PAGE
BIX.
THE
DAILY
NtrtfS.
Saturday,
December
8,
1933
OUR
RANGE
of
XMAS
GOODS
Is
Very
Complete.
See
our
windows
and
lake
a
walk
around
Ihe
store.
Y011
will
find
a
pleasing
variety
of
poods
very
suitable
for
Gifts.
...
Boxed
Handkerchiefs
in
a
variety
of
pretty
boxes
from
,
35c
to
3.50
llnndliacx
in
a
nice
assortment
from
....
$1.75
to
$10.50
'
Umbrellas,
all
the
newest
handles
in
both
Black
and
Color
ed
Covers,
from
51.7S
to
ioo
.Silk
Camisoles
in
great
variety,
from
$1.25
to
$4.50
Crepe
de
Chine
and
Silk
Nightgowns
A
pleasing
range
at
various
prices.
Bead
Necklets,
from
35c
to
$20
Gloves
in
Silk,
Kid,
etc.,
from
95c
to
$50
Kimonos
A
plsasing
range
in
warm
Beacon
Cloths,
in
Hose,
Saxe.
Tan.
etc..
from
$6.50
to
$15.00
The
store
is
crowded
with
seasonable
gifts
too
numerous
to
mention
here.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
9.-
Third
Ave.
A
Fulton
Street.
Your
Worry
is
over
for
1923
AFTER
A
VISIT
TO
OUR
STORE.
We
have
a
suitable
and
every
man,
woman
or
child
at
Our
Prices
Cannot
be
Beaten
in
Canada.
"Value"
and
"Service"
is
our
Motto.
Diamond.
Watches.
Rings,
Pearls.
Beads,
Pendant-.
Earrings
Bracelets.
Broaches.
Charms.
Guff
Links,
Tie
Pins,
Chains,
Fobs.
Combs,
Knives,
Pens
and
Pencils,
Silverware,
'Flat
Ware,
Carving
Sets,
Cut
Glass,
China,
Brassware,
Ivory
and
Ebony
Clocks.
Sterling
Silver
Salt
and
P'eppers,
Lamps,
Barometers.
Umbrellas,
Binoculars,
Picture
Frames.
Candle
Sticks,
Military
Brushes.
Collar
Boxes.
Pipes,
Amber
Cigar
and
Cigarette
Holders.
Smoking
Sets
Bell
Buckles
and
Bells,
etc.,
etc
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist,
Our
Xmas
Puddings
I
are
recommended
by
.Sanla
Claus
for
their
quality.
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
Phon
667.
Dr.
E.
S.
TA1T
I
DENTI8T.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
9
to
.
Phone
68.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
Many
a
good
stove
gives
poor
results
because
it
la
supplied
with
the
wrong
kind
of
coal.
CONSUMERS
COAL
is
picked
for
stove
use,
11
is
steady-heating,
iriBlit-burning
coal
freed
from
choking
impurities.
Try
CON-8UMEI1S.
See
how
your
stove
will
,'behave.,,
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
phones
7
and
311,
highly
acceptable
gift
for
prices
to
suit
all
pockets.
EPSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
ED30N
COAL
in
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
68.
Slaughter
SALE
Coats
&
Hats
Wonderful
Bargains
"Doners"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
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Compared
with
ordinary
Hifd
piaiie
WHY
,
NOT
HAVE
A
PIANO
IN
YOUR
HOME
(FOR
XMAS?
For
Sale
and
Rent
at
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
Waterfront
Whiffs
(Continued
from
Page
5)
many
encore-.
Geo.
Richmond
did
a
star
turn
with
his
rendering
of
"A
Little
Piece
off
the
Top,"
which
would
have
put
many
professional
singers
to
shame.
Jack
Perry'
exhibition
of
slep
dancing
was
a
tit
bit
and
the
concertina
solos
by
Jark
Bond
were
an
inspiration.
