PAGE
BIX.
HOMESPUN
DRESSES
Special
Place
$6.95
Your
:
Order
Now
for
New
Year
s
Turkeys,
per
lb
32c,
(ieese.
per
lb
27c
Ducks,
per
lb
27c
Fresh
Killed
Fowl,
lb.
25c
Fresh
Killed
(toasting
Chickens,
per
lb
35c
Jap
Oranges,
per
box
.
.
50c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
Here
Is
a
chance
for
Anybody
who
wants
to
save
Money
Jap
Oranges,
per
box
..
55c
Table
Itaisins.
per
lb.
box
25c
Table
Itaisins.
per
2
lb.
box
45c
Xinas
Crackers,
per
box
50c
Dales,
per
lb
12'jC
Table
Figs,
per
lb.
.
.
.
40c
U'e
have
a
larsc
assortment
of
Mixed
Candies
and
Toys
at
very
low
prices
lo
clear.
Conic
in
and
look
around.
All
Orders
over
$10.00
Delivered
ECONOMY
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East
FiveRoses
FLOUR
When
IJuyniR
Flour
ask
your
Grocer
for
"FIVE
ROSES,"
The
World's
Ilesl.
John
L.
Christie
Agent;
COAL
The
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sizes.
STERLING
Stove
and
Egg
Sizes.
Ave
deliver
In
sacks
or
bulk.
Phone
us
your
orders
day
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Muln
Office:
Hotel
Central.
Special
Colors
are
Drown,
(Jrey,
Copen,
Sand,
Mauve,
made
in
various
becoming
styles,
from
an
all
wool
cloth.
These
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.
A
Fulton
St.
Phone
9.
WIRELESS
REPORRT
Follow
the
Crowd
To
the
Farmers'
Market
llobln
Hood
Flour,
t'J's,
SI
.90
Hobin
Hood
Flour,
98's,
...
S3.50
Only
a
fe
left
at
this
price.
Early
Hbe
Spuds,
per
sack
$1.50
Jaji
Oranges,
per
box
.
.
50c
Strictly
Fresh
FIggs,
doi.
55c
ltoneless
Ham,
per
lb...
35c
Swift's
Premium
Ham,
per
lb
40c
Swift's
Premium
Bacon,
per
lb
50c
Spices,
any
kind
10c
Pastry
Flour.
10
lbs.
..
45c
King
Oscar
Sardines,
2
for
...
...
...
...
35c
Try
Farmers'
Tea,
lb,
65c
Harvest
Coffee,
ier
lb.
50c
3
lbs.
for
$1.35
All
Kinds
or
Fruit
and
Fresh
Vegetables
FARMERS
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Sot
Finish
Ihrit-I-Service
Wet
Wash
Three
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wash
day
needs.
Phone
us
for
particulars.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
i
8
a.m.
HULL
HAHHOIt.
Ilain;
fresh
west
wind;
barometer
2t:56;
temperature
38;
sea
moderate;
8
p.m.
."poke
Meanier
Cordova
towing
steamer
Slarr
272
miles
south
of
Ketchikan
southbound:
1
1
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
John
entering
Seymour
Inlet
bound
False
Hay
northbound;
I.I5
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prin
cess
Beatrice
off
Pine
Island
northbound.
IIvI
TIltK
POINT.
Clear.
icalm;
barometer,
29.52;
lemper-jature
26;
sea
smooth,
i
DIOIJY
ISLAND.
Overcast;
calm;
barometer
29.67;
tem
perature
32;
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
El
Abeto
1122
I
miles
from
San
Pedro
bound
for
jAnyox;
8
p.m.
spoke
Canadian
1
Highlander
2U
miles
rom
Pjince
Ituperl
bound
for
Prince
llupert:
1.15
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Mogul
left
Slewarl
11.30
p.m.
southbound.
Noon
HULL
HAHHOIt.
Overcast;)
J
strong
northwest
wind;
barome
ter
29:5C;
temperature
to;
sea
choppy:
It
a.m.
spoke
Canadian
Highlander
abeam
Langara
bound
for
Prince
Rupert.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Clear,
calm;
barometer
29.60;
temperature
33;
sea
smooth.
DIfiHY
ISLAND.
calm;
barometer
29.70;
lalure
30;
sea
smooth.
Cloudy,
temper-
WILL
VOTE
ON
SUMMER
TIME
Daylight
Saving
Still
a
Matter
of
Controversy
In
East
lOllONTO,
Dec.
