PAGE
SIX
Striking
a
new
note
in
Xmas
Gifts
LINENS
-re
aiways
appreciated
because
one
can
nev-r
have
toe
nrmh
(
a
pood
thing.
We
have
an
exceptional
rang-
whi-h
C-SXOT
BE
DUPLICATED
IN
TOWN.
Linen
Luncheon
SU
In
colors
of
Rose,
Straw
and
NaturaL
Afoottiteit
"
fat
colors.
5
pieces
to
the
eL
From
per
et
Pure
Linen
Towreri
With
colored
end
of
Pink.
Blue
or
Maine.
at
,
$1.50
per
pair
Pure
Linen
Table
Cloths
With
napkin-
to
match,
or
can
be
pnrhaed
paralelv
in
pleasing
patterns.
Set
fr-.m
SI
50
to
S2&A0
Two
Pure
Linen
Towels
With
scalloped
border,
handsomely
embroidered,
at
$3.75
pair
Guest
Towels
In
very
fine
pialily
pure
linen,
also
in
Union
linen,
from
.
$1.25
to
S2J&0
per
pair
Napkins
Individual
Napkin,
in
"hemstitched
Damask
or
.Jederia
work.
Pure
linen.
From
70c
each
Handkerchiefs
A
splendid
selection
either
boxed
or
separate,
for
evrv
member
of
the
family,
at
all
prices.
Silk
Underwear
A
rwh
assortment
of
Camiole.
Bloomers.
Nighldrese,
Slep-in,
etc.
All
very
reasonably
pr
ed
Cloves
In
Kid.
Wool.
.Silk
or
Cbamoisetle,
from
95c
to
$7.50
pair.
Hosiery
Glove
Silk
.Niagara
Maid,
in
plain
or
fancy'
vv?ave,
from
$&5
pair
Holeproof
Silk
Hose
Garter
top,
in
Black.
Broni).
White.
firry
or
Suede,
at
$1.85
pair
Dressing
Gowns
A
mo-l
acceptable
gifL
m
Jaeger
all
wool
and
Bear-on
doth,
from
$6.75
to
$27.50
Al-o
a
large
variety
of
Fancy
Articles
in
Fancy
Linens.
Bar.
Necklet,
and
a
lot
of
other
desirable
gift
article
to
select
from.
Fancy
Gift
Boxes
Presented
with
all
Gift
Purchases.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Third
Ave,
&
Fulton
St.
Phone
9.
THE
EARLY
BIRD
Gets
the
Discounts
To
relieve
the
afternoon
nish
we
will
give
every
customer
who
shop:
here
in
the
forenoon
an
extra
SPECIAL
DISCOUNT.
Our
goods
ail
all
.marked
in
plain
figures
at
Prices
to
Compete
with
Any
Store
in
Canada
We
are
crowded
for
room
and
have
an
enormous
slock
whu
h
il
will
pay
you
to
look
over
before
buying.
Inspection
invited.
YOUR
CHANCE
TO
SAVE
MONEY.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Jeweller.
Cor.
3rd
Ave,
and
6th
Street.
Santa
Claus
Is
Delighted
With
Our
New
Stock
of
Tom
Smith's
Yuletide
Crackers.
All
the
fun
of
the
fair
at
the
table
on
Xmas
Day.
Ever)
rrarker
contain
a
delightful
gift
and
are
imjiorled
direrl
from
Loudon.
England.
There
is
nothing
else
like
them
in
the
Cracker
line
and
they
are
the
rat'e
of
the
British
Isles.
A
malerpiec;
of
art
and
jnl
the
thing
for
table,
decoration
'purposes.
Also
Tom
Smith's
Imported
Toy
Novelties"
filled
with
euudies.
The
fare
of
your
boy
or
girl
will
register
delight
if
Santa
Clans
is
told
to
put
one
of
the?
in
their
slocking
Nmus
Eve.
