PAQI
BUT
Silk
Hosiery
Special
8ILK
HOSE
AT
THE
PRICE
OF
LISLE.
All
first
class
good
and
well
knovvii
brands,
uch
a
Penman,
Winsome
Maid
and
various
oilier
makes;
all
regular
line
which
retail
Imm
$1,85
to
$2.r0.
A
full
range
of
size
in
Hottle
Green,
Grey,
Sand",
Navys,
etc
All
go
on
Sale
at,
per
pair
$1.25
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
We
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
Phone
9.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
Maurice
Tourneur's
Mammoth
Production.
"The
Christian
Adapted
from
the
famous
novel
and
play
of
that
name
by
Sir
Hall
Cain-.
The
love-drama
of
the
stage
fieauly
and
the
clergyman.
The
story
of
a
man
who
forsook
duty
for
a
passionate
love.
A
powerful
exposition
of
the
passions,
lusts,
sacrifices
and
tenderness
of
humanity.
The
mut
talked
of
picture
of
the
year.
The
greatest
love
story
of
all
time
in
a
blaze
of
passion
and
jHiwer.
Photographed
in
Hnglaud
and
America.
Scenes
in
London
and
011
the
fumou
course
at
Kpom,
including
Trafalgar
Square,
Whitehall,
Westminster
Abbey
and
the
Houses
of
Parliament.
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.
Admission
50c
and
25c.
"A"
GRADE
Potatoes
Our
car
that
arrived
this
week
had
a
number
of
V
(rade
lied
Potatoes
which
we
are
offering
at
the
special
price
of
$1.50
Per
8ack.
Also
up
river
Cabbage,
per
lb.
5c.
FULLER
&
AIKINS
People's
Providers.
Phones
45
and
574.
FARMERS'
Meat
Market
A
shipment
of
liulkley
Valley
licet
and
.Mutton
will
arriefor
this
week
end.
Look
at
These
Prlcesl
lloiling
liecf,
per
lb.
.
.
.
6c
Shoulder
lloast,
8c
and
10c
Choice
llpast
.
.
Itib
Steaks
Slew
Heef
.
,
Veal
Stew
Veal
UoaM
...
.
.Mutton
Slew
.
.
.
Shoulder
Mutton
Legs
Sausage
Mutton
.
.
.
'i
Hainburgei
.
.
150
Oalners'
Dry
Snlt
oi
25c
Oalncru'
llrcahfasl
llacon,
taking
the
wIpcc
...
40c
Dr.LS.TAlT
DENTIST.
Hslgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Offloe
Hours,
9
to
Phone
8S8.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointment.
I
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
BURNS
LAKE
SCHOOL.
SKALHl
TKAM.HS.
tuSUtrHl
TruOrr
tor
Barn
Lake
rhfiL"
will
lw
rrreit
hy
tlw
Honourable
th
Mlntf-r
of
Subtle
Work
up
In
1
o'rlork
ftxnn
of
Tbur-(Ijj-.
llw
Jith
dajr
of
OruAjrr.
IttJ.
tor
Hie
ffrrtkm
and
axiipb-Uoii
of
a
three-nxrfn
iol
with
baiwmmt
awl
oulMie.
I
Burn
Lake,
'n
the
Cuilira
Electoral
DIMrltt,
B.C.
I'laiM.
Sr-inratlun.
Omtracl.
and
Forma
of
Trader
mar
be
eep
m
and
after
'the
llfh
day
or
Orirfjer.
I9M.
and
fur-trier
Infortuation
otjUlned
at
Hie
bepart-inienl
of
public
Worka.
raiilanieitt
Build-
lnr,
and
at
the
Of
fire
of
the
Oovrninwnl
Areiil
at
smirtieriHi
and
prliiee
Georire.
Optra
of
I'lana,
ririrallona,
ete
ran
be
(Stained
fnnii
the
Iwpartment
on
(annenl
or
a
b-ll
of
Ten
Itollar,
'(10.00..
whlrb
will
be
refunded
oti
their
return
In
rl
rondltkia.
The
bwe
or
aujr
lender
not
ne-e-arlljr
areepled.
P.
rillUP,
Publie
Work
Kurlneer.
Tbe
fieiartuirnt
of
Public
Workt.
VlrlxrU.
B.C.
Ortolwr
tlh,
itti.
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
NOW
OPEN
Phone
81
DAILY
DELIVERIES
EDSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
in
Any
quantity.
Phone
58.
-
lSi
nt'
TO
VEE-Jafc
You
can't
get
that
flash
heat
so
necessary
to
baking
cakes
unless
you
use
clean
Coal.
