THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PAGE
GJX
SPECIAL
VALUES
OF
EXCEPTIONAL
MERIT.
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
ONLY.
Children'
Combinations,
Tnrnbull
make,
while
and
iiat-ura),
sizes
20
lo
3S,
per
suit
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
....
11.50
Ladies
Combination.
silk
mixture,
l.7.
values,
p?r
3.7S
gUlt
I.idies'
Combinations
Tiirnbull's,
3.50
values,
per
2'65
suit
Hoys'
Heavy
-Natural
Vests
and
Drawer,,
per
garment
$1.25
Hoys'
All
Wool
Ulark
Sox,
heavy
rib,
1.23
value
for
.
85c
Penman's
Cashmere
Sox,
black,
2
pair
for
$1.00
Ladies'
Fleece
lind
Bloomers,
grey,
per
pair
....
$1.00
Bloomers,
outsize,
pink
and
white,
per
pair
75c
Ladies'
Pure
Wool
Bloomers,
white,
brown,
copra
and
uavy.
per
Iair
-
-
,2!50
Indies
Cashmere
Hose,
pure
wool,
brown,
black,
sand,
etc..
per
pair
Pure
Silk
Hose,
ky,
grey,
navy,
duck.
Value
to
$2.30,
SI
.25
per
pair
Blankets,
0
pairs
only,
white.-
SliPhtly
soiled,
pr
pair
$7.50
Comforters,
in
a
splendid
assortment
of
patterns,
values
to
$3.30.
Social
W.5
Flannelette,
30
inches,
white.
Our
best
grade.
Extra
heavy.
Regular
00c.
2
yards
for
..
.
.
.
.
85c
Curtain
Hods,
30
inch
extension,
each
10c
Curtains,
readf
made.
2V
yards
longs.
Cream
voile,
lace
and
hemstitched
trim,
per
pair
$230
Ladies'
Coal
The
balance
of
our
stock
at
20
per
cent
discount.
Mail
Orders
filled
at
these
prices.
We
slock
Pictorial
Review
Patterns
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
XMAS
JEWELLERY
We
have
a
wonderful
selection
of
SPANISH
FANCY
COMBS
In
130
designs.
No
two
alike.
Priced
-xoeptioiially
low.
Oter
200
designs
in
.
NOVELTY
EARRINGS
'
Also
a
special
price
on
READING
LAMPS,
CUT
GLASS,
CHINA
and
SILVERWARE
Our
price
aiicf
quality
cannot
be
beaten
in'
Canada.
INSPECTION
INVITED.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist.
VANITY
Not
a
Corset,
nut
a
Brassiere.
A
perfect
combination
that
mokes
the
figure
more
beautiful,
from
$2.50
We
are
also
showing
a
new
line
of
Iris
Brassieres.
Model
to
suit
everyone.
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
It
ia
a
pleasure
to
the
discrim
Inating
housewife
to
see
CON
SUMHIIS
COAL
go
Into
her
bins
Kvery
piece
sizable,
bright
and
clean.
'
Not
a
piece
of.
shale
non-burning
dirt.
All
of
it
packed
heal
full
beat
value
for
every
dpllar
paid.
CONSUMERS
COAL
is
stove
coal
cleaned
and
selected.
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
7
and
311.
Have
you
bad
your
PASTEURISED
MILK
TODAY?
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
8ells
Milk,
Cream
and
Butter
Phone
81.
Dally
Deliveries.
BENNETT'S
CHEMICAL
LABORATORY.
Assayera,
Chemists,
Metallurgists.
Ore
(shippers
Agent.
TACOMA,
Washington,
U.S.A.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert'
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
,
POOL
TABLES.
Flrat-claas
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
'MOTOR
AND
WIRELESS
EXHIBITION
IN
LONDON
LONlON,
Nov.
23.
Of
the
five
exhibition
which
have
ju.
opened
here.
Hie
Molor
Show,
at
the
Olymjna,
is
the
most
Im
portant,
drawing
some
quarter:
of
a
million
of
the
world
keenest
motorists
to
see
ten
acre
of
the
world"
finest
cars,1
value
about
1.000.000.
The.
All-Hrilish
Wireless
Exhibition,
al
the
While
City
is
the
large!
wireless
show
ever
held.
Last
year
people
had
hardly
heard
of
broadcasting:
Ibis
year
about
one
private
suburban
house
In
every
three
sports
an
aerial,
and
over
JOO.000
"constructors
licenses."
held
by
the
amateurs
who
make,
or
partly
make
their
own
apparatus,
have
been
is-
ucd.