28.
(Cana
dian
Press1
This
is
tho
height
of
(he
battledore
and
shuttle
cock
season
for
poor
old
day.
light
saving
in
Eastern
Canada.
Sporting
organizations,
mothers
guilds,
school
boards
and
other
Institutions
are
busy
passing
the
question
on
to
the
city
councils
and
city
councils
are
knocking
it
back
to
the
people
at
municipal
elections.
Perhaps
the
Canadian
parlia
ment
will
unexpectedly
take
a
hand
in
the
matter
during
the'
coming
session.
It
has
been
sug-i
gesled
that
the
Dominion
govern-j
mem
may
eiiiier
present
an
Act
making
daylight
saving
general!
throughout
the
Dominion
or
pro-J
vide
an
amendment
lo
the
crim.'
inal
code
making
it
illegal
forj
municipalities,
(industrial
rim-j
cerns
or
individuals
lo
noddle
with
standard
time,
Indications
at
present
are
that
various
cities
in
Ontario,
Quebec
and
the
Maritime
provinces
will
have
a
repetition
during
the
sum
mer
of
192
1.
of
the
clock
juggling,
watch
tinkering
and
general
inconvenience
caused
in
re
cent
years
hy
the
variance
of
time
in
train,
town,
country
and
church.
However,
the
people
are
gelling
used
lo
it.
The
conscien
tious
three
-
on
.
the-dol
citizen
who
carries
three
watches,
in
Ihree
separate
pockets
set
at
three
separate
hoqrs.
in
order
Jo
keep
his
appointments
promptly,
ha
nol
of
late
years
been
considered
so
much
of
a
joke
after
all.
The
.
Railways
on
Standard
iti
I
.
eligible
lo
vole
The
outlook
in
regard
lo
Daylight
.Saving-
for
Montreal
and
district
for
Ihe
coming
year
Is
that
in
all
likelihood
a
referendum
on
the
mailer
will
be
held
at
Ihe
same
lime
as
the
Municipal
elections
in
April.
The
I
.oonl.l
..
I
11
ai.i
at
I
Many
a
good
stove
gives
poor
results
because
it
is
supplied
with
the
wrong
Wnd
of
coal.
CONSUMERS
COAL
Is
picked
for
stove
use.
It
Is
steady-heating,
bright-burning
coal
freed
from
choking
impurilie.
Try
CON.
SUMERS.
See
how
vour
stove
will
"behave."
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phcnes
7
and
311.
THE
DAILY
NfrWB.
Friday,
December
28,
taj
Baker's
Caracas
Sweet
Chocolate
is
a
pure,
delicious
and
healthful
food.
Aj
an
addition
lo
scKool
or
business
lunches
cr
for
between
meal
snacks
it
is
vastly
superior
to
most
of
tho
sheets
commonly
used.
TraJe-mar
on
cctry
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Baker
tz
Co.
Limited
EtubUlicJ
1733
VlUlt
tt
DeeiWer.
Vtu.
enj
Montreal.
CaneJe
ooarr
or
choice
txarts
sent
rtrx
mas.-r
in
the
church.
Uncertainty
and
Confusion
ishould
Daylight
Having
for
Montreal
lie
rejeeled
on
the
re-Terendum
vole,
it
is
not
unlikely
thai
a
similar
condition
will
arise
as
prevailed
last
year
(1923)
when
advanced
lime
was
turned
!own
by
the
Oily
Council,
but
was
put
into
force
by
a
majority
of
the
big
corporations
and
industrial
organizations
of
.a..aj
win
coiuorin
I..
i,e
r
W-
and
ilUlrirl
The
re.
standard
time
next
summer
as'sun
w.,
,.
m-vim
c,,,.
usual,
it
i
expected.
None
o
f
wa
,he
ruIe
in
mo,,
ol,ices
anJ
the
provinces
are
proposing
to
in-Lhop,
of
Montreal.
This
gave
terfere
with
"(nnl's
lime"
by
lhe)rUe
,
much
uncertainly
and
Min.
Montreal,
Toronto
anil
.ennfiminn
other
cities,
however,
are
in
the!
throes
of
municipal
agitation
uiV
rnium
tvitp
about
it.
The
ratepayers
of
To-lMAI
LnrUlUL
VAIL
ronto.
for
instance,
will
on
Jan
uary
t
vote
on
the
question:
Are
VOII
in
fftvir
iiT
i-imliuiiititr
TORONTO
ELECTION
Daylight
P,0U
Dec,0
"
Year's
Saving
Time
during
the
ensuing
three
years?"