CONSUMERS
COAL,
cleaned
free
from
choking
shale,
burns
brightly.
II
sends
clean
heat
direct
to
the
oven-
steady
heal
which
stays.
Our
Coal
is
free
from
soot.
I
8
tnflaHHHaHaHHTlL
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
T
and
311,
CRITICISMS
OF
POLICE
PATROL
EoMayor
Rochester
Complains
to
Commission
of
Laxity
In
Law
Enforcement
BETTER
LAST
YEAR
No
Present
Increase
In
Force
Unless
Further
Complaints
Come
In
Kx-Mayor
II.
It.
IUcheter
ap-leared
before
llie
police
commission
yelerdajr
aflrrnoin
at
il
regular
meeting
In
the'
city
council
chamber
to
make
some
criticisms
of
the
condition
of
law
and
tinier
in
(he
city
and
suggest
(hat
step
should
be
taken
with
a
view
to
obtaining
more
eflicient
police
control.
There
was
considerable
discussion
which
resulted
in
the
decision
of
(be
coniuiission
to
resurrect
the
signal
light
plan
of-
KxMayor
H'ehesier
which
was
dealt
with
earlier
111
the
year
by
the
com
iuision
and
which
was
filed.
Another
estimate
of
the
cost
of
the
system
will
be
secured
with
a
view
(o
putting'
it
in
operation.
The
contention
is
that,
by
use
of
it,
(he
olice
oflicers
011
shift
will
have
the
opportunity
of
spending
more
time
in
actual
patrol.
In
opening
bis
remarks.
Kx-Mayor
Hochester
slated
thai
guests
in
his
hotel
bad
voiced
criticism
al
Hie
scarcity
of
policeman
to
It-
seen
on
(he
streels
and
'
(he
number
of
drunks
and
beggars.
Kecenlly
a
lady,
on
her
way
home
ti
Unlen
Street
al
II
o'clock
one
nUhl,
had
called
ill
the
hotel
to
see
if
she
could
obtain
an
escort.
There
were
so
many
d
run
us
on
Mie
street
that
she
was
ingti'ened
to
walk
home
alone.
Mr.
Itocbesler
himself
had
escorted
1ier
to
I'raser
street
approach
to
Harden
Street.
(Jo
in;;
they
pissed,
three
drunks
and
returning
to
the
hotel
Mr.
Rochester
staled
he
bad
en
countered
another.!
Mr.
Hoche-ler
referred
to
the
recent
incident
on
Mcliride
Street
where
a
sir!
had
been
molested.
It
seemed
loo
bad
that
there
should
be
an
im
pression
Ilia!
a
woman
could
not
walk
the
streets
of
the
city-
in
the
evening
without
an
escort.
Red
Linht
System
Mr.
Itoch.esler
then
referred
to
his
reixtrl
of
last
year
recom
mending
the
installation
of
a
system
of
red
lights
operated
from
the
telephone
exchange
for
the
purpose
of
signalling
oflicers
on
(lie
beat.
The
adoption
of
a
icheme
such
as
this
he
fell
would
allow
an
olticer
lo
be
on
patrol
nine-tenth
of
the
lime
and
would
do
much
toward
remedying
the
present
stale
of
affairs.
There
would
also
he
less
delay
in
transmitting
communication
to
an
ollicer
when
he
was
Are
You
Batching?
If
so,
you
will
find
our
Meat
Pies
make
a
first
class
ready-made
meal.
You
can
gel
them
fresh
every
day
from
our
modern
oven
at
the
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
mm
'rWIJlltrDolirrry'
Coapered
with
ordinary
sited
plant?
Sewing
Machines,
I'ianos,
l'hono
graphs
and
Player
Pianos
For
Henl
by
Week
.
or
Month.
TH1
DAILT
BIW8
Friday,
October
1.
1933
For
Baby
The
little
woolly
garments
must
be
soft
ss
swans-down
or
they
will
irritate
I
the
tender
skin.
it
LUX
does
not
shrink
nor
roughen
woollens.
Washed
in
Lux
suds.
Baby's
woollens
will
keep
beautifully
soft
and
fluffy.
Sold
only
in
sealed
packet
tduit-fir
oof
!
LKVBR
BROTHERS
LIMITED
Teroat
till
needed
elwwhere.
Heferring
again
(
the
im-nleiil
on
Mcliride
Street,
Mr.
Itclie.-4rr
a
declared
that
the
screams
of
the
Kin
nan
oeen
neani
uy
many
pr
son.
