November
21.
1021-
iecause
it
is
Best
1
SALADi"
YOUR
XMA8
GIFT
PROBLEM
SOLVED
SALE
OF
Hrtf.
l
l.OU
',
$10.00
Meg.
I
UH
i-r
$
7.00
IU04
as
the
largest
sale
of
any
packet
in
North
America
Try
it.
Travelling
Valises;
AND
Club
Bags
In
Black,
Brown
and
Wicker.
All
sizes.
the
ideal
xmas
gift,
some
at
less
than
cost.
Entire
Stock
of
Travelling
Bags
Must
Be
Reduced
BIO
REDUCTIONS
ON
FLANNEL
DRESSES
Mrs.
GRAHLMAN
!
Second
Avenue
!
Local
and
Personal
11.
C.
Undertakers,
l'lioiie
41.
Hayncrs,
Undertakers,
Phone
35
1
You'll
like
our
cuull
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
tf
Nothing
heller
"
SUPHKMI'
Colfec.
Save
(he
coupons.
If
Once
more
we
can
supply
Hie
famous
KiJmoii
coal
in
any
uan
lilies.
I'hone
58.
Prince
Huperl
reed
Co.
if
Halepaycr'
Association
mecl-
iii
if
Jriday
at
H
p.m.
In
Council
Chamher.
Speaker.
Superintend
cut
of
l
lililic
on
power
Milua
(Ion.
All
taxpayer
welcome.
B'B';i
l.ipi.
and
A.
Itiilimnd.
271
Cancellation
of
lease!
To
house
builders
and
boat
builders
Owing
to
rancellatlnn
of
lease
we
nave
rnr
sate
al
great
ly
re
duced
price,
dimension
and
double
dressed
lumlier.
Slock
must
he
told
at
once.
Sliockley
Planing
Mill,
Cow
Kay.
tf
2;
Additional
juryman
were
suiri-
t
moned
for
Supreme
Court
assiiei
yesterday
a
follows:
George
Leek,
James
Jahour,
Jack
Judge
I).
Mel.
Hunter,
J.
Allan,
J.
Ilent
.
hance.
Malcolm
Mcleod.
II
Arthur,
W.
W.
Wriirhl.
Stanley
Smith,
I".
Andrew.
C.
Taylor,
Hei
I
r-
r-rr-.
:
.
.
...
-r-
,
.
.
ml
Bowie-sided
Wm
H
wf
WW.
u
Hi
W&
Do
yu
know
that
"His
Master's
Voice"
Victor
Rod
m
til
;llri
U
I
if
WvJ
K
I
nil
in
i
in
hi
111
l
Now
0W
you
you
can
can
secure
socuro
two
two
Caruso
Caruso
selections
selections
for
for
practi-
practically
callv
the
the
Drice
price
'
of
of
one.
one,
'
two
two
McCormack
McCormack
R!rrf
selections
inni
for
for
practically
nractieallv
-
the
the
prico
nnca
of
of
one
one:
;
two
two
selections
ReWtinrw
nf
of
any
nv
nf
of
thn
the
other
incomparable
Red
Seal
Victor
artists
for
practically
the
price
of
one.
As
an
example:
50T
I
"A
DREAM"
'nunc
by
CARUSO
formerly
11.50
UJ
I
M
FOR
YOU
ALONE
"
ung
by
CARUSO.
.
.
formerly
SI
50
W.00
Now
both
may
bo
obtained
on
one
record
No.
507
for
$1.75.
Only
"His
MaGter's
Voice"
Victor
can
offer
you
such
a
privilege
for
all
the
great
names
in
mudc
aro
"
His
Master's
Voice
"Victor
names.
Ask
any
"His
Master's
Voice'
frco
catalo;uo.
"V"
MHrt
Vek."
VMmU
Thftr,
,lht
Kmi"
dealer
for
a
complete
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
Of
Cinada.
Limited
Mtrt
HO
Trii-f
$2r.n.00
Olhn.
from
J
J
7.50
Is
SIILN
'His
Master's
Voiced
Victor
.
TIIE
DAILY
JfEWB
Wool
Delaine;
Among
the
most
fashion-ahle
fabrics
for
over-blouses,
drc,c
or
funics
are
fliexe
soft-drapery,
delaine
in
beautiful
designs.
