THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Thursday,
November
e,
193
PAGE
SIX.
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LADIES'
RAIN
COATS
A
really
good
Raincoat
is
an
absolute
necessity
these
days.
We
have
a
small
line
of
20
Coats,
English
Paramattas
and
Rubberized
Tweeds.
Valuss
to
$22.50
in
a
fair
assortment
of
sizes
and
colors,
lo
be
cleared
at
$10.50
Children's
Rubber
Coats
in
sizes
from
to
10
years.
Uelted
style.
Values
lo
$7.50.
Clearing
at
'each
....
$3.95
Children's
Slicker
Capes
with
silk
lined
hoods
at
each
$3-50
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Executed.
We
Pay
Delivery
Charges
Thanksgiving
TURKEYS
Arriving
This
Week.
Hook
your
orders
early
for
these
fresh
killed
birds.
Cranberries,
per
lb.
.
.
.
25c
Live
Chickens
for
roasting
or
boiling
dressed
to
order.
TELEPHONE
SPECIALS.
No.
1
Dairy
Uuttcr,
3
lbs.
for
$1.00
Alberta
Kggs,
Fresh,
3
dor.
$1.00
Swiff
Premium
Bacon
Small
sides
average
4
to
5
lbs.
Taking
whole
side,
per
lb
45c
I'ansliine
Cleanser,
4
tins
for
25c
Ooldeii
West
Washing
Powder,
large
peke
30c
Combination
Vegetable
Special
$1.00.
15
lbs.
Terrace
Turnips.
10
lbs.
Terrace
Carrots.
f
lbs.
Cooking
Onions.
5
lbs.
Terrace
Ueets.
Shoe
Polish
in
Black,
Tan
or
Ox
Blood,
3
tins
for
35c
Baby's
Own
Soap,
3
bars
for
35c
Malkin's,
Best
Strawberry
Jam,
I
lb.
pails.
Phone
special
...
85c
Madagascar
Lima
Beans,
3
lbs.
for
25c
Evaporated
Peaches,
3
lbs.
.
50c
Kvaporaled
Apricots?
3
lbs.
...
50c
Christie
Sodas,
tin
...
45c
Combination
Spcelal.
3
amall
tins
Heinzs
Pork
and
Beans.
t
small
tins
Heinz
Tomato
Soup.
7
tins
for
95c.
Candied
Cherries,
per
lb.
75c
Mixed
Peel,
1
lb.
lemon
and
Orange
assorted,
lb.
citron,
per
lb.
..
..
0c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Sleam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Hates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
.
P
.Uva
B
P
.
It
is
a
pleasure
to
the
discrim
dialing
housewife
lo
see
CON
SUMKHS
COAL
go
Into
her
bins
Every
piece
sizable,
bright
and
clean.
Not
a
piece
of
shale
or
non-burning
dirt.
All
of
it
oacked
heat
full
heat
value
for
every
dollar
paid.
CONSOMEIIS
COAL
Is
stove
coal
cleaned
and
selected.
Consumers
Goal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
7
an4
311.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5669.
Seated
Triidrr
will
be
Irrrived
by
tlw
MlnlMrr
of
Lands,
at
Victoria,
nut
later
Iban
noon
uti
the
tlnd
day
or
.Xovrnilwr,
IK
J,
for
Hie
purrhate
or
Llcriirr
X
S66.
to
rut
11.000
Jickplne
Tlr
oil
aa
area
adjoining-
Lot
5JJ4.
Ilanre
I,
Coail
Land
District.
Two
it)
yrara
will
lx-
alkrd
for
it.
nmval
or
timber.
Furtlwr
particular
of
the
Chlff
Fowler,
Victoria.
B.C..
or
DUtrlrl
FureMer.
Prince
Itupcrl,
B.C.
TIMBER
8ALE
X
5670.
Scaled
Tender
will
be
received
by,
the
Mlniftrr
or
Land,
at
Victoria,
not
later
I
tun
noon
on
Hie
30th
day
or
.November.
ISJJ.
ror
the
pure
haw
or
Licence
X
S70.
lo
rut
JJ.I0O
Jackplne
Tie,
on
an
area
adjnlnlnr
Lot
Mtl,
Ilanre
5.
Cusl
Land
Dlitrlet.
Tbree
i.J.
year
will
be
allowed
Tor
removal
or
timber.
Further
particular
or
the
Cbirf
Fore-ler.
Victoria.
B.C
or
DlMrirt
Foreter.
!
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Loggers
&
Prospectors
BOOTS
Men's
Fine
Shoes
from
$4.50
Man's
Brown
Calf
Shoes,
in
Goodyear
Welt,
wjde
or
narrow
toes,
from
$5.50
Hand
Made
Loggers'
Boots
from
$8.50
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoeman.
Next
St.
