PAGE
8IX
THE
DAILY
NfcVV3.
N1AGRA
MAID
GLOVE
SILK
UNDERWEAR
W?
have
just
received
a
shipment
or
this
pure
Silk
Underwear
including
Vests
and
Bloomers,
in
sizes
30-U.
They
come
in
Pink
or
White
in
Plain
Weave
or
Drop-
Sl'lCl''
VESTS
from
$4.25
to
$&50
BLOOMERS
from
5.00
to.
5.50
For
those
who
prefer
something
slightly
cheupir,
we
have
a
wonderful
value
in
Vests,
only
Uropstitch
style
at
$2.43
each,
and
also
a
heavier
quality
plain
weave,
cut
Opera
style,
at
$2.95
each'
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
9.
Our
Xmas
Puddings
are
recommended
by
Santa
Claus
for
their
quality.
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
Phone
667.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
9
to
6.
Phone
68U.
Open
Evenings
Only
Fop
Special
Appointments.
II
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
Street.
Your
Friends
If
there
is
one
thing
we
do
appreciate
in
this
world
it
is
our
friends
and
to
find
a
charming
and
sincere
way
in
w
Inch
to
tell
them
o
is
a
problem
that
is
not
asy
to
solve.
There
is,
however,
one
season
of
the
year
when
expression
of
appreciation
and
friendliness
is
appreciated.
The
Xmas
Season
No
tok?n
of
friendship
is
more
effective
than
a
lSTlX(i
(ilFT
no
matter
how
small.
It
gives
the
sterling
rim,'
of
sincerity
as
nothing
else
can
do
in
the
years
to
come.
OUR
LARGE
RANGE
OF
JEWELLERY,
Diamonds,
Watches,
Clocks,
Silverware,
CuljGlass,
China,
Centime
Ivory.
Umbrellas,
Brassware,
Lamps,
Leather
Goods,
Amber
Cigar
and
Cigarette
Holders,
Pies
and
Novelties.
Will
Solve
Your
Problems.
Quality,
Servcie
and
Value
is
Our
Motto.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist.
EPSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
in
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
E8.
Slaughter
SALE
Coats
&
Hats
Wonderful
Bargains
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
Many
a
good
stove
gives
poor
results
because
it
is
supplied
with
the
wrong'
kind
of
coal,
CONSUMKUS
COAL
is
picked
for
stove
use.
"It
is
steady-heating,
bright-burning
coal
freed
from
rhoking
Impurities.
Try
CON-
SUMKHS,
See
how
your
stove
wilj
"behave."
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
7
and
311,
The'UtltfDohcrly'
Conp&rf
d
Willi
ordinary
ilifd
plan?
WHY
NOT
HAVE
A
PIANO
IN
YOUR
HOME
FOR
XMAS?
For
Sale
and
Kent
at
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
LARGE
DEFICIT
POSTAL
SERVICE
UNITED
STATES
Total
Operating
Loss
For
Year
of
Nearly
Thirty-eight
Millions
REDUCED
FROM
LAST
YEAR.
WASHINGTON.
loe.
7.
Kx-
iraordinary
increase
in
business
eerely
taxed
the
ability
of
the
postal
sen
ice
under
inadequate
appropriation
last
year
but
"a1
most
gratifying
decrease
.in
the
postal
deficit,"
amounting
to
approximately
$30,000,000
from
lliej
previous
year's
deficit,
was!
brought
,about
through
economies.
Postmaster
General
New:
informed
President
Coolidge
to-i
day
in
his
annual
report.
"It
would
be
an
ideal
condition'
if
the
department
could
become
j
elf-sulaining,
with
postage;
and
service
charges
so
adjusted
as
to
equal
justice
to
all
the
using
public."
said
Mr.
New.
"To
attain
this
end,
each
class
of,
ura
i
I
matter
need
not
necessarily
contribute
it
entire
estimated
cost.