JO
jiit'lieM.
Per
Yard
$1.50
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
GEORGE
HALL
l
ACQUITTED
continued
from
page
1
Hella
Coola
hupilal
where
lie
had
been
a
patient
following
the
breaking
of
hi
leff
in
a
logins:
accident.
'It
vn
willi
coiixid'er-
able
difficulty
that
he
walked,
lit
lid
not
know
Mac
Dona
Id
nor
tlrilill
anil
Iia.I
luk.i
il
THE
SUBSTANCE
ANDTHESHADOW
The
real
objection
lo
1
lie
pre
war
timber
Hoyalty
Act
of
IWIS;
which
ix
xlill
on
our
slalule
books,
Ix,
that
unless
it
is
re-!
vised
before
January
Ixl.
IH25,
ilj
hrealeux
to
uixet
cimplelely
(lie
j
present
relation
between
the!
people
of
Jlritish
Columbia
and
tie
industrial
force
that
ix
tliel
principal
maiiixlay
of
their
pros
!
psriiy.
I
ne
Itritixh
(Columbia
lumber
industry
ix
seeking
no
reduction
j
of
the
existing
royally
rale,
it
fxi
merely
asking
the
right
ID
carry
fin
the
jf
real
taxk
of
harvesting
the
limber;
crop
of
tbix
Province
and
distributing
it
in
the
com
petilive
markelx
of
the
world.
Thr
Act
of
liMS,
unlcxx
amend
ed,
would
throw
the
monkey
wrench
into
Ihix
whole
machin
ery
of
progress.
1
lie
:too
per
cent,
increaxe
in
ralex
it
contemplate
would
force
llrilixh
Columbia
lumber
induxtry
lo
abandon
the
development
of
the
Province'
limber
resource,
in
which
caxe
the
public
treasury
which
now
receive
a
third
of
it
revenue
from
it,
forest
land
would
not
draw
xuflicienl
to
pay
for
their
maintenance.
In
other!
word,
the
meaxure
would
decree
.
'
-a
huge
phanlpm
increaxe
in
for-
.,,.
,.
,.
,
lierore.
He
xaw
Die
first
fiirht
.
i:
e,
Jexl
revenue
which
common
xpnxe
iiu......
i'..iii..
..i
i
i.
Iteiweeu
(xdlins
and
MacDonahl
.
:
,t
,
,
in
n..
i
i.
.
.
.
warnx
ux
ix
iuite
uncolleclable.
i
in
llie
liiMel
and
liad
pot
out
of
'
....
.
.
,
,
..
-.
,
.
.
,
,,"
,
,.
I
'
two
xidc
of
the
xi
ua
ion
llie
way.
He
knew
iiothm?
of
the'
,
,
.
.
encounter
in
the
lane.
He
wa'
ariexted
in
St.
Paul'.'
Hospital
whither
he
had
gone
to
get
fur-
bad
been
iiine.
Hoth
abso
lutely
denied
it
ami
he
akl
that
'hey
be
aciuitteJi
Mr.
June.-
briefly
xuntmed
up
In-
cae
for
Hie
crown.
Collins'
-Milenre
wax
clear
'and
uuxiliin
iml
might
be
taken
al
its
fue
aliie.
IIik
jury
iiiinht
lie
rwis-uably
certain
thai
llremer,
al
'eat.
wa
guilty.
Charge
to
Jury
Mr.
J
ii
Mice
;rig-iry
compli-riieute.i
Mr.
Jo.?ex
no
the
brevity
r
li
i
c
aibtrexx
which
bad
ade
quately
cii.-re1
tlie
ground.
In
in
uwu
charge
to
the
jury.
Hi
l.orilxhip
pointed
out
that
Con--table
Ciilliii,
undeT
the
circuin-tanee,
might
have
been
wnnig
hi
hi
identification
een
llioiigh
he
fell
he
wa
telling
the
truth.
It
wa
dark
ami
be
dlliii,
II
might
be
autned,
wa
more
cimceriieil
in
defending
himself
from
MacDoiiald
Ibau
in
observing
who
wa
holding
him.
It
wa.
of
course,
up
t
die
jnry
j
leeide
if
thee
were
the
men
who
bad
assisted
Mai-Donald.
llefAIIAM
.11,1
l.l
.I......
