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PASS
SIX
Sport
Flannels
A
new
shipment
of
these
popular
Flannels,
51
inches
wide,
in
Sand,
Henna,
Turquoie
Roe,
Paddy
and
Pekin.
Excellent
quality
at
$2.50
FLANNEL
MIDDIES
Balkan
Style
in
Navy
and
Cardinal.
Sizes
from
0
yiars
fu
14
years
in
Mioses
and
from
10
to
40
years
in
Ladies.
Serge
Gymnasium
Bloomers
Made
in
full
roomy
ye.
Ages
10
to
18
years,
wejl
cut.
From
$4.75
We
carry
Pictorial
Review
and
Ladies'
Home
Journal
Patterns.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
We
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
MADAM!
Try
our
Kleclric-BaVe
Raisin
Bread
It
will
be
a
favorite
with
all
the
family.
15c
a
Loaf
At
your
Grocer
or
at
the
Electric
Window
Bakeries
?
Tnlrtf
Ave..
Phone
667.
You
have
no
trouble
with
CON'
UMEI18
COAL,
no
fuss
with)
Ilufcs
or
draught
You
never
know!
liow
some
coal
will
burn
clean'
one
day,
shaly
the
next.
Hut
you
can
safely
rely
on
CONSUMERS
pOAL.
Clean,
sized,
selected,
il
ulwuyg
burns
the
name
brightly,
with
steady
heat
and
free
from
soot.
1
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
'
Phones
7
and
311.
liutnrt,
B.C.
Phone
9.
I
lamnhnna
j
1
,
!
Specials
j
Shop
by
Phone
to
Save
Time
and
Money.
Aiclnlosh
Ileal
Apple,
jum-''Wp
pack,
per
box
.
.
$1.75
parfMi
Union.,
per
lb.
10c
Hi
own
Sugar.
9
lb.
$1,00
leingSugar,
2
lb.
pkge.
25c
Juliana
HaUins
in
bulk.
3
IV.
for
40c
Hroken
Shelled
Walnut.
per
lC
35c
r
Shelled
Almond
par
lb.
45c
Liliby'
Catsup,
per
bot.
25c
t-.annear
tomatoes,
z
..
(Limit1
8
tins
der;.
.
...
25c
t
to
each
or
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
Canned
Fruit,
4
tins,
$1.00.
.1
Tin
Quaker
"Ilapbc
Ties.
20
oz.,
tails
1
Tin
Quaker
Strawberries',
20
oz..
talis.
1
Tin
Sliced
I'eaehe.-i.
20
oz,
tails.
I
.'Jin
Apricots.
20
oz,
tails.
Ripert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
URNS
LAKE
SCHOOL.
,
SEAU:i
TEIiEH.
ttdrrJ
1rnlrr
fur
Burn
uie
SrataA.
will
he
rrrmrd
by
the
IfeDuurabl
the
Miniter
cf
Public
Uirk
up
to
It
o'rlua-k
fimoiii
of
Tbor
dir.
the
5lh
Jar
of
Octotier.
Ilfl.
for
'IM
rirritba
and
raaiolenoa
of
three
iruara
School
with
Daw-tornl
and
oathmjit.
HI
Burn
Lake
n
the
omlnera
Eleetoral
I'lana.
'portNrttk.au.
Contract
and
'Form
ttt
TnxVr
may
be
m
no
and
iflrr
line
lira
aty
or
orfiWT,
Iff
J.
and
rur-Itbrr
Information
obuinral
at
the
Depart-Iment
of
Tublle
Worts.
I'arlUniml
Build-lnr.
and
at
lh
Ofrire
of
Ihr
Gotemmml
l.ttent
at
SmitbrrM
and
Piirtre
Georre.
j
Corl
of
PUn.
SpfrirtraUont,
etc
ran
be
obtalnrd
rnu
the
Department
on
jtarnent
or
a
iHvxii
or
Ten
Dollart
:
(110.00
.
uhlrb
will
b
refunded
on
their
irtnrn
In
rtfl
rondittuo.
!
Tbs
kivrst
or
any
tender
not
arret-
Mrllr
arrepled.
v.
rinup.
Publir
".rl
torturer.
Tbe
Detartnienl
r
Public
Workt,
VletorU.
B.C.
nruJbrr
ith.
I9J.