II
i
therefore
not
sur
prising
to
learn
that
the
ex
hibits
al
this
year's
wireless
ex
hibition
occupy
three
time
the
area
filled
last
year,
or
thai
at
least
120,000
visitors
are
expected,
aw
compared
with
35.000
in
1922.
W.C.T.U.
SECRETARY
WOULD
LIKE
TO
HAVE
DOMINION
PROHIBITION
MONTREAL.
Nov.
23.
At
the
annual
convention
of
the
Quebec
W.CT.l'.
Mrs.
MacLachlan.
Ihe
corresponding
secretary,
said
Ihe
situation
in
Quebec
was
dis
couraging.
"The
only
remedy
Is
the
enactment
of
Federal
pro
hibition."
she
said.
Canada
liould
lake
a
lesson
from
the
United
Slates,
Mrs.
MacLachlan
believed,
which
so
far
had
not
repealed
any
Federal
amend
ments.
M.
P
MirCaffory
sailed
Iat
night
on
he
Prince
(ieorge
for
Victoria.
FARMERS'
Meat
Market
CASH
AND
CARRY.
Prince
lluperl
people
liae
at
last
obtained
their
desire
for
a
lxw
Price
(iroee:-y
tore.
To
clpar
this
week
end
wc
will
sell:
10
High
Tirade
Hams,
per
lb
34c
15
Boxes
of
Apples
Jonathan
and
Mclplosh.
at
per
box
$1.85
25
Boxes
of
Jap
Oranges,
at
a
box
...
85c
FRESH
MEATS
are
advancing
but
our
price
is
the
same.
Orders
over
$5.00
Delivered.
Phone
Blue
428.
1
mmmk
UU
bbbbW)
I
VallBLVBBBVr
J
tv.-i
mts
rvj.iu.
Cowijerti
wtih
ordinary
tlirJ
pieito
ALL
GONE.
For
the
nresent.
hut
we
have
an-
olher
shipment
coming
in
about
December
1st.
You
still
have
an
opportunity
lo
have
this
lilllejiiano
in
your
home
for
Christmas.
First
come
first
served.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
LLLLLkVS2sv!LLLh
COPPER
PRICES
ARE
DUE
FOR
A
RISE
IN
VERY
HEAR
FUTURE
WELLEI.EY
HII.I.S.
Ma..Xov.
23.
-Copper
securities
at
a
new
low
point
for
the
year,
reached
ilurinz
Ihe
lal
lw
weeks,
have
stirred
the
uiteresl
of
Ihe
in-
eslor.
Afler
a
survey
of
the
industry
Roger
W.
Ilabson,
the
statistician,
issued
a
report
of
his
findings;
"The
copper
industry
has
fori
some
lime
been
rolling
in
the
doklrums
of
low
prices
and
de
pressed
market
condition,"
says
Mr.
Ilabson.
"From
August.
1921.
throughout
1922
and
into
the
first
quarter
of
this
year,
prices
moved
steadily
upward,
m
March
a
temporary
reaction
set
in
and
during
the
past
seven
mouths
Ihe
trend
ha
been
markedly
downward.
Present
iuoutiuus
an
on
a
par
with
those
of
Ihe
early
part
of
1922.
"All
indications
point
to
the
fart
that
Ihe
stage
is
being
set
for
a
awaited
buyintr
movement.
Nearly
eery
ap-prcc
I
aide
upward
turn
in
prices
has
been
directly
preceded
by
an
abrupt
drop-
in
shipment
from
be
refineries
to
domestic
mills.
Jin
Septcinhor
"domestic
deliveries
were
only
y3.OOfl.000
pounds,
the
lowest
wince
early
in
1922
and
over
30.000,000
lounds
be-
'low
the
averatre
point
for
the
firsf
eizlil
mouth
of
this
year.
"Copper
buying
has
always
come
in
wavrs.
Psychology
Mi
ter
the
market
in
a
persislenl
tendency
to
follow
Ihe
crowd,
and
i
often
the
deciding
factor
in
the
direction
and
extent
of
ii
urirp
movement..
Another
in
dication
or
approaching
strength
is
Ihe
lenidli
;fml
extent
of
Ilifi
derlining
market.
Since
no
hall
.
in
the
fall
of
copper
price.
A
sludy
of
market
fluctuations
lor
he
nasi
15
vears
show
thai
six
months
is
Ihe
maximum
limit
of
a
continued
price
trend.
SURPLUS
OF
TEACHERS
IN
MANITOBA:
SHORTAGE
SASKATCHEWAN
PROY.
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
23.
