
It
is
steady-heating
bright-burning
coal
freed
from
iihoking
impurities.
Try
CON
i
SUM
EP.S.
See
how
your
stove
'will
"behave."
;
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
7
and
311.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
Street.
Your
Friends
If
there
is
one
thing
we
do
appreciate
in
this
world
it
is
our
friends
and
to
find
a
charming
and
sincere
way
in
which
to
tell
them
so
is
a
problem
that
is
not
sasy
to
solve.
There
is,
however,
one
season
of
the
year
when
expression
of
appreciation
and
friendliness
is
appreciated.
The
Xmas
Season
No
loksn
of
friendship
is
more
effective
than
a
LASTIXO
'(II
FT
no
matter
how
small.
It
gives
the
sterling
ring
of
sincerity
as
nothing'
else
can
do
in
the
years
to
come.
OUR
LARGE
RANGE
OF
JEWELLERY,
Diamonds,
Watches,
Clocks,
Silverware,
Cut
Glass,
China,
(lenuiuc
Ivory,
Umbrellas,
Brassware,
Lamps,
Leather
Goods,
Amber
Cigar
and
Cigarette
Holders,
Pipes
and
Novelties.
Will
Solve
Your
Problems.
Quality,.
Servcie
and
Value
is
Our
Motto.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist.
$1
Deposit
will
secure
a
TURKEY
at
35c
per
Hi.
if
placed
before
December
15.
Aflcr
that
date,
nrarkcl
price
prevails.
ORDER
NOW.
GROCERIES
AND
MEATS.
Lowest
Price.
Highest
Quality.
FARMERS
Marie
EPSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
In
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
68.
Slaughter
SALE
Coats
&
Hats
Wonderful
Bargains
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
1
sLLLLLLBt)
The'Lillt
Dohrrfiy
Compered
wlih
ordinary
HwJ
piano
WHY
NOT
HAVE
A
PIANO
IN
YOUR
HOME
FOR
XMAS?
For
Sale
and
Ileal
at
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd,
CHURCHILL
IS
A
CANDIDATE
Running
as
Liberal
for
West
Leicester
Following
Defeat
Last
Year
BEATEN
BY
PROHIBITION
Was
In
Coalition
Government
During
Time
of
War
and
Also
in
Asqulth
Cabinet
I.ONDO.V,
Dec.'
5.
Canadian
(foil
ll.u.
,t
I
tin
nin.l
iA
I
1
1
j.'
.
win
i
t.iv
1
1
1
u
I'll.
turesque
nurcs
111
me
poiuirai
life
of
the
United
Kingdom
in
re
cent
years
is
HI.
Hon.
Winston
Churchill,
Liberal
candidate
in
West
Leicester.
He
suffered
a
temporary
eclipse
in
the
general
election
of
Xovembr
15,
11)22
when
Edward
Scrymgeour,
pro
hibilionist,
defeated
him
in
his
old
constituency
of
Dundee,
Scotland.
Churchill
began
his
parlKa
mcnlary
career
as
a
Conservative,
is
first
seat
in
the
House
of
Commons
being
fur
Oldham
in
IU00.
Unlike
his
distinguished
father,
the
late
Lord
IlamJolph
Churchill,
Winston
seemingly
cared
little
for
party
names,
and
in
190G
he
was
returned
to
parliament
a
Liberal
member
for
.Northwest
Manchester.
Two
years
later
ho
was
elected
in
Dundee
as
a
Liberal
wnd
he
con
tinued
to
hold
that
seat
until
his
defeat
last
year.
Since
l'JOd
Winston
Churchill
has"
occupied
the
following
posts
in
the
Hritish
mhtislry:
Under-Secretary
of
State
for
(he
Col
onies.
President
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade,
Home
Secretary.
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty.
Chancellor
of
the
Duchy
of
Lancaster.
Minister
of
Munitions,
Secretary
of
Stale
for
War
and
Secretary
of
State
for
Air.
He
was
in
ifie
As-quilh
giueruntenl
and
in
I
lie
Lloyd
fieorge
coalition
government.