Harry
Welford
performance
on
the
violin
was
simply
great.
At
this
juncture
the
conven
tion
sat
down
to
business
electing
Geo.
Richmond
as
chairman.
Several
important
matters
were
nn
the
agenda
but
the
first
one
proved
a
stumbling
block.
The
first
item
read
"A
Scheme
lol
move
London
from
the
smoke.".
The
subject
was
gone
into
at
much
Icnsth
but
nothing
defin
ite
was
arrived
at
owin;
(o
a
commotion
caused
by
the
fold
fishe
yHtiny
into
a
scrap.
The
sudden
interruption
so
unhinged
the
minds
of
the
delegates
that
after
parting
the
combatants
the
convention
wa
adjourned
for
further
hilarity.
W.
H.
Waldorf
then
called
for
volunteers
to
be
mesmerised
and
guaranteed
to
put
anyone
in
the
hall
under
the
influence,
which
was
really
beside
the
point.
However,
four
men
eventually
liok
their
seals
in
front
of
the
"professor."'
If
anyone
had
any
doubts
as
to
the
capabilities
of
professor
Waldorf
to.
put
them
under
Ihe
hypnotic
influence
they
soon
changed
IhHr
lun
when
lie
gol
going.
Willi
fiery
eyes
and
shaking
ear
Ihe
pro
fessor
soon
had
the
bunch
do
in?
a
lie
bid.
So
complete
was
Ihe
influence
that
one
of
Ihe
victims
snatched
up
and
dranV
a
glass
of
water.
A.
J.
Bishop
then
kindly
relieved
Sid
Thompson
for
a
few
minutes
of
the
orchestral
responsibilities,
giving
a
splendid
pianoforte
rendering
of
"This
Cold,
Cold
Wi.rld.'
bv
the
Russian
com-
WEEK
-
END
SPECIALS
Fresh
Killed'
Roasting
Chii-kens.
dressed
to
order,
per
lb
38c
No.
1
Milk
Fed
Fowl,
100
lb.
only,
while
they
last.
per
lb
25c
Leg
lloast
Mutton,
lb.
28c
Shoulder
Roasl
Mutton,
per
lb
22c
Shoulder
Veal,
per
lb.
..
15c
Veal
Stew,
2
lbs
25c
Vtal
Steak,
per
lb
2Sc
Pork
Shoulders,
per
lb.
22c
Pork
Hock.
2
lb
25c
pig
Feet,
per
lb
10c
Pot
Roat
Beef,
per
lb.
12'jc
T
Hone
Roast,
per
lb.
.
.
25c
Sirloin
Roast,
per
lb.
..
23c
EXTRA
SPECIAL
Mcintosh
Red
Apples,
jumble
(rack,
per
box
..
$1.50
Only
a
limited
number
to
be
sold
at
this
price
.
5
Doz.
Brooms,
5
string.
Reg.
1.00
value.
Special
lliis
week
only
65c
Navel
Oranges,
l.'i
for
25c
COMBINATION
SPECIAL.
Canned
Fruits,
5
Tins
$1.00
1
Tin
Sliced
Peaches.
1
Tin
Apricots.
1
Tin
Singapore
Pineapple,
i
Tin
Oieengage
Plums.
1
Tin
Itlackberries.
COMBINATION
VEGETABLE
SPECIAL.
20
lb.
Terrace
Turnips.
10
lb,
Terrace
Carrots.
5
lb.
Terrace
Parsnips,
lb.
B.C.
Onions.
The
above
all
for
$1.00
i
Rupert
Table
Supply
j
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
FARMERS
Market
Phone
Blue
42S.
Polling
lleef
6c
Pot
Roast
So
Rib
Roast
15o
Veal
Stew
,
...
.
.
So
Veal
Shoulder
Roast
..
10c
Leg
of
Veal,
whole
....
16c
Lamb
10c
Shoulder
Lamb
,.
..
.,
17c
Leg
of
Lamb
...
