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PAGE
SIX.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Thursday.
Nov
f
mi,.,,
,
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Ladies'
BATH
ROBES
Jusl
received
a
shipment
of
these
delightfully
cosy
wraps
made
from
the
famous
Beacon
Cloth-
Blankets.
Ilich
colorings
and
tastefully
trimmed.
Priced
from
$9.50
to
$15.00.
72"
BLANKET
ROBINGS
They
come
in
particularly
attractive
patterns
and
in
various
combinations
of
colors,
in
Brown,
(irey,
Mauve,
Nose
and
Saxe.
Specially
made
for
dressing
gowns.
2
yards
wide
at
$2.95
per
yard.
We
fctock
Pictorial
Iteview
and
Ladles'
Home
Journal
Patterns.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Executed.
We
Pay
Delivery
Charges
Telephone
Specials
Shop
by
Phone
to
Save
Time
and
Money.
Mcintosh
Hed
Apples
jinn.
Me
pack,
per
box
.
.
$1.75
Spanish
Onions,
per
lb.
10c
III
own
Sugar,
9
lbs.
$1.00
Icing
Sugar,
2
lb.
pkge.
25c
Sultana
liaising
in
bulk,
3
lbs.
for
40c
Broken
Shelled
Walnuts.
per
lb
.'
35c
Shelled
Almonds
per
lb.
45c
Llbby's
Catsup,
per
hot.
25c
Ca'nned
Tomatoes,
2's,
2
for
25c
(Limit
8
tins
to
each
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
Canned
Fruit,
4
tins,
$1.00.
1
Tin
Quaker
llaspbe
Ties,
20
oz.,
tails
1
Tin
Quaker
SI
ra
wherries,
20
oz..
tall.
1
Tin
Sliced
Peaches.
20
oz.,
tails.
I
Tin
Apricots,
20
oz.,
tails.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281.
i
For
the
CHILDREN'S
PARTY
We
make
a
sperlal
Sheet
Cake
II
is
pure,
wholesome,
light
and
ECONOMICAL.
Cuts
into
25-30
good
sized
pieces.
50c
per
Sheet,
phone
007
and
have
one
kept
for
you
al
Electric
Window
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
Phone
667.
WW
You
have
no
trouble
wilh
CON-'
SUMEllB
COAL,
no
fuss
with
flues
or
draught
You
never
know
how
some
coal
will
burn
clean
one
day,
shaly
the
next.
Hut
you
can
safely
rely
on
CONSUMKhS
COAL.
Clean,
sized,
selected,
it
always
burns
the
same
brightly,
with
sleady
heal
and
free
from
soot,
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
7
and
311.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THC
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Mittrr
of
Tbe
Aduilulslratlon
Act:
and
I
In
the
Matter
tt
the
Estate
of
Aurust
iwi,
Oerrased:
Intestate.
,
TAkE
MJTICE
that
In
Order
of
lllf
Honour
F.
MrB.
Younr,
made
the
16th
day
of
October,
A.O.
UiJ.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Aurust
jkreeps,
defeased,
and
all
parties
harm
rlalnis
airalnst
tbe
said
Estate
are
hereby
j
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verirird
I
In
nie.
on
or
before
the
Itth
day
of
November,
AJ.
1913,
and
all
parties
In-jdebted
to
the
Estate
are
required
to
pay
.
the
amount
of
tbelr
Indebtedness
to
tne
forthwith.
THOMAS
W.
HER.NE.
nrrirlal
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Paled
this
lth
day
of
October.
t.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Matter
of
Tbe
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Ceorre
Mercer,
Deceased:
Intestate.
TAKE
OTICE
tbat
In
order
of
His
!llnur
r
MrB.
Vounit.
made
the
I
till
day
of
October,
A.D.
IJ,
I
as
appointed
Admlnlslralor
of
the
Estate
f
-Ceorre
Merrer.
deceased,
and
all-
turtle
bavlnr
clainis
aralnst
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
10
ruroisn
same,
propeny
Tenriea
to
me.
on
or
before
the
tsth
day
of
orember.
A.D.
IJ,
and
all
parties
In-fVhYMl
lii
the
Fslste
see
reoulred
to
Tuv
line
amount
of
their
Indebtedne.
to
me
forthwith.