Beaten
by
Red
Churchill's
defeat
in
Dumhe
by
llie
prohibitionist
candidate
Scrymgeour
was
one
of
the
features
of
the
last
general
election.
His
ceverness,
courage,
dash,
self-confidence
and
as-serliveness
failed
in
the
fight
against
the
prohibitionist.
He
went
down
before
"
Ned
"
Scrmygeour
who
had
been
regarded
in
Dundee
for
twenty
years
as-
a
joke,
and
by
the
largest
poll
evrr
recorded
for
any
Scottish
'candidate.
Scrym-geour's
majority
was
10.331.
Scrmygeour
had
unsuccess
fully
opposed
Churchill
on
a
number
of
occasions
previously,
always
as
a
prohibitionist
can
didate,
but
iuthe
1922
contest
he
had
I
lie
women
of
Dundee
at
his
Xmas
Suggestions
ORDER
YOUR
XMAS
TURKEY
THIS
WEEK,
Our
prices
will
be
lower
thai)
for
many
years,
consequently
there
will
be
a
heavy
demand
and'
orJers
placed
ahead
will
receive
Hie
preference.
No,
1
California
Walnuts,
per
lb
.....
40c
No.
1
llrazils,
per
lb.
..
25c
Xo.
1
California
Almonds,
per
Hi.
...
25o
Xo.
1
Filberts,
per
lb.
.
25c
California
Cluster
Haisins,
per
lb.
.
.
i
.
.
.
.
i
.
.
.
25c
Clace
Cherries,
per
lb.
76c
Almond
Paste,
lb.
.
40c
per
lb
'.
.
i
,
.
75c
Oround
Almonds,
lb,
45o
per
lb
85c
Shelled
Almonds,
per
lb.
50c
Hroken
Shell
Walnuts,
per
lb.
40c
Xo.
1
Shell
Wal'nutH
(while
halves
,
per
lb
,
65c
Mixed
Peel,
1
lb,
pekg.
45c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
BENNETT'S
CHEMICAL
LABORATORY.
Assayers,
Chemists,
Metallurgists.
Ore
Shippers
Agent,
TACOMA,
Washington,
U.S.A.
THE
DAILY
NfcVS.
Wednesday,
Doccinber
5,
1033'
BUILD
YOURSELF
UP-ANDEND
YOUR
COLD!
A
lingering
cough
or
Murty
cold
will
hang
on
so
long
as
your
system
is
too
run-down
to
throw
it
off
EJJi
,nd
no"ce
,h
W
differ.
'h
.Tu
"t.
alwp
and
fwl-ih,
i?...DniF,w
,r
"lrut
to
rrf
ia
jourmontjimlen
j-ouart
cwnpk
iclrutwficd.
Sold
by
Ormes
Limited
in
Prince
Hupert,
and
by
leading
druggists
in
every
city
and
town.
back
and
won.
This
was
his
sixtli
fight
with
Churchill
in
a
period
of
over
fourteen
years.
The
story
of
these
battles
was
told
with
class!
severity
in
the
figures
published
Just
after
the
big
political
battle
of
1922.
They
showed
Scrymgeour's
progress
up
Hip
stcen
hill,
from
a
begin,
niug
of
only
055
voles
in
1008
against
Churchill's
7.079.
to
the
summit
of
his
ambition
last
year
with
more
than
30,000
voles
against
Churchill's
20.000.
Gradual
Steps
Down
These
siv
contests
had
been
marked
by
(lie
gradual
step-down
of
Winston
Churchill
and
the
slow,
laborious
step-up
of
Ed
ward
Scrymgeour.
The
six
elections
followed
one
another
with
short
intervals,
except
the
last
one,
which
came
after
a
lapse
of
four
years.
SUBSIDIES
FOR
U.S.
SHIPPING
RECOMMENDED
Board
Makes
Annual
Report
to
Congress
and
Shows
Difficulty
of
Situation
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
5.
Pre
ferential
tariffs
or
a
subsidy
re
main
the
only
methods
of
insuring
maintenance
of
an
American
merchant
marine1,
the
shipping,
board
declared
in
its
annual
rc-l,5
1
port
to
Congress.
as
the
sole
way
out
the
assumption
by
the
government
of
the
excess
cost
of
operation."