II.
..I
J.,llt
...
ui.i
v
t
tivil
IJIUl,
VUIIIUS
bad
been
assaulted.
He
dal
not
expect
that
it
would
take
tin;
jury-long
to
reach
it
verdict.
In
discharging
Hall,
hfler
Hie
verdict
of
arnuillar
wa
returned
in
hi
favnr,
Mr.
Justice
(iregory
agreed
that
he
would
have
pitiue
o
the
same
dc-cisioii'
it
be
bail
been
a
juryman.
...He
wbuld
nol
comment
on
tho.vlliiT
wise
in
whirh
(he
jury
hail
failed
In
agiw.
ir
.there
was
any
chance
of
reaching
an
agreement,
however,
be
would
urge
Hie
juy
to
further
consider
llie
case.
Mr.
Niokerson,
the
roi-cmaii,
said
seemed
tolie
no
i-hnnt-e
of
reaching
an
agreement.
The
Jury
wax
I
hereupon
discharged
by
His
Lordship.
In
the
course
of
Jil
remark
on
the
verdict,
Mr.
Jusllco
Ore-
gory
described
the
allack
mi
Collins
a
a
wretched
and
unjustifiable
airair.
Collins
had
shown
-drengtli
of
character
and
SOME
BEAR
Here
a
sloiy
now
that
heals
any
of
those
told
on
receul
hunting
expeditions.
seem
that
a
bear
wa
recenlly
noticed
digging
worms.
When
he
had
a
good
supply
he
strung
a
worm
on
eai'h
elaw
or
hi
right
paw
and
started
fish
ami
in
half
'an
'fiftur
had
caught
twenty
tons,'
-.
i
,
V
ANNOUNCEMENTS
A
Lutheran
Itaraar.
December
2.
mg
Mf'frnpole
Hall.
iiiu
nr
iirii-jij
uiiiiiiru
u
a
under:
On
the
one
hand
there
ix
a
1
1,
..-
1.
,.,.
I
r
i.i.
;:..;..
,
,'--
"..il,
rMi-riiiui
cap
ii
......
-
i.
ii
.
.
ai
...
nor.
n
murimi
ii
lu
n
anu
nan
1
n
thri-i-
yearx
In
France.
He
had
not
had
a
drink
for
three
iiiiiiiihx
prior
lo
llie
fight.
Mr.
Caxlillou
asked
for
dix-.mal
on
the
ground
that
the
"iily
pitivi-
i
t'titificatioii
of
it
her
of
two
aecuxed
had
lir-en
by
Constable
Collin
hinwelf.
Ho
tnnixelr
wa
severely
lancl
frum
In-
pri-vioii
fight.
H
wa
aUo
dark.
There
wa
no
deirrer-
of
certainly
that
the
aeeuxeil
men
of
I530II.IIOO.OOO
illelcd
primarily
on
the
security
of
the
good
will
of
the
people
of
Hrilish
Columbia.
Thix
industry,
with
an
annual
purchasing
power
of
9
1
00,000.000
has
a
payroll
of
over
130,000,000
and
employ.
more
I
Imp
a
fourth
of
the
Province'
male
working
population
On
the
other
baud,
there
i
an
immense
mature
in
some
case
overmature
xland
of
timber
which
undeveloped,
Ihrealenx
to
become
a
losing
proposition
and
a
rharge
upon
the
public
instead
of
it
greatel
source
of
revenue.
This
series
of
articles
communicated
by
the
Timber
Industries
Couucil
of
British
Coluria.
Mis.
II.
Clarksuu
left
(hi.-
morning
on
(be
Prince
Huperl
for
Vancouver.
Fred
Amos
of
Terrace
sailed
today
for
Vancouver
en
route
to
Cenlralia,
Washington.
Jock
Tail,
master
of
arm
for
the
(i.NV.V.A.
ha
gone
south
for
two
week.
holiday.
J.
Mines
and
son
of
llazellon
left
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Huperl
for
Vancouver.
everybody
please
support
Hie
inks"
Christina
Cheer
Caudl
The
(iuessiug
context.
A
worthy
cause.
Ask
any
Itrotber
Hill.