TIIOMVS
W.
IIEIOE.
nrrirlal
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Dated
this
lU
day
of
October.
IJ1.
I
FULLER
&
ATKINS
away
People's
Providers.
EXTRA
SPECIAL.
We
have
made
up
100
Parcels
valued
from
25c
to
$1.00
each,
which
we
are
giving
FREE
Take
your
choice.
Purchase
one
pound
of
tea
or
coffee
in
packages
or
tins
at
regular
price,
and
gel
one
of
the
above
panels
free.
ORDER
YOUR
TURKEYS
NOW.
Phone
45
and
574.
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.
Hi
VbbbbbST
1
ThfUtlt?Dolirrty
Conporf
d
with
ordinary
tlud
pisne.
Scvving
Machines,
Pianos,
Phono
graphs
and
Player
Pianos
For
llcnl
by
Week
or
Month.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
I
I
LABOR
BANKS
ARE
POPULAR'Grow
Your
Own
Unions
Enter
Capitalistic
Calling
In
Extensive
Way
In
United
States
WASIII.Vt.TON,
.Nov.
1.
(By
Canadian
Press
U.S.
labor
L'uions
arc
going
into
the
business
of
hanking
in
an
extensive
way.
l
mil
the
recent
reHrt
or
the
American
Federation
of
La-
hor's
executive,
council
on
the
subject
of
labor
banks
it
was
not
generally
realized
(hat
labor
had
gone
into
banking
as
heavily
as
fl
has.
Tbe
movement
is
undoubtedly
viewed
with
some
apprehension
by
the
forces
of
capital.
The
labor
leaders
deny
there
is
any
special
motive
in
their
enlry
into
banking
except
(bat
it
is
sound
policy
and
in
accordance
with
economic
business
principles.
This,
however,
does
not
tell
the!
whole
story,
in
Ihc
opinion
ofj
those
who
have
given
close
at
tention
lo
the
subject.
They
take
the
view
that
labor
has
entered
on
a
movement
intended
to
make
il
to
a
large
extent
financially
independent.
Labor
leaders
feel
that
if
they
are
in
control
of
their
own
banking
it
will
be
possible
for
labor,
when
there
are
strikes
and
oilier
labor,
troubles,
to
make
lis
fight
much
more
successfully.
Grown
In
Five
Years
Labor
union
banks
hate
grown
up
in
the
Lnited
Males
in
tbe
last
five
years.
The
first
one
was
opened
in
Washington
by
I
lie
International
Association
of
Marhfnisls.
Then
the
Itrolher.
hood
of
Locomotive
Kngineers
opened
a
co-operative
national
bank
al
Cleveland.
This
institution
was
a
marked
success
and
as
a
result
the
oilier
railroad
brotherhoods
have
gone
extensively
into
the
banking
business.
j
Other
large
labor
organizations
have
done
likewise,
largely
be-1
cause
of
the
fact
he
railroad
brotherhood;
proved
I
hey
could
conduct
banks
successfully.
The
j
of
New
York
City,
the
New
York
IStale
Federation
of
Labor
and
the
,
International
Ladies'
fSarmenl
Workers
have
opened
hanks
in
New
York
City.
The
lirotberhood
of
!tailuay
Telegraphers
has
.opened
a
co-operalive
national!
'liank
in
Si-
f.miia
have
opened
a
bank
Ihere.
the
Central
refused
to
reveal
the
results
of-"".
JJl
.rl"!
,n.
Trade
Unions
of
Philadelphia
ni"
invesligations.
explaining
thai)
Alabama
State
Federation
of
Labor
controls
the
Federated
Hank
Jand
Trust
Company
of
Hirming-iham
and
there
are
several
other
banks
in
the
southwest
and
west
controlled
by
labor
unions.
II
is
maintained
that
the
banks
(of
the
labor
unions
as
a
rule
are
Have
you
had
your
PASTEURISED
MILK
TODAY?
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
Sells
Milk,
Cream
and
Butter
Phone
81,
laiiy
Deliveries.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
RestauranL
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
oal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
t
U
6.
Phone
6BC.
