PAGE
OK.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Special
(Clearance
of
the
following
lines:
All
Model
Hats
at
One
Third
Less.'
-
'''
10
only,
Ladles'
Dresses,
splendid
values,
Tricotines,
Serges,
etc.,
ranging
lo
$27.50.
Special
price
.
.
$16.50
Ladies'
Raincoats
15
unly,
Ladies'
Raincoats,"
rubberised
tweeds
and
Knglisli
Paramatta?,
a
good
assortment.
Values
to
$19.50.
Special
price
$10.50
Ladies'
Coats
and
Suits.
Your
choice
of
these
high
class
garmentii
at
20
per
cent
off.
We
Prepay
.Mail
Orders.
Agents
for
Pictorial
Review.
Patterns.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
ATTENTION!
Xmas
Buyers
The
Latest
Novelties
in
up-lo-dale
Jewellery.
CLEOPATRA
BRACELETS,
HANDKERCHIEF
BRACELETS
ASSORTED
BEADS
EARRINGS.
Spanish
Combs
Note
special
window
display
The
uiot
complete
line
or
Xmas
Novelties
ever
shown
this
far
north.
THE
IDEAL
STORE
FOR
THE
IDEAL
GIFT.
Our
Prices
ar
as
Low
as
any
store
in
Canada.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist.
Brushed
Wool
In
the
Newest
.Shades.
Coats,
Suits
and
Vests
In
great
variety.
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
9
to
6.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
Many
a
good
slove
gives
poor
results
because
it
is
supplied
with
Ilie
wrong
kind
of
coal
CONSUMUrtS
COAL
Is
picked
for
stove
use.
It
is
steady.
heating,
bright-burning
coal
freed
from
choking
impurities
Try
CON
SUM
KP.S,
Sec
how
your
slove
will
"behave."
.
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
phones
7
and
311.
Why
Not?
Mail
a
Xmas
Cake
Tliis
year
lo
your
friend?
We
can
decorate
Xmas
Cakes
lo
your
own
choice
of
design
that
will
not
be
damaged
in
the
mails.
4
Cakes
packed
ready
to
mail
free
of
charge.
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
Phone
667.'
Have
you
'had
your
PASTEURISED
MILK
TODAY?
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
Sells
Milk,
Cream
and
Butler
Phone
81,
Daily
Deliveries.
EPSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
in
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
SS.
BENNETT'S
CHEMICAL
LABORATORY.
Assayers,
Chemists,
Metallurgists.
Ore
Shippers
Agent,
TACOMA,
Washington,
U.S.A.
"FITZ"
IS
LAID
TOUSTRESTlf.ac.ific
Large
Assembly
Attended
Ob-
sequles
Which
Took
Place
Yesterday
Afternoon
One
of
the
largest
assemblies
that
has
ever
attended
a
funeral
in
Hie
history
of
the
city
turned
out
to
pay
laT
respects
to
the
lale
George
S.
Pitzmaurire
whose
remains
were
interred
yesterday
afternoon
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
The
cermonies
were
under
Ilie
auspices
of
the
Great
War
Veterans'
Association
and
the
First
llatnllion
North
B.C.
Heigment
and
semi-mili
tary
formalities
marked
the
rites.
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Hix
olhciated
at
SI.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
where
the
service
took
place
and
at
the
graveside.
Officers.
nou
-
commissioned
olllcers
and
men
and
(he
band
f
the
North
It.
C.
Hegimcnt
assembled
at
2.15
al
the
orderly
room
and
marched
to
the
church,
being.
Joined
by
mem-
bers
of
the
Great
War
Veteran'
Association
on
Third
Avenue.
The
church
was
crowded
to
the
doors.
Archdeacon
His
delivered
the
funeral
address
in
louchlii?"
and
earnest
"manner
paying
deep
tribute
to,
the
memory
of
deceased
and
referring
to
the
widespread
regrel
thai
had
been
felt
by
the
community
in
his
demise.
A
male
choir
consisting
of
W.
K.