A
iiiulil
picture
of
Auyox
appear
in'
the
Dominion
Elk,
the
organ
of
the
order
throughout
Canada.
II
make
quite
a
showing
and
i
uniiue
among
the
illustration
in
the
journal.
Union
leamer
Venture,
Capl.
A.
Johnstone,
arrived
from
the
south
at
10
o'clock
lal
night
and
sailed
at
11.15
for
Anyox
and
the
Xaas
Hiver.
The
bridge
across
the
Skeena
Hiver
al
Terrace
ias
been
completely
finished'
and
trallic
lias
been
passing
over
i
for
two
Weeks.
Saturday
Meal
Spcciaf.
Prime
boneless
rolled
rib
beer,
30c.
per
lb.;
-chuck
roast.
13c
lb..-round
bone
pot
roasl
ISVjc
lb.;
boneless
slew
beef
10c
lb.;,
rib
boiling
beef,
3
lbs.
for
-5c;
fresh
hamburger
10c.
lb;
side
pork
t7e
lb;
shoulder
pork
20c
lb.
Table
Supply.
The
estate
of
the
late
Harry
Present
I
l.ipsell
of
Prince
Huperl
came
before
the
Supreme
Court
in
Vancouver
last
week
for
probate.
Deceased
had
uo
will
but
his
widow.
Ileal
rice
Machines
l.ipsell.
deposed
that
the
gross
value
of
Hie
estate
was
100,
being
clothing
ami
personal
ctTccls;
thai
he
held
in
trust
for
others
llih-c,
fishing
boats,
Sherman,
Volunteer
and
Daisy,
and
thai
his
inabilities
totalled
7.'Jt2.
includ-
$1,787
owing
l.ipsell.
Cun-
ninglmil
t'
I.
til.
OH!
GIRLS,
HOW
LOVELY
Imagine
her
surprise
and
delignt
when
her
most
intimate
girl
friends
at
Ihe
"shower"
give
her
some
of
llie
nice
little
gifls
we
have
suitable
for
such
an
occasion.
We
Have
Glass
Marmalade
Jars,
with
spoon
and
silver
lid
$2.00
(Jiips
ami
Saucers,
from
$1.00
to
$4.00
Cut
fi!ns
Piece,
from
$2.50
to
$5.00
Odd
Pieces
in
Community
and
18
47
Hogers'
Silver
$1.00
up
Half
Dozen
Tumblers
$1.50
Silver
Bon
Bon
Dishes
and
other
small
things
$2.00
to
$5.00
Fancy
China
Pieces,
even
the
necessary
alarm
clock
$2.00
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED;
'-;
:oes
who
wrole
Ihi
ad?
Can
you
:
write
a
hetfer
uue?.
The
lime
is
"ex-.
.
tcndtij
to
November
yo.
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
"LADIES"
WE
ARE
CLEARING
ODD
LINES
OF
SUEDES,
CALF,
AND
PATENT,
In
OXFORD
AND
STRAP.
"ONYX,"
"SUPREME
LADY"
and
"TRUEFIT."
All
going
at
ARTIST
vJLPHOTOCRAPtin
Phone
357.
XMAS
PHOTOS
TAKEN
AT
ANYTIME
REASONABLE
PRICES
Fancy
Goods,
Dry"
Goods
and
Sundries
from
the
Orient
"or
European
Countries.
We
Buy
Furs,
Jewelry
and
Cameras
ECKOFF
STUDIO
&
REGENT
HOTEL
Cor,
2nd
Ave.
and
Sixth
St.
Phone
Red
69.
WINTER
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
Effective
November
17th.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
nl)
rmni
crime
Kurt
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
SEATTLE,
lutrnuiHliiie
putnw
raru
t'riday
9.vo
Jn.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX
XVt-dursdajr,
11.00
pin.
..
PRINCE
JOHN
rr
Xaorwovrr
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
o.
i.
Iiec.
JJ.
ft,
Jan.
10.
.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
SATURDAY,
5.00
I.tll.
tur
ITUl.T
(iwrre.
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
Hilnts
Eaitem
Canada,
I'nllrd
Slat-f.
AOENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cllf
Tkktt
Offlca,
SZS
Third
Aa
Prlnc
Ruparu
Prion
260.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
fiaANDH
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3tP
I