Had
there
ben
au
oflicer
on
patrol
he
mi;lil
have
rendered
assistance
when
it
was
needed.
Kflicienl
patrol
would
also
make
the
occurrence
of
sorb
incidents
less
likely.
There
bad
been
a
eood
deal
of
criticism
at
the
fail
ure
of
the
police
in
obtaining
a
clue
as
(o
who
the
man
wa
who
committed
the
assault.
If
tiie
police
bad
got
buy
andaked
a.
j-istance
there
would
have
been
many
iwople
who
would
have
re.
siionded
in
invelizaling
(he
mailer.
He
for
one
would
like
to
know
what
stem,
had
been
taken
lo
clear
up
Hie
affair.
Probably
Dope
Fiend
Chief
Yicker.
on
being
asked
by
Mayor
Newton,
to
explain
staled,
that
a
dope
fiend
had
been
taken
into
eUslody
the
next
morning.
Tbe
jtolirewere
reasonably
certain
that
this
was
the
man
hut
the
girl
was
unable
to
identify
so,
of
course,
be
had
lo
be
released.
Commissioner
Cameron
fell
thai
such
caes
a
the
one
in
(lucidion
did
not
occur
often
and
il
was
rather
uureaoiiable
to
expect
that
au
ofllcer
would
have
been
right
on
I
he
spot
at
Hie
time.
With
the
reduced
slatT
il
was
ililliciill
fur
nun
nflleir
In
patrol
the
cily
effectively
al-l
though
one
section
was
entitled
lo
this
service
as
much
as
another.
Mayor
'Newton
was
df
the
opinion
(hat,
cten
if
there
was
1
large
police
force
on
regular
heals,
Mich
incidents
might
oc
cur.
.Murders
were
commuted
in
larger
cities
wilh
more
police
men
than
in
Prince
Itupert.
At
the
first
of
the
year
the
public
had
clamored
for
reduced
cxpen-
liture
and
the
commission
had
reduced
Hie
force.
The
comiiiis
siou
could
not
cut
down
exneiises
and
maintain
a
large
force
of
men
at
(he
same
time.
Be
Locked
Up
Commissioner
Cameron
fell
that
it
would
he
a
dilliculf
mailer
lo
prevent
drunks
from
appear
iug
on
the
streets.
They
should
be
locked
up
at
once
oniued
Mr
Hochester.
Mayor
Newton
staled
Dial
the
olllccrs
were
out
on
patrol
nine-
lenlhs
of
I
lie
lime
at
lueseiit
Mr.
Hochester
inclined
lo.
dis.
credit
(his
statement.
Mayor
Newton
replied
that
hp
was
per
hups
in
a
betjer
position
than
any
oilier
person
al
this
lime
to
know.
Mr.
Itocbesler
also
criticizci
the
laxity
nf
certain
olllcer
In
enforcing
the-
law
and
following
up
warnings
with
respect
lo
(hose
creating
disturbances.
Mayor
Newton
suggesled
that
even
Mr.
Hochester
in
his
Iwo
years
as
chief
'
magistrate
might
not
hae
accomplished
everything
lliat
lie
bud
desired.
Were
Better
Then
"Thul
may
be
so,"
declared
the
ex-mayor,
"but
I
think
conditions
were
heller
then
than
they
are
now."
"Anyway
I
kiiow
every
member
of
the
commission
is
doing
his
best,'
'dec
la
red
fc
lis
Worship
Commissionerji;
Cameron
fell
thai
any
persotil'wlm
se,l
out
In
1"
v
MUli
PttVti&dlh
Ho
d
puled
the
statement
that
conditions
were
worse
now
than
they
bad
been
before
and
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
city
was
just
as
well
governed
now
as
it
had
ever
been.
Mr.
Rochester
must
be
looking
for
trouble
or
he
would
not
have
been
at
Ibis
meeting.
The
discussion
then
came
back
to
the
red
light
signal
question.!
Mayor
Newton
stated
that
it
had
len
abandoned
when
an
es-j
lunate
was
submitted
that
its
installation
would
cost
some
I'oo.
Slating
that
this
estimate
had
been
baed
on
an
elaborate
I
system
suitable
for
a
large
'inetrttpolis.
Mr.
Hochester
gave
ibis
opinion
that
the
system
he
prpord
ould
perhaps
cost
no
more
than
30U.
Asked
if
the
(installation
of
sueb
a
sytcm
would
assist
the
oflicers
011
patrol
lulics,
Chier
Vickers
replied
thai
would
undoubtedly
assist
the
officer
in
acting
more
quickly
in
case
tf
emergency.
