PAGE
SIX.
HOMESPUN
DRESSES
Special
$6.95
Special
Color
are
llruwn.
firey.
Coj.eii,
Sand,
Maine,
made
in
various
becoming
stxles.
rrom
an
all
wool
clolh.
Thesi
are
exceptional
value.
Special
Price,
$6.95.
We
carry
Ladies"
Home
Journal
and
Pictorial
Iteview
Patterns.
MAIL
ORDERS
PROMPTLY
EXECUTED.
.We
Prepay
Delivery
Charges.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Third
Ave.
&
Fulton
SL
Place
Your
:
Order
Now
for
New
Year's
Turkeys,
per
li
32c
Geese,
jier
ih
27c
Ducks.
jer
lb
27c
Fresh
Killed
Fowl.
lb.
25c
Fresh
Killed
nesting
Chirk.
en,
per
lb
35c
Jap
Oranges,
per
oox
.
.
50c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
The
New
Year
is
almost
herr
ai
d
'be
best
way
for
a
good
housewife
to
begin
the
New
War
is
to
ESTABLISH
ECONOMY
We
all
spend
a
lot
of
money
around
Christmas,
so
here'
a
chance
to
make
up
for
the
heavy
expense.
"BUY
FOR
CASH
AND
SAVE
MONEY."
By
Visiting
the
Economy
Store.
The
Cash
and
Carry
System
is
the
best
for
everyone
when
you
save
from
ten
to
twenty
per
cent
of
your
jrro-rery
bill.
It
is
a
big
item
and
is-
as
nrueh
to
your
benefit
as.il
is
Jo
our.
It
makes
it
easier
for
the
porkelbook-
f'tive
us
a
trial.
You
will
appreciate
iL
ami
we
will,
too.
Wishing
You
a
Happy
New
Year.
All
Orders
over
$10.00
Delivered
ECONOMY
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
RestauranL
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Annua.
Many
a
good
stuve
gives
poor
results
because
it
is
supplied
with
the
wrong
kind
of
coal.
CONSUMERS
COAL
is
picked
lor
doe
use.
It
U
steady-beating,
'iright-burning
coal
(reed
from
rhokfng
impuritirji.
Try
CONSUMERS.
Sen
how
your
loe
will
"behave."
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
7
and
311.
Phone
9.
I
ATLANTIC
CONNECTIONS
CONVENIENT
FOR
OLD
COUNTRY
SAILINGS
,
Canadian
National
trains
male
direct
and
convenient
connec
lions
with
White
Star.
Cunard
,and
Anchor-Donaldson
Line
:
steamers,
sailing
from
Halifax,
!N.;.
and
Portland.
Me,
for
Liverpool,
Southampton,
Ply-jmounlb,
London
and
Continental
ports.
j
Pasport.
secured
and
full
information
at
Cily
Ticket
Office.
;
Canadian
National
nail
ways.
538
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
260.
Prosperous
advertising
mean
resnlar
enntinnnn
advertism
Follow
(tie
Crowd
To
the
Farmers'
Market
Holun
Hood
Flour.
49
s.
$1.90
Hobin
Hood
Flour,
98"
s.
$3.50
Only
a
few
left
at
this
price.
Early
Roe
Spuds,
per
sack
$1.50
Jap
Oranges,
per
box
.
.
50c
.Strictly
Fresh
Kggs.
doz.
55c
Boneless
Ham.
per
lb..
.
35c
Swift's
Premium
Ham.
per
lb
40c
Swift's
premium
Bacon,
per
lb
50c
Spices,
any
kind
10c
Pastry
Hour.
10
lbs.
.
.
45c
Kin?
Oscar
Sardines.
2
for
.
.
35c
Try
Farmers
Tea,
lb.
65c
Harvest
Coffee,
per
lb.
50c
3
lbs.
for
$1.35
All
Kinds
of
Fruit
and
Fresh
Vegetables
FARMERS
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
FiveRoses
FLOUR
When
Buying
Elour
ask
our
Grocer
for
-FIVE
ROSES,"
Tbe
World's
Best.
John
L
Christie
Agent.
EVENING
GOWNS
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
GERMANY
WANTS
DICTATOR
NOW
People
Yearn
for
Strong
Figure
to
Lead
Them
Out
of
Trouble
BERLIN.
laec.
29.
The
ques-
j
lion
of
dictatorship,
and
thej
possibility
of
some
dark
horse'
bursting
upon
the
horiion
and
leading
the
country
out
of
Us
sore
troubles,
seems
upjenn..-i
'
today
in
the
mind
of
the
aver
age
(ierman.
Affairs
hae
gone
so
badly:
inee
the
Ruhr
occupation
that'
Cermans
are
universally
seeking
some
unseen
force
which
can
make
the
lire
of
the
aera:e
man
more
endurable.
There
is
yearning
for
a
Julius
Caesar
or
a
Cromwell,
or
even
a
Mussolini.
And
there
is
a
general
distrust
id
polities,
nor
are
pre-sent-day
(ierman
politicians
in
much
faor.
It
is
not
unusual
to
hear
Germans
express
Hie
wih
that
they
had
an
iron-fis!-,
ed
man
after
the
style
of
Poin-:
care.