Loggers
&
Prospectors
BOOTS
Men's
Fine
Shos
from
$4.50
Men's
Brown
Calf
Shoes,
in
Goodyear
WelL
wtde
or
narrow
toes,
from
$5.50
Hand
Made
Loggers'
Boots
from
'
$8.50
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoe
man.
Next
SL
Regis
Cafe.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
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.
itB1.Mil.111,.,,MMMJ
Thf'Uttt
DoWty
Coapuvd
with
ordinary
sited
piais),
Sewing
Machines,
Pianos,
I'hono-
gruplis
and
Player
I'iauos
Tor
Ilcnl
by
Week
or
Month.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
PAROLE
SYSTEM
IS
EXPLAINED
Dr.
Lavell
In
Victoria
Discussing
Prison
Matters
With
Hon.
A.
M.
Man
son
I
YICTOltlA.
Oct.
20.
Dr.
H.
Lavell,
chief
adiser
of
j
I
he
board
of
parole
of
the
pro
vince
of
Ontario
ha
been
here
conferring
with
Hon.
A.
M.
Man-on
in
regard
to
the
prison
matters
and
esinfially
with
a
view
to
cu-operation
between
jthe
provinces
and
the
possibility
of
hav-j
ing
similar
legislation
enacted
here
to
that
in
force
In
his
pro-'
vince.
kxiilaining
the
tem
of
i
his
province
Dr.
Lael!
said:
j
"Much
can
be
done
for
the;
criminal
without
coddling
him,
and
a
policy
uf
niot
ppiial
super
vision
ran
be
designed
to
the
brnefil
of
the
prisoner."
The
board,
which
is
conqKed
of
re-prepntatie
men.
deals
wilh
all
eases
of
punishment
imposed
by
the
courts
less
than
two
years
in
duration,
and
thus
controls
Uie
inmates
uf
the
provincial
penal
institutions.
Indeterminable
Sentence
In
additiou
to
the
definite
sen
tence
imposed
by
the
court,
there
also
in
Ontario
an
indeter
minable
sentence
which
may
be
added
to
the
sentence,
limited
to
two
years
less
one
day.
Thus
a
man
may
have
twelve
months'
sentence,
anal
a
perioal
not
six-ci-fied
of
supervision
thereafter.
It
i
in
that.
peril
that
the
board
operates.
It
does
not
clash
wilh
the
Dominion
parole
system,
whirh
may
remit
a
part
of
the
sentence
impose!
by
the
court.
but
only
take
charge
of
the
prisoner
after
the
expiry
of
the
iefined
term.
The
board
of
parole
assumes
thixl
a
prisoner
may
become
homela.
friendless,
reckless.
anal
workless
when
leai
in
p
an
institution
without
any
prospects
in
life,
so
it
prepares
work
for
hint
to
jro
to
on
leaving
prison.
but
during
the
period
of
proba
tion
he
is
subject
to
the
custoaly
of
i
he
board's
representative
and
the
scheme
has
been
found
to
operate
very
successfully.
Last
year
out
of
4
40
cases
420
had
usatl
the
system
to
advan
tage,
there
being
five
per
cent
of
failures
asrainsl
an
average
of
eight
per
cent
in
st'ch
cases.
Extra-Mural
System
There
is
also
maintained
in
connection
with
the
prisons,
said
Dr.
Lavell,
an
extra-mural
permit
system
to
enable
prisoners
with
families
to
work
for
a
living
outside
the
jail
under
supervision,
and
also
to
allow
a
sim-
FARMERS'
Meat
Market
A
shipment
of
live
poultry,
Bulkley
Valley
Ueef
and
nice
Veal
und
Mutton
has
just
arrived
at
our
usual
low
prices.
Low
Price
on
Empire
Bacon,
in
the
piarce
at
per
lb.
40c
E.C.D.
Butter,
2
lbs.
for
95c
Pure
Lard,
3'ts,
O's,
per
lb
22'2s
Economy
Bacon,
lb.
27
c
Bulkley
Valley
Turkeys
arriving
for
Thanksgiving.
Mace
your
order
now.
Limited
number
arriving.
Phone
Blue
428.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
S
U
.
Phone
M.
Open
Evenings
Only
Fop
Special
Appointments.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
6S.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
THI
DAJLT
K1WB
Mondsy,
October
?g,
known
known
&nd
nsed
I
all
over
Canada.
for
nTore
them
25
yecirs.
