P.AOE
SIX.
L
DOLLAR
DAYS
t
V
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
tj)
Our
Dollar
Days
are
an
assurance
of
wonderful
values.
AH
regular
lines
at
SPECIAL
PRICES
and
every
one
a
winner.
Knitting
Yarn,
full
range
of
color,
8
balls
Tor
$1.00
Sweaters,
Children's
and
Ladies'
$1.00
Ladies
and
Children's
Hals
$00
Corsets
a
limited
number
.
.'
$100
Kid
filoves,
Hlack,
Hrown
and
(Jray
$1.00
Chamoiselle
fllovcs
$1.00
Ladiss'
Vests,
winter
weight
$1.00
Children's
Vests
and
Drawers
$1.00
Indies'
Fleece-lined
Hloomers,
white
$1.00
Ladies'
Stockingetle
Hloomers,
2
pairs
for
$1.00-
Hrassieres,
silk
and
lace,
Oosard
maks
$1.00
Children'
Rompers,
values
to
1.50
$1.00
Children's
Overalls,
regular
$1.50
$1.00
Curtail
Scrims,
while
and
ecru,
5
yards
for
$1.00
Prints,
light
and
dark,
yards
for
$1.00
Chambray,
tan
and
ecru,
5
yards
for
$1.00
Fancy
Turkish
Towels,
colored
border,
each
$1.00
Feather
Pillows,
each
$1.00
Crass
Mats,
2
for
$1-
Hemstitched
Pillowlips
per
pair
$1.00
.'Jo
inch
While
Flanncleljc,
oc
value,
a
yards
$1.00
Dress
floods
in
good
variety,
per
yard
$1.00
Cretonnes,
an
assortment,
a
yards
for
$1.00
Haby's
Honuels,
to
$1.."0,
for
$1-00
Ladfes'
Cashmere
Hose,
black
and
white,
2
for
....
$1.00
Children's
Cashmer?
Hoe,
small
size,
2
for
$1.00
MILLINERY.
All
Ladies'
Model
Hats
go
on
Sale
at
33
per
cent
discount.
No
two
alike.
Only
a
few
left.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
9.
VANITY
.
Not
a
Corset,
not
a
Brassiere-
A
perfect
combination
lliat
makes
t
he
figure
more
beautiful,
from
$2.50
We
arc
also
showing
a
now
line
of
Iris
Hrassieres.
Models
(o
suit
everyone
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
I
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
)istribulitig.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
Wa
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Healed
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Hales
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
It
is
a
pleasure,
to
the
discrhn
inaliu?
housewife
to
see
CON-
SUMKllS
COAL
go
into
her
bins
Kvcry
piece
sizable,
bright
and
clean,
Not
a
pieco
of
shale
or
noif.hurning
dirt.
All
of
it
packed
heat
full
heal
value
for
every
dollar
paid.
CONSUMERS
COAL
is
stove
coal
cleaned
and
selected.
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
7
And
311.
Special
Week
-
end
Variety
of
WHIPPED
CREAM
GOODS
Cream
Buns,
per
doz.
50c
Cream
Horns,
per
doz.
60c
Cream
Layer
Cakes,
ea.
50c
Charlotte
Russe,
per
doz.
60c
Electric
Window
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
Phone
667.
Dr.
E.
S.
TA1T
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
9
te
6.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
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.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
Tlif"LittDo!iorly
Conpwrd
with
ordinary
Hint
plane,
ior
me
small
apartment
or
cramped
living
rqom,
Hie
Doherty
Small
I'iano
hag
become
a
great
favorite.
Wo
have
bad
marly
20
of
these
pianos
this
year
and
only
have
one
left
at
present,
but
will
have
another
shipment
this
month.
For
Sale
or
Rent
at
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
FINE
SUCCESS
I
ANNUAL
BAZAAR!
Ladles'
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Society
Realized
$300
Yesterday
The
bazaar
held
by
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
Hie
St.
Andrew's
Society
in
Hie
club
rooms
on
Second
Avenue'
yesterday
afternoon
wa
a
very
successful
afi
fair,
the
substantial
sum
of
-300
beittp
realized.