Regis,
Cafe.
Have
you
had
your
PASTEURISED
MILK
TODAY7
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
Sells
Milk,
Cream
and
Butter
Phone
81.
Daijy
Deliveries.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert1
Leading
RestauranL
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Sleam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
A
complete
and
exclusive
line
of
Eastern
and
Imported
LADIES'
SUITS,
CLOAKS,
and
DRESSES.
J.
Bent
Ladles'
Ready-to-Wear.
P.O.
Box
703.
Phone
051.
"The
Most
of
the
Best
for
the
Least."
BATTLESHIPS
ADC
IIQCT
TQCl
niVLi
VUUULiVU
That
Is
View
Taken
by
Sir
Percy
Scott
and
Forcibly
Expressed
RAN
FROM
SUBMARINES
Attack
Made
on
Proposal
For
Dominions
to
Aid
In
Singapore
Docks
LONDON,
Nov.
8.
Speaking
at
the
Itoyal1
Colonial
Institute
to
the
members
of
the
Australian
Native"
Association
on
the
tjues-lion,
"Should
Australia
and
New
'Zealand
subscribe
towards
build
ing
docks
at
Singapore
for
our
latest
battleships?"
Sir
Percy
Scott
.said
that
lie
had
been
asking
for
four
years
what
our
new
battleship
were
being
built
for,
but
could
gel
no
answer.
Admiral
Fulliaur,
an
American,
had
said
that
with
battleship
they
would
be
fighting
the
bailie
of
the
future
with
the
weapons
of
the
past.
"He
means
lo
say
they
are
damned
fools
ami
I
rather
agree
with
him,"
said
Sir
Percy.
(Laughter..
The
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty
hal
stated
that
submarines
had
never
affected
the
free
movements
of
the
fleet.
Admiral
Sir
Cecil
Lambert
very
quickly
fell
foul
of
him,
characterising
thai
statement
as
the
greatest
contradiction
of.
positive
fact
for
which
a
cabinet
minister
had
ever
been
responsible.
"I
hope
that
Will
appear
in
the
papers.
The
First
Lord
will
be
very
pleased
to
read
it
in
the
morning."
(Laughter
.
Ships
Ran
Away
Sir
Percy
Scott
then
enumerated
some
of
the
achievements
of
submarines
during
the
war
and,
referring
to
the
statement
of
a
distinguished
admiral
that
when
the
battleships
ran
away
from
a
little
submarine
in
the
Mediter
ranean
it
was
because
the
ships
were
in
the
wrong
place,
said
he
thought
that
was
a
severe,
repri
mand
for
the
Admiralty.
It
would
be
interesting
to
that
au
dit-lice
because
it
demonstrated
that
the
Dominions
could
protect
themselves
with
submarines,
battleship
that
should
visit
their
coast
beiiifr
sure
to
find
them
Selves
iti
the
wrong
place.
Laughlen.
"If,"
he
said,
"the
water
of
all
countries
are
pro
teeted
by
submarines
all
waters
will
be
wrong
waters
for
battle
ships
to
go
(o,
and
if
thai
is
so
where
are
they
to
go?
(Laugh
ter
.
Doves
of
Peace
He
wa
inclined
lo
agree
with
the
midshipman
who
said
"Bat
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
November
8
High
0:16
a.m.
21.3
fl
12:19
p.m.
23.0
"
Low
......
C:lt
a.m.
U
"
19:21
p.m.
1.0
"
Friday,
November
9
High
1:32
a.m.
21.0
fl
13:32
p.m.
23.0
Low
7:28
a.m.
1.6
20:05
p.m.
0.C
FARMERS'
Meat
Market
FRESH
STOCK
OF
BEEF
JUST
IN.
Lowest
Prices
In
Town.
Fresh
Eggs
Belter
than
ever.
Patronize
local
products.
Turkeys
Our
Turkeys
are
in.
Don't
delay!
Don't
delay
1
1'
lteil
Spuds
$1,50
per
sack.
Phone
Blue
428.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blook,
.PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
U
.
Phone
M.
Open
Evenings
Only
Per
Special
Appointments.
lOOpercent
COWS'
Milk
l
if
makes"
a
cup
I
BvBSB.
11
r
1
wbw
of
coffee.
Try,
for
your.
mU,
its
crramy
flavor
of
milk
periiy.
eship
are
no
damned
use
at
all.
The
American
Admiral
he
had
quoted
had
said
dial
it
looked
a
if
fit
future
they
would
be
unable
to
carry
war
from
one
continent
to
another,
and
so
the
new
weapons
might
be
doves
of
peace.
"The
typewriter,"
said
Sir
Percy
,
glancing
at
his
notes,
has
made
it
dud
of
peace.'
"
(Laughter
i.