For
Hie
first
lime
on
record
Manitoba
ha
a
surplu
of
teachers.
00
having
already
been
placed.
Tin-opposile
condition
prevails
in
Saskatchewan.
There
Ihe
Hureau
has
from
fifty
lo
sixty
application
thai
cannot
he
filled.
Of
Ihe
students
at
Ihe
overcrowded
Normal
Schools
in
Manitoba
it
may
he
imled
that
a
very
small
percentage
are
men.
'i'
i
tOiriifiiii.
insiiector
of
mine,
left
by
last
nijfht'a
train
for
Telkwa.
NEW
LAMP
BURNS
94
AIR.
A
Beat
Electric
or
Gas
new
oil
lamp
that
gives
an
amazingly
brilliant,
soft,
while
liujit,
even
better
I
ban
gas
or
electricity,
has
been
tested
by
the
i;.S.
Oovernmefit
and
35
leading
.universities
and
found
to
m
su
perior
lo
10
ordinary
oil
lamps.
It
burns
without
o.lor,
smoise
or
noise
no
pumping
up,
is
simple.
iclean.
safe.
Hurns
01
ahJ
and
;
common
kerosene
(foai
on
Tin?
inventor.
O.
A.
Johnson,
579
McDermol
Ave..
Winnipeg,
Is
offering
lo
send
a
lamp
on
10
day's
FHEK
(rial,
or
even
(o
give
one
FIIKK
to
Ihe
first
user
in
eacn
localfly
who
will
help
him
introduce
11.
Write
ill
m
today
for
full
nnrtlfiilnrx.
Also
ask
him
to
ex
plain
hnw
von
can
gel
the
agency.
Innii
wliliniii
"fierlcnce
or
money
vr
.
'.make
1250
(0
30a
yer
monui.
BAZAAR
SHOWER
IS
A
GREAT
SUCCESS
IN
AID
BAPTIST
CHURCH
(Pleasant
Evening
Spent
at
Home
or
Mrs.
E.
H.
Shockley
by
Between
Forty
and
Fifty
People
The
honve
of
Mrs.
t'
II.
Shock-ley.
Fifth
Ave,
was
last
night
the
scene
of
a
shower
in
preparation
for
(he
Baptist
bazaar
which
is
to
ae
place
iVrember
12.
He.
(ween
forty
and
fifty
people
gaih'-red
bringing
their
gift
with
ht
in
and
.-pent
a
mo-t
enjo)abtr
evening.
Many
beautiful
and
use.
t.i
articles
were
rieI
and
(lifse
will
form
Ihe
basis
for
a;
lare
number
that
will
be
offered
fur
sale
Uy
the
'jlaifce
n-jU,
month.
Interesting
guessing
contests
were
a
feature
of
the
r
citing's
entertainment)
'ries
for
jlhese
were
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Me
I
Humid
an.
I
Miss
Niekerson
respectively
and
the
consolation
priics
went
(..
Mrs.
J.
Hunter
ami
Mrs.
Smith-si
in.
The
musical
part
of
the
program
was
well
looked
after.
Miss
(icnetieve
(Sriete
played
a
piano
solo
which
was
much
enjoyed
as
were
also
the-ilhrr
musical
num.
hers,
a
duel
by
Misses
Olive
(Sor-don
and
Vera
Shockley.
ami'
a
solo
by
Mrs.
McMillan,
accompanied
hy
Mrs.
Ilalph
Walker.
Those
assishntr
Mrs.
shockley
for
Ihe
evening
were
Mr.
McMillan.
Mrs.
Hawkins.
Mrs.
Smith-
sou
and
Mr.
Johnstone.
THE
WHOLE
FAMILY
WAS
LAID
UP
WITH
SEVERE
COLDS
on
thr
lint
appraraarr
ut
run
ah
or
cuM
our
Klvtrr
In
jrmi
I
to
ft
rtd
fcf
II
trfurr
II
tut
a
rtuwr-
lo
trow
fi:
ttU
sHWd
an
I
lie
h.
and
r
brawMll.
fnommt.
or
4brr
rt"i
Ur.
Wumf
Maraay
phi
Syrup
IU
UnnmlKIrt)'
rrilrif
thr
cvUJ
ttr
rwutll
no
IK'
InrepOwi.
Sin.
ImiM
Ar.
Irtrury.
onU
rile:
"Oer
nhuir
frutlj
Uid
up
llh
pftrrr
roM.
Hd
didn't
win
hi
be
aLlr
to
$tl
ujr
rrltrf
Inn
a;ltiiur
uvd
autll.
vttr
dtj
rrtrad
ranx
in
and
luld
nte
f
miIi
br
ur
to
rl
rid
of
Mr
wM
If
'
mhX
Ur.