Mrs.
Howard
Sleen,
president
of
I
he
Auxiliary,
wa
in
general
charge
and
(he
various
department.,
prettily
decorated
with
fall
foli-axe
and
flowers,
were
presided
oer
as
follows:
Home
Cooking
Mr.
Malcolm
McArthur
and
Mrs.
J.
Murray.
Tea
Hoom
Mrs.
1.
tf.
Cameron,
Mrs.
Oeorge
Scott
and
the
Misses
Christie.
Main
Sewins
and
fancy
work.
-
Mrs.
Mcllobbie,
Mrs.
James
1..
Lee
and
Mrs.
J.
MrKcchnie.
lUffles
Mrs.
W.
Ileid
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Sandison.
Candy
Mrs.
C.
Taylor
and
Mrs.
William
Millar.
Result
of
Raffles
The
raffles
resulted
as
fol
low
:
Two
ducks,
donated
by
Mrs.
Tom
Heally,
won
by
W.
O.
Murray.
Sackjif
flour,
donated
by
J.
L,
Cliri.-lie,
won
by
Mrs.
J.
I'ilt.
Hox
of
apples,
Jniialed
by
11.
Davie,
won
by
Jean
Scott.
liutter
dish,
donated
by
Mrs.!
J.
L.
Christie,
won
by
W.
0.
Murray.
Haby's
ilress,
donated
"by
Mrs.
(ieor'e
Scott,
won
by
Jean
rotl.
,
Princess
slip,
iloiialeil
ly
.Mrs.
McHobbie,
won
by
Mrs.
Jarvi
MeLvod.
Photograph,
donated
by
W.
Anderson,
won
by
Mrs.
W.
llobb.
Sack
of
sugar,
donated
by
Mrs.
S.
1).
Maedonald,
won
by
Mrs.
W.
Ileid.
Pullover
sweater,
donated
by
Mrs.
II.
A.
MrLeod,
won
by
Mrs.
H.
Love.
Nigbl
dress,
donated
by
Mrs.
MOVING
THE
FARMERS'
MARKET
IS
MOVINQ
AGAIN.
Three
doors
east,
opposite
Mcllac
Hros.
On
Monday
morning
we
will
be
in
our
new
store
with
a
full
line
of
meats
as
usual.
On
account
of
the
large
number
of
people
demanding
a
Cut
Price
Cash
Store
we
have
decided
to
put
in
(iroceries
at
Cut
Hale
Prices.
CASH
AND
CARRY.
Only
orders
over
S5.UU
will
be
delivered
to
any
part
of
the
city.
We
offer
the
following
as
Opening
Specials,
l'olaloes.
8
lbs.
fyr
....
15c
100
lb.,
red
...
...
$1.50
too
lb.,
white
$1.75
Sugar,
5's
Ar
10's,
lb,..
11c
Itolled
Ools,
(S's
35c
Hrea.1
Flour,
5'
;ind
10
lb,
bass.
Special,
per
lb.
5c
l'aslrp
Flour,
10
lb.
suck
50o
Cornflakes,
3
for
.
.
..
35c
Cream
of
Wheat,
5
lb,
sack
35c
While
Hearts,
3
lbs.
for
25c
Canned
Salmon
10c
Canned
Sardines,
i
for
25c
I'eachcs,
Raspberries
and
Strawberry,
per
tin
..
25c
Libby
Tomato
Soup,
2
for
:.
...
25c
Canned
Corn
15c
Canned
l'umpkiu,
special
20c
Pineapple,
sliced
...
..
30o
Pork
&
Heans,
special,
3
tins
25c
Hulk
Cocoa,
per
lb
15c
Hulk
Coffee,
3
lbs,
...
$1.00
Hulk
ftaisins,
3
lbs.
for
60o'
W
have
a
special
line
of
Jam
Raspberry,
Strawberry.
Loganberry.
Apricol,
Oreengage,
etc.