In
a
vote
taken
on
a
similar
question
last
January,
deciding
it
(Tor
lone
year
onjy.
IJie
"yeas
a
few
thousand
votes
Custom
of
Many
Years
Is
to
be
Changed
TOIlOXm
D.t
'J8.
liana-
had
it
by
jjan
Press,
For
a
general
ion
This
year
nr
limn
tho
riliYPtiM
.if
Tjkft4it
there
will
be
an
additional
woman'have
celebrated
New
Year
-
Day
vote.
1
ne
wives
or
owners
and
by
elecling
a
Mayor
and
City
enanls
on
Ihe
municipal
voters'
iCouncil
hoo,
oUar,,
or
oari
win
ior
me
nrsi
time
ue
of
Kducalion.
and
vulins
on
1
.
-
laws
that
sometimes
proved
so
numerous
as
to
make
Ihe
loyal
and
roifcientiou
cxercie
of
the
municipal
franchise
practically
a
holiday
job.
On
Jan.
I
nexl
the
Toronto
eleclorale
will
vole
on
Ihe
question
of
changing
Ihe
day
for
municipal
mailer
will
then,
be
pul
up
to
elections
Ihe
first
Monday
in
Ihe
eop!c
generally
and
Ihe
December.
Which
Is
the
favoriale
question
finally
decided.
It
was
da!p
for
0,,arjo
,,
pjjc-
T)p
""'
Mic
time
nai
i
ic
.principal
ari'umenl
against
l.uj
o
.Momreai
uau
not
me
elections
on
rign
lo
call
a
referendum
on
Ibis
matter
but
the
city's
legal
advisers
now
report
that
such
a
referendum
would
not
be
ultra
vires
of
Ihe
rily
council.
Opponents
of
Daylight
having,
among
them
Mayor
.Martin,
have
taken
the
ground
that
while
the
system
is
popular
with
industrialists
ft
is
distinctly
bad
for
school
children.
The
Mayor's
idea
is
that
Ihe
mot
tiers
of
these
children
ought
lo
have
the
opportunity
to
express
their
opinion
in
a
referendum.
Many
Roman
Catholic
priests
have
also
objected
to
the
change
because
of
the
disorganization
it
brings
with
it
in
the
schedule
of
New
Y'ear's
Day
is
that
Ihe
vigorous
electioneering
necessary
lo
victory
upscl
Ihe
candidate's
Christmas
feslivities
and
spoils
his
New
Year's
dinner.
On
the
other
hand
it
is
argued
that
the
holiday
election
brings
out
a
larger
per
rentage
of
Ihe
vole,
as
Hie
citizens
vole
in
their
residential
sub-divisions
for
Mayor
and
Controllers.
Los
Angeles
Timber
Prodm-I;.
lanker
El
Abeto
is
due
at
Anyox
louighl
with
"fuel
oil
from
San
Pedro.
When
she
has
discharged,
she
will
proceed
to
Huckley
Hay
to
load
lumber
for
Mrs.
J.
Morse
Jlatt
and
little
daughter
of
Terrace
are
visiting
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
J).
Price.
1(5
1
5
Richmond
Avenue.
Victoria
Colonisl.
ATLANTIC
CONNECTIONS
CONVENIENT
FOR
OLD
COUNTRY
SAILINGS
Canadian
National
trains
make
direct
and
convenient
connections
with
While
Star.
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldson
Line
steamers,
sailing
from
Halifax.
N.S.
and
Portland,
Me,
for
Liverpool,
Southampton,
Plymouth,
London
and
Continental
ports.
Passport
secured
and
full
information
at
Cily
Ticket
Ofllce.
Canadian
National
Railways.
528
Third
Avenue.
Prince
nupert.
B.C.
Phone
260.
If
you
sludy
economy
China-
ware
and
Dinner
sets
at
reduced
prices
ui
1
ne
B.
11
j
FORMER
PALACE
OF
KAISER
IS
PUBLIC
DINING
PLACE
NOW
lllllll.l.V,
Dec.
28.
Mrs.