Much
as
he
is
hated
for:
his
unswerving
course
against
t'ermany,
Ihere
is
great
admira-j
lion
among
Hermans
for
hisj
firmness..
He
lypUies
the
old!
Iron
Chancellor.
Letter
writers
and
essavisls
are
hard
at
work,
bvj
they
do'
not
seem
to
develop
a
leader
whom
I
bey
ran
sell
to
the
Oer-
man
pub-lie.
anxious
as
it
is
to
fiud
a
superman
to
cure
all
of
Germany
ill.
A
writer
in
the
Berlin
"lllus.
Irierte
Zeilong"
shows
a
decided
preference
for
a
man
of
the
Cromwell
type,
a
he
really
marks
"the
beginning
of
British
world
iower
and
i
the
type
of
protector
and
founder
aay
nation
couW
be
proud
of."
The
writer
suggests
that
Cromwell
bad
the
sunken
temples
of
a
great
fanatic,
ami
the
powerful
chin
which
giaes
with
a
master
f
men.
but
that
unlike
Ienin
be
was
an
idealist
and
had
no
desir
to
satisfy
personal
lust
for
power.
NOT
A
LIFE
SENTENCE
A
party
"f
visitors
was
being
liown
through
Mie
penitentiary
by
the
warden.
As
they
approached
a
sang
id
trusties
at
work
in
the
yard,
one
or
the
The
People's
Choice
For
Orer
70
Years
for
digestfre
disorders
has
beea
Beecham'sPnis.You
can
have
eon-fidoce
in
this
remedy
for
bHwuv
cess,
headaches,
f
?rnVV7.
constipation.
Sluggish
organs
are
ftisoUted
and
tie
whole
tystea
beceUedby
BEECHAM'S
jit
PILLS
M'
Caaaaa
r
Soil
Finis
a
Thrif-T-Service
Wet
Wash
Throe
Services,
one
of
whKh
wUI
exactly
fill
your
wah
day
needs.
Phone
us
for
particulars.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
COAL
j
The
Famous
LADYSM1TH-WELLINQT0N
Lump
and
Egg
Sizes.
STERLINQ
Stove
and
Egg
Sizes.
We
deliver
in
sacks
or
bulk.
Phone
us
your
orders
day
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Goal
Co.
Phone
15.
Main
Office:
Hotel
Central.
THE
DAILY
NfcvVS.
Saturday.
December
j,
g
Baker's
Caracas
Sweet
Chocolate
is
a
purr,
JcLcwui
etvl
keaMiful
fxvL
Aj
an
kJvLtvn
to
scKocJ
or
buanwt
lunches
cr
fit
between
meal
snacis
it
b
vastly
superior
to
nvst
of
tKe
r&'eets
commonly
uiaxL
TrcJe-mat
on
tstry
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Baler
L
Co.
Lisitei
bubtail7S3
V(Js
M
Dorckmr.
Vfaa.
ooott
or
choicx
uuru
stvr
ran
"
.party
recognized
n
old
ac-frvm
jquaintance.
negro
bis
home
town.
"Why,
Jim;
I
didn't
know-
yon
were
here,"
saM
he.
"What
are
you
doing
in
the
penitentiary"
"Well.
Sub."
said
Jim.
l
nad
some
words
whI
a
nigger
down
on
C
and
().
docks;
and
in
de
raekas,
I
leaned
a
crowbar
up
aginst
him.
An',
don't
you
know
da!
nigger
look
an'
laki
down
an'
died?"
"That's
loo
bad,"
said
.
hi
friend.
"I
suppose
yoo
were
charged
with
murder.
DM
they
put
you
in
for
a
lire
sentence"
"No,
Suh,"
-said
Jim.
"not
no
life
sentence;
jus'
fum
now
on."
SINGLE
PIN
fl)R
THOSE
NOT
MARRIED
BUT
ANTING
TO
BE
TORONTO.
Ie
.'8
Canadian
Press
.
-"Have
viu
serp
the
single
pin
yet?"'
asks
the
Toronto
Star.
It
is
a
small
pin.
showing
a
very
yellow
sun
across
a
very
azure
sea.
with
the
letter
"S"j
in
the
sky
behh
Its
object
i
clear.
It
is
to
advertise
to
the
world
that
the
wearer
i
un-married.
against
his
will.
It
is
more
than
simply
a
single
pin:
is
a
signal
pin,
the
wistful
IwisWul
symUd
of
involuntary
jeelibracy.
It
i
the
idea
or
a
bright
young
Toronto
man
who
ha
been
married
Tor
rive
years
and
is
so
de-lighted
with
the
results
that
he
has
become
a
sort
ol
matrimonial
Missionary.
He
believes
both
men
ami
wiwi
are
going
round
in
need
of
such
friend.
The
single
pin,
he
pointed
out.
was
a
social
need.
The
absence
of
a
wedding
ring
meant
very
little.
It
might
mean
that
the
young
woman
wa
unmarried,
or
il
might
mean
that
she
regards
wedding
rings
a
a
symbol
of
bondage,
or
merely
that
she
had
left
her
welding
ring
in
the
washroom.