1
lb.
tin
70o
Mixed
Nuts,
special,
lb.
25c
F.agle
Hrand
Milk
,
..20c
MEATS
AND
PROVISIONS.
Salt
Pork
Hacks,
special
25c
Rolled
and
Honed
Hams,
In
the
piece,
per
lb.
.
.
35c
Special
Fresh
Kggs,
do.
50c
Swifls'
Premium
Hacon
43c
Hrookfiel.
Hutter
..
..
45o
Hulk
Hutler,
special,
lb.
42c
Phone
your
orders,
Blue
42S
and.
If
they
come
to
more
than
$5.00
the
will
be
delivered
C.O.D.
Cordon
Carl
aw
-
Manager.
a
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Saturday,
Notembtr
17
-9jj
Baker's
Caracas
Sweet
Chocolate
u
a
pure,
delicious
end
HealtKful
food.
Ai
an
addition
to
school
or
business
lunches
or
for
between
(7ft
mel
snacks
it
is
vastly
superior
to
most
of
tKe
sheets
commonly
used.
TraJe-mai
on
tocrg
pacifist
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Baker
&
Co.
Limited
EbSukJ
1790
VUb
it
DottkMtff,
Vf
ftrtat
Montreal.
Canada
SOOt
LET
C
CHOICE
ttam
SENT
flit
I)
.Thomson,
won
oy
David
Me-Meekln.
Scarf,
donated
by
Mrs.
J.
M.
Campbell,
won
by
Mrs.
Max
Heilbroner.
Hox
of
biscuits,
donated
by
Thomas
McMeekiu,
won
by
J.
M.
Campbell.
Pillowslip,
dnnaleil
by
Mrs,
Alex.
Maedonald,
won
by
.Mrs.
.Mori
n.
Hox
of
lea,
donated
by
Mrs.
I).
S.
Cameron,
won
by
Mrs.
I).
Ritchie.
Sweater,
donated
by
Mrs.
J.
Watson,
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Mc-Kechnie.
'
Sack
of
t
potatoes,
donated
by
Mrs.
J.
II.
Kelly,
won
by
Howard
Sleen.
"
Pair
of
towels,
donated
by
Mrs.
C.
Taylor,
won
by
Mrs.
T.
McMeektn.
5
bill,
donated
by
Mrs.
Wil
liam
Millar,
won
by
F.ileeu
A.
Taylor.
Pillow
rases,
donated
by
Miss
May
Held,
wort
by
Mrs.
11.
Dow-ther.
Whist
Drive
The
proceedings
of
die
day
closed
with
a
whist
drive
in
the
evening.
There
were
seventeen
tables
and
the
prize
winners
were:
Ursl
ladies,
.Mrs.
II.
1-.
(ilassey;
first
men's,
James
An
Irews;
ladies'
consolation,
Mrs.
I.
Walson
;ineu's
consolation
Ihomas
McMeckin.
The
com
mittee
in
charge
of
the
wliisi
drive
comprised
Mrs.
(ieorge
Abbott,
Mrs.
W.
Anderson.
Mrs.
I).
S.
Cameron
and
Miss
May
Ileid.
'
Waterfront
Whiffs
(Continued
from
Page
5)
will
shortly
leave
on
holidays
in
Ihe
south.
The
power
boat
Hobs
put
ml
port
during
the
week
from
Alice
Arm.
The
Hobs
has
been
engaged
in
prospecting
work
in
Ihe
northern
district.
The
launch
Oh
Baby,
skipper
Myhil
Jones,
was
up
the
inlet
on
.Monday
arter
oeer.
Iiaipu
Maedonald
and
Harry
Hawkins
went
along
also
with
their
field
artillery
but
the
only
thing
they
found
lo
blaze
at
was
the
trail
and
that
they
blazed
in
great
shape.
Handloggers
In
Capt.
Auriel,
on
the
bridge
of
the
Wyandotte,
,
came
inlo
port
on
Thursday
morning
from
the
Skeenn
River.