He
ridiculed
the
proposals
in
regard
to
Singapore
the
spending
of
anything
up
to
50
millions
on
the
same
rubbishy
old
"sports"
lliat
anybody
could
knock
lo
pieces
with
a
pea-
hooter.
(Laughter;.
Positively
Wicked
"To
me,"
he
declared,
"it
ap
pears
positively
wicked
in
fare
of
the
immense
unemployment
that
we
should
be
sending
millions
lo
Singapore
for
the
employment
of
native
labor;"
The
Admiralty
knows
that
itf
view
of
the
new
weapons
battleship
Could
not
get
to
the
East
and
that
the
docks
are
not
reijuirfSl.
They
only
want
ti
stpieeze
money
out
of
the
Do
minions,"
?.fi)body."
be
de
clared,
"in
the
Dominions
who
contribute
o
these
lck
ought
lo
be
shot
(.laughter
for
it
is
wlirul.
wan
I
on
waste
of
the
taxpayers"
money."
ENGLISH
NEWSPAPERS
HAVE.
NEW
OWNERS
Hulton
Oroup
Divided.
Between
Lord
Rothermere
and
Lord
Beaverbrook
LONDON.
Nov.
M.
(Canadian
ess).
The
disposal
of
Ihe
Hulton
group
of
Enulish
daily
and
weekly
newspapers
lo
Lord
Ilollierinere
and
Lord
Beaver-'
brook.
Ihe
latter
acquiring
Ihe'
papers
hitherto
published
by,
llulton's
in
London
ami
Lord
Itothcrmere
taking
the
remaining
publications'"
issued
in
Manches
ter,
is
an
event
which,
while
of
less
general
interest
than
(he
purchase
of
the
Times
by
Lord
Noiihcliffe
some
yean
back,
i
of
even
greater
moment
to
workers
in
the
newspaper
field
in
the
Old
Country.
In
thirty
year
or
less
Ihe
firm
of
Million
has
hull!
up
a
business
second
only
In
siie,
so
far
as
Ureal
Britain
is
con
cerned,
to
Ihe
undertaking
which
the
late
Lord
NorthelilTc
and
his
brother,
-
Lord
Itothcrinere,
brought
into
being.
Hulton's
History
Edward
Hulton,
founder
of
Ihe
firm,
was
a
Manchester
man
of
bumble
origin.
Hi
early
life
was
certainly
not
spent
in
a
newspaper
olllce,
but
he
evidently
possessed
Ihe
flair
for
recog
nising
what
a
considerable
proportion
of
the
teeming
popula
tion
of
industrial
workers
in
and
around
Manchester
were
especi-l
ally
glad
to
gel
hi
the
way
of
now
or
Ihe
day.
Horse
racing.
then
its'
Mow,
wits
one
of
'the
chief
inli'iesls
of
the
uiaSses
the
in-1
Iciest,
it
is
hardly
necessary
to
say,
being
almost
confined
to
a
following
of
J
the
"form
of
horses
and
the
odds
quoted
by
the
hookies.
Edward
Hulton
Ihe
First,
conceived
(lie-
idea
of
inlnif
lering
til'
the
needs
of
Ibis
crass
of
sportsman
in
ami
around
his
native
city
by
producing
an
early
morning
sheet-devoted
en-
lirely
to
racing,
football
and
Ihe
like.
The
earlier!
issues,
the
story
runs,
were
run
olf
by
the
proprietor-editor,
himself,
he
wa
his
own
circulation
manager,
accountant
,and
'everything
else.
From
the
first
Ihe
enterprise
made
imjuey;
the
nilllworker
of
Manchester,
it
was
asserted
would
ratlin
have
denied
hliu
self
his
breakfast
than
his
early
morning
perusal
of
the
Sporting
Chronicle.
The
next
venture
was
Ihe
Manchester
Kvening
Chronicle,
a
paper
designed
to
appeal
to
the
general
reader
in
Ihegreal
Knglish
cotton
district.
Succes
likewise
attended
this
venture,
for
there
was
an
element
of
map
and
brightness
which
up
lo
then
had
been
lacking
In
most
of
the
papers
of
the
north
of
Hiigland.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
DK2BY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
2l.t2;
temperature,
II;
sea
nmoth;
5:15
a.m.
spoke
steamer
I'rfnce
(ieorge
on
(ieorgia
lleef
hound
for
Auyox.
DKAD
Til
EE
POINT.
Clear,
aim;
barometer.
29.90;
temperature,
32;
sea
smooth.
Ill
I.I.
HAIUIOH.
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30:12;
temperature.
10;
moderate
swell;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Venture
leaving
Port
Hardy
northbound:
8
a.m.
spoke
lug
Lome
o'T
Fog
llock
southbound.
Noon
DKiBY,
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
southeast
wind;
barometer.