It
b&s
set
and
maintained
tbe
standard
fbroods
of
its
class.
Jt5
use
is
increasing
daily
because
of
its
strength,
purity
and
universal
satisfaction
fbre
Food
insures
good
health
n?aic
'Sakincf
rowder
insures
pure
rood
CANADIAN
MADE
VK
OaiZTt
COMJX.SY
UMTTZO
ilar
privilege
to
ver'
young
offenders.
In
three
years
dunnx
whieli
this
system
lias
been
in
operation,
only
a
few
prisoners
have
abused
its
privileges,
last
year
satisfactory
reports
being
receiveal
from
272
out
of
276
wto
enjoyed
its
benefits.
The
effect,
apart
from
the
moral
value
bad
been
to
save
the
province
a
large
sum
of
money,
as
well
as
assist
the
families
of
prisoners.
Dr.
Lavell
pointed
out
that
a
very
close
scrutiny
was
maintained
of
those
permitted
to
exercise
this
privilege,
and
it
had
proved
uf
value
to
the
public
as
wdl
ss
the
prisoners.
Between
Two
Extremes
Ir.
Lavell
said
the
parade
board
rouh!
not
be
accuse!
of
eoaldling
criminals.
Its
effort
vws
to
strike
a
marsin
betwieen
sen
timentality
'and
punitive
vindie.
tivenes.
The
fact
that
the
Canadian
Ilar
Association
had
endorsed
Ihe
Ontario
system
was
one
proof
6t
its
value
in
puhln-
esteem.
He'
understood
the
Hrii-
some
extent
due
to
abuse
of
Mie
ticket-ajf-li-ave
system
in
ixmiier.
tion
with
certain
penal
intiio.
lions,
turning
loose
on
the
pub
lic
prisoners
of
bad
priorities
and
irresponsible
morals.
BADLY
SHATTERED
HIS
AMBUSCADES
So
Says
Edmonton
Newspaper
of
Lapolnte
and
Stewart
Following
Arthur
Melghen
The
hastily
constructed
aui-buscade
which
the
Hight
Honorable
Arthur
Mcighen
threw
up
in
the
province
dniins
his
recent
tour
were
badly
shattered
by
the
withering
fire
which
lion.
Ernest
Lapoiule
and
Hon.
Charles
Stewart
trained
in
his
direction
upon
the
opening
in
First
Presbyterian
Church
here
.Monday
night
of
a
spi'echmaking
Journey
across
the
prairies,
ayn
a
recent
number
of
the
Edmonton
Journal.
An
immense
audience
of
Eal
moiilon
citizens
greeted
Ihe
two
federal
ministers
and
listened
In
btdh
with
warm
applause
and
the
closest
interest.
On
the
same
plalform
where
Mr.
Meieheti
only
E
few
weeks
ago
painted
a
glo-uny
picture
of
Canadian
condition?
under
the
present
government..
the
admiii
i
sltal
ion
leaders
who
spoke
last
night
told
of
Canada's
reviving
trade
and
industry,
of
decreased
taxation,
of
economy
yet
progress
in
national
affairs
of
returning
prosperity,
of
recog
nition
among
the
nations
of
the
earth
as
om5
of
the
greatest
ex
porters
per
capita
in
the
world,
and
finally
it
country
lo
which
increased
population
was
assured
on
substantial
lines
in
Ihe
years
lo
come.
Hoth
ministers
in
eloquent
terms
urged
closer
unity
and
un
derslanding
between
the
people
of
the
East
and
West.
Both
gave
a
pledge
that
the
government
at
Ottawa
is
deeply
concerned
wilh
the
question-of
.
bringing
about
this
closer
community
of
inter
est,
and
both'
freely
declared
their
faith
4u-llf-ToSl6rii
route
for
tit
U'il
an.l
lliaip
inlonlinn
In
hflD
a
14
ai-
-
-
w
restore
agricultural
conditions
to
the
iHiint
where
production
rev
enues
are
more
equitably
com
parable
with
the
prices
of
thoe
thins
which
the
farmer
ha
to
pur
base.
BUSINESS
IN
EAST
IS
BRISK
BUT
ON
PRAIRIES
IS
QUIET
H.