Fisher.
Frank
Dibb,
J.
Morrison,
Mat
Collisou
and
It.
Howe
led
the
congregation
in
the
singing
of
the
hymns
and
W.
Vaughan
Davies
was
accompanist.
After
the
ervice,
the
military
escort,
band
and
pallbearers
formed
up
ami
the
last
march
commenced
to
the
cemetery.
The
"Dead
March
in
Saul"
was
played
(wire
by
the
band
en-route
while
the
firing
squad
marched
with
reversed
arms
and
FARMERS'
Meat
Market
CASH
AND
CARRY.
Prince
Ituperl
people
have
al
last
obtained
their
deire
for
a
Low
Price-
Grocery
Store.
To
clear
this
week
end
we
will
sell:
10
High
Grade:
Hams,
per
lb
3c
15
Itoxes
of
Apples
Jonathan
and
MeInloh,
at
per
box
$1.85
25
Hoxes
of
Jap
Oranges,
al
a
box
85c
FRESH
MEATS
are
advancing
but
our
price
is
the
same.
Orders
over
$5.00
Delivered.
Phone
Blue
428.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
6S.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
ThUttU
Doherty'
Conput
d
with
ordinary
siird
pis)
ALL
QONE.
For
the
present,
but
we
have
an
oilier
shipment
coming
in
about
December
1st,
You
stilt
have
an
opportunity
lo
have
this
little
piano
in
your
home
for
Christmas.
First
come
first
served.
JWalker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
manes
children
Healthy
9
Mrs.
Anderson
of
South
Van
couver
av
ier
three
kiddies
love
Pacific
milk
on
their
porridge
in
the
morning.
In
fact,
any
one
of
them
will
run
two
blocks
to
the
store
lo
get
a
can
rather
than
eat
fresh
cream.
Aiulr"
she
says,
"1
am,
glad
they
do
like
it.
Tor
1
know
its
richness
i
pure,
sweet
cream."
We
appreciate
every
such
letter
as
Mrs.
Anderson's.
They
encourage
us
all
to
seek
for
belter
and
better
quality.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver,
B.
0.
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Ab
boUford,
8.
0.
in
time
to
the
funeral
music.
Many
mourners
followed
the
cortege
lo
the
cemetery.
As
the
remain
were
lowered!
lo
their
lasl
resting
place
the
firing
squad
fired
a
volley
and
t
he
Last
post"
was
played
by
Hugler
W.
Ilauce.
The
firing
quad
'Consisted
of
Staff
Ser
geant
Warrior,
Sergeant
Jepsou
and
Corn.
T.
Price.
H.C.M.P.:
and
Sergeant
Major
Nicholson,
Sergeant
Ilobiusoii
and
Sergeant
E.
Hudson,
North
II.
C.
Itegi-inent.
The
pallbearers
were
Hubert
Ward.
C.
V.
Evill,
J.
I).
Allen,
C.
I..
Youngman,
D.
Green
and
Norman
Short
I.ieul.
G.
P.
Tinker
was
In
charge
of
the
parade
and
firing
party.
There
were
many
floral
Iri-
bules
including
pieces
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
IMiilixttl,
mem
bers
of
the
Dipby
Island
mess,
Mr.
Taylor
(Digb
Island),
Miss
irace
Curt
in,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
:.
Paul,
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton.
Sons
of
Hnglaiid,
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hinton,
W.
F.rnest
F.
Head,
Pert
Morgan!
J.
F.
Uitchie.
Jr.,
Mr
and
Mrs.'
V
Gurvich
ami
family,
J.
(J.
'Johnstone,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
H.
Shoekley,
W.
J.
Ilay-mond,
Mrs.
Raymond,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
F.
Hichmond,
residents
of
Tl-ell,
Mr,
ami
Mrs.
Hubert
Want,
J.
II.
Filxmaurice,
F.
A.
Stevens,
Mr.
'
'
and
Mrs.
Peler
lllack,
two
friend,
members
of
the
old
Wanderers'
Club,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
O.