.....
32o
Leg
of
Pork
,
.
28o
Loin
of
Pork
30c
Look
over
our
Grocery
Stock
and
note
our
prices.
Orders
of
$5.00
Delivered.
Baker's
Caracas
Sweet
Chocolate
b
a
pure,
deLdcus
in
j
KethKful
food.
Al
n
aJition
t3
jekoe!
or
business
luncKei
cr
fcr
between
met!
snacks
it
b
vmstry
superior
to
most
of
tk
tVccts
commonly
used.
Trade-mat
on
ettrg
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Bohcr
It
Co.
Limited
VLB
it
CWWct.
Vf.
nd
Msntn!.
Canai
ootirr
of
chch
ci
warts
stxr
nix
poser
Ivmy
Coteoff.
Major
Mac-Oregur,
V.C..
in
a
fine
speech,
ami
ami
on
on
iteuau
behalf
oi
of
all
an
present
present
at
1
I
4
w
na
thanked
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Shrubsal!
for
their
splendid
hospitality.
i
ne
ueiegaies
voted
to
a
man
lo
hidd
Ihe
next
coin
enl
ion
al
Ihe
same
spot
if
at
all
possible.
Tli
.....
Min?intr
...
nf
"LVir
....
Tliv
...
;
...
...
Jolly
(iood
Fellow?"
and
Auld
J
Mr-
Ultnjfllll
41
input
til
joyous
entertainment
and
pood-
wllAtfc-liin
I.,
n
filflnf.
a
-
Algy's
Mistake
Mgy
Hunter,
the
popular
rti.-
loms
officer'
al
the
Provincial
dock,
made
an
unpardonable
mistake
during
the
week
which
may
ye!
result
in
court
martial
proceedings.
When
a
ruioms
bloke
mistake
an
oil
tanker
for
a
fih
packet
it'
hisli
time
he
either
consulted
with
hi
optic-tan
or
purrhaMNl
a
powerful
telescope.
It
was
like
this.
Aliry
as
exjxctin?r
the
arrival
of
the
American
freighter
Virginia
IV..
with
a
cargo
of
frozen
fish
fur
eastern
shipment
and
not
hav
ing
seen
the
boat
before
he
con
jectured
in
his
mind
that
it
would
be
a
colossal
layout.
II
so
happened
that
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.'
tanker
J.
A.
MotTalt
hove
into
port
about
the
time
Ihe
Virginia
was
expected.
Upon
i?hliii?
Ihe
tanker
Algy
became
all
excited
and
yelled
for
everyone
around
the
dock
lo
man
their
action
stations.
Imagine
Algy's
chargrin
when
the
nautical
"Doc"
told
him
it
was
the
oil
tanker
and
Hint
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
had
not
gone
into
the
fish
parking
buniness
a
far
a
was
known.
.
New
Restaurnat
Opens
The
Seaside
Lunch
Counter,
under
Ihe
management
of
C.y
Xickcrson,
is
the
latest
addition
lo
Ihe
waterfront
business
houses.
The
restaurant
is
situated
next
door
lo
(he
McLean
shipyards.
Cy
Nickersnn
is
one
of
the
best
known
cooks
in
the
halihut
fleet
and
is
a
past
mas
ter
in
the
art
of
serving
the
most
popular
Canadian,
Ameri
can,
French
and
Italian
dishes
The
interior
of
the
restaurant
lias
been
fixed
up
on
Ihe
most
modern
lines
and
nothing
but
the
best
of
everything
will
be
on
hand
for
the
hungry
man
at
tin1
lowest
possible
prices.
This
new-
lunch
counter
will
undoubt
edly
prove
a
popular
rendezvous
for
the
members
of
I
lie
fleet.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Saturday,
December
8
High
1:20
a.m.
20.0
13:15
p.m.
23.9
Low
7:09
a.m.
5.fl
19:56
p.m.
0.7
Sunday,
December
9.
