PAGE
SIX.
THE
DAILY
NBrvVB.
Striking
a
new
note
in
Xmas
Gifts
LINENS
are
always
appreciated
because
one
can
nev;r
have
too
much
of
a
pood
thing.
We
have
an
exceptional
range
which
CANNOT
BE
DUPLICATED
IN
TOWN.
Linen
Luncheon
Sets
In
colors
of
Rose,
Straw
and
Natural.
Absolutely
fast
colors.
5
pieces
to
the
eL
From
$8.95
per
set
Pure
Linen
Towels
.With
colored
ends
of
Pink,
Blue
or
Mauve,
at
S1.B0.psr
pair
Pure
Linen
Table
Cloths
With
napkins
to
match,
or
can
be
purchased
separately
in
pleasing
patterns.
Sets
from
.
.
$1
8.50
to
$25.00
Two
Pure
Linen
Towels
With
scalloped
borders,
handsomely
embroidered,
at
$3.75
pair
Guest
Towels
In
very
fine
quality
pure
linen,
also
in
Union
linen,
from
$1.25
to
$2.50
per
pair
Napkins
Individual
Napkins
in
hemstitched
Damask
or
Maderja
work.
Pure
linen.
From
70c
each
Handkerchiefs
A
splendid
selection
either
boxed
or
separate,
for
every
member
of
the
family,
at
all
prices.
Silk
Underwear
A
rich
assortment
of
Camisoles,
Bloomers,
Nightdresses,
Steps-ins,
etc.
All
very
reasonably
priced.
Gloves
In
Kid,
Wool,
Silk
or
Chamoisetle,
from
95c
to
$7.50
pair.
Hosiery
Clove
Silk
Niagara
Maid,
in
plain
or
fancy
weave,
from
$3.95
pair
Holeproof
Silk
Hose
Carter
top,
in
Black,
Brown,
While,
Grey
or
Suede,
at
$1.85,
pair
Dressing
Gowns
A
most
acceptable
gift,
in
Jaeger
all
wool
and
Beacon
cloths,
from
$6.75
to
$27.50
Also
a
large
variety
of
Fancy
Articles
in
Fancy
Linens.
Bags,
Necklets
and
a
lot
of
other
desirable
gift
articles
to
select
from.
Fancy
Gift
Boxes
Presented
with
all
Gift
Purchases.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Third
Ave.
A
Fulton
SU
Phone
9.
THE
EARLY
BIRD
Gets
the
Discounts
To
relieve
the
afternoon
rush
we
will
give
every
customer
who
shops
here
in
the
forenoon
an
extra
SPECIAL
DISCOUNT.
.
Our
goods
are
all
iparked
in
plain
figures
at
Prices
to
Compete
with
Any
Store
in
Canada
We
are
crowded
for
room
and
have
an
enormous
slock
which
it
will
pay
you
to
look
over
before
buying.
Inspection
invited.
YOUR
CHANCE
TO
8AVE
MONEY.
Max
Heilbroner
The
jeweller.
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street.
Santa
Claus
Is
Delighted
With
Our
New
Stock
of
Tom
Smith's
Yutetlde
Crackers.
All
the.
fun
of
the
fair
at
the
table
uu
Xmas
Day.
Every
cracker
contains
a
delightful
gift
and
are
imported
direct
from
London,
England.
There
I
nothing
else
like
them
In
the
Cracker
line
and
lliey
are
the
rage
of
the
British
Ides.
A
masterpiece
of
art
and
just
the
thing
for
table
decoration
purpose.
Also
Tom
Smith's
Imported
Toy
Novelties
filled
with
candies.
The
face
of
your
boy
or
girl
will
register
delight
if
Santa
Clans
is
told
to
put
one
of
thess
in
their
stocking
Ninas
Eve.
Purdy's
Famous
Candles
in
delightful
boxes.
Purdy's
Candies
lead
in
the
candy
market
today.
If
you
say
it
with
"Purdy's"
you'll
say
it
right.
ROCK
BOTTOM
PRICE8.
Call
In
and
we'll
be
glad
to
show
you.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
We
Cash
Cheques.
Shockley's
plaSiMi,,s
Sole
Agents
for
Royal
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C
,
.
,
Lumber
J.
Fyfe
Smith
Co
......
.....
Hardwood
Fraser
Mills
......
.
.
.
.
Fir
Veneer
Dimension
Lumber.
Fir,
Spruce
and
Cedar.
Spruce
and
Cedar
Shiplap.