Crewe,
Miss
Cheslon,
Helen
It.
Malcolm
(Coalmont
,
Daily
News,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
I..
Mcintosh,
Miss
Agnes
McQuillan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.eo.
Waugh,
Hugh
McMillan
and
Sidney
McQuillan.
IMMENSE
IRRIGATION
SCHEME
FOR
INDIA
Water
to
be
Taken
From
Indus
to
Make
Fertile
Province
of
Slnd
LONDON,
Nov.
20.
The
pro
vince
of
Siml
in
India
is
to
be
ir
rigated
by
means
of
a
gigantic
scheme
for
tapping
the
Indus.
Work
on
it
has
just
commenced.
The
aim
of
this,
the
greatest
ir
rigalion
scheme
in
history,
is
lo
convert
an
area
of
virtual
desert
as
large
as
xvale
lo
fertility.
The
vision
that
has
inspired
it
is
no
new
one.
Seventy
years
ago,
shortly
after
the
beginnings
Vjf
Urilish
cvoutrol
of
Siml,
an
able
and
imaginative
engineer,
Gen
erar
Fife,
H.F..,
reported
on
the
possibility
of
using
the
Indus
lo
'redeem
the
arid
plains
of
Siml
lu
some
ways
Nature
seems
to
have
prepared
the
way
for
this
great
design,
for
the
Indus
runs
its
350
mites
through
the
middle
of
the
province
on
a
low
ridge
from
which
the
surrounding
land
droits
'gently
away.
Never
was
a
tremendous
natural
aqueduct
more
neatly
noised,
and
Fife
saw
clearly
Us
power
to
make
a
smil
ing
and
populous
laud
of
the
wastes
through
which
it
flows.
Doubt
and
inlerminalile
discussion
have
kept
his
dream
from
Taking
shape
till
now,
but
on
Wednesday
the
Governor
of
Ponibay,
Sir
;Oeorge
Lloyd,
lo
whose
vigour
and
perception
in
this
matter
its
actual
inception
owes
much,
laid
the
foundation
of
the
worbr
biggest
barrage
which
Is
to
bear
his
name.
There
will
in
all
be
some
7,000
miles
of
waterway,
great
and
little,
springing
friirnVthc
parent
Indus
when
the
work
is
conVpletc;
and
the
experts
speak
with,
confi
donee
of
crops
of
cotton,
and
of
wheat,
rice
nnd
oilier
grains
that
will
yield
an
ample
return
on
the
capital
outlay
of
12.000,000.
We
may
lake
pride
in
the
fact
that
Wednesday's
ceremony
marked
the
beginning
not
only
of
a
monument
(o
our
enterprise
and
imagination
in
engineering,
but
of
a
legacy
of
Inestimable
value
lo
India
that
generations
lo
come
will
respect.
HIGH
OFFICERS
OF
SALVATION
ARMY
GOING
NORTH
TODAY
Commissioner
Hodder
and
Party
In
City
on
Way
to
Attend
Native
Congress
at
Ketchikan
Commissioner
Hodder.
head
of
the
Salvation
Army
in
Western
Canada,
Mrs.
Hodder.
Col.
Tay
lor
and
F.nsigu
.Monday,
all
of
Winnipeg,
were
passengers
going
through
on
the
Princess
Mary
I
his
afternoon
bound
for
Ketchikan
when;
they
will
at
tend
a
congress
of
native
Salvation
Army
officers.
Several
natives
from
.district
points
joined
the
Princess
Mary
here
bound
for
'the
eimgress
which
will
be
attended
by
such
officers
from
all
parts
of
Alaska.
Commissioner
Hodder
ami
his
party
will
return
here
on
the
Priiirexs
Mary
next
Friday
and
will
participate
in
special
weekend
services
in
Hie
city.
The
commissioner
will
give
a
public
address
in
the
F.inprrss
Theatre
next
Sunday
afternoon
ami
the
parly
will
proceed
Fast
by
train
Monday
evening
next
week,
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOIl
SAI.K.