Johnson,
Manager
of
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Back
From
Trip
to
East
Business
arueriilly
In
the
Lat
j
i
ry
brisk,
orf
the
prairies
around
Winliipei
coiiditioirs
are
Iguiel
but
toward
the
Pacific
'Coast
improvement
i
attain
to
be
notral
staleal
T.
II.
Johnson,
'manager
of
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
!&
Cold
Storage
who
returtiel
to
tharily
by
the
Princess
try
this
afternoon
after
a
u
week
s
ji'Usinfss
Iriii
to
Kaslern
Canada
and
the
IniloJ
.States.
Mr.
John-
sen
iitpal
among
other
places
iXew
York,
Montrral.
WiniUK?.
i
Taarontat.
Chicago
and
Vancou-jvrr.
Mr.
Johnson,
who
wrnl
'away
with
hi
in,
is
now
(U
Ln?
ilaiut
ENGLISH
OPINION
IS
AGAINST
AN
ELECTION
Lii.MMiX.
(c.
rt.
Opinion
savin
to
t
hardrneil
throughout
Hi)
a-auntry
i"st
the
holding
of
a
general
election,
at
any
rate
until
the
middle
of
next
year.
March
is
the
most
likely
period
for
ihe
election
it
i
staled
in
soma
quarters
but
till'
scarcely
seem
paassihle
in
view
of
the
chaotic
stale
of
Ihe
finan
cial
business
of
the
Houe
of
Commons,
which
would
tx
the
inevitable
outtfome
of
an
election
held
so
early.
.dvarli
in
the
Dally
hews.
a4a
0a
444444
NOTICE
Advertisers
are
reminded
thai
copy
for
advertisements
should
be
in
the
Dally
News
office
before
4
p.m.
loday
to
ensure
Insertion
in
tomorrow's
Issue,
tf
sb
Columbia
representatives
on
I
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that
association
were
not
in,
.a
fav
or
of
tbe
aroIe
system,
and
he
imDOrtan
t
UCtlOn
believed
such
attitude
was
to
1
Boom
Chains
Over
8000
New
Standard
1-Inch
Chains
To
be
ISold
by
Public
Auction
At
the
Heel
Warehouses
of
Messrs.
Balfour
Outhrle
A
Co.,
951
Cordova
Street
East,
Vancouver,
B.C.
t
tireat
Northern
ltailway
i'racks
Just
East
of
Campbell
Avenue
Thursday,
Nov,
1
Nest
at
10
a.m.
Messrs.
ItaUour
(iuthrie
ki.
having
decided
lo
retiiiuuish
handling
boom
chains
for
the
fu.
lure
have
instructed
me
lo
clear
their
entire
stork,
which
consists
of
the
following:
4000
English
Oversize
Tested
Chains
(about
SO
las.)
Covered
by
Test
Certificate
.
1800
Canada
Chain
A
Forge
Co.
Chains
exact
size
(about
70
lbs.)
2400
Lister
Iron
Works
Chains
exact
size
(about
SS
lbs.)
Caivered
by
Test
llecord
of
samples
tested
,y
Dominion
of
Canada
Forest
I'roducts
Lab
oratory.
No
second-hand
or
Inferior
chains
offered.
These
Chains
are
Rigular
Standard
Stock.
Inspection
of
chains
and
orig-
n.
al
certificates
can
be
iiui'le.
any
time
previous
to
sale
at
tdace
of
sale.
Messrs.
Halfo.ur
Oulhrie
.&
Ca
ana
ihe
Auctioneer
res'rve
(
llieirtselves
Iheyrigjit
of
tiff
epilog
and
executing
any
orders'at
cur
rent
market
price
aecomnanieal
by
remittance,
prior
o
Auction,
aim
cannot
therefore
sruaruntee
Ihe
full
quantities
advertised
he-
log
on
hand
al
linw
of
Auction.
Eur
further
particulars
apply
to
Unas.
DAWSON,
Auctioneer
and
Appraiser.
Cio'.fiflO
Seymour
Street,
Vancouver
.H.C.
Phone
Sey.
10V
I
aMMOMBBMMHMii
Phone
376
The
House
V.
Sef-Kgducing
SeM'ca
TU
VlKl
rif
eli.
Lbt.a
t.
fU..
of
Quality
Blouses
If
oit
.ire
Linking
fur
sonn-lliing
eudrelv
?-dcliglitful
in
llonr
tome
hi
mill
inspect
ttw
tr
vul.
Knuii
Ihe
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