Cap
has
heen
engaged
in
(he
handlogging
lupi
nes
In
that
district
for
sonw;
considerabb
lime
and
has
re
cenlly
decided
lo
use
gas
engine
power.
Card.
Pete
Callaghan
of
the
power
boat
Sadie,
arrived
in
port
during
the
week
from
Summerville'
Island.
On
Ihe
way
In
the
box
of
'
tricks
got
very
tricky
wllh
Ihe
result
that
one
of
the
cylinders
became
filled
up
wilh
suit
chuck.
However
the
little
obi
machine
did
not
seem
to
object
lo
I
lie
new
fuel
and
Cap
I
of.
Ihe
opinion
thai
he
has
stumbled
on
a
way
to
beat
(he
ga"s,
sellers.
Skipper
Charlie
Wrlghl.
l,"
'aburd
tin;
Colli
from
Warl
Canal
where
he
Is
engaged
in
the
handlogging.
The
Cora
will
be
thoroughly
overhauled
and
her
machinery
looked
to
while
anchored
in
the
home
buy.
Doc's
Birthday
loe
Clapperlon
celebrnled
his
sixly
fourth
birthday
on
Tues-day
last
in
real
nautical
ilyle,
at
his
winter
home.
To
see
Ioo
wading
knee
deep
in
a
rrrb
argument
or
running
a
rare
with
Paddy,
bis
canine
pet,
one
would
think
be
was
probably
til
minus
10,
which
is
18.
In
honor
to
loc
the
Admiral
of
the
fleet,
accompanied
by
bis
olll-
ctals
and
members
of
Hie
hlghj
boot
squad
made
a
visit
during
the
evening.
The
eening
was
spent
in
music,
songs
and
speeches.
One
of
the
outstanding
features
of
the
entertainment
was
the
Admiral's
render
ing
of
Home
Sweet
Home
on
the
piano
with
his
no-c.
Taking
up
a
position
on
bis
knees
the
old
man
pushed
down
the
notes
on
Hie
piano
with
his
nose
thereby
giving
a
very
pathetic
interpre-tuh'in
of
the
obi
time
favorite.
In
tlie
excitement
someone
playfully
bumped
bis
bead
on
the
key
board.
The
Admiral
said
he
had
never
played
Ihe
piece
with
such
feeling
before.
At
midnight
1mc
dug
up
some
breaj
and
cheese
and
a
juaful
of
root
beer.
The
beer
was
fine
but
Hie
root
spoiled
the
taste
according
to
Ihe
gang.
The
gathering
dispersed
without
any
casual
ties.
-
The
fishiujr
schooner
Caygeou,
Capt.
Jim
Morrison,
and
Ihe
launch
Joy
Hird,
Capt.
J.
Thomas,
were
out
to
Hulie
Rapids
mi
Monday
lo
low
in
Ihe
Kayostt,
Capt.
Arl
Oswald,
which
ran
on
to
a
rock
when
endeavoring
to
avoid
a
sung.
I'lie
Kayostt
is
now
in
the
dry
dock
for
repairs.
A
small
hole
was
made
in
her
bull
otherwise
the
craft
suffered
little
damage.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
NOTICE
IS
lirilEBV
GIVES
lhat
It
rrM-rt
aiirrto
Channel
Wlatwl
imll
I
lli
month
or
fUnlrwr
Canal.
tunt
I,
Cmi
IMMrlrt.
awl
funwrly
'ruiftii
by
Tlnibrr
Llrmre
No.
SHIP
It
rawrllMl.
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n,
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Iwpiny
MlnUUT
ir
Laivli.
Lan1
lirtxrtinrQi,
VI.
turn,
B.C..
tlth
Oclr.tr.
19
S.
SPECIAL
XMAS
SAILINGS
S
FROM
MONTRCAL
TO
PLVMOUTH-CHIRaOURO-,
LONDON.
Anlonl
Nf.
24
FROM
HALIFAX
TO
OLASaOW,
Saturnlt
(Portland
Dae.
S)
0e.
FROM
NCW
YORK
TO
QUttNSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL.
Samaria
.
Da.