-Fumed
oak
dining
room
suite.
Monarch
range.
MrClary
healer.
Kitchen
cabinet.
Sewing
Machine,
Chiffonier,
eoueh.
ino.
elc.
lr.
J.
Sbeddon.
Thin
Ave.,
W.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
November
28
'
High
.
3:07
a.m.
H.H
1
1
:
tH
p.m.
20.5
Low
8:6
a.m.
:i
H
p.m.
1.3
Tuesday,
November
27
lliph
.1:15
a.m.
H.t
15:22
p.m.
10.8
I.ow
y:;'l
a.m.
O.n
21
59
p.m.
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TIMBER
SALE
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ItiJiMTl,
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TIMBER
SALE
X
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Trixlrr
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nit
l.joii.ooo
fwt
or
snriK.
Hil.mi.
Ileiiilixk
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JirklHl.
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Umi
S.W.
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Vlrlorli,
B.:
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or
PIMrlrl
lorrliT.
finrii
niiM-ri.
nr..
Pre
-
Inventory
SPECIALS
Five
days
remain
before
stork
.
Inking.
This
ad,
changes
every
day.
Following
specials
for
Tuesday
only.
SHOP
BY
PHONE
OR
WALK
DOWNSTAIRS.
5(1
llfixes
Jumble
Paek
Jonathans,
for
Tuesday
only
$1.85
250
Tins
Tomalos,
2's,
3
tins
for
40o
l'er
dnz
$1.50
1,000
lbs.
Terrace
Carrots.
Thi
is
real
quality
stock.
Tuesday
only,
H
lbs.
25c
Per
100
b.
sack
..
$2.25
500
lbs.
Kooteuashi
Small
While
Means,
3
lbs.
ror
25c;
1
1
lb
S1.00
50
sacks
Terrace
Spuds,
guaranteed
"A"
grade,
splendid
cookers,
per
100
lb.
sack
$1,85
Singapore
Sliced
Pineapple,
2's,
2
tins
for
45o
5
tins
for
$1.00
Italian
Macaroni
limited
quantity
.
Assorted
cuts,
PT
lb
16o
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
Phone
376
The
House
Monday,
November
26,
193
Phone
376
of
Quality
Dresses
V
have
jirsl
received
an
entirely
new
line
of
I)rrs?eS
in
Puirel
Twill
fashions
newest
fabric.
These
dreei,
are
nil
in
"Wrap
Around"
und
Coal
styles
mid
trimmed
in
many
different
ways.
Some
have
braid
and
embroidery
or
finely
lurketl.
Sues
10
ttf.
Any
one
of
these
models
ran
be
bought
for
$25.00
ltargaiiis
111
waists
mid
skirts.
DISCOUNT
SALE
THROUGHOUT
OUR
READY-TO-WEAR
DEPT.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phone
376.
,
Mail
Orders
Prepaid,
Satisfaction
or
Money
V.
,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
Jack
Holt
In
"The
Tiger
s
Claw"
An
enthrall.
ng
u
rve-'iiigliiig
mvstery
f
Hie
Orieu?
parked
full
of
IhnlK
un
luding
the
buiMing
of
a
dam.
he
tiucknig
and
killing
or
it
maii-eatiiig
tiger
and
superb
K.n
uf
horsemiinsliip.
Robert
Cain,
Eva
Novak
and
Alleeri
Prlngle
in
-
('
(Mirtitig
cnsL
Comedy
Larry
Semon
In
"Solid
Concrete'
Pathe
Revltw.
Admission
35c
and
10c
Canadian
National
Railways
V
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P,
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc,
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
JUST
RECEIVED!
A
Beautiful
Rangs
of
Evening
and
Semi-Evening
GOWNS
Also
a
Wide
MniiKe
in
the
New
Wool
Canton
Dresses
Latest
.Styles
from
the
Knsl
nl
Very
Mi'iisiniahle
Price-
Bent's
Ladies'
Ready-to-wear
Third
Avenue.