Purdy's
Famous
Candles
in
delightful
boxes.
Pnrdy's
Candies
lead
in
the
candy
market
today.
If
you
say
il
with
"Purdy's"
you'll
say
it
righL
ROCK
BOTTOM
PRICES.
Call
in
and
we'll
be
glad
to
show
you.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
We
Cash
Cheques.
Shockley's
Planil,g
Mi,ls
J
Phone
383.
Sole
Agents
for
Royal
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C
f
Lumber
J.
Fyfe
Smith
Co.
.
.
Hardwood
Fraser
Mills
Fir
Veneer
Dimension
Lumber.
Fir,
Spruce
anil
Cedar.
Spruce
and
Cedar
Shiplap.
Spruce
Planking.
Sash,
Doors,
Mouldings.
Glass.
Shingles.
Fir
Veneer.
Cedar
Piling.
cADMCDenmir
I
riiufiuvo
uvmxi
WELL
IMS.
So
Sits
Secretary
Wallace
of
The
Agricultural
Department
In
That
Country
YSHlXiiTON.
Dee.
13.
The
wieral
farm:
income
of
the
coun
try
will
be
reasiderablj-
greater
for
t?3
I
baa
for
lat
year,
pro-
aaMr
by
more
than
one
aud
a
quarter
ailKea
dollar,
and
far-:
mT
zm-rally
are
better
off
ae-i
itually
and
relative!-.
Secretary:
Wallace
af
the
Asricutture
Ie.
arlHKnt
ia
formed
President
,
h
tidre
today
m
his
aaaual
re
port.
ir.ere
wa
atarxed
improve.
men!
in
agriculture
duraig,
the
year,
aisner
price
rr
eropj.j
lower
eo-l
of
anxJaetioa.
and'
srw
mhtetloa
in
the
prices
of;
r
tbiaz
farnter
bur.
Seerelanrl
Many
a
good
stove
gives
poor
jresulU
because
it
is
supplied
with
the
wronjr
kind
of
coal.
COXtfUMKHS
COAL
i
picked
for
stove
use.
It
j
sleady-healing,
'jrigliUbunjng
coal
freed
from
choking
impurities.
Try
CO.V-
SUMKRS.
See
how
your
stove
will
-behave.-
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
7
and
311.
THE
DAILY
MrV3.
After
Every
Meal
f
Metfes
the
tfcrwL
WMGLEVS
VOodthillo;
to
remember
Wailace
said,
bat
at
the
mie!
time
be
told
of
sriaay
adverse
jno1
wran
ndiiion
facinz
tbe
farmer
D'mn"'r-
'hat
and
made
"ul,ur
H
"
'
reroa
ecoda
Iks
s
for
their-aetiermeaL
He
diseased
jatifaetory.
In
many
tbe
wheal
sttoalio
at
we
asncullKre
still
ts
at
a
lenzth
and
outlined
hi
plan
far.
a
zTnment
azearr
with
bread
powr
i
Mir
im
export
.
ar
t
'i
&t
Parity
k
THEJl
mS.
e
FLAVOR
LASTS
pluses
not
only
of
wheat
bwt
efof
wlbr
cmnwiitie
i
still
far
purk
and
other
farm
product.
"Tbe
reneral
azricoHural
im-
prveMent
i
aaosl
gratifyia?
to
everybody
and
prves
renewed
hope
to
Million
of
Tarsrers
wbo
bj
inizsiel
azainst
most
di-tre.-ms
-!.
iitions."
Mr.
Wallace
'Id
he
Pr-si.ten!.
'
This
jmas
Suggestions
Store
Open
till
10
p.m.
on
Friday
and
Saturday.
Thursday
Half-Holiday
will
be
Closed
as
UsuaL
II-.
rot
wail
until
Xiua-!o
do
your
sboppins.
M'
.iday.