This
in
I
urn
can
be
acroiiit
plished
by
either
of
two
meth
ods,"
conl
iued
the
report.
"First
by
subventions
to
American
vessels
while
engaged
in
carrying
cargoes
to
and
from
Hie
United
Stales
sufficient
to
enable
litem
(o
compete
with
foreign
fhips,
or
second,
by
t
lie
complete
assump
tion
by
the
taxpayers
of
the
en-lire
cost
of
operation,
the
resulting
loss
being
the
country
s
contribution
toward
a
national
men-hunt
marine.
"From
the
standpoint
of
effi-
ciency
and
economy
there
ran
lw
no
choice.
Private
operation,
icrsoua!
responsibility
and
in
dividual
initiative
would
require
a
relatvely
slight
assistance
to
be
placed
upon
a
competitive
iasis
willi
foreiKit"
shipowners.
On
the
other
hand,
operation
by
the
government
with
Its
syslem
of
checks
and
balances
has
obvious
disadvantages."
Clyde."
Four
Disadvantages
The
report
listed
these
four
factors
as
operting
lo
the
dis
advantage
of
American
ship
owners:
The
high
skimlard
of
livin?
in
the
United
Stales,
willi
conse
luenl
effect
on
labor
cosls.
which
would
make
"an
American
built
ship
represent
an
invest
inent
25
per
cent
greater
than
a
similar
vessel
constructed
on
the
High
wage
scales
on
Amerioan
ships
"amounting
on
an
ordinary
cargo
steamer
lo
approximately
fclo.OOO
a
year"
more
than
the
wages
on
a
similar
foreign
ship.
The
difficulty
of
raising
capi
tal
in
the
United
Slates
for
strictly
maritime
enterprises,
ns
contrasled
with,
.certain
foreign
rouniries
where
this,
field
is
popular
one
for'fnvcslors.
Tlie
advantage
held'
by
foreign
fines
through
Jong
careers
in
the.
business,
'4
J
;
'Some
of
these
handicaps
mjay
disnpper
in
lime,"
the'
report
continued.
"The
most
serious,
however,
are
those
due
to
re
strictions
which
are
Imposed
up
on
our
ships
by
our
laws
for
the
general
good
of
the
country
as
a
whole.
For
example
our
laws
require
that
only
citizens
of
the
United
States
shall
be
llcensei
as
officers.
Hecau'seiof
this
they
receive'
and
are
not
begrudged
a
wage
twice
llrat
which
foreign
officer
enjoy.
Strain
on
Capital
"We
cannot
rwvil
at
Iho
wis
dom
of
such
requirements
but
the
unwisdom
of
expecting
pri
vate
capital
to
bear
for
the
11a
tional
welfare
a
greater
charge
than
would
be
imposed
under
n
foreign
flag
is
shown
by
the
pre
war
situation.
Obviously
if
the
country
is
to
impose
financial
burdens
upon
its
shipping,-il
must.'
in
order
to
obtain
such
shinning,
be
willin
to
bear
from
the
national
treas.
jury
the
higher
costs
which
such
impositions
bring."
Failure
of
the
government
aid
bill
endorsed
by
the
board
to
pass
the.
last
Congress
made
it
necessary,
the
report
said,
for
the
Hoard
lo
make
"other
plans."
ft
1
hp,,
described
the
conferences
which
led
lo
tho
decision
lo
consolidate
I
tie
pre
sent
39
routes
into
18
and
to
offer
these
for
public
sale.
line
no
ourchases
have
yet
been
consummated,
it
was
said
that
several
"seem
sufllcicutly
promising
lo
warrant
further
negotiation
which
il
is
lim.nl
will
lea'd
to
(lie
suln
of
mn
lm.
Iporlaut
routes."
I'raclical
completion
of
Hie
surplus
properly
disposal
program
was
recorded.
Of
the
shipping
plants,
only
the
Skinner
and
Kddy
property
and
that
at
1
1
02
Island
remain
on
the
books,
the
latter
representing
land
only
as
the
structures
',ave
keen
sold.
Of
30
housing
development,
two
remain,
became
of
"unsettled
legal
and
financial
mailers"
connected
with
them.