Public
policy,
for
instance.
has
long
recognized
the
special
claims
for
publications
fur
the
dissemination
of
Information
of
a1
public
character,
.or
devoted
toj
literature,
the
sciences,
or
arts.
I
It
is
a
wise
policy
and
makes
tutt:
the
general
good
and
I
tie
pulili
welfare.
On
the
ottier
public
policy,
as
evidenced
by
the
act
of
Comrress
establishing
the
parcel
post
system,
favors
the
principle
that
rales
for
such
matter
shall
equal
the
cost
of
the
ervice.
This,
too,
is
a
wise
pol
icy.
Tor
there
is
no
souml
reason
why
the
government
should
con
duct
a
parcel
business,
so
analo
gous
to
express
on
principles
other
than
those
of
sound
Expenditure
Large
The
postal
revenues
for
the
year
were
compared
the
expenditures,
obligations
and
losses
$570,823,232.
compared
with
552.i5.732
in'
1122.
The
operating
deficit
-for
this
year
was
37.195,307.
compared
with
an
operating
deficit
of
C7,COt5,-
WEEK
-
END
SPECIALS
Fresh
Killed
Hoastiuj
Chickens,
dressed
to
order,
per
III
38c
No.
1
Milk
Fed
Fowl,
100
lb.
only,
while
(hey
last,
per
lb
25c
Leg
ltoasl
Mutton,
lb.
28c
Shoulder
Koast
Mutton,
per
lb.
22c
Shoulder
Veal,
per
lb.
..
15c
Veal
Slew,
2
lbs
25c
Vt
a!
Steak,
per
lb
28c
I'ork
Shoulders,
per
lb.
22c
Pork
Hocks,
2
lb
25c
Pigs
Feet,
per
lb.
.....
10c
1'ot
ltoasl
llecf,
per
lb.
12'2c
T
Hone
ltoasl,
per
lb.
.
.
25c
Sirloin
ltoasl,
per
lb.
..
23c
EXTRA
SPECIAL.
Mcintosh
Red
Apples,
jumble
pack,
per
box
.
.
$1.50
Only
a
limited
number
to
be
sold
at
this
price
.
5
Doz.
Brooms,
5
string.
Ileg.
$1.00
value.
Special
this
week
only
..
...
65c
Navel
Oranges,
13
for
25c
COMBINATION
SPECIAL.
Canned
Fruits,
5
Tins
$1.00
1
Tin
Sliced
I'eache.
1
Tin
Apricots.
1
Tin
Singapore
l'ineapple.
1
Tin
Oreetigage
l'lums.
I
Tin
Hlackberries.
COMBINATION
VEGETABLE
SPECIAL.
20
lb.
Terrace
Turnips.
10
lb.
Terrace
Carrots.
5
lb.
Terrace
Parsnips.
8
lb.
H.C.
Onions.
The
above
all
for
$1.00
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
BENNETT'S
CHEMICAL
LABORATORY.
Assayers,
Chemists,
Metallurgists.
Ore
Shippers
Agent.
TACOMA,
Washington,
'U.S.A.
OOD
home-made
bread
has
always
been
the
chief
food
of
the
earth's
sturdiest
races.
None
of
the
breakfast
foods
or
health
foods
can
equal
bread
in
nourishment.
Good
bread
is
the
most
digestible
food
as
well
as
the
cheapest.
1H5
for
1U22.
The
expenditures
hand.
for
the
year
included
8I5.392.312
in
payments
of
undischarged
oh
ligations
carried
over
from
previous
fiscal
years,
which
deducted
leaves
$5(1,500,816
as
the
expenditures
applying
to
the
service
of
1923.
Addition
of
?8,300.779
transferred
lo
the
civil
service
retirement
fund,
12.677.151
paid
between
June
30
and
September
30
oil
1923
fiscal
year
obligations,
and
8,311,180
of
undis
charged
liabilities
in
part
es.
