PAGE
BIX.
Striking
a
new
note
in
Xmas
Gifts
LINENS
are
always
appreciated
tecau-e
one
can
never
have
loo
much
of
a
gtod
thing.
We
have
an
exceptional
range
hich
CANNOT
BE
KUl'LIUATEI
IN
TOWN.
Linen
Luncheon
Sets
In
rolor
of
Rose.
Slraw
and
Natural.
Absolute!?
fa$l
color.
5
pieces
to
the
eL
From
$65
per
et
Pure
Lfnen
Towels
With
colored
ends
of
Pink,
Blue
.or
Mauve,
at
$1.50
psr
pair
Pure
Linen
Table
Cloths
With
napkin
to
match,
or
can
le
purrhaed
separately
in
pleasing
patterns.
Sets
from
51S.50
to
$25.00
Two
Pure
Linen
Towels
With
scalloped
borders,
handsomely
embroidered,
at
$3.75
pair
Guest
Towels
In
very
fine
quality
pure
linen,
also
in
Union
linen,
from
$1.25
to
$250
per
pair
Napkins
Individual
Napkins
in
hemstitched
Damask
or
Maderia
work.
Pure
linen.
From
70c
each
Handkerchiefs
A
siieudid
selection
either
boxed
or
separate,
for
every
member
of
the
family,
at
all
prices.
Silk
Underwear
A
rich
assortment
of
Camisole.
Bloomer.
Nightdresses,
Steps-ins,
etc
All
very
reasonably
priced.
Gloves
lit
Kid.
Wool,
Silk
or
Chamoisetie,
from
95c
to
$7.50'
pair.
Hosiery
filove
Silk
Niagara
Maid,
in
plain
or
fancy
w;ave,
from
$3.95
pair
Holeproof
Silk
Hose
(Jarter
top,
in
Black,
Brown.
While.
(irey
or
Suede,
at
$1.85
pair
Dressing
Gowns
A
most
acceptable
gift,
in
Jaeger
all
wool
and
Beacon
cloth,
from
$6.75
to
$27.50
Also
a
large
variety
of
Fancy
Articles
in
Fancy
Linens.
Bag?.
Nekiet.
and
a
lot
of
other
desirable
gift
articles
to
selert
from.
Fancy
Gift
Boxes
Presented
with
all
Gift
Purchases.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Third
Ave,
A
Fulton
SL
Phone
9.
THE
EARLY
BIRD
Gets
the
Discounts
j
i
To
relieve
the
afternoon
rush
we
will
give
every
ens-
1
tonier
who
shops
here
in
the
forenoon
an
extra
SPECIAL
DISCOUNT.
j
Our
goods
are
all
marked
in
plain
figures
at
j
Prices
to
Compete
with
!
Any
Store
in
Canada
j
We
are
crowded
for
room
and
have
an
enormous
!
stock
which
it
will
pay
you
to
look
over
before
buying.
!
Inspection
invited.
j
YOUR
CHANCE
TO
SAVE
MONEY.
j
Max
Heilbroner
!
The
Jeweller.
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street.
i
Santa
Claus
Is
Delighted
With
Our
New
Stock
of
Tom
Smith's
Yuletide
Crackers.
All
Ihe
fun
of
the
fair
at
the
table
on
Xtniis
Day.
Every
cracker
contains
a
delightful
gift
and
are
imported
direct
from
londou,
England.
There
is
nothing
Vise
like
them
in
the
Cracker
line
and
they
are
the
rage
of
the
British
Isles.
A
masterpiece
of
art
and
just
the
thing
for
table
decoration
purposes.
Also
Tom
Smith's
Imported
Toy
Novelties
filled
with
candies.
Thel
race
of
your
boy
or
girl
will
register
delight
if
Santa
Clans
is
told
to
put
one
of
thes?
in
their
slocking
Xmas
Eve.
Purdy's
Famous
Candies
in
delightful
boxes.
PurdyN
Candies
lead
in
the
candy
market
today.
If
you
sav
it
with
"PurdyV
you'll
say
it
right.
ROCK
BOTTOM
PRICES.
Call
in
and
we'll
be
glad
to
show
you.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
We
Cash
Cheques.
Shockleys
PIanin
Mills
J
Phone
383.
Sole
Agents
for
Royal
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C
Lumber
J.
Fyfe
Smith
Co
Hardwood
Fraser
Mills
FP
Veneer
Dimension
Lumber.
Fir,
Spruce
and
Cedar.
