COMniNATlHN
s.
'
ws
'"isSv
CASH
SPECIAL
W
i
Hi
ttiiy
of
the.
oliowiiig
.e-
i
.1
S
111
lhi
u
Unent.
y
o
ii
li
'
v
the
option
1
only,
4
lb.
Pall
Malkln's
Best
Orange
Marmalade
at
60c
Men's
Sweaters,
loo
per
rent
i'ure
Wool.
nl.
:
Willi
Sh.iwl
(pillar.
Combination
i,
:
.
r4iv
i!
nirl
Hniwii,
Kmerahl
ami
Cur.
i
Hi.r.
V
tu
in.
Ileg.
?.0
value.
,
$4.65
Men'i
Silk
Elaitlc
Armbands
in
Plain
ami
Fancy
ijf
k-.
Suitable
for
Christmas
(lift.
Spe-
.
alio',
in
Imip,
at
jier
iBir
25c
Men's
Combinations,
Pure
Wool
0ll
per
rent.
II
..ww.'iglii
Tiger
llriind.
Oiiaraulecil
l'n-
il
v
r.
Meg.
:i..o
mil.
All
size.
Spc-
pri'
i'
$2.65
Men's
Ribbed
Socks,
Mo
per
rent
Pure
Wool.
Mt-d
i
n
wight
in
0
different
shade.
1
1
fr.
'
,
,ihh'.
All
ir.
Special,
S
pair
.
.
95c
II
M.h
jfiuii
in
Neckwear
65c
Cietnv
Silk
direct
from
New
York
III
8
v.iudcrru)
a-ortincnl
of
imllcrn..
Ilcgnlai
x
!
n
up
In
I."i.
Bom'
Knickers,
in
Serpe
ami
Fancy
Tweed.
Aizr
20
to
2S.
Pair
.
...
95c
Boys
Combinations,
Penman's
No.
71,
in
-hurt
irg-
or
inkle
length.
Sii
5M?
In
32.
Spe-
I
e
$1.45
things
more
philosophically
those
dnf.
lhan
I
hoy
do
today.
They
realised
thai
there
was
a
future
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
SEVEN
uimm.
KhPRROTTiNf:
9ath
r
fntnrv
n
nTHiNn
rniwPAMv
win
re
hcrc
mi
Tuicwmr
uuuiuinu
UJ
VU1UUU1
uuviuiiiu
vvmi
niu,
IllLili
ULt
liLrlVlj
nULi
llllj
niiJbii.
SEE
HIM
FOR
THE
LATEST
IN
MATERIALS
AND
STYLES
IN
OVERCOATS
AND
SUITS
MEN
AND
BOYS'
DEPT.
DRYGOODS
AND
LADIES'
WEAR
DEPT.
SHOE
DEPT.
:
COMBINATION
CASH
SPECIALS
50
ONLY,
MECHANICAL
ENGINES
AND
AUTOMOBILES
00c
Each
of
these
Is
filled
with
Huntley
&
Palmers'
Biscuits,
fresh
stock,
hermetically
sealed,
and
makes
a
wonderful
toy
for
your
boy
at
Christmas,
apart
from
the
biscuit
value.
This
special
will
only
be
sold
In
combination
with
other
specials
listed
In.jhis
department.
.
reserve
the
right
In
limit
filler
mi
I
In-
above,
n
nor
lnck
is
limited
Turkish
Towelling
l.y
the
yanl.
Jusl
the
lhing
fur
kitchen
rollers.
Ill"
wide.
.Special,
a
yards
85c
Damask
Cloths,
.'0
x
,fl.
Heady
for
use
Hpprinl
$1.60
White
Huck
Towels,
18
x
MO.
.Special,
2
fur
45c
Colored
Turkish
Hand
Towels.
.Size
20
x
12.
Special,
each
35c
Heavy
Tweed
Plaids
for
separate
skirl
in
Hrnwim
iinil
Fawn
iikIp,
ro"
whIp.
Meg.
2.2.'
yanl.
Serial,
yard
$1.85
Homespun,
in
Heather,
Hluc,
Green,
Tan,
Mark
Mauve,
TiS"
wide.
.Special,
yard
....
$1.25
Plain
White
Scrim,
Floral
Horder
design,
Lace
edge.
Heg.
aoc
yanl.
Special,
ynnl
.
.