Open
Evenings
Only
Fop
Special
Appointments.
Flowers
for
Christmas
Hegin
now
by
plquliug
Hrand's
Bulbs
In
ornamental
bowls.
Daffodil.
Tulips.
Crocus.
Hyacinths.
etc.,
are
quite
easy
to
grow
at
home,
and
give
magnificent
re.
suits
if
mi
plant
Brand's
Bulbs
with
Hrand's
llulb
Fibre.
Im
ported
direct
from
Holland,
carefully
selected
a
to
color,
age
and
suitability
for
bowl
growing.
723
Robson
Street,
VANCOUVER
-
-
B.C.
unions
on
the
money
invented.
INYESTIGATESPOUCE
WORK
NEW
YORK
AND
Judge
Asks
Questions
Walter
K.
Stanelaud.
police
commissioner
of
Victoria
and
at
one
time
owner
of
a
paint
busi
ness
in
this
city
has
returned
lo
Amalgamated"
Clothing
Workers
i1''"
hon,e
toxvn
ar,er
an
tticial
visit
to
New'
York.
Mr.
Stanelaud.
according
to
The"
wouni
e
ieiier
not
w
say
any
thing
until
hey
had
been
dis
cussed
by
police
heads.
He
said
he
had
suggested
a
conference
of
municipalities
as
all
municipalities
are
concerned
in
the
enforcement
of
tbe
Liquor
Act.
and
there
were
some
changes
which
would
help
to
clean
up
the
situation.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Staneland
went
to
New
York
a
the
guests
of
Com-
missioner
Knright.
who
is
in
'
charge
of
the
police
administration
of
New,
York
City.
Sat
on
Bench
'
In
his
investigation
of
the
C.N.R.
CONNECTIONS
FOR
WHITE
STAR
SAILINGS
Hleainshipn
of
Ihe
White
Star
Hue
will
sail
from
Monlrttnl
as
follows:
J
if
trie.
November
10:
f,u'...l.
'
V
I
.-
.uMiiuti,
eiiuicr
il,
ne-
gina,
'
November
21.
I'assetmers
for
these
steamers
should
arrange
to
leave
Prince
Hupert
via.
Canadian
National
Itailwuys
on
.November
.T,
10
and
For
rale
and
rcseryal
Ion,
call
or
write
Cily
Ticket
Olllce,
Cana
dian
National
Itailwuys,
52H
Third
Ave.,
Prince
lluperl,
ll.C.
Phone
260.
260
MAKING
SILKS
FROMPULPWOOD
Branch
of
Industry
to
be
Estab
lished
In
Canada
to
Utilize
Cellulose
MONTHKAL,
Nov.
I.
A
branch
of
the
Canadian
pulp
Industry
that
is
expected
to
loom
up
as
ol
considerable
importance
In
future,
is
the
manufacture
of
arti
ficial
silk.
The
aniiounremVtit
of
Messrs.
Courtaulds.
Ltd.,
the
llritlsh
manufacturers
of
artifi
cial
silk,
thai
they
Intend
to
es
tablish
a
plant
near
Quebec,
first
served
to
focus
interest
up
on
lhi
industry,
and
the
possibilities
for
its
successful
opera.
lion
in
Canada.
Canada
imports
a
considerable
amount
of
artificial
silk,
yarns
i
i.
i
i
...r..-
Bulb
Catalogue
FREE.
Flney
u.rri.o.
.
art
ficial
silk,
the
fromi
ror
Illustrated
and
with
full
cultural
1
notes.
Send
for
copy.
I?..
,
UlllilHil
llll"Hl
Ol
UIIIIM
IIll
silk,
yarns
and
thread,
totalled
nearly
l.nmi.oito
pounds,
having
a
value
or
r.rlH.yt7.
In
the
previous
year
tbe
imports
had
amounted
to
3711,000
pounds,
having
a
value
or
4I.317.H7I.
The
largest
amount
or
the
un-
ports
came
from
the
lulled
Klng-dom
in
1U23.
and
from
that
country
we
I
in
port
ol
artificial
silk,
yarn
and
thread
lo
the
;
amount
of
t'O.OOO
pounds,
having
a
value
of
II.I5M37.