As
n
result
of
I
he
firmly
continued
policy
of
retrenchment,
the
Hoard's
payroll
was
reduced
in
Hie
past
fiscal
year
by
1,012
employes
and
by
92.023.000
re
presenting
31.7
per
cent
in
numbers
ami
21.9
per
cent
in
dollars"
from
the
per
icudegyea
dollars
from
the
preceding
year.
Prosperous
advertising
means
eeiiUr
onnlinnoii
advftrtlslnr.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5604.
SrilH
TrwVrn
itl
lm
roi-rttrd
by
lt
Ulnl.trr
uf
Uiwt.
at
VlrtorU.
not
tlf
run
rvmM
on
ih
9
iti
dir
of
tm-rniber.
Hliminatiotl
I
lt.
fr
tlw
purrh
itt
Mrrnrv
X0.
of
discrtminatoi'y1
legislation
as
,,,
Hni,w)l,
,m
an
rr.
.iii..ti
m,
it
a
means
of
indirect
aid.
Hie
rt
at
f
lmm
t.umi.
i.iuha
,
,
.
,
,
,
,
,
.
llolt.
Onrrn
Charlollr
jlaml
Lltul
lilt-
board
held,
would
seem
lo
leae
irirt
One
it
rar
lll
If
alkwl
fur
r
HHital
uf
ttmbrr.
Furthrr
particular
uf
lb
Clilf
'orr
Irr.
Vlrhirla.
H.C..
or
Ontiirt
I'uirttrr
rrmrf
flupert.
H.C
TIMBER
SALE
X
S721.
TImt
milt
be
ofrtrrd
for
al
at
Public
Auction,
at
tvum,
it
71b
day
or
I
cc
tin-bcr.
ISIS.
In
it
rtoml
orrira
al
Smllbrrt.
tlw
Llrnm
X
tilt,
to
rut
10,
ooe
r.fc
in.
or
sprnr,
lUUim.
ami
Lralrv-polf
I'ln:
a
ixl
It.nSQ
Jatkttitw
and
Hem
lock
Tlra
on
an
ara
adjominc
Lot
lift.
Hi
lire
a.
I
al
IMHrtrt.
Thrw
'
3
rr
will
be
llic1
for
rt
Ihoul
of
tlmbrr.
Kurllwr
nartlrulara
of
tho
Cblrf
Forr
Irr.
Viriorla.
ftx
.
or
lilttrlrl
torrlrr.
U'rlnc
Itdiwrl.
H.C
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
We
are
giing
the
public
a
chance
lo
sa
from
about
8
to
15
on
their
grocery
bills.
Come
in
and
inspect
our
stock.
Here
are
r.
few
sugges-lons
for
washday
and
general
cleaning:
II.C.
Soap,
1
box
...
..
25c
5
boxes
...
.
..
...
81.15
Sunlight
Soap,
per
box
25c
13
bars
81.00
Lilac
Hose
Soap,
1
for
$1.00
Ivory
Soap,
12
for
.
$1.00
Castile
Soap,
t
bars
.
$1.00
Cold
Dust.
3
pkg.
for
$1.10
Pearline,
3
pkg.'
for
..
$1.00
l'els
Xaplha
Soap,
box
85c
Dutch
Cleanser,
0
for
.
70c
Lux,
0
for
70c
Lye,
2
for
....
25o
lleckitl's
Hlue,
for
..
25c
On
Saturday,
Deo.
8th.
THE
ECONOMY
MEAT
MARKET.
WILL
OPEN
In
connection
willi
the
(irocerie
under
'Hie
management
of
Mr,
Spike,
formerly
manager
of
the
meal
department
of
the
Itu.
pert
Table
Supply
Co.
'Hie
very
best
of
meat
will
be
on
hand
on
a
Cash
ami
Carry
basis.
All
Order
over
$10.00
delivered.
ECONOMY
STOR
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
E
Phone
376
HBJ9H
WSM
Phone
376
The
House
of
Quality
SPECIALS
Boys'
Fleece
Lined
Combinations,
sizes
'-'L'
to
;)'-'.