20c
Made-up
Pillow
Slips,
'i2
inch.
Special,
pair
75c
White
Honeycomb
Bed
Spreads,
full
.size.
Special
$2.75
5
Dozen
only,
Kitchen
Basin
Cloths,
with
lleil
Hunter.
Sperial.
pajr
75c
Heavy
White
Saxony
Flannelette,
.'If!"
wide.
.
Sperial,
3
yards
for
$1.00
Pure
Bleach
Sheeting,
SO'
wide,
Sperial
75c
'
2
yards
for
$1.45
Nottingham
Lace
Curtains,
scalloped
border,
10"
wide
ly
2
Mi
yards
long.
Meg.
$2.00
pair.
Special,
pair
$1.65
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPERS
SCARCELY
20
SHOPPING
DAYS
UNTIL
CHRISTMAS
For
had
or
for
Sua
for
llubh
or
for
Sweelhearl,
y'o
will
find
in
our
varied
.lnck.
'
Hie
Ideal
ChrinlHiM
filfj,
A
innv'TV,
a
Shlrl,
Pyjnmn,
lln.e,
Handkerchiefs,
nnything
and
t
lylliiiig
Dial
will
make
a
practical
r.liri-lma
Present
for
any
member
of
the
family.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
ScUle
-
Nov.
7,
21
Dec.
5,
18
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
Nov.
3,
17;
Dec.
1,
15,
29
8.1.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
Fv
luudale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Salurda),
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Line
Full
information
from
ULf
norUAlin
n.n..,l
Aninf
Cmtr
of
4i
S
reel
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
.C
SPECIALI
SPECIAL!!
CABLE
SHOES
At
our
BIG
SHOE
SALE.
will
nffer
Ibis
famous
Knglish
Hrand,
known
the
w'irlil
over.
'c
have
llicse
shoos
in
ninny
lasts
and
pat-'"'
Vtri
K(d.
Illack
anil
Hrnwu
'
Hox
Calf),
.ulu
Brown
Rrnin,
Srotrh
grain,
mid
Willow
Coif
Urogiic.
This
orfer
''"nlil
prov,
very
nllraclive
al
litis
ridiculous
low
price,
ulues
In
nfg.on;
Hale
Price
:
56.85
Ladies'
Cable
Shoes
'ndies
c,a,e
Oxfnnls
in
fine
Willow
Calf,
llegulnr
$7.50.
Snle
irir
,
$5.85
l'mi'l
forget
wo
nvv
hoiiiiiirli'rs
for
SHOE
REPAIR-,Nrj
Kiuilppoil
wilh
I
he
fiiu-sl
niaihrni'
for
high
class
nl
a
moment's
oolicc
a
.
.
MacArthur
Shoe
Store
"AHT
BLOCK
3rd
AVENUE.
GIVES
ADVICE
TO
PIONEERS
Latter
WrlUr
In
Interior
Paper
Gives
Some
Pretty
Sound
Advice
Under
tlm
title
"I'alience
and
Pmieril.v"
a
person
sipning
"A
Terrace
Pioneer"
writes
idikI
interelinjily
In
Hie
Oininera
Herald
a
follows:
In
your
iue
nf
October
-list
I
here
l
a
paragraph
inllinating
thai
there
t
only
one
friMglil
train
sen
tee
a
week
on
Ilie
Prince
Itnpert
section
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
aim.
imu
-Ci
llers
and
buine
houses
most
order
n
month
in
advance
of
re.
quireiiiciils.
The
iaragrapli
was
eudontly
written
iu
the
spirit
iu
having
to
accept
an
unnecessary
evil.
While
it
does
not
belli
nut
the
filiation,
it
might
be
of
interest
In
vour
readers
to
know
that
when
Vancouver
was
a
very
much
larger
place
than
Prince
Rupert
is
today,
and
when
there
were
more
people
settled
nn
farms
in
the
lower
Fraser
Iliver
Valley
than
there
are
today
between
the
western
slope
of
the
Rockies
nml
Prince
Uuperl,
(here
was
only
one
a
week
passenger
train
service
from
Calgary
to
Vancouver
and
a
freight
when
there
was
any
freight
to
carry,
two
n
week
trnln
services
between
Winnipeg
and
Calgary,
and
three
times
a
week
between
Winnipeg
and
nrnndon.