Spruce
Planking.
Sash,
Doors,
.
Mouldings.
Glass.
Shingles.
.Fir
Veneer.
Cedar
Piling.
PR01SE
TO
MARRY
GIVEN
Ottawa
Civil
Servant
Jilted
Qlrl
and
Is
Sued
for
Breach
of
Promise
OTTAWA,
Dec.
20.
Pending
further
consideration
of
(he
pro
vision
f
(lie
statute
of
frauds
Judge
Wright,
presiding
over
the
non-jury
sittings
wf
the
Supreme
Court
of
Ontario,
with
held
his
decision
in
the
breach
of
promise
action
brought
by
Miss
Desangcs
Cyr,
of
Kaslview.
against
Augustc
Dufault,
a
local
civil
servant.
Exrepl
for
any
provisions
in
the
statute
of
frauds,
which
might
cause
him
to
decide
otherwise,
Hi
.ordtiip
'said
lie
was
prepared
to
hold
that
there
had
been
an
agreement
of
marriage,
and
that
there
had
been
a
breach
of
the
contract
of
marriage
on
the
iar
I
of
the
defendant.
He.however,
said
he
would
withhold
his
final
decision
until
lie
had
reviewed
the
statute
of
frauds,
and
also
withheld
any
amount
of
damage
he
might
award.
The
big
iioint
at
issue
in
the
case
wa
whether
or
not
there
was
an
actual
marriage
contract,
or
only
a
promise
to
marry
upon
certain
conditions.
Mis
Cyr
claims
;.500
damages.
Mentioned
Marriage
Miss
Cyr
told
of
bavin?
met
Dufault
in
October,
1921,
and
about
15
days
later,
he
had
first
mentioned
marriage
to
her.
telling
her
he
had
serious
intentions
and
that
he
had
something
lo
say
to
her
later.
About
four
weeks
later,
she
said,
she
had
become
belhrothed
lo
Dufault
on
the
understanding
that
they
would
be
married
in
May,
ID23.
The
betrothal
was,
later
announced
to
the
parents
of
the
plainlifl".
who
did
not
object
to
it.
Evidence
was
put
in
that
Du-
Xmas
Suggestions
Do
not
wait
until
Xmas
F.ve
to
do
your
shopping.
Monday.
Dec.
2
lib,
will
be
the
busiest
day
we
have
ever
had,
as
Tuesday
shipping
orders
will
hae
lo
be
attended
to.
Out
of
town
customers
will
have
the
right
of
way
and
it
will
not
be
possible
to
give
city
orders
the
usual
attention
and
care.
We
have
on
order
more
than
-a
carload
of
fruits,
fresh
vegetables,
turkeys,
poultry',
nuts,
candies,
etc.,
to
arrive
this
week.
Place
your
order
with
us
and
you
will
not
be
disappointed.
Following
are
a
few
suggestions:
Fresh
Fruit
Dept.
Fancy
Apples,
Sunkisl
Oranges,
Florida
drape
Fruit.
Jap
Oranges,
Lemon,
Grapes,
liananas,
Pears,
Mixed
llaskets
Fruits.
Fresh
Vegetable
Section
llriigsel
sprouts,
Tomalos,
Cucumbers,
Lettuce,
Cauliflower,
(Sreen
Onions,
llad-ishes,
Celery,
Cranberries,
Sweet
Potatoes,
Parsley,
Hoot
Vegetables,
Squash,
Pumpkin,
Cabbage,
etc.
Nuts,
Candles,
Etc.
Cocoanuts,
Mixed
Nuts
all
kinds,
Chestnut,
Layer
Figs,
Cluster
Haisins,
Mixed
Candy.
Mixed
Peel,
Drained
Cherries,
Almond
Paslc,
Ground
Almonds,
Fruit
Cake.
Fancy
Hiscuils,
etc.
Meats,
Poultry
and
Provisions
Turkeys,
Geese,
Ducks,
llabbils.
Chicken
and
Fowl,
Cooked
Ham,
Itacon,
Imported
and
Domestic
Cheese,
clc.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hour,
9
U
.
Phone
M.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
HEART
WAS
SO
BAD
HAD
TO
SIT
UP
IN
BED
Mr.
o.
C
rilllrriM,
lot
Hg
SI.
SI.
Thonut,
ool..
rttrt:
"In
III
rail
f
tt.
I
(
utrn
III
lih
nijr
brl.
but
did
not
pay
nurb
Urn
I
Ion
lo
It.