1
Auaonla
(aoaton)
Dac.
S
Laconla
.
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Dae.
13
Icjlhla
Dae.
S
CHCRIOURO
AND
SOUTHAMPTON.
Baranearla
Net.
IT
Aeullanla
.
Dae.
S
Barantarla
Dae.
22
AquiUnia
....
Jan.
S
LONOONOtRRT
AND
eLAMOW.
Aatrrla
Net.
24
California
Dae.
S
PLVMOUTH-CHIRBOURO-LONDON.
Tjrrhanla
Net.
24
An4anla
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Dae.
14
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drattt
at
lnwral
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Infiirtii4tlm
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Art-ntt
ir
CUNARD
S.S.
CO.
orrirrn,
4t
lltttllira
SI,
W
Van.
oiiivrr.
B.C.
COAL
The
Famous
LADY8MITH-WELLINOTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sites.
STERLING
Stove
and
Egg
Sixes.
We
deliver
in
sacks
or
bulk.
Phone
us
your
orders
day
or
niglit.
Prince
Rupert
Goal
Co.
Phone
16.
Main
Office
Hotel
Central.
Big
Reduction
on
All
Coats,
Suits
and
Dresses
BENT'S
P
hone
376
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The
House
I
We
Want
Your
Shoe
Trade
We
tunc
III
rharge
of
our
'.Shoe
Department
a
ttt
who
knows
In
Inisinc.
and
who
would
like
to
get
ar.
ipiaiuleil
wilh
your
feet.
One
assortment
of
(irow
nig
tiirls'
mul
Hoys
Slme,
cannot
be
liealcit
in
lots
uf
larger
town
at
I
Is
r
price
r
careful
uf
Uietr
feel.
Lei
one
who
know
fit
Hii'iif,
GIRLS'
Krom
II
to
W.05
to
$5.75
BOYS'
From
II
lo
5
$3.25
to
5G.00
CHILDREN'S
From
lo
10V4
$2.25
to
$4.50
MEN'S
SPECIAL
FOR
TODAY.
Men's
Hlack
or
Hrown
tilf.
laced
boot.
(iMlrr
Well
lite
best
value
ever
offareil
m
Prince
.lluperl
Sre
our
window.
Price
$4.85.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phone
378.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
S307
$t
7
Phone
376
mm
Lafllifl
of
Quality
and
9
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(ioblwti
Presents
lbs
brilliant
srreen
adaplaiioti
t
Hit?
famous
Hroadway
s'age
Mircess
-
"THREE
WISE
FOOLS
A
magnificent,
laughable,
loveable,
dramatic
p!i"'
!
play.
A
story
of
(hree
rriisly
obi
bachelors
and
Hie:r
adopted
daughter.
Tear
and
laughter,
romance
nl
thrills.
Ileniiliful
etliig.
Fuorinoiis
rasl
of
creii
:rlr!''
ritles
iiiclmling
Claudo
Qllllngwater,
Alec
B.
Francis,
W.
H.
Cranf
,
William
Haines,
Raymond
Halton
and
Eleanor
Boardmarj.
COMEDY
-"A
PUNCTURED
PRINCE,"
Topics
of
the
Df.
Admission
50c
and
25c
Why
Can't
We
Save?
9
QNCE
aRain
you
say
t!tts
as
you
fiml
that
expenses
have
eaten
up
all
your
income.
How
is
It
that
other
people,
with
no
larger
Incomes
than
yours,
arc
able
to
buy
many
things
you
cannot
afford
?
Perhaps
it
i3
because
you
have
no
definite
plan
of
allotting
your
income.
Our
useful
Memoranda
Hook,
which
the
Manager
will
be
glad
to
give
you,
contains
Hudgcts
for
both
families
and
individuals.
It
will
help
you
to
plan
your
expenses
with
something
to
uparc.
A
few
hundred
ilolUrttn
the
Bnk
wit!
give
you
a
wonderful
feeling
of
security
and
Independence.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
H.
J.
MACI.KOI),
Manager,
t'rlnco
Ituport
Hrancht
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