Grumbled
Than
The
people
living
in
VnnenmW
and
nlnng
the
Tracer
probably
did
some,
grumbling
the.
same
as
the
people
living
in
Central
NriL
(sli
Columbia
are
Inclined
to
do
today,
but
if
they
did,
I
drt
not
recall
It,
though
I
was
passing
through
the
country
a
good
deal
at
the
time..
I
Hi
In
k
penpln
look
COMBINATION
CASH
SPECIAL
St.
Chas.
Milk,
12
tins
for'
$1.00
..All
milk
orders
will
be
delivered.
.
The
above
special
is
limited
to
ono
lot
of
12
tin's
with
each
and
every
purchase
of
Shoes
exceeding
$3.00
value..
StCHARUs
100
Only
Pairs
Men's
Working
Boots
In
this
lot
me
the
faniuii-
Sterling
Work
Shoes,
"Made
in
Canada,"
iili
a
complete
range
of
l.eckie's
"Sknokiuil"
Moots,
Tony
Last,
all
leather,
made
in
H.C
lle-e
i
an
opportunity
to
buy
UoiTie
Made
lines
mi
a
competitive
basi
with
imiortel
stock.
Heg.
values
.l!.r0
In
$7."jO.
Special
Price
$5.45
The
"Rideau"
Shoe
This
make
of
shoe
will
suit
the
must
particular
men
U
is
neat
with
cushion
ruhbeY
heel
and,
faiiey
stitch.
Meg.
$7.50
value.
Special
$5.95
Ladles'
Shoes
at
Sacrifice
Price
Chocolate,
Drown,
Vici
Kid,
Fancy
Pump,
I
is
Heel,
Wishlne
Strap,
a
dainty
style
fnr
street
or
dance
wear.
Meg.
value
!.y0.
To
clear
at
55.95
The
reason
for
this
tremendous
sacrifice
is
nn
account
of
haying
above
iu
C
width
only.
Children's
School
Shoes
In
Hoys'
and
fiirls'
IHack
or
Hrown.
SiKs
I
to
5.
Reg.
.1.tl5.
Special
..,$3.25
Sites
S
to
la.
Ueg.
Special
.
.
$2.95
The
above
Combination
Cash
Spec
ials
arc
real
indncments
to
the
thrifty.
shoppers
who
buy
early,
and
avnid
the
rush
that
fs.part
and
parcel
nf
the
C'.Iiridtnm
lrme.
NVe
ateuftrielv
guarantee
Hit;
ipiality
nf
our
merchandise,
whether
you
buy
at
sale
price
or
otherwise,
and
we
invite
a
cntiiparNon
of
the
values
contained
herein.
before
the
country
and
were
making
more
money
in
a
few
cat.
A
day
or
so
later
he
called
astonished
man.
"All
out
looking
ready
to
take
their
share
in
jcars
than
can
be
made
out
ol
at
the
newspaper
office
for
news
for
your
cat."
was
the
reply,
helping
to
develop
it.
You
can
li'ihl
lames.
It
would
be
well
if
or
the
cat.
only
to
find
a
small;
vVulcli
only
goes
to
show
that
ee
what
has
happened
in
the
itiis
were
accepted
as
a
parahU,
boy
present.
i00
is
a
lot
of
money.
southern
part
of
Hie
province
by
applying
equally
to
oilier
enter-
"Where
is
Hie
editor?"
be
ask-
'
the
people
being
patient
and
per-
pries
than
orcharding.
!e,
the
boy.
Out."
was
the
rn-i
.1.
P.
Forde,
district
engineer
severing.
Identically
Hie
same
It
is
only
those
who
have
been!
ply.
"The
assistant
editor
"
tie
for
the
federal
department
of
thing
will
happen
in
Central
in
at
the
beginning
or
things
in'
continued.
"Out"
was
again
;
.york,
who
is.
here
on
otllcial
HrilMi
Columbia
between
.Mc-
a
new
country
and
have
wit-'
Hie.
reply.