I
i
mated
011
account
of
1923
obli
gations,
brings
the
total
expendi
ture
and
undischarged
liabilities
with
18t.853.5l0
in
1922.
and
chargeable
to
the
fiscal
year
of
1923
up
to
570.23.232
and
makes
the
operating
deficit
37.-995,307
for
1923.
Financial
Change
Mr.
New
staled
that
if
the
0.-000.000
of
revenues
thrown
over
in
the
succeeding
fiscal
year
by
a
change
of
ny?thod
ami
time
of
equisiiioniug
stamp
mock
ami
accounting
for
sales,
and
the
expenditures
for
the
department
a'
Washington,
amounting
to
?3.-
116,517.
which
heretofore
has
been
raid
out
of
the
general
fund
of
the
treasury
instead
of
from
the
postal
revenues,
be
con
sidered
for
comparative
purposes,
the
deficit
would
be
re-
d
uved
to
28,57H,760.
peaking
of
I
he
growth
of
the
postal
service,
Mr.
New
pointed
out
that
since
1913.
when
the
parcel
post
system
went
into
ef
fect,
the
revenues
had
increased
approximately
100
per
rent
and
thai
since
1907
the
weight
of
the
mails
had
probably
increased
500
per
cent.
In
contrast
he
noted
that
the
nuiikher
of
clerks
in
creased
only
57.8
per
cent,
Idler
carriers
27.0
per
cent,
railway
postal
clerks
13.2
per
cent,
and
rural
carriers
3.2
per
cent
from
1913
to
1922
inclusive.
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
MERRILY
CELEBRATED
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Haudenschlld
Entertained
at
Delightful
Dinner
Party
Last
Evening
'Hie
occasion
being
their
first
wedding
anniversary,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Haudenschild,
Kighth
Avenue
bast,
entertained
at
a
delightful
dinner
party
last
even
ing.
The
table
was
handsomely
decorated
with
slreamers
of
red
and
green
from
thft
ceiling
to
each
guest
place.
In
the
centre
of
the
table
stood
"Maggie
and
Jiggs'
dressed'
as
bride
and'
groom.
All
around
were
strewn
roses
of
pink
and
red.
Cracker-,
were
drawn
and
each
guesl
wore
the
cap
or
hat
contained
therein.
H.
FenningK
proposed
the
toast
to
the
bride
and
groom
of
a
year
and
wished
theti
many
more
happy
anniversaries.
Mr.
Haudenschlld
replied
suitably.
After
(he
dinner
music
and
whist
were
enjoyed.
Those
preseut
were
Mr.
and
Mrs,
W.
L.
Standi
son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Fennlngs,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T,
llallinger,
Mrs.
A.
Norton
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haudenschlld.
Major
M.
A.
Uurbank
of
the
C.N.Il.
engineering
department
arrived
in
the
city
last
night
fruia
Wiu..
..
Utanre.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DKJHY
ISI.AND.
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
21MW;
temperature,
36;
sea
moderate;
2
30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
1'rlnce
George
otT
Cumalon
southbound:
8
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Venture
at
Claxton
northbound.
HULL
HA1UIOH.
Cloudy,
rtrong
west
gale;
barometer,
29.62;
temperature,
3H;
sea
rough:
.30
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Venture
left
Surf
Inlet
norlh-itound.
IEAI
TltKK
POINT.-
Snow,
aim;
barometer.
2l.5H;
temper
ature.
21;
sea
smooth.
Noon
DIGHY
ISLAND.
Snowing,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
.'9.7-';
temperature,
10;
sea
moderate.
HILL
HAIUIOIl.
Overcast,
strong
north
gale;
barometer.
-"J.76;
temperature.
10;
sea
rough.
IK,I
TltKK
I'OINT.
Overcast,
ralifi;
barometer,
2'J.CU;
temperature.
32;
sea
smooth.