I
km
on
with
my
huubolt
dutlrn,
but
ftid
l
become
mor
irJ
orr,
tnj
finally
bad
lo
rail
In
doctor,
lit
raid
I
n
all
run
don
and
a
a
nrrvou
wrrrk.
t
had
a
arvrr
pain
lo
nijr
rhei
hicn
ouw
move
orr
to
my
brart
and
It
be
came
to
bad
I
could
not
ll
dn.
at
orn
I
did
I
bad
urh
a
moibrrlnr
rrtlint
I
would
nave
to
ill
up
In
bl
till
it
aay.
I
tried
rttrral
rrnmlir.
but
with
i.
rood
rraulti.
I'lnallr.
1
a
liulumt
t.i
try
Mllburn'
Hurt
and
Nrrre
fills.
I
took
7
bnxn,
and
I
am
now
at
wtll
at
I
at
io
yrart
ar,
and
I
am
now
tj
yart
MIUura'i
Heart
and
Srrr
rill.
r
sw
a
bill
at
all
druirlt
or
drain-,
nr
nuib-.t
direct
on
receipt
of
prlc
by
The
T.
Nil-
Durn
iM
umltrd.
Toronto,
Ont.
fault
and
Miss
Cyr
had
oerused
a
catalogue
of
a
mail
order
house
with
a
view
of
nicking
out
furnishing
for
Iheir
future
home.
After
a
courtship
of
about
six
or
seven
mouths,
Miss
Cyr
received
a
letter
from
Dufault,
informing
her
that
he
could
mil
continue
lo
"humbug'
her.
and
notifying
her
that
it
was
all
over
between
them,
ami
also
informing
the
girl
that
Dufault
had
become
bet
rot
lied
(u
another
woman.
Married
Another
'Kindly
send
me
my
pictures
and
my
song
book,
that
is
all
I
ask
of
you,"
was
one
of
the
extracts
from
a
letter
written
by
Dufault
to
Miss
Cyr.
Default
was
married
to
another
girl
in
May
this
year.
Mr.
William
Cyr.
father
of
the
girl,
told
of
Default
railing
at
his
boue
and
having
lea
there
on
Sunday
evening's,
and
on
several
occasions
having
seen
Dufault
coming
out
of
the
kitchen
with
his
arm
around
the
girl
and
exclaiming
"Look
at
my
little
wife."
He
aIo
told
of
the
adventures
of
the
pair
with
the
mail
order
catalogue.
He
and
his
wife
both
fully
considered
Ihat
their
daughter
was
engaged
to
and
was
to
marry
Dufault.
If
She
Pleated
Him
Dufauir
story
wai
largely
similar
Initial
lold
by
the
girl
as
to
them
having
met
and
having
spoken
of
marriage
about
two
weeks
after
they
had
made
each
others
acquaintance.
Dufault
had
told
her
they
might
become
betrothed
if
every
thing
went
well
between
them.
He
also
admitted
Ihat
he
had
told
her
he
would
marry
her
in
May.
1023,
if
she
continued
lo
please
him.
.Kverylhing
depended
on
pleasing
him,
he
said,
and
that
Ibis
was
the
conditional
understanding.
In
regard
lo
looting
at
the
mail
order
catalogue,
be
said
It
had
only
been
for
fun.
Later
on
he
lold
the
court
1m:
had
really
intended
to
marry
the
girl,
providing
the
conditions
were
fulfilled
and
everything
went
well.
He
had
gone
with
two
girls
before,
one
for
three
days,
and
Ihe
other
for
two
ami
a
half
mouths.
He
admitted
that
be
had
lied
in
a
teller
he
had
written
Miss
Cyr
in
regard
lo
breaking
olT
(he
conditional
engagement.
Memory
Poor
Homeoii
lleiiudoiu
of
Hull,
the
young
man
with
whom
Miss
'yr
had
been
keeping
company
with
previous
to
meeting
Dufault.
was
railed
as
a
witness.
He
was
asked
if
be
remembered
what
Miss
Cyr
had
lold
him
on
the
last
occasion
she
had
seen
him,
"previous
lo
her
beginning
lo
keep
company
wilh
Dufault.
Hi-
said
he
could
not
remember,
which
'caused
His
Lordship
lo
remark:
r'Thal
is
not
a
pleasant
-thing
for
anyone
to
remember,
any
way."