It
was
finally
decided
to
obtain
new
estimates
on
the
rust
of
the
ays-Inn
proMed.
Later
in
tbe
meeting,
the
mat.
ter
of
patrols
was
again
discus-sett.
Commissioner
Cameron
fell
that
tbe
beats
of
I
lie
oflicers
should
be
more
extensive
and
more
part
of
the
city
should
be
covered.
Such
could
not,
however
be
done
wilh
(be
present
staff.
"Would
you
propose
to
increase
the
force?
queried
Mayor
Newton.
Must
be
Satisfied
"No,
I
wodld
not
adtocalc
such
stey
at
(In
tune
in
view
of
(lie
joppoMlion
againl
it,"
replied
Commissioner
Cameron.
"Hul
wilh
(hat
opposition
the
riliieus
will
have
lo
be
satisfied
with
what
we
are
giving
them.
If,
however,
complaint
continue
to
come
in,
there
will
be
nothltig
lo
do
but
augment
the
force."
Mayor
Newton
agreed
stating,
however,
that
the
opinion
seemed
lo
be
too
general
that
the
police
commission
was
lying
back
and
doing
nothing.
Such
an
opinion
was
a
very
mistaken
one
C.N.R.
CONNECTIONS
FOR
WHITE
STAR
SAILINGS
Steamships
of
the
While
Star
line
will
sail
from
Montreal
as
follows:
"Canada,"
Ocl.
20;
"He-giHa.'
Oct.
27;
"Doric,"
November
10.
Passenger
for
these
steamers
should
arrange
lo
leave
Prince
Itupert
via
Canadian
National
Itailways
mi
October
13,
20.
and
November
.1.
For
rales
and
reservations,
call
or
wrile
City
Ticket
Office,
Canadian
National
Hallways,
S2H
Third
Ave..
Prince
Huperl.
H.C.
Phone
2C0.
2
12
VrlvT!le
in
'tie
hailv
New
MEAT
DEPT.
SPECIALS
Hamburger
we
make
it
fresh
twice
a
day
,
2
lbs,
for
4
.
.
t
2So
Hound
Steak,
lb
20o
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lb.
for
45o
Itib
Moiling
Iteef,
3
lb.
for
2So
Pol
Huast,
lb
10c
Hound
Hone
or
Hlade
Heef,
taking
large
cuts,
lb.
So
Itoasl
I'ork,
lb
22o
Pork
Chops,
lb.
35c
lloast
Veal
(tip),
lb.
..
1So
Veal
Chops,
lb.
.
.'
25c
Lg
Mutton,
lb
30o
Shoulder
Mutton,
lb.
..
20c
I'ork
Sparc
llibs,
2
lb.
35o
Pork
Hocks,
2
lb.
fur
..
35o
Heef
Liver,
lb.
5c
Calves
Liver,
lb,
20o
Ground
Hone
for
Chickens.
Place
your
orders
ahead
for
Ibis
line
as
the
supply
is
not
equal
to
the
de.
niand.
5
lbs.
for
.
.
.
26o
DELIVERY
SERVICE.
Morning
Delivery
All
or-iltrs
taken
before
10
a.m.
will
be
delivered
by,
noon
lo
any
pari
of
the
cily.
Afternoon
Delivery
closes
at
i
p.m.
Orders
taken
af-tei
I
p.m.
will
he
delivered
early
following
morning.
Wharf
Deliveries
Time
and
Tide
wall
for
no
man,
therefore
we
put
no
restriction
on
this
cas
of
business.
Wo
are
prepared
lo
deliver
lo
tlio
wharf
011
fifteen
minutes
notice
if
necessary.
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Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
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ew
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in
varo'iis
-.Mr
and
color.
Some
have
hu'
trim
on
shoulder
.md
sleeve,
other
Paisley
with
Peter
P
rtdlar.
also
eiiibrmd
-red
designs.
prices,
range
from
$5.50
Ik)
not
overlook
our
display
of
Leather
Hand
Ha?
V
anity
Cases
and
one
sirup
pure.
Thee
are
pun
li
;
t-
j
direet
from
mauulai-turer
ami
are
selling
at
the
cry
price
of
$150
UNIVERSAL
"Outfitters
to
We
pecpav
Mi
OriIs'
to
$9.00
to
$5.50
TRADING
CO.
Whole
Family."
.Satisfaction
or
Monrv
III
1
IS
FOUR
DOLLAR
DAYS
STARTING
WEDNESDAY
AND
ENDINQ
SATURDAY.