,
Iteshleiils
of
Fifth
Avenue
Fast
are
bin?
notified
by
the
ify
f-ntjineer
that
the
avetiu?
belwen
Mcllride
and
tuition
(Streets
will
lw
closed
to
trafll.-I
after
Tuesday
next
until
the
Igradinir
about
to
be
undertaken
its
completed.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Slieddon
and
family
sailed
last
night
by
the
steamer
Wince
George
for
the
south.
They
ore
going
to
locate
in
Astoria,
Oregon,
Mr.
Slieddon
having
sold
out
In
transfer
business
here
to
I'ercy
Cameron.
NOTICE
Advertisers
are
remind-
eI
that
copy
for
adver-
lisements
should
be
in
the
Daily
News
office
before
i
p.m.
today
to
ensure
in-
sertion
in
tomorrow'
Is-
sue.
tf
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
W;
arc
giving
the
public
a
chance
to
save
from
about
8
to
15
on
their
grocery
bills.
Come
iit
and
inspect
our
stock.
Here
are
f.
few
suggesting
for
washday
and
general
cleaning:
It
C.
Soap,
1
box
25c
5
boxes
$1.15
Sunlight
Soaps
per
box
25o
13
bars
$1.00
Lilac
Hose
Son
p.
12
for
$1.00
Ivory
Soap,
12
for
.
$1.00
Castile
Soap,
t
bars
.
$1.00
Cold
Dust.
3
pkg.
for
$1.10
pearllne,
3
pkg.
for
..
$1.00
l'cls
Naplba
Soap,
box
85c
Dutch
Cleanser,
0
for
.
70o
Lux,
0
for
70o
Lye,
2
for
25c
HeckiUs
Illue.
t
for
.
.
2So
On
Saturday,
Dec.
8th.
THE
ECONOMY
MEAT
MARKET.
WILL
OPEN
in
connection
with
the
Oroceries
under
t
lie
inanageiuenJ
of
Mr.
Spike,
formerly
manager
of
the
meat
department
of
the
Unite
it
Table
Supply
Co.
The
very
best
of
meals
will
be
on
hand
on
a
Cash
mid
Carry
basis.
E
All
Orders
over
$10.00
delivered.
GQNOMY
STORE
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
FARMERS
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Hoillng
Heef
...
...
.
.
.
60
Pol
ltoasl
80
Illli
ltoasl
,
.
15o
Veal
Stew
80
Veal
Shoulder
Hoast
.
.
10o
Leg
of
Veal,
whole
....
16c
Lamb
...
...
10o
Shoulder
Lamb
.,
,.
17o
Leg
of
Lamb
32o
Leg
nf
pork
,
.
28c
Loin
of
Pork
30o
Look
over
our
Orocery
Stock
and
note
our
prices.
Orders
of
$5.00
Delivered.
Phone
376
The
House
Friday.
December
7,
I923
Phone
376
of
Quality
Parents,
Do
Your
Duty
For
the
bys
and
Kirls
must
be
protected
in
(h:
weather.
Thrr
is
only
one
way
of
doing
this
and
Huil
by
keeping
their
feet
dry.
wnrtu
and
comfortable.
The
old
saving
"For
a
long
and
happy
life
three
things
are
ne
:e
saryi
a
rool
hand,
rlear
conscience
mid
ilry
fel"
ha
u
()
or
truth
it
111
and
we
have
the
goods
In
KEEP
THE
FEET
DRY
tiood
ionet,
solid,
long
living,
footwear
ut
rea-ouuMr
prices
Tor
the
whole
family.
Our
roiinenre
does
ni
worry
us
when
we
ell
the
good
In
nnr
customer
(Iome
in
and
let
u
show
oii.
HovV,
fnm
$3.15.
llirls',
ze
M-S,
$3.15.
Youths.
Mxc
1
1-1
:,
$2.80
Children",
sues
8
to
Dm,
$2.80.
Mark
or
Drown.
MOSCOW
RUBBER
BOOTS
FOR
WOMEN
AND
CHILDREN.