29.-
92;
temperature,
51;
sea
moder
ate;
9
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
John
left
Cuiuhewa
southbound.
DEAD
THEH
POINT.
Clear,
calm;
barometer.
29.90;
temperature,
17;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HAIIBOH.-Clear.
calm,
barometer.
30:08:
temperature.
CO;
moderate
swell.
SPECIAL
SLEEPING
CARS
FOR
CHRISTMAS
SAILINGS
OF
WHITE
STAR
STEAMERS
To
connect
with
steamer
of
While
Star
Line
sailing
from
Montreal.
November
21,
and
from
Halifax
December
V
and
II.
special
Tourist
Sleeping
Car
will
be
operated
from
Edmonton
to
ship
side.
Paengers
for
these
cars
should
arrange
to
leave
Prince
Hoped
via
Canadian
National
Itailways,
November
17,
December
ami
7.
For
rale
and
reservations.
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Ofllce.
Canadian
National
Itailways.
52
Third
Avenue.
Prince
llupert,
B.C.
Phone
200.
When
vnil
huv
ArlvM
mtnff
VIM
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
volt
ire
H
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
MITICE
IS
IIEItEBY
OIVKM
tint
Uw
rrrv
oiierlnr
rjunnrl
I.uikI
lluitro
it
tlw
month
of
Oardnrr
Caiul.
tuntt
4,
Coat
liutrlrl.
ih
rorowrlr
rutrrtd
by
TliuU-r
Mrewe
So.
MMI
H
riwrllJ.
O.
a
JUDEX
Iirpoir
MloltUr
Of
Umll,
Uik1
Drptrtmrnt,
Vlrtorli,
B.C.
ttttl
OrK,tr.
letS.
Your
Thanksgiving
Dinner
will
be
a
greater
success
with
delicacies
from
our
store.
The
season
i
here
for
Pumpkin
Pies
...
35o
each
Mince
Pies
...
50c
per
dot.
Pork
Pies
15c
each
French
Pastry..
50c
per
dot.
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
Phone
697.
vIbmbmbmbmbmbmbmbB1
TlfUllt
Dohrrfy
Coeparrd
with
ordinary
tltrd
pit
ror
the
small
apartment
or
cramped
living
room,
the
Dohcrly
Small
Piano
has
become
a
great
favorite.
We
have
had
nearly
20
of
thco
pianos
this
year
and
only
have
one
left
at
present,
but
will
have
another
shipment
this
month.
For
8ale
or
Rent
at
i
Walker's
Music
Store
ltd
BOYS!
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You
are
Lucky
Mr.
Skiniler.
the
"U.OTIIKS
OK
Ul
AI.ITY
man
he-decided
to
take
in
Hlewarl
on
this
trip
and
will
lhere!,re
lie
in
town
until
.Saturday.
The
FREE
PANTS
Offer
WILL
BE
CONTINUED
UNTIL
THjAT
DATE.
We
sold
i'O
siuls
on
Saturday
lat
nid
12
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Like
the
iiolcd
"Johnny
Walker
we
are
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gout;
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ORDERS
OR
BUST
IS
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SLOGAN
OF
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OLD
MAN
SKINNER.
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TRADING
CO.
Agents
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Tonight
Only,
Thursday,
7
and
9
GLORIASWANSON
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A
tale
of
the
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age
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the
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her
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of
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prodigal
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had
exhausted
cver
thrill
or
this
age
or
jnu
ami
in
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more
fmnd
?
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in
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geous.
daring,
ultra
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a
the
swiftest
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all
n.ijp;
doni,
with
Theodore
Holier
niul
brilliant
ra
sir
it
adaptation
of
Joeh
Hocking's
famoiK
ImniW.
COMEDY
"HIS
NEW
PAPA."
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NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
35c
and
10c
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STORE
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riervice
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and
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Terms
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Purchasers.
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You'll
Get
the
Very
Beit
Value
Possible
In
Gloves
and
Hosiery
if
joii
luy
your
Fall
nml
Winter
(Hove
mid
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in
a
wide
variety,
we
value
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cannot
be
excelled.
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Gloves
In
grey,
drown,
eliuniois
4ntf
dlark;
all
xizei",
per
pair
Chamolsette
Gloves
elbow
length,
in
i-hnmni
nd
nil
size.,
per
pair
......
...
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.
.
Acme
Gloves
a
good
brand
in
kid,
drown
nriil
grey
wri''
gauntlet
mid
eldow
length,
from
.
L
$,5
up
Cashmere
Hose
for
ladies
and
'Hiildnnfdoliei.
fr"
"i'i:
o
,
$'78
Holeproof
Silk
and
Wool
Hosiery
in
dlack,
i''
champagne,
from
,
....
,
$1.75
up
Holeproof
8llk
Hosiery
from
$1.50
lo
$4.50
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Ltd.
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