We
earning
handsome
re'
rtis
for
the
also
imported
smaller
quantities
from
the
I
niled
Stales,
from
ilel-'giuni.
from
France,
from
Nclher-iiatids.
from
Switirrlaud,
and
from
i
some
other
countries,
j
Tarlfr
on
Artificial
Silk
Heeosnilion
of
the
imtiorialiro
LIQUOR
ENFORCEMENT
'
"""
"
mrwai
.m.;
has
mine
m
Hie
tariff
rulings
i
..
...
i..
i
nn-
from
Ottawa,
and
one
of
Mr.
no
rrBHtuwr
nsnuinu
imk
...
,
..
......
.
.
.rienilnfc
oiaics
commercial
uciui-b,
s
budgets
provided
that
the
general
tariff
on
artificial
silk
varus
products
I
from
a
form
of
cellulose
should
he
12
per
cent
and
the
Hrlli-h
preferential
tariff
10
per
cent.
On
fabrics
made
of
artificial
silk
the
duly
would
vary
from
3
per
cent
anil
17
H
per
rent
to
37
H
per
cent
a
in
I
30
r
cent.
Tit
A
i
111
ttfcl
A
ft
I
Sa
aa
l.lal
Avlnl
Victoria
paper.
Investigated
the
.
'
I?
.
."
ifron
which
artificial
silk
,llp
is
made
operation
u
of
on
liquor
....
-
i-...
laws
r-
from
it
the,,
...
...
.
,
.
.,
,
,
is
vellulose,
which
exists
in
this
slandMtiiit
of
police
adminlslra-'
.
,,
,
,
,
.
lM.
in
the
...
.country
'
form
of
wwhI
lion
in
all
the
provinces
of
Un-I
.,
.
u
'
j
(i
a
i
iai
l
asfc
us
J
J
vuct
.
.
C
IriK.un
II.
-.1
tama
...I
.
I
i
I
-.
..
'
--
i
sent
to
France
and
Italy
for
the
manufacture
of
artificial
silk
there,
and
it
is
to
be
expected
thai
wilh
preferential
tariff
between
Canada
and
many
other
rountrle'
that
artificial
silk
indut.
les
r.
tablished
here
would
not
only
supply
the
home
market
bul
would
build
up
an
important
ex.
port
trade.
lower
courts
and
jwdire
rnmliK'Ii
work
in
New
York,
Mr.
Staneland
CANADIAN
SERVICE
was
the
gueyj
of
the
bench,
audi
sat
with
Judge
Schmidt
while
the
prisoners
were
tried
and
sentenced.
Mr.
Staneland
had
questions
put
to
.various
prisoners
as
they
came
up,
in
his
quest
for
in
formation
on
criminal
records.
He
went
through
the
Tombs,
the
great
cily
prison
of
New
York.
In
winter
the
number
of
prisoners
there
runs
about
l.tOO.
and
about
500
during
the
rest
of
the
year.
Hi-
examination
of
the
records
of
these
prisoners
revealed
that
nine
out
of
every
ten
brought
lu
by
the
police
on
criminal
charges
are
under
thirty
years
of
age.
Lack
of
parental
control
Is
given
as
the
cause
of
their
downfall.
Speedy
Work
'In
the
rourt
there
the
work
is
speedy
and
direct,"
Mr.
Staneland
said.
"The
police
officer
lays
Hie
information
against
the
prisoner,
and
the
judge
does
all
the
work
of
questioning,
so
that
he
finds
out
exactly
what
he
wonts
to
know
without
any
waste
of
lime,
and
the
formality
of
a
proseeu
lor.
from
Montreal
TO
PLTMOUTH
CMCRSOURO
LONDON.
""
.
10
"'
Nt.
4
OLAtaota.
SalurnU
.
a
Cassandra
,
.
Mas.
rnosi
niw
vona
TO
OUCENSTOWN
AND
LKItSOBL
Carmania
.,.
in
rOla
Hot.
17
Samaria
Dae.
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Newark,'
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and
10c
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up.
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for
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sizes
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From
$1.00
up,
Felt
Slippers
for
Men.
From
$1.75
up.
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our
store
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