Spruce
and
Cedar
Shiplap.
Spruce
Planking.
Sash,
Doors
Mouldings.
Glass.
Shingles.
Fir
Veneer.
Cedar
Piling,
Saturday.
Deceraler
8.
the
Buck-j
ley
Bay
Minstiel
gave
their
first
entertainment.
It
a.
in.
deed
a
great
surprise
to
everyone
to
ce
such
a
fine
show
put
on
by
local
talent.
The
hall
found
that
Ihe
leg
was
broken
n
two
places
between
the
ankle
nd
the
knee.
A
oa
was
born
to
M
r.
and
Mrs.
I..
Howe
and
a
son
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
G.
Mitchell.
M,rs.
R.
A.
Renwiek
and
dauzh.
ers
of
Prince
George
pasted
lirough
the
city
last
nizht
tiound
fr
Victoria
where
they
wdl
stietid
the
holiday
season.
jmas
Suggestions
Store
Open
till
10
p.m.
on
Friday
and
Saturday.
Thursday
Half-Holiday
will
be
Closed
as
Usual.
Do
not
wait
until
Xrnas
F.e
to
do
your
shopping.
Monday.
Dec.
2lth,
will
be
the
busiest
ilay
we
have
eer
had,
as
Tuesday
shipping
orders
will
have
to
be
attended
to.
Out
of
town
customers
will
have
the
right
of
way
and
it
will
not
be
possible
to
give
city
orders
the
usual
attention
and
care.
Ve
hae
en
order
more
than
a
carload
of
fruits,
fresh
vegetables,
turkeys,
poultry,
nuts,
candies,
etc
to
arrie
this
week.
Place
your
order
with
us
and
you
will
not
be
disappointed.
Following
are
a
few
suggestion:
Fresh
Fruit
Dept.
Fancy
Apple.
Sunkisl
Oranges.
Florida
Grape
Fruit.
Jap
Oranges,
Lemon,
Grape..
lianauas.
Pear?.
Mixed
lta.kets
Fruit.
Fresh
Vegetable
Section
Jlnissel
Sprouts,
Tomatos.
Cucumbers.
Letluce.
Cauliflower.
Green
Onions,
Had-ihe.
Celery,
Cranberries,
Sweet
Potatoes.
Parsley,
llool
Vegetables.
Squash,
Pumpkin.
Cabbage,
etc.
Nuts,
Candles,
Etc.
Coroanut..
Mixed
Nuts
all
kinds,
Cheliiuls.
Layer
Fig,
Cluster
llaisius.
Mixed
Candy.
Mixed
I'eel,
Drained
Cherries,
Almond
Pasle,
(round
Almond.
Fruit
Oake,
Fancy
iJiscuils,
etc.
Meats,
Poultry
and
Provisions
Turkeys.
Geee,
Ducks,
llabltils.
Chicken
and
Fowl,
Cooke.
I
Ham,
Itacon,
Inf-ported
and
Domestic
Cheese,
elc.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
Our
Xmas
Puddings
arc
recommended
by
Santa
Claus
for
their
quality.
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
Phone
667.
THE
DAILY
NfcvV8.
Monday.
December
17,
ijjj
11
I
'
BUCKLEY
MINSTRELS
MAMCAM
IIDf
EC
GIVE
ENTERTAINMENT!
.f.1
vlxxnjU
Jim
Goss,
Derrick
Engineer
Breaks
His
Leg;
Two
Births
at
Mill
Town
BUCKLEY
BAY.
Iec.
On
PUNISHMENT
OF
THOSE
GUILTY
Lash
Advocated
by
Attorney
General
as
Fitting
Crime
If
Possible
If
the
Mounted
Police
officer.
was
packed
to
overflowing
and
.are
guilty
of
traffirkiux
in
droits
Ihe
continued
applause
of
the
and
inducing
young
girl
t
use
audience
and
the
dazzling
foot-
them
they
-should
be
seul
to
jail'
lights
on
the
stage
presented
a
spectacle
seeood
to
none
In
amateur
theatricals.
The
members
of
the
troupe
were
J.
MeD.
firosarl.
A.
V.
Col
ic,
F.
Timmi.
A.
V.
Iiurnip.
J.
laslie..
C.
II.
Srigley.
p.
Horel.
J.
H.
Thomas,
S.
J.
Van
Valken-
burg.
George
Andry.
Jim
Guts,
the
derrick
engineer
at
Hcckley
Hay.
had
the
misfor-
un.
t-
break
hi
leg
while
at
work
in
the
mill
yesterday.