Dec.
tlb.
will
be
II;'
busiest
day
we
bae
ee
lino,
a
Tuesday
bippin?
orders
will
have
to
be
al-tendeil
lo.
Out
of
Iowa
customers
will
aave
Ibe
rizht
of
way
and
it
will
not
be
l0"ibte
to
$five
city
orders
tbe
usual
aUeatwa
and
care.
We
haie
oa
order
more
than
a
carload
of
fruit,
fr-sb
e?etaMes.
Uirkr
.
poultry,
not,
eaixlies,
ete
to
ame
lhi
weet.
Place
yur
order
with
us
and
you
will
not
be
disappoinlel.
Following
are
a
few
sug-Keslion.:
Fresh
Fruit
Dept.
Faney
Apples,
s-unkisl
i-an?".
Florida
Grape
Fniil.
Jap
Oranges.
Iemon.
irape.
Ilanana.
Pear.
Mixrd
lU.kels
Fruits.
Fresh
Vegetable
Section
Hnisel
Sprouts.
Tomatos.
Cucumber!".
Lettuce.
Cauliflower.
ireen
Onion.
Rad-ilie.
llry.
tlranberrie.
Swe?t
I'otatoe.
Parsley.
IttMd
setable.
Squash,
pmnplkiii.
ialibace.
etc.
Nuts,
Candles,
Etc.
M-oanul.
Mixel
Nuts
all
kind.
f
'.helmif
.
Layer
Fitr.
Cluster
Hai-ins.
Mixed
Candy.
Mixel
Peel.
Drained
Cherriei.
Alniond
Paste,
Cromid
AIiiioikJ.
Fruit
CaVe.
Faney
HiruH.
ee.
Meats,
Poultry
and
Provisions
Turkeys.
fieee.
Duck.
Ilabbils.
Cliirken
and
Fowl.
Oioked
Ham.
Hacon.
Imported
ami
Ifcnitir
Cheese,
el.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
t
of
fine.
Industrial
eaallave
at
wwr.tiaae
level
and
lh
help
lo
maintain
bub
price
for
!
Ihinzs
tbe
farawr
bwy.
tlisb
fretht
rates
still
prevail.
and.
while
awl
tbe
raa-e
mt
low-
farm
price,
place
one
b
ad.
does
d""'nl
bnn4eo
apwa
Ibe
farnHc
InhKh
be
can
ill
afford
lo
pay
ia
(iew
of
the
price
be
avot
take;
;fr
hi
proiluct:
tbe
ptncej
i
him
at
disadiaatase
with
hi:
I
aaaa
'
aaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaa'
A
mrraul
cssicn
every-
Wr.
ckn5
tfc
teetb.
NEW
COTTAGES
foreiili
vompHitors
in
world
Budgtlj
Must
'market
In
farm
product
me
ex-
Port.
I
BRITISH
EMPIRE
OWNS
75
PER
CENT
OFCP.R.
COMMONS
MtlXTHFL
Der
l
Tbe
latest
fizuresi
issued
on
tbe
-object
show
that
7
1
per
cent
f
(Canadian
VieiU
Haiiway
-obi-Bvon
stock
i
Weid
in
tbe
I)rtih
Empire.
per
cent
betn?
ia
(Canada.
t
ter
cent
in
Ureal
Britain,
and
3
per
rent
in
othr
Ilri(ib
possesion.
tbe
remain,
der
beinir
bent.
tZ
per
rent
in
tbe
imie,i
siivs
and
about
rive
per;
cent
in
Continental
Kurope.
The
figure
presented
are
of-
uarlinlap
imtmrt
l
m-Sin
.im
cent.
nnlil
total
an.1
xuesls
JASPER
PARK
Improvement
to
ba
Made
by
Railway
at
Mountain
Holiday
Resort
MMuNTl.
IVc.
I.
Umj
smeraM
improvement
are
idanned
at
tbe
Canadian
National
'irist
rorl
at
Jasper:
six
new
;ta;e
are
t
be
built,
while
a
wv.l
ibe
irxKUkl.