During
Ihe
argument
of
counsel,
the
point
was
raised
on
behalf
of
the
defence,
as
lo
whether
or
not
Ihe
provision
of
the
statute
of
frauds,
might
not
bar
the
right
of
action,
as
lo
Ihe
avlalnnta
t
nn
f
i
-1
1
1
n
1
m
f
tfi
i
rrn
",;
"
"
r
jconlracl,
part
of
Ihe
provisions
of
(his
slulule
relate
lo
mar
riage
contract
being
renewed
by
a
note
or
a
memorandum
wilhin
the
period
of
one
year.
.
The
defence
claimed
Ihat
Miss
Cyr
had
firet
known
Dufaull
was
not
going
to
marry
her
on
May
12,
1022,
and
Ihat
Dufuull's
conditional
promise
of
marriage
had
Ktipulalfd
lliq
pair
were
not
lo
be
married
before
May
15,
1023.
Mr.
Henri
St.
Jacques
represented
Miss
Cyr,
and
Mr.
Joachim
Hauve
appeared
fur
the
defence
...
v
PROHIBITIONISTS
NOW
HAVE
PLENTY
OF
CASH
Funds
Forthcoming
For
Cam
paign
In
Ontario
Says
One
of
Leader
OTTAWA,
Dec.
20.
Very
solemn
and
earnest
warning
wa
given
here
by
Hev.
Dr.
F.rncst
Thomas,
of
Toronto,
field
secre
tary
of
Ihe
department
of
evan
gelism
and
social
service
of
the
Methodist
Church
of
Canada,
in
respect
to
the
prohibition
Issue
in
the.
province.
Hev.
Dr.
Thom,as
said
that
in
the
last
(wo
campaigns
the
temperance
forces
fought
against
an
empty
exchequer
but
they
would
not
so
fight
this
time,
hut
against
a
full
exchequer.
He
was
not
prepared
to
say
definitely
where
the
funds
were
emanating
from,
but
he
was
definite
in
his
assertions
Ihat
the
prohibition
forces
were
in
for
a
big
fight
against
an
internationally
supported
evil.
Dr.
Thomas
declared
the
pro
hibition
furees
would
have
won
in
Alberta
in
the
recent
fight
If
they
rotild
have
got
the
facts
across
with
regltinl
lo
the
benefits
in
lry
areas
in
reduction
of
crime,
etc.
PUBLIC
SCHOOL
BOYS
Fi
AS
TRAFFIC
RESERVE
SAN
FHANCISCO,
)e,
'li.
One
Ihotisim!
public
school
boys
of
San
Fraociio,
from
I?
lo
18
years
old.
have
been
or-sraniicd
into
a
trafllr
reserve
force.
Like
the
regular
IraftV
policemen
they
are
posted
on
Ihe
corners
surrounding
reboots
where
Ihey
regulate
Ihe
progress
of
automobiles
and
see
thai
Iheir
fellow-
students
rro
the
streets
safely.
They
study
Jhe
city
ordinances
and
are
drilled
in
slpnals
by
traftle
ofllcers
of
the
police
department.
STATUTE
OF
POPE
IIMHLIN.
Dec.
20.
A
portrait
and
statue
of
Pope
Pius
XI
recently
have
been
completed.
The
former
was
painted
hy
P.rnst
lleileutatm.
the
Merlin
artist.
while
the
statue
i
the
work
of
prof.
Tlieodnr
Heorgi
of
Munich
jilow
the
Crowd
To
the
Farmers'
Market
if
you
would
save
money
on
Meat
and
Groceries.
A
FEW
OF
OUR
PRICES.
Jap
Oranges,
per
box
.
.
65c
Jieef
from
6c
up
Leg
of
Pork,
per
lb.
.
.
.
25c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lb.
17'c
Veal
Slew,
per
lb
8c
Veal
Itoast,
per
Ih
17c
Choice
llulkley
Valley
Tur-
kevs,
(ieese.
Ducks,
ami
Chickens
at
the
very
lowest
price.
Strictly
Fresh
F.ggs,
dox.
55c
lloueless
Hah,
per
lb.
,.
35c
Swifl'M
Premium
Ham,
per
lb
0c
Swift's
Premium
Macon,
per
II
50c
Spices,
any
kind
10c
Pastry
Flour.
10
lbs.
..
45c
King
Oscar
Sardines,
2
for
35c
Try
Farmers'
Tea,
lb.
65c
Harvest
Coffee,
per
lb,
50o
.1
His.
for
$1.35
Xmas
Candy,
per
lb.
.
.