On
arrival
al
Ihe
hospital
it
wa
for
a
term
of
fifteen
to
twenty
years
and.
If
possible,
lashed.;
With
this
blual
warning,
Hon.
A.'
M.
Manson.
Attorney
General.!
made
public
eensationat
evidence
against
Ihe
police
which
Commis
sioner
J
P.
Smith.
K.C,
investi
gating
the
drug
ease,
refused
to
hear,
according
to
Ihe
report
given
in
Ihe
Victoria
Times.
Mr.
Manson
announced
that
o
far
as
he
we
concerned
the
enquiry
had'
come
lo
an
end
and
added
that
he
hoped
the
Federal
government
would
appoint
a
new
commissioner
to
conduct
a
real
drug
enquiry,
clear
the
police
or
bring
out
evidence
which
would
send
them
lo
the
penitentiary.
The
present
commissioner,
he
de
clared,
seemed
to
bold
a
brief
fur
Ihe
police
officers
whose
con.
duct
he
was
investigating.
Mr.
Man
oo
read
to
the
Legis
lature
a
.worn
statement
about
the
Mounted
Police
officers
con
duct,
made
by
J.
J.
Wing,
a
Chinaman
sentenced
to
seven
years
in
the
penitentiary
for
drug
trafficking.
It
wa
this
statement,
which
Mr.
Smith
refused
lo
hear.
Refused
to
Call
Witness
"When
that
evidence
was
ten-
'
1
1'
il
Miss
-
lSSSSSSW
'
FOLLOW
THE
CROWD
To
the
Farmers'
Market
f
you
would
sate
money
on
Meat
and
Groceries,
A
FEW
OF
OUR
PRICES.
Heef
from
6c
up
Leg
of
Pork,
per
lb
...
25c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lb
17'ic
Veal
Slew.
ier
lb
Sc
Veal
Roast,
per
Iti
17c
Choice
I
tut
k
ley
Valley
Tur-
ke.
Geese.
Dorks,
and
Chickens
al
the
very
lowest
price.
Strictly
Fresh
1--g.
dm
55c
Itcoele.
Hal.,
per
lb
.
.
35c
Swift's
Premium
Hani
per
IK
0c
Swiff
premium
lUrou.
per
lb
50c
Spires,
any
kind
10c
Pastry
Hour,
to
lbs
.
.
45c
Kins
nrar
Sardine.
2
35c
Try-
Farmers'
Tea,
lb.
65c
tlarvel
Coffee,
per
lb.
50c
3
lb
for
$U3
Xmas
Cai-
ly
per
b.
35c
Xmas
Nuts
per
lb
25c
FARMERS
Market
Phone
Blue
421.
telephoned
Unit
thai
he
had
finally
retired.
Mr.
Mansott
addcil
that
Mr.
Harrison
s
ai
tiou
hll
been
quite
proper.
"I
don't
know
what
the
outcome
of
this
will
be."
Mr.
Man-ton
declared,
"but
I
want
to
say
here
ami
now
that
it
will
be
extremely
regrettable
if
Ottawa
lered
and
a
cojy
giten
Xo
Ihe
doe-n't
see
to
il
that
some
other
commissioner
he
refused
lo
bear,
com
miioiier
i
appointed
t
11
ami
rriusoi
10
call
w
tag,
,carry
on
lit
inestigation
in
a
Mr.
Manon
declared.
This,
the
thorough-going
fashion
that
will
attorney
general
asserted,
was
either
clear
the
reputation
of
itbe
climax
of
Ihe
eonimissiofierV,
those
officers
or
bring
out
evt
failure
to
handle
the
inestlga-denre
that
will
result
in
criminal
ition.
Mr.
k
Harrison,
he
an
-.'proceedings
and
Ihe
im
ar
ouneeil
had
suggested
that
it
cetation
of
these
men
for
a
term
jwas
very'
tUfte
-We
for
him
to
of
fifteen
to
twenly-fue
years
appear
WfoTe
the
commissioner
with
laslie
if
poible
because
1
further
under
the
rircumstance..
'these
iueu
were
enlruslel
with
tt
.
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iiar:ion,
nc
siuipii.
uan
just
ine
auiy
01
ioisiiig
aner
a
irai-
nf
kaai9an93aV
'
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CmlbrtIM
Jtttt
Marl
We
imile
you
lo
our
store
to.
day
and
try
the
Oulhransen
registering
piano.