Hrmndm;
the
i-ice
wdl
be
re
-arranged
and
frisb
acr.s
added
to
tbos
a'feajy
im
He,
t
ht
aHiaeeMt
i
made
b
t.
H
Mulba.
peoeml
nuu;rr
be
iitiadaa
XatHmal
htei
r-'"H
bo
aeriHHanel
br
C
K
Hunt
ka
bee
a
viior
m
'h
rrty.
Tbe
reet
e.xtenKHis
ail
for
rw
ftor-rtKMH
bun?a-!"
wttb
balb.
a
ad
lo
twehe
r.wm
tiinhftar
of
tbe
4iu
lje.
wilb
Icilh.
TW
will
be
f
auapti.Mi.li(lie
r..n,trwr'.:
wwl
ba
a!-U'e
i-f
asn-'
,.4
.
ii
i
now
l
rrsion
:
ins
end
of
tbe
undertaking
and
MS
lk
timtHSr
xrrrte
at
,d"jtb
tanmi
.n
e,Mist-u-(ii
"ill
mf
ri.
-
-
we
ratio
pimeen
prices
(
;
Hi-,
most
farm
prtoturt
ani
irvr
ix
aarf
eten
tbou-
wre
eared
fsr
at
tbe
Jasper
LAdre
Ut
year.
"and
with
the
additional
bUdias
"i,
wilt
itiiarally
be
rxteaded.
Other
constrmstien
i
al
pomx
on
aad
estria
hspiaz
acroatavU
-tino
beinr
arrar;rd
f.w
ih-coaipany
-mpl"Tee
LOWER
TAXES
ARE
!
NEEDED
IN
CANADA!
B
Balanced
for
Prosperity
Can
Coma
Says
Financier
WI.WIPKli.
Iler
t
-JUr
lucnl
taxation
rather
tban
tbe
eekins
of
new
atenwe
nf
taxation,
tbe
ned
of
today
in
all
ikM
I
Matin
loa.
prorincMl
and
municipal
to
improve
cwi;di.
tam.
declare,!
Frank
H.
Preeie
in
addre-.inz
Ibe
member
of
Ibe
Canadian
Credit
Men
Trut
Association,
at
Ibeir
insular
weekly
luncheon
ia
the
SI.
I'.Har-le
hotel,
on
"Canadian
Crelil."
If
tbe
peofd
are
le
ft
aloft
Ibinz
will
be
HsMed.
aid
Mr
'w.
lo
.tfpena,
there
are
ev.n
charts
which
comic
ahead
of
Alberta
and
in
several
other
province,
of
Canada
somewhat
similar
coadilMMi
exil."
lle,J
tbe
speaker.
"Tbe
IfcjMiini.-tt
pare,!
with
tboe
f
previous
'"m
"
ccra
of
tbe
rr.
TW
Sm
t.
i.i
tprwtnce
are
ana
Me
to
balance
that
since
151
there
ba
been
ai,krtr
b,Ml?H
,u"r.
a
well
a
needy
increase
ia
UriUb
bold-!"""
Urm-
Ibere
i
in?
of
llii
toefc
oatsble
,f
aprmettH-nl
alnn?
IM
line
Canada,
tbu
iadieatinz
an
In-jtcriiv
i
itnpo-ible.
Tbe
ereain?
inrecesi'
and
eoofidae,U,,,',n
"r
wu'
fee
reluee.
in
other
part
f
Ibe
Umpire
lo-ward
Canada
ami
this
Iwidrn?
Canadian
inHlaUoa.
More
in-tereslinv
slid,
they
show
over
a
Ion?
period
of
yr-ar
a
etirted
anl
steady
rrowth
of
tbe
per-j
rentage
of
ibe
eHjany'
slock
that
i
held
in
Canada,
llark
in
1907
the
perrpntape
of
Canadian
holdins
was
9.75.
and
from.