Wuod'a
Xonitr
I'hw
Srrvp.
I
drridrd
to
Itkr
tMr
dlre.
and
Hi
at
lime
rar
1J
ere
all
suw.
.
kWDVHjnt
th
talue
of
your
fcfiml;,
e
mill
tlmi
krrp
II
ua
band
to
at
!
narv
It
In
riw
of
nnrrrrarjr.
'
Vr.
WwmT
urmjr
I'lnr
Synip
U
Jit
a
txilile.
Irr
fimlly
tltr
to.-;
put
up
mly
hy
Thr
T
Milwrn
Co.
Llmllrd.
Tumnln.
Ont.
Pre-Inventory
Specials
Shop
by
Phone
or
Walk
Downstairs.
Seen
day
remain
before
stock-taking.
This
ad.
will
be
changed
eery
day.
Following
special
for
Saturday
only.
200
tins
Helnx
Spaghetti,
small
sie.
II
eg.
value
20c
straight.
Special
Sal-unlay
only
v
16c
Perdoz
$1.75
150
Tins
Lynn
Valley
Corn.
To
clear
al
3
for
....
25c
1,009
lbs.
Sultana
Raisins,
15c
lb.
in
bulk,
H
lbs.
$1.00
100
cases
St.
Charles
Milk,
tall,
per
case
....
$5.50
M
tins
to
case.
300
lbs.
Prunes,
'JO-1
no
sine.
V
lb.
Tor
35c'
35
lli.
boxes
$2.10
100
lbs.
Broken
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
lb
35c
3
lbs.
for
...
.
.
.
.
$1.00
1
ton
Terrace
Turnips,
8
lb.
for
25c
100
i.
sack
$2.25
400
lbs.
Hallow
Bulk
Dates,
3
lb,
for
35o
II
lbs.
Tor
$1.00
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
Big
Reduction
on
AH
Coats.
Suits
and
Dresses
BENT'S
Phone
376
The
House
friday,
No
ember
3,
Phone
376
of
Quality
Dresses
We
have
jirl
re.
eived
an
entir-ly
new
Imi"
oT
lireie
hi
Poiret
Twill
fashions
newest
fabric.
Thee
dres.es
rt
rut
in
"Wrap
Around"
and
Coat
st)e
and
Irunnied
in
many
different
ways.
Some
hae
braid
and
einliroiW)
or
finely
lucked.
Sizes
HI-12.
Any
one
ir
these
models
can
lie
bought
fur
$25.00
:
ll.irgauis
n
wail
and
kirU.
j
DISCOUNT
SALE
THROUGHOUT
OUR
READY-TO-WEAR
DEPT.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
.Mail
Order
Prepaid
Phone
376.
Satisfaction
or
Money
Hark.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
SHSaBBBBWlBBBBtaSa1BBBBBBMBBBBBBBBBBBBSW
Gloria
Swanson
In
"ZAZA"
Adaped
from
ihe
famous
play
of
Hint
iiutne.
Hlor
i
biggest
outstanding
m
ess.
Lovely
gnwn.
and
oh'
the
way
she
make's
loe.
Ilrilhiinl
Mst
hp
lode.
H.
B.
Warner,
Ferdinand
Oott-schalk,
Riley
Hatch
mid
a
big
lil
of
Mar.
1
THIRD
SERIES
OF
THE
"LEATHER-PUSHERS."
FOX
NEWS.
Admission
50c
and
25c
Mstlnee
Admission
39c
and
10c
66
LUMINO
99
Is
Ihe
best
Aluminum
Ware
on
the
market
IihIsj
New
shuif
uinl
sues.
New
cold
handles.
Now
iMf"dipl.iy
i
our
window
at
bargain
prices.
Tel.
3.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
We
Deliver
P.O
Bos
1649.
NOW
THAT
WINTER
IS
HERE,
YOU
KNOW
IT
TIME
FOR
Knitted
Goods
HEAVIER
UNDERWEAR
AND
HOSIERY
Are
the
Thing
These
Days.
SWEATERS
For
Ladies
mid
Children,
we
have
also
splendid
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KNIT
SWEATERS
and
SWEATER
COATS
and
JERSEY
SWEATERS
FOR
THE
BOY8.
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have
them
in
a
full
range
of
styles
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colors.
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and
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gauntlet,
in
plush,
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and
kid.
Jabour
Bros.,
Corner
Third
and
8eventh.
Ltd
Phone
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