A
few
moments
will
reveal
Hie
pleasures
it
offers.
,Ve
will
gladly
explain
the
ad
vantages
of
its
features.
many
exclusive
Walker's
Music
Store
Lid.
I
Many
a
good
slovc
gives
poor
results
because
It
is
supplied
'with
the
wrong
kind
of
coal.
.CONSUMKHB
COAL
is
picked
for
stove
use.
II
is
slendy-heatlng,
'jriphl-burning
coal
freed
from
choking
Impurities.
Try
CON.
SUMKflS.
See
how
your
stoe
will
"behave."
Consumers
Coal
Go,
Lid
Phones
7
and
311,
liquor
traffic,
wiiirh
ruins
more
!
parliculartf
the
lie
of
fun
women,
than
liquor
eer
aid,
Wants
to
be
Fair
Mj
Mansoii
dechirl
that
il
wa
vry
difficult
to
grt
evidence
i'
'ii'itr
case.
He
fell
that
Mr
Ha
M..
.11
hl
been
very
fair
and
had
not
endeavored
to
convict
any
innocent
titan.
I
instructed
him
lo
be
fair
to
the
force,
which
I
said
had
an
enviable
reputation
in
Canada.'"
he
aldel.
"but
if
there
were
cul-
Al
tUs.
EV.J
C
I,ri'
"')
must
be
found
out.
I
At
the
tnd
Ot
a
Uay.w
,
Vancoiner
a
few
days
.
-
fl.
11"
t
1
.a
s
me
roil
unwiiiiis,
iimmc
i"irp
me
m
utjf
rase
wa
ex-
works
Us
maKic.
tionc
are
Ihe
care.s
of
a
work-a-iay
world.
A
dear
old
tune
touches
the
chord
pected
to
come
up
and
when
in
Ihe
ministerial
room
of
Hie
courthouse
found
Mr.
Dusald
of
tender
memory
brings
backlonaxliy
in
an
impatient
arvu-boyisli
dreams
stirs
Ihe
fire
ofitneul
wild
Servl.
Mundy
regard-
inspiration
I
Whatever
your
mwsl
as
you
il
down
before
the
(iulhranseu
in?
Ihe
witness
Anderlon
"Mundy
said
he
did
not
know
Amlerlon
would
be
required
as
.
registering
piano
you
find
ft
sym-;a
wilness."
eonlftiued
lion.
Mr.
jpalhelic,
responsive.
For
it
ii.Manoii.
"Mr.
Doiiauhy
called
as
ready
to
re.
flee
I
Ihe
exuber-lMr.
Cniirkliank.
of
the
provin-jaiuc
of
youth
in
the
ialesl
ami
jcial
millre.
who
said
Mundy
did
irayest
of
popular
tunes
as
it
isjknow
that
Aiidertou
would
1
.
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t.n.
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tr
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II"
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inr;
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HF.IJfSlli;
lllSr
i
"
'
"'on.
ih-ii
.iiuiHiy
HUIII,!
lirii
(prioneil
in
the
score
of
a
com-.poser'n
niaslerwurk.
till.
Anderlon
hail
been
sent
out
of
Ihe
province.
Dnnaghy
said
Mundy
must
produce
Anderlon
or
face
a
warrant
for
splritinir
a
witness
"away,
or
some
words
to
that
effect.
Then
the
Mounted
police
got
busy
on
the
wires,
effectively."
Mr.
Malison's
statement
wa
creeled
wilh
warm
mpplause
from
all
side
'of
the
House.
SitHmi
ih(
riii
vmi.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
f
Intuition
to
Apply
lo
Loot
Ltnf.
In
Skrriui
IjimI
IHttrlrl,
lirmrtlliif
lH-trlrl
of
oikI
dilute
ini
7.a(t
lln1.
Tak.
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fhore
line
tl
hlrh
water
mark
anniiMl
tlie
Olaml
and
rrturnlnr
to
r"lnl
rwiimnirenienl.
and
romalmnr
l,ino
arrra,
mire
ir
Irsa.
(IKOIt'lK
kKHIl,
.VaiiNi
nf
ai'i'llrant.
IIOOMKS
k.
riltKMA.
lien
I.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
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6.
Phone
.
Open
Evenings
Oniy
Pop
Special
Appointments.
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376
The
House
Phone
376
of
Quality
Xmas
Bargains
Silk
I
oder-kirt
J8.00U)$1140
Crre-de-Chene
Teddies
$5.75
to
$740
Silk
Camioes
95c
to
$3.75
Hathrobe
and
Kituouas
.