Sk-ci.iI
priced,
per
suit
$1.35
Boys'
Khaki
Flannel
Shirts,
Hoy
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lle,
site
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0
I
H.
Specially
priced,
each
...
.
.
.
$2j45
Boys'
Navy
Serge
Bloomers,
suine
u
Fox
Serge,
4ill
wool
ix?s
to
:ld.
Special
$2.65
STANFIELD'S
BLUE
LABEL
UNDERWEAR.
Ileg.
(Umi
In
two
piece
or
oiinloiiiitioiu
Sizes
:H-H,
for
$4.85
Boys?
Shoes,
stze
I
lo
5,
Ileg.
11,05,
for
$3.15
Youths
s1zes,
II
to
Ileg.
:,,.'5.
ol
$2.85
Chllds'
Button
Shoe
rtiocidute
,
sizes
H
lo
1
1.
ll"g.
Mt,,n
for
$3.40
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Mail
Order
Prepaid,
Phone
376.
Satisfaction
or
Money
Hack
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
"Children
of
the
Dust"
A
picture
wild
a
grip.
The
slory
of
Hirrc
front
''hild
hood
In
on
I
It
tlepicliug
loe.
f'ur.
temptation
nod
arrt
fire.
A
drama
uf
rant),
reality
mid
sincerity.
Slellnr
i
hsI
includes
Johnny
Walker,
Lloyd
Hughes,
Pauline
Qaron
"'.!
liltle
Frankle
Lee.
Third
Series
"The
Leather
Pushers,"
Round
No.
2.
(The
Widower's
Mite.
Topics
of
the
Day.
Admission
35c
and
10c
Now
that
the
Cold
Weather
is
here
You
have
a
chance.
to
save
money
at
Jabour
Brothers'
Underwear
SALE
On
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday,
December
6,
7,
and
8.
Watson's
Combination
for
Ladies,
7,
wool,
in
low
neck
short
sieve,
knee
and
ankle
length,
values
?:LS.'
up.
Sale
price
.
$2.65
W.ilson's
Combinations
for
Ladies,
giiaranlcfd
l(H
pure
wool,
shoulder
strap,
V
and
Duchess
neck,
ankle
length,
values
from
."i.MO
lo
f..(l.
Sale
price
.
.
$4.85
Wiilson
Coniliinalions
fur
Ludies,
10(1'
pure
wool,
m
kne
lenglh,
Values
St..'))
to
s.".00.
Sale
price
$3.75
Watson's
Wool
and
Silk
Combinations
and
Two-piece
Soils,
15
discount.
TiimbiilPs
Ueu-'IVe
Wool
CoinJiiualioiis,
sizes
from
III
t
11.
Values
from
!?'..'()
In
ifx.no.
Sale
price
.
.
.
$5.65
Walsou's
All-W'ool
Vesls
and
Drawers,
IflJ.oO
nlue
for
,
$2.75
llygeiau
Silk
mid
Uotlou
Vesls,
.uu
values.
Sale
price
'
$1.55
Ladies'
Coltuii
Combinations,
$2.rli
valuss
mid
uj'.
"'e
price
$2.00
Heavy
Collou
Vesls
for
Children,
tl.'c
values.
Sale
frct
40c
Heavy
Cotton
Union
Suits
for
growing
girl,
sizesfrom
'!
to
III
only,
ijl.ini
to
$2.
25
valuen.
Sale
price
$1.50
Cotton
Ciiibinalions
for
Children,
sizes
a2
lo
il'l.
4l.r
2.t0
values.
Sale
price
,$1.25
Children's
SJeipers,
15
dlscounL
Hoys'
Underwear,
Iwo
piece
suits
and
combination!?,
20'
discount.
.
,
100
pairs
Children's
Fell
Slippers,
sizes
I
V4
to
I0H.
fi'"'
and
?l.50
values.
Sale
price
"
$1.00
I
dozen
pairs
Liidies'
Fell
Slippers,
sizes
from
ll
to
7.
2,0"
and
2.."0
values.
Sale
pries
....
$1.65
..See
Our
Windows
Don't
mis
lliis
opporliinily.
"
FOR
THREE
DAY8
ONLY.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Corner
Third
and
Seventh.
Phone
645.