Fritz
t.llir
link
V
tiii.Hi!i
11
u-ITm
nf
'the
Austrian
vIollnM,
and
a
number
of
other
Austrian
women
have
worked
wonders
in
the
kitchen
of
the
old
Imperial
palace
'overlooking
tho
Spree
in
llcrlin.
i'lhis
kitchen,
where
the
food
of
the
lloheuxollerns
was
prepared
for
many
generations,
has
been
converted
into
a
cheery
dining
room
where
nvuldte-class
Her-liuers
may
buy
a
mid-day
meal
at
small
cost.
Professors,
actor.
doctors,
lawyers,
scientists
and
writers
now
il
in
the
renovated
rooms
where
lloheninllerus
ued
to
give
Instructions
about
their
food.
There
is
no
air
of
Charity
about
Ihe
mlddle-class
feeding
established
by
the
Austrian
women.
It
isn't
charity.
They
art'
merely
assisting
Herliu
In-IclleHuaN
to
help
lhein.he
Ihrough
a
hard
winter.
Flowers
stand
on
the
dining
tables
in
the
greal
ralle
kileheu
and
volunteer
workers
assist
in
serving
the
food
and.
giving
an
air
of
hospitality.
The
meals
are
served
only
lo
persons
who
have
ticket,
and
a
small
charge
is
made
for
lhee
Applicants
are
inpeclcd
by
a
courmltlee
lo
make
sure
thai
only
congenial
persons
will
be
admitted
In
thi
meal
center.
YOUNGEST
COLONEL
IN
WORLD
IS
HEIR
JUGO
SLAV
THRONE
MF.LOIt.VDi:.
Ih-i
J8-The
heir
lo
the
crown
of
Jugoslavia
hold
the
distinction
of
being
Ihe
youngest
colonel
in
any
army
of
the
nations
of
the
world.
Having
recently
reached
the
age.
of
seven
week,
his
elevation
to
the
iirtli
lary
rank
of
regimental
com
mainler
coincided
with
hi
christ
ening.
Young
Karageorgevflcu
took
the
rrcortl
away
from
Jaime
of
Hourhon.
of
Madrid,
the
elilet
son
01
King
,
1
ion
mi.
who
wn
iuale
a
ooiiel
upon
celebrating
his
firsl
ttirtliday
smopsis
of
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRC-EMPTIONI
Vacant.
onrtrrrt.
iunt)r4
Crown
landt
may
t
pr.mptd
b
Uiitlih
aubjcts
ofr
II
ra
f
a.
and
by
alitna
on
drctartnt
Intuition
to
bcom
lirltlah
aubjacu.
condl
(lonal
upon
rtaldtnra.
occupation,
ind
Improvement
for
agricultural
purpoaea.
Kull
Information
cane.
mini
ru-
atlona
rtfardlnr
pra-.mpilona
la
rtrta
In
Bullatln
No.
I.
I-and
Harira
How
to
Prarapt
Larvd,"
toplaa
of
hlb
ran
b
obtained
fraa
of
chare
T
addraaaloc
Ua
Dapattmant
of
inda.
Victoria.
B.C,
or
to
any
Oor-rnmant
Aunt.
Record
will
be
framed
coverlnf
nly
land
aultable
for
acrleulturtl
purpoaea,
and
which
la
not
timber-land.
La,
can-ring
orer
l.eta
board
feat
par
acra
weat
of
tha
Coaat
Kanea
nd
feet
par
acra
aaat
of
that
Ranea.
Application!
for
pre-emptlona
ara
:o
ba
addreaaed
to
the
Land
Com-mlaalonar
of
the
Ind
Record
In
IW
1alon.
In
which
tha
lanj
applied
for
I
altuated.
aod
aro
tnaue
on
rrlnlai
forma,
coplaa
of
which
can
b
obtained
from
tho
Land
Coramlealoner.
rra-ernptlona
muit
ba
occupied
for
fWa
yeara
and
improvement
made
to
value
of
lit
per
acra.
ineludlne
cleartnc
and
cuHlratlnr
at
laaat
fla
aeraa.
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
received.
Tor
mora
detailed
Information
eo
the
Uulletln
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHAIt
.Application!
ara
rarelred
for
pur-chaaa
of
vacant
and
unreaenred
Crown
landa.
not
belne
tlmberlaad.
for
acrlculturat
purpoaea;
minimum
price
of
flrat-elaaa
(arable)
land
la
II
per
acre,
and
aecond-claaa
(eraln
land
IMI
per
acre.'
I'unbar
Infer
matlon
reeardlne
purcbaie
or
laaaa
of
Crown
land
la
ctren
In
Bulletin
No.