.'
.
.
$3.75
to
$12.00
Silk
Scarfs
$3.05
to
$4J5
Boxed
Handkerchiefs
.
x
20c
to
$2.75
Kmliruidered
tloHwr
and
Cuff
Set
$1.00
to
$2.25
Glor
hi
grtmt
variety
85c
to
$4.50
Woollen
Sea
rfs
$1.50
to
$4.50
WAISTS
A
wond-rfiil
rHiige
at
ndiciiliily
low
prices
$2.05
to
$740
Krliisie
Model,
from
$0.50
to
$20.00
A
Special
10
Discount
to
Morning
Shoppers.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phono
376.
Mad
Orders
Prepaid.
Satisfac
tion
or
Money
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WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
arid
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
Reginald
Denny
the
Canlena
yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs.
J.
I(nrey,
who
has
been
visiling
for
seveml
months
in
Washington
slalr,
returned
to
Ihe
clly
on
the
Prince
Itujiert
Saturdiiy
afternoon.
-
s-
Fred
Duhord,
proprietor
of
the
Tourist
Hotel,
Ten-are.
nr-rived
in
the
ciljr
on
Inst
iillil's
(rain
ami
is'
registered
nl
the
Hotel
Prince
Ituperl.
llids
for
the
purchase
of
Ihe
old
Pacific
ea
Products
build
ing
on
the
wiilerfronl
towards
Seal
Coc,
which
closed
on
Sat
urday
afternoon,
will
be
opened
al
New
Westminster.
-
-
The
auxiliary
schooner
Hnys-
porl,
formerly
of
Prince
llupert,
has
been
seized
nt
Vancouver
by
Marshal
Charles
Macdouald
of
the
Admiralty
court.
A
writ
has
been
issued
against
Ihe
schooner
by
Caplnln
John
Dutton
to
recover
1000
wages.
I..
II.
Morlori
formerly
a
C.
N.ll.
train
conductor
here,
returned
to
lowu
last
night
after
an
absence
of
(wo
years,
most
nf
which
lime
was
spent
In
Los
Angeles
where
Mrs.
Morion
Is
at
present.
He
is
leaving
tonight
for
the
interior
and
will
heinain
In
the
district
n
couple
of
months.
Advertise
in
th
Dally
News.
in
"Kentucky
Derby"
A
(Hiwerful
melodrama
niiilaiuiug
the
iiut
Hi-
f
horse
race
eter
srreetied.
V
trenfiidous
rlmuv
l
.
niarkalde
story
of
aihenliire
with
a
crashing
(mih
will
tee
you
hreathlrss.
One
of
the
finest
cast
eer
n4mblei
for
a
inrr
includes
Wilfred
Lucas,
Cmmelt
King,
Lillian
Rich
and
Gertrude
Astor.
CENTURY
COMEDY
MSO
LONG
BUDDY"
PATHE
REVIEW.
Admission
35o
and
10c
MANUFACTURERS'
8AMPLE8.
RAINCOATS
P.
B.
COW,
LONDON,
ENGLAND.
8pecla
Prices.
STEVE
KING
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mrs.
Denny
Oreen.
who
has
been
visit
ing
for
several
weeks
in
the
south,
returned
home
on
Phone
Green
85
Third
Avenue
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
i
-
Here
is
a
chalice
f
.'
v
boly
who
wants
'o
sVJ
money.
We
will
have
its
ou
M
i
Ifc'pl.
a
first
class
s.-l"
""
of
Turkeys
al
not
our
3
per
lb.
Flour,
per
rk
Flour,
Pastry,
10
lb.
fsrh
Itoil'nV'gatsi
'lt.
A
K
J
lb
sack!
1
"
llolfed
Oats.
0
lb.
sat
J5c
Oatmeal,
II.
A
K.,
i
70e
Cri-am
of
Wheal,
S
lb.
35
Milk,
per
cas
...
...
5's
FjizIc
Brand
Milk,
per
$2.40
Jap
tlrannes,
per
box
7je
Mixed
Nuls.
per
Mb.
3e
Fresh
lloasted
I'caiiuls
20e
rSiMlu'lllsciilts,
per
tl"
Sugar.
20
II
Oreumi'O'
ihiller,
ib.
Do
your
Xnuis
hUyiug
eariy
'
and
sine
mom-y
All
Orders
over
$10
0
D
llvered
ECONOMY
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417
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Avenue
El-