October
10,
11,
12,
13
We
do
not
like
'i
lake
tip
tin
niU'
h
p.ire
to
tell
'
alHiut
this
sale,
hut
.,
WE
WILL
SAY
IT
WITH
VALUES!
Here
are
some
of
the
Dollar
Day
Bargains
In
our
yard
goodi
Department.
10
Pk'lcs
Flannelette,
while,
pink,
blmj
ami
gray.
Ilegulur
:J0c
tuid
:i.V
value.
Sale
Prjce,
t
yards
fur
ti
nn
While
Hniinelelle.
Hcgiilar
nrils
for
Striped
hniinelelle.
Ileg.
t)r.
Sale
Price,
:t
yards
for
$1.00
Striped
Flannelette.
Iteg.
price
5c.
Sale
Pricf,
1
yams
ior
V.
..
.
51.00
While
Canton
Flannel.
Iteg.
atlc
Sale
Price,
&
yards
for
h
.
$1.00
While
Canton
Flannel.
Iteg.
10c.
Sale
Price,
:
yard
for
.-
$1.00
Pillow
Tubing,
10,-12
and
inches
wide.
Meg.
115c.
Sale
Price,
2
ynnls
for
,
$1.00
Pillow
Tubing.
Meg.
75c
mid
85r.
"Sale
Price,
J
!i
,
yurtls
for
$1.00
Sheeting,
82
inches.
Meg.
7."c
Sale
Prire,
yards
fr
.j
$1.00
Crash
Towelling!
Ileg.
atlc
Sale
Price,
fi
jnnls
fur
$1.00
I
iiioii
Linen
Towelling.
Ileg
:5i
Sale
Price,
1
unl
fr
$1.00
Ginghams,
inches.
Ileg.
t)c.
Hale
Prue,-2
yards
,.
f,'r11
$1-00
Gruy
billon.
Meg.
20c.
Sale
Price.
7
yard
for
.V
$1.00
Gray
Cotton.
Meg.
:iic.
Hale
Price,
1
yard
for
$1.00
W
hile
Collon.
Hog.
2.V.
Sale
Price.
J
ynnls
for
$1.00
W
hile
Collon.
Ileg.
Ulc.
Sale
Price.
:
yards
for
.
.
$1.00
CHILDREN'S
DEPARTMENT,
Children's
Fleece
Lined
Vests
.
Meg.
rc.
'
Sale
price,
2
for
.
$1.00
Children's
HlAcfc
Knitted
Drawers,
all
size
Ileg.
7."c
up.
Sale
Price,
for
$1.00
Children's
Sleepers.
Iteg.
.2r.
to
Ho.
Sale
Price,
"ch
js.oo
Childr-n's
While
Flannelette
Nightgown.
ileg.
?l,a.'
ami
l.r.0.
Sale
Price,
each
'
$1.00
FOR
KNITTING
AND
CROCHETTINQ.'
Mercerised
Crochet
Collon,
nil
colors.
Sale
Price
I)
balls
for
......
'
nn
10c.
Sale
Pric"?,
3
e
rW
"'irguin,
jusl
pay
11
visii
"""""""
S"'i
rl...lri
..Ml
Bros.,
Ltd
7
.
Shelland
loss,
all
rotors.
Sale
Price,
7
halls
for
$1.00
Saxony
Wool.
Sale
Price.
1
skeins
for
,
$1.00
Scotch
Hngering
Wool
in
hmvvn,
gray,
Ma.-k
aipl
while.
Meg.
i.Jc.
Sale
Price,
a
skein
for
.
.
$1.00
I
here
are
altogether
dm
many
bargains
In
list
here,
but
then
are
miiu
Lndies1
curb
Nighlgowns.
,.g.
value
l.nu.
Sale
Price
'
$1
00
KKwe!ier:iVl,'m'',
"iT'
''K-
'
V.'Vsalipi'ice
$1
.00
l,rmV"'
";'-,..'Hl
PHce
each
Hn,v;:
'ii,;g.'ii.Vn
?1,0
-""'w.'-'f-ii
wiiito.
H-ii
1
rCt
SI
00
t:hildmis
Fell
Hupp,.,.
Iteg!
00.
SalV
iice
i
.'
S1
.'oO
I
l
SCO
III
one
II..
11,.-
li
1.
.
!
.
,1
.In
our
i..r..
V,V,
,""
'"
will
Ik,,,..
Jabour
Corner
Third
and
Seventh.
,
aT
IUIIV
w
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