IS,
Land
Serlee.
"Purchaie
ad
l-eaae
of
Crown
Landa."
alllt.
factory,
or
Induatrlal
altaa
on
Umber
land,
not
atreedlne
4
acrea.
may
bo
purchaaed
or
leaeed.
tha
con-dltlona
Ineludlne
payment
of
alumpafa.
HOMESITE
LEASES
fnaurvered
areat,
not
aiceedlnc
II
acre.,
mar
b
leaaad
aa
homeeltea
conditional
upon
a
dwtlln
bains
erected
In
the
nrat
rear,
tide
belne
obtainable
after
realdenca
and
Improvement
condition!
are
fulfilled
and
land
baa
been
aurrered.
LEASES
Vor
erazlne
and
Industrial
purpoaea
areaa
not
eireedlne
4
acre
may
be
leaied
by
one
peraon
or
a
company.
CRAZING
L'nder
tha
Orailnc
Act
the
Province
I
divided
Into
erailne
dletricta
and
the
ranee
admlnlatared
under
G
ratine
Commlealoner.
Annual
erailne
permlta
ar
Ittued
baaed
on
numbera
raneed.
prlorttr
being
given
o
eatabllahed
owner.
Stock-ownan
may
form
aaaoclatlona'
for
rasca
-management.
Tree,
or
panlally
free.
ermlta
ar
available
for
aattlert.
ampera
and
traveller,
op
lo
tea
d.
"
Phone
376
The
House
Third
Avenue.
BENNETT'S
CHEMICAL
LABORATORY.
Asaayera,
ChemlaU,
MctaN
lurglita.
Ore
Shippers
Agent.
TACOMA,
Wa.hlngton,
U.8.A.
Phone
376
of
Quality
Gift
Suggestions
FOR
THE
FAMILY.
Nothing
Will
bo
Mor
Appreciated
Than
Footwear
For
Grandmother
l-VIl
House
.Slipoers.
For
Grandfather-
-Hoots
Slippers.
Rubbers.
For
Mother
Dies
I'ninpx,
(Sailers
or
Oxford.
For
Father
.Slater
IIimiU,
House
Slippers.
For
Sitter-
-iKiiiciiiK
Pump,
(Jailers,
Oxfords
or
lire-liool.
For
Brother
-
I'al
-iit
Pump-,
Dre
HopU
or
Shp;rs.
For
Baby-
Dress
llools.
SPppvrs
or
lluldtcrs.
GIVE
THEM
ALL
FOOTWEAR.
IT'S
A
8PLENDID
GIFT.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phone
376.
Mail
Orders
Prepaid,
.Satisfaction
or
Money
Hack,
""""""VaMaMBavaM
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
8
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
The
World's
Sweetheart
Mary
Pickford
in
"TESS
OF
THE
STORM
COUNTRY"
Adapted
irn
ihe
novel
ui
(ir
c
e
MiHer
Vhre
d
tied
by
Ilup-rt
Hutie
Mar'
a
the
Imcable
giH
h
:
h
linmght
glad
teai
uud
joyon
niile
lo
million
Uoyd
Hughe,
David
Torance,
Jean
HerscholL
and
li!tiiftnihed
'
aL
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.
SOc
and
25c
PURDTS
The
Autocrat
of
the
CANDY
World
NVc
are
mm
nprni-
lur
punly'
I'dinoti-.
ChiM-o(t-
anl
(iuidy.
Made
in
Vaiii
oner
There
it
nolhiiif?
fmer
in
(he
world.
A
box
or
Punlv
s
niiikc
a
tl'lightfnl
g't
at
all
limes.
Start
Ihe
X-w
Year
in
Ihe
right
pinl
and
gve
your
mother,
i(er
and
nweetheart
a
box.
ALL
SIZES.
ALL
PRICES.
THE
CANDY
IS
DELICIOUS
AND
THE
BOX
IS
BEAUTIFUL.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
We
Cash
Cheque.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prlnca
Rupart'a
Laadlni
RastauranL
A
Bakery
Unurpai.
Third
Avenue.
Stocks
and
Bonds
All
Victory
and
Ooveriitnvil
Bond
Doiight
and
$old.
We
Ktill
have
a
few
shares
left
of
Ihe
PREMIER
MINE
at
$2.90.
This
in
the
greatest
dividend
producer
in
Canada.
T.
McCLYMONT
Phone
Black
85.
Third