35c
Xmas
Nuts,
per
lb
...
25c
All
Kinds
of
Fruit
and
Fresh
r
Vegetables
FARMERS
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Many
a
good
stove
gives
poor
results
because
it
Is
supplied
with
the
wrong
kind
of
coal.
CON8UMHHS
COAL
Is
picked
for
stove
use.
It
is
steady.
heating,
'jriglil-burning
coal
freed
from
choking
impurities,
Try
CON
8UMF.I18.
gee
how
your
stove
will
"behave."
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phonos
7
and
311.
I
Phone
376
The
House
Thursday.
Dcctnibft
!0
of
Quality
Xmas
Suggestions
FOR
THE
FAMILY.
Nothing
Will
be
More
Appreciated
Than
Footwear
For
Grandmother-
Fell
lfoue
Slippers.
For
Grandfather-
llooK
Slippers,
llnhher
For
Mother
Dre
Pump.
CuiIcm
or
Oxfords
For
Father
Slater
Hoots.
House
Slippcrv
For
Sister
Hancing
Pump-,
(Suiter,
Ovfonls
,;
-r..
Moots.
For
Brother
pat-iil
Pump.
Drc
Moot
urSl.
For
Baby-
Drc
Moot.
Slipper
or
Itubbers.
GIVE
THEM
ALL
FOOTWEAR.
IT'S
A
SPLENDID
GIFT.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Mail
Order
Prepaid.
Phone
370.
Sal
sfai
In
n
r
Mm?
h
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Thursday,
7
and
9
GLADWALTON
-
in
"THE
TOWN
SCANDAL"
The
ta-te-l
moving
coined)
-drama
tin
pref
-ever
appeared
in.
A
fnl-ixril.
tailor-made
New
V
a
girl
revue.
Beautiful
daming
nymphs,
old
fog
purity
l-agiie
turning
young
again
in
the
fn
1
the
village
boys
playing
stage
door
Johnny.
She
w
(
:
on
Mroadway.
back
in
the
old
home
Iowa
he
j
i
j
"The
Leather
Pushers,"
De
Luxe
Edition,
Round
No.
3
("Don
Coyote").
Comedy
"Bum
Grsflsrs."
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
XMAS
GIFTS
REASONABLE
PRICES.
Tie.
Snirvc.
Suspender
Set.
Sweaters.
Dre
J'g
';
-I
uderw-ur.
(Hove
in
all
lle..
cr
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
8S
Third
Avenue
A
useful
GIFT
is
a
wise
buy
We
hate
a
slock
especially
bought
for
the
U
:
i
liifls
which
on
will
b"
pleased
lo
select
from
be'
?
a
useful
kind
at
a
right
price.
We
will
be
glad
to
exchange
after
Xma
uili
g1
-"
shippers,
shoes,
stockings
mid
shirts
which
ou
In;
not
sure
of
sizes.
The
slore
will
open
evenings
this
week
and
next
M'
t.
day,
D?cember
iMtli.
Choose
a
Gift
From
the
Following!
Fancy
Handbags,
from
50c
to
(Moves
Kid,
Hucdo
mid
Woollen,
all
length
and
nil
from
$1.00
to
$4."
Umbrellas
for
Ladies,
llaiitlenieii
mid
Children,
from
$2.00
to
lland'kmii'iers,
Trimi
'.
5c
to
$
1-
Handkerchiefs,
from
35o
to
$3
.50
Fancy
Towels,
from
$1.75
to
$4.50
per
'
P
Pinrl
Necklaces,
from
S3.B0
to
5--
Dress
Oovvms,
from
$3.50
to
5i-
Ladies
Silk
Hosiery.
Penman's,
llolepfoof
and
K
'"'l'$4j5
woollen
nut
silk-and
wool,
from
$1.00
lo'5o
(ientleineii's.
Hocks,
Cashmere
mid
Silk,
from
75c
to
Silk
and
Knitted
Ties,
from
75c
to
Shirts,
from
,'75l0$,v
oi
Slippers
for
everybody,
fell
and
leather,
in
a
big
J
..,
styles,
from.
00c
,m
IF
YOU
ARE
IN
DOUBT
A8
TO
WHAT
TO
BUY
0UH
TOY
DEPT.
WILL
80LVE
YOUR
PROBLEM.
A
biff
variety
of
Useful
and
Substantial
(ilfls
for
15c,
25c
up
to
ll.50.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
and
7lh-
Phone
G45.
Cor.
3rd