Ibi
fisrure
they
lwe
advances!
by
steady
croulli
'adian
holdinsii
a
shi
a
lea-1
We.
ut.
of
ewurse.
tfai
i
not
poible
by
mean
of
a
mere
stroke
of
I
he
pen.
"What
we
ned
today
I
not
talk
of
new
taxation,
but
the
people
lefl
alone
by
Ibe
ywern-in?
bli.
Il
woubl
be
better
for
tbe
?tMecnmenl
to
ret
dace
tbeir
exiMnditure
and
effect
a
redoclion
in
the
govern
-
today
CaB-i'"?
bodies
Ibeinsehe."
said
Mr.
SO.
17
jter
FOLLOW
THE
CROWD
To
the
Farmers'
Market
if
you
would
save
money
on
Meal
and
Groceries.
A
FEW
OF
OUR
PRICES.
Heef
from
6c
up
Leif
of
Pork,
per
lb.
...
25c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lb.
17V,C
Veal
tew.
per
lb
Sc
Veal
lloasi.
jer
lb
17c
Choice
Hulkley
Valley
Tur-
kev.
lieese.
iHick.
and
Chicken
at
the
very
lowest
price.
Slriclly
Fresh
Units,
dor.
55c
Ilonele
s
Usdi,
per
lb.
.
.
35c
Swift's
Premium
Ham.
per
lb
0c
Swiff
premium
Hacon.
per
lb
50c
Spices,
any
kind
10c
I'alry
Flour.
10
H.
.
.
5c
Kin?
Osrar
Sardine.
J
for
25
c
i
iry
rarmers-
Tea,
iu.
c
i
Harvest
Coffee,
per
lb.
50c
3
Hi,
for
$1.35
i
Xma
Camly,
per
lb.
.
.
35c
I
Xma
Nut,
per-lb
25o
i
FARMERS
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Freeie.
"rather
than
further
source
from
add
lo
the
jKJblir
lliroush
new
nietbol
i
ion."
INDUSTRIES
IN
B.C
look
for
which
ti.
revenue
f
taxa-
ARE
ON
INCREASE
VICIUHIA.
Ispe
lit.
Striking
fijrurrs
rearjinr
the
gradual
excutiri
of
Ilrilish
Columbia
industrial
activity
were
presented
to
the
provincial
Iw'isllure
the
other
day.
These
statistic
show
that
in
19
1
&
there
were
only
1
.-oo7
inanufarlurinir
plant
in
the
proviiire
a
against
t.HOU
in
ttl2?
.which
mean
an
increase
of
I79cj.
Hmployee
In
these
Plant
numbered
21.051
in
1915
.o
compared
with
55.000
In
19!?.
or
an
increase
of
I6ej.
of
more
Jespecial
significance
I
he
eotn-tparalne
value
of
production
In
i
105
it
sloo.1
at
73.651,'fXM)
a
compardl
wilh
J39.79l.00O
-I95J.
or
an
increase
of
5;5
in
GERMAN
TOYS
'
XKW
YOIlKT"l)ec.
I
$.
Cr-jtnan
toy
are
floo.in?
markeU
;on
llii
ride
of
lite
Atlanlir.
an
inestigalion
ha
revealel,
and
every
ship
from
Cermany
car
ries
a
larue
consiSTinieni
of
,Chrllnia
article
for
children,
which
are
aid
to
exceed
in
qnanuiy
and
value
pre-war
,
Miipment.
.
neruian
tnanufac
i
I
.
aaca
a
uirrrs,
ueciare
uj.
ouyer.
are
'demandip?
payment
In
dollars
:
v.
'i
to
a-
re-it
marks.
Phone
376
The
House
aaana
Wednesday.
December
,
,
Phone
37G
of
Quality
Xmas
Suggestions
FOR
THE
FAMILY.