(irey
top
ruffs
for
women
and
Mark
n'
r-ikhiiii
tups
for
Pir
girl.
The
only
Iliissian
footwear
Hi
lowu.
$3.25
$3.75
and
$4.50.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Mail
Orders
Prepaid,
Phone
378.
Hatisfaetioti
or
Money
Hark
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
The
Epic
Photo-Drama
THE
"Spotters"
A
pirturtzatioii
of
Hex
Heard
Hwrful.
Ihuit.:!?
lory
of
brave
days
in
the
golden,
lawless
Yukon.
la::e
1
fighting
men
and
reckless
denude
111
the
goldrirld
ol
Pn
uorthlaiid.
the
land
tif
romance.
A
photoplay
epic
of
?er
days.
A
screen
ru.ti'
of
the
stirring
event
o
'
gold
rush.
Hrilliaut
nl
includes
Milton
Sills,
Mitchell
Lewis,
Noah
Beery,
Ford
Sterling,
Barbara
Bsdford,
Anns
Q.
Nllsson,
Kate
Price
and
Louise
Faxenda.
COMEDY
''COLLAR
AND
CUFFS."
Foi
News-Oaietls.
Admission
50c
and
25c
Now
that
the
Cold
Weather
is
here
You
have
a
chance
to
save
money
at
Jabour
Brothers'
Underwear
SALE
On
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday,
December
6,
7,
and
8.
Watson'
Comdiiiiihoii
ror
Ladies.
754
wool,
in
low
lin
k,
short
sleeve,
knee
anil
ankle
length,
value
i?:T.itt
''IJ-Sale
price
.'
.
2,65
Watson's
Oimdiiiatioiis
for
Ladies,
guaranteed
.1.00',
pur
wool,
shoulder
I
nip,
V
iind
Duchess
neck,
iiiikle
length,.
values
from
fc.l.OO
to
0.r0.
Hale
price
Walsou's
Combinations
for
Ladies,
00
pure
wool,
i.jj
kneJ
length.
Values
t..0
lo
r,00.
Sale
prirc
$3'"5
Watson's
Wool
and
Silk
Coinhiiiiilloi
and
Two
pin
c
.Suits,
15
discount
TuriihiiU's
Cee-Tee
Wool
Combinations,
size-
'from
.
Values
from
?.."
lo
ifX.OO.
Hale
price
.
53.65
Walsou's
All-Wool
Vests
mid
Drawer,
:..
value
l
$2.75
llygeian
Hiik
find
Cotton
Vesls,
.tio
vaiues.
Sale
rirj
Ladies'
C0II011
Cotiibiiialion.
'-'.."(
valiiss
ntxl
up.
s''''
price
Heavy
Cotton
Vests
for
Cdildren,
ll.1i-
values.
Sale
price
0t
Heavy
Cotton
Union
Suit
for
growing
girls,
sixes
rroni
to
!M
only.
l.0H
lo
S.2.1
values.
Sale
price
Sl-
Cotton
Conidinntioiis
for
Children,
sizes
'."-'
lo
38.
1
"
'-.0U
Values.
Sale
price
Children's
Sleepers,
15
dltcounL
Hoys'
L'nilerwear,
Ivvo
piece
suits,
and
coinbiiialioiis.
20:.;
dlscounL
100
pairs
Children's
Fell
Slippers,
sixes
IV4
lo
I
OH.
-J
mid
$1.5(1
values.
Sale
price
1,0r
0
dozen
pairs
Ladies'
Kelt
Slippers,
sixes
from
II
In
7-
;"
and
!j'-'..10
values.
Sale
pries
.
.
.
.
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..See
Our
Windows
Don't
miss
this
ypportnnily.
Liidies'
and
Children's
lints,
one
third
off.
Ladies'
Coals,
25
dlscounL
FOR
THREE
DAY8
ONLY.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Corner
Third
and
8eventh.
Phone
645.