"WJiere's
the
repor-
'.u-'iiiess.
exoeds
lo
return
to
Itride
,ind
Prince
tin
port,
but
on
ncssed
developments
resulting
ter,
the
printer,
where's
the
Victoria
on
Hie
Prince
unpen
10-a
very
much
larger
scale,
bo-jfroni
settlement,
such
as
havoj
whole
staff
gone
to?"
asked
the
m.rro
wmoniing.
cuue
there
are
much
larger
occurred
throughout
the
four)
areas
or
agricultural
land
.'ind
more
valuable
resonrecs
in
the
way
of
mineral,
timber,
fisheries,
etc.,
than
there
are
in
the
south,
and
it
will
hot
be
Ion?
large
enough
lo
juilifv
more'fre
lueiil
train
ervice.
l.fquile
nn
For
a
CHRISTMAS
GIFT?
We
have
made
a
special
reduction
on
all
our
Wool
Cardigans
.
Mr
Christmas
Irade,
and
?2.00
Wool
Hosiery
for
H.50.
'DEMERS'
"Tha
House
of
Quality."
western
provinces
during
the
last
twenty-four
years,
who
can
adequately
visualize
the
future
that
is
unquestionably
in
store
for
Central
llritish
Columbia.
My
before
your
population
will
btfulvice
lo
the
pioneers
is
to
slict
and
get
hold
of
sonic
land
while
il
is
cheap;
improve
it,
and
make
derslnnd
Ilie-
feelings1
-oT;
.the
j
il
attractive
bir
those
who
will
pioneers,
but
they
are
inclined
toleome
in
later
with
capital
and
expect
things
to
happen
before
want
to
buy.
This
is
ono
way
t''nv
are
due.
Plant
Fruit
:
If
your
readers
will
lake
the
excellent
advice
you
give
in
another
paragraph
in
the
same
is
sue
or
your
paper,
namely,
lo
plant
thousands
of
fruit
Irees
in-
lo
reap
Hie
benefit
of
pioneer
efforts
and
sacrifices.
Vancouver
Mudhole
When
I
lived
in
Vancouver
in
1880-7
it
was
one
of
the
worst
mudholes
I
ever
saw
for
a
towni-
sile.
.Newspapers
and
goods.
stead
nf
only
a
few',
they
will
be
onUide
of
one
or
two
streets.
--
i
had
lo
lie
delivered
by
boys
on
I
Horseback,
anil
horses
were
dy
What
About
Giving
a
Soft
Warm
WOOLLY
CARDIGAN
ing
right
and
left
fron
mud
lever.
The
railway
was
not
there
'ilieu.
ami
there
was
a
feeling
that
it
ucer
would
be,
and
if
niot
of
the
people
had
not
hern
unable
lo
move
I
believe
there
would
have
been
a
general
exo
dns,
such
was
the
doleful
state
of
the
public
mind.
Look
at
Vancouver
today!
See
what
has
happened
in
I
he
fruitful
valleys
of
the
southern
interior!
And
yet
only
the
opening
chapters
of
Ilie
story
of
progress
and
pros
perily
have
been
written.
The
Same
thing
will
happen
In
Cen
Iral
llritish
Columbia,
bul
In
less
lime.
$100.00
REWARD
The
leading
citizen
of
a
small
country
town
lost
his
daughter'
pet
cat
He
handed
the
local
newspaper
nn
ad
offering
f
100
reward
for
Hie
relurn
of
tho
lost
SANDY
MACDONALI
SCOTCH
WHI5ICY
CVtKDT
MACCONALD
1
1
wMkr
jmt
a'Mrt
m,
mm.
h
I
Aiamui
irantti
i
wtuxu
mruns)
in.
Special
Liqner.
per
Hnltle.
A.H.M.,
20
years,
.V
per
Hnltle.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
"Worth
$100
to
Me
Relieved
Eczema
and
Piles"
Mrs.
Peter
A.
Palmer,
SaJtbum,
Saik.,
writes:
"Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
has
completely
relieved
me
of
eczema
and
piles.
I
also
used
this
Ointment
for
my
baby,
who
bioke
out
in
eczema.
A
few
applications
were
all
that
was
necessary
in
her
case.
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
has
been
worth
a
hundred
dollars
to
me,
before
using
it
1
had
spent
a
great
deal
more
than
that
in
unsuccessful
treatment
from
doctors.
We
have
also
used
Dr.
Chase's
other
medicines,
tha
Nerve
Food
having
restored
my
health
after
suffering
from
sever
nerve
trouble
when
a
girL"
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
00
Ct.
a
twi.
all
(tenters
or
Kdntanron.
Rate
St
Co
Ltd.,
Toronto