High
'2.08
a.m.
21.2
li:0l
p.m.
23
Low
7:57
a.m.
0.0
20:11
p.m.
0.8
Monday,
December
10
High
.
...
2:56
a.m.
2I.0
li:S6
p.m.
22.6
Low
8:
(6
a.m.
0.6
"
2
1
:26
p.m.
1
.6
Tuesday,
December
11
High
3:10
a.m.
20.6
15:33
p.m.
21.1
Low
,p,:36
a.m.
7
3
2
2
;
1
2
p.m,
2.8
MOTHER
FINDS
YICKS
HANDY
FOR
MANY
ILLS
Mrs.
Brown
of
Brtndon
Finds
It
a
Most
Useful
Rsmedy
Mrs
John
Drown,
of
ISC
Slth
street,
llrandou.
Manitoba,
writes:
'I
hate
eight
small
child.
re.n.
aped
from
one
to
twelve
years,
and
can
certainly
ay
that
Yick
is
the
only
cold
remedy
jltal
Vicks
is
ihe
7.f.rK,r
it
have
in
the
house
all
winter.
If
'the
cold
if)i
the
child
s
bead
I
i
ju.-l
put
a
little
up
each
nostril
land
a
pives
relief
in
a
short
lime.
If
it
is
in
the
chest
I
rub
Vicks
writ
in
at
ni?ht
and
by
morning
the
cold
has
almost
disapared.
1
also
use
Yick
for
chilblain
ami
fur
burns;
m
fad.
I
use
it
too
for
severe
headache
and
find
relief
in
a
very
shurt
time.
I
always
recommend
Vicks
to
my
friei
d
especially
llio.e
who
have
children."
Vicks
roiihs
as
a
salve
-
the
external
tlireel
treatment
for
all
III
trouble
absorbed
like
a
liniment
and
inhaled
as
a
vapor.
It
I
the
modern
direct
treatment
for
all
edd
troubles
the
sueres.or
lo
goose
sjrease,
camphorated
oil,
liniments,
poultices
ami
plasers.
I'sed
for
rroup
and
rbildren
colli.
Vick
gives
remarkably
quick
results
and
also
atoid
nauseating
internal
dosing.
Just
as
good
for
adults
and
for
skin
inflammation,
such
as
cuts,
bum.,
bruises,
bites
and
slings.
At
all
drug
stores
50c
a
jar
For
a
free
test
size
package,
write
Vick
Chemical
Co..
311
SI.
Paul
St..
.
Montreal.
P.Q.
Though
Vicks
is
new
in
Canada
it
ha
a
remarkable
sale
in
the
Stat-
Over
17
million
jars
used
yearly.
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
Here
s
a
chance
for
any-biMly
who
wan
is
lo
ae
money
on
Apples
and
Orange.
Thee
price
will
lt
for
one
week
only.
P.xlra
Fancy
Mcintosh
lted
$2.45
Fancy
Mcintosh
Iteds
$2.35
Kxtra
Faney
Jonathans
$2.50
Kxtra
Fancy
Yellow
New-tons
$2.50
Jumble
Pack
Jonathans,
No.
t
$2.00
Jap
Orange
78c
Orange.
3
doz.
for
.
$1.00
Jam.
all
kind,
t
lb.
litis.
75c
to
90c
per
tin.
Do
Your
Xmas
Buying
Early
and
Save
Money.
We
wish
to
inform
Ihe
pi:blic
that
we
are
going
to
have
a
first
class
Meat
Oe-parlinent
in
our
Cash
and
Carry
Store.
This
new
department
will
be
open
for
business
on
Saturday,
December
8.
All
Orders
over
$10.00
delivered.
ECONOMY
STORE
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
COAL
The
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINOTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sizes.
STERLING
Stove
and
Egg
Sizes.
We
deliver
in,
sacks
or
bulk.
Phone
us
your
orders
day
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Go.