On
She
other
hand
the
ing)
in
wa
a
definite
challenge.
It
was
just
a
though
the
wearer
were
gonrr!
sb"iit
with
a
large
ngn
sarins:
'Bachelor.
loi.sir,
would
like
to
meet
a
lady
of
suitable
"
or
"Widow,
attractive
ayf
.MH-gent.
would
like
to
rna'
'
t,e-quainUnce
of
unmarried
;
ntVt-man."
or
"I
am
25
ami
tmst
ried.
and
no
man
has
ralle,"
on
inr
Miitciirif.
woum
lue
a
suitable
life
companion."
DOINQ
ITS
DUTY
I't.
SAI
I
I
I
,
i
i7
,iiirii.riu
nau
ucen
gayiy
oecoraie.1
ror
the
Christmas
services
and
two
Irishmen
were
visiting
il.
One
was
from
the
rounlry.
and
had
to
be
taken
there
by
his
friend
who
wished
him
to
be
duly
impressed
by
its
grandeur.
As
they
came
out.
the
resident
or
the
cily
said:
MWel
Mike,
and
phwat
do
you
think
fit
H?
Isn't
it
grand?"
"Pat,"
saif
"be
one
from
the
country.
"It
det.
the
divlir
"That,"
said
his.
friend,
"was
Hie
inlinlion."
Sulicribe
for
Jhe
Dally
News.
HONORED
ON
EYE
OF
HIS
WEDDING
CAB.
Department
Staff
Made
.
Presentation
Today
to
Don
Corker
A.
I.
Corker,
a
popular
member
of,
the
Kcal
staff
of
the
"bridge
and
building
department
(Canadian
National
Railway,
will
'leave
on
the
ealbound
train
tonight
for
Fort
Eraser,
where
be
will
be
married
on
New
Year
,lay
at
the
Oovernment
House
to
Mis
lrmi
Eraser.
This
after-j
noon
he
was
presented
with
a
beautiful
dinner
service
by
tin
roJIeague
as
a
token
of
their
re
gard.
With
a
few
well
choset
remarks
A.
Haines,
on
behalf
of
the
It.
A
It,
staff,
made
the
presentation
to
w1ir-b
Mr.
t'iifip
.suitably
replied.
(MANITOBA
PROVINCE
HAS
MOST
WEDDINGS
Saskatchewan
Does
Not
Stm
Conducive
to
Giving
In
Mar
riage
WINMPEii.
ivc.
;
lam-dtan
Press
.
ManitoU.
i
per-hap
th
most
nurrjtiiz
province
in
ianada.
No
other
proMtx-e
quite
st
addicted
to
its
youi-S
men
and
wonsen
entering
into
thej
happy
state
alttaough
there
be-more
marriages
performed
m
Mnc
of
the
other
provinces.
I
-r
instance,
in
Ontario
there
were
'
some
2
1
I
Bmrriazes
in
19rt
IMst
even
that
only
gave
Ontario
a
rale
oi
Ji
marriage
per
thousand
of
its
popnlatton.
Man-!
itoha
heat
that.
II
had
marriages
per
tRonsand
of
it
pou-lation
of
l.o
There
must
be
something
about
Saskatchewan
not
condor
he
to
rttmg
in
mar.
riage.
Its
nwrriaze
rate
in
1921
was
iow.
It
is
interediag
also
to
note
thai
more
than
half
of
the
brides
and
grooms
married
in
Western
Canada
were
not
Cana
dian
born.
The
only
province
in
Canada
in
which
practically
all
thoe.
married
last
year
were
Canadian
bom
was
Prince
Ed-
ward
Island.
Of
thoe
born
out
side
of
Canada.
Alberta
had
the
largest
percentage
or
grooms.
ami
British
Columbia
(he
large!
percentage
or
brides.
Joe
Jack
returned
to
Terrace
on
lat
night's
train
where
he
is
employed
upon
the
erection
of
the
new
provincial
government
bridge
across
the
Skeena
river.
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376
The
House
Gift
Suggestions
FOR
THE
FAMILY.
Nothing
Will
be
More
Appreciated
Than
Footwear
For
Grandmother
Fell
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For
Crandrather
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GIVE
THEM
ALL
FOOTWEAR.
IT'S
A
SPLENDID
GIFT.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
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Phone
376.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
The
World's
Sweetheart
Mary
Pickford
Phone
376
of
Quality
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Cheques.
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David
Torance,
Jean
Herscholt,
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TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.
PURDY'S
The
Autocrat
of
the
CANDY
World
We
are
sole
agmis
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punly
Fiinioiis
tilnH-tdalfs
and
Candy.
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m
Vau.
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is
nothing
liner
In
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world.
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box
of
Purdy
makes
a
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times.
Start
the
N'-w
Year
in
the
right
spirit
and
?f
your
mother,
sister
and
sweetheart
a
lov.
ALL
SIZES.
ALL
PRICES.
THE
CANDY
IS
DELICIOUS
AND
THE
BOX
IS
BEAUTIFUL.
Prince
Rupert
Third
Avenue.
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