Nothing
Will
be
More
Appreciated
Than
Footwear
For
Grandmother
-1
li
lloue
Slipper.
For
Grandfather-
Ikmlv
Slipper.
Hobber.
For
Mother
tire
piini.
Caller
or
Oxford.
For
Father
Slater
Ibds.
Iloicc
Sijir.
For
Sister-
Isaio
iuft
Puim.
(iailer.
pxford
t.r
l,..
Itotds.
Foe
Brother
Pat
-nl
piim.
Itres
H,miI
or
Slipj-
,-For
Baby
Iirr.
.mI-.
Sl-pper
or
ltnlder
GIVE
THEM
ALL
FOOTWEAR.
ITS
A
SPLENDID
GIFT.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phone
376.
Mad
Ol
der
Prepaid.
Sat
s
arlj.i
M..
r
?
l
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
GLADYSWALTON
"THE
TOWN
SCANDAL"
The
lalet
-inied
Ihi
.
nw
nip
-drma
prettt
i
eer
apfteared
i
it.
fiill-siml.
taiior-maile
New
Y-r
jtiri
revue.
HeauJifnl
daceing
nymph
old
fopir.
punt
l-afnw
turning
oit
again
in
the
front
-
a
the
villagr
bo
plating
stage
door
Ji4ina.
She
w
-on
HnwMlwa.
Iw
k
in
the
old
home
town
she
"The
Leather
Pusher
De
Luxe
Edition,
Round
No.
3
("Don
Coyote").
Topic
of
the
Dir.
Admittlon
35c
and
10c
XMAS
GIFTS
REASONABLE
PRICES.
Tic,
Sf
ar
-
S
e
-Jer
S
t
Swr.do.
liv-tig
1
adfiT-
-.i,r.
(ilotrs
.f
ai!
sles,.
el.
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85
Third
Avenue
A
useful
GIFT
is
a
wise
buy
We
har
n
tocK
ejei
ial
iMiughl
for
lh"
"
liifls.
who-h
mi
will
Ii
pleased
to
select
from
In,
i
-'
a
useful
kind
at
a
right
rn
".
We
will
be
glad
lo
e
li.uige
after
Xmas
u.h
f
hiper.
boe.
(orkiiig
and
slurt
which
"
t
1
not
sure
of
iie.
The
store
will
open
ceituig
this
week
and
e"
N.
da.
Ilsremher
2llh.
Chooe
a
Gift
From
the
Following:
Fancy
llandhag.
from
50c
to
57.M
(Wove
Kid.
Suede
and
WWlleii.
all
lengths
and
from
$1.00to$4.
Umbrella
for
Lndies,
(leiitlemen
and
Children.
(
$2.00
to
512-W
llaiidkerchiefs.
rrom
10
lrZ
Handkerchief,
from
35o
to
$3.50
w
Fancy
Towel,
fnim
$1.75
to
$4.50
per
P''
Psarl
Necklaces,
from
53-50
to
W-sw
lire,
(iown.
from
.
$30
to
$16
Ladies'
Silk
lloier).
Peitniir.
HtilcpninT
mid
K'!'
'
"
w.illeii
and
ilk
mid
wind,
fnitn
.
$1.00
to
(ieiitlemenV
Socks.
Cashmere
and
Silk,
from
75c
to
$'
Silk
and
Knitted
T".
fnm
75c
to
Shirt,
from
$1.75
to
$$J
Slipper
for
exrrjhody.
felt
ami
leather,
in
IhS"
.i,
?lle.
front
00c
to
53-"
IF
YOU
ARE
IN
DOUBT
AS
TO
WHAT
TO
BUY
OUR
TOY
DEPT.
WILL
SOLVE
YOUR
PROBLEM.
A
lig
variety
of
I'scfnl
and
Subtantial
ti
!
for
lTc.
"-Tic
up
to
:t.B0.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phone
845.
Cor.
3rd
and
7tt-