Phone
16.
Main
Office:
Hotel
Central,
BENNETT'S
CHEMICAL
LABORATORY.
Assayers,
Chemists,
Metallurgists.
Ore
Shippers
Agent.
TACOMA,
Washington,
U.S.A.
Phone
376
The
House
Parents,
Do
Your
Duty
For
the
Ihi
uitd
Kirls
mul
be
protected
hi
uu
weather.
Ther-
is
only
one
way
of
doing
this
and
tltl
lt
by
keeping
their
feel
dry.
wtirm
and
comfortable
The
old
saying
"For
a
long
and
happy
life
three
thing
nre
ncev
sary
;
a
emit
hand,
clear
rotiM-ieuce
mid
dry
fe
-t
ha-,
a
lot
of
iruth
it
in
and
we
have
the
good
to
KEEP
THE
FEET
DRY
(mhhI
honest,
solid,
long
living,
footwear
at
reasonable
price
for
the
whole
family.
(Mr
riiiirieure
dors
t:!,i
worry
ti
when
we
sell
lh"-e
goods
In
uur
rulomer-Come
in
and
lei
u
show
ou.
loV,
rn.ni
$3.15.
Ilirls1.
ize
U
S.
$3.15.
Youths',
sue
ll-n,
$2.80
Children'.
ue
8
lo
!i.
$2.80.
Itlark
or
Hrow
t,
MOSCOW
RUBBER
BOOTS
FOR
WOMEN
AND
CHILDREN.
(irev
top
i
il(
for
women
and
black
iis'raklian
top
i'
le
girls.
The
only
lliiao
footwear
in
town,
$3.25
$3.75
and
$4.50.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phone
378.
Mail
Orders
Prepaid,
Hati
arlum
or
Money
Hack
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
The
Epic
Photo-Drama
The
'Spoilers'
A
picturuaf
1011
of
Ilex
Headi
jMiwrful.
tin
bry
of
brave
da
in
the
golden,
lawje
Yukon.
A
u!e
of
fighting
men
mid
rrrklcs
beauties
hi
the
goldfields
of
th:
northlund,
the
lutid
of
romance.
A
photoplay
epic
of
;er
day.
A
screen
classic
of
the
stirring
event
of
lit
gold
rush.
Ilrilliaiil
rat
in.
lodes
Milton
Sills
Barbara
Bedford
Noah
Beery
Anna
Q.
Nilsson
Mitchell
Lewis
Kate
Price
Ford
Sterling
Louise
Fazenda
Comedy
-
-
"Collar
and
Cuffs"
Educational
Reel
"Goldfish"
Admission
vvmu
ion
nave
neeii
tooKiiig
tor
SOMETHING
NEW
Good,
and
Cheap
We
have
a
wonderful
Xmni
nlock
of
TOM
SMITH'S
FAMOUS
YULETIDE
CRACKERS,
imported
direct
from
London,
Kngland.
All
the
fun
of
"'f
fair
at
the
festive
table,
These
Crackers
ore
the
acme
of
workmanship
mid
each
one
contains
a
delightful
gift-
'ee
them
in
our
window.
Unsurpassed
for
table
dccoralion.
Hole
Agent
for
PURDY'S
FAMOU8
CANDIES,
put
up
in
beautiful
Xmas
boxes.
Say
it
with
Purdy
a'"1
make
n
killing.
TOM
SMITH'S
IMPORTED
TOY
AUTOS,
TRAINS,
ETC,
FILLED
WITH
CANDIES.
Jii.t
the
thing
for
the
Xmns
ritocking.
.
To
introduce
thei-e
famous
goods
to
Ihe
public
Prince
llttperl
we
are
offering
them
nl
the
lowst
priceS
ever
quoled
in
the.
city,
Prince
Rupert
Third
Avenue.
Phone
376
of
Quality
HI
50c
and
25c
CIGAR